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601.
by progre 7y ago
Every NATO member plus a whole bunch more was involved in that.
602.
by progre 7y ago
I hope so! "Tina, you fat lard!"
603.
by progre 7y ago
A house is a liability. Land is an asset
604.
by progre 7y ago
Kind of the opposite of this though: "The worlds uggliest sweater" was supposedly programmed into the face recognition systems and would make the wearer invisable to the cameras. A deliberate backdoor.
605.
by progre 7y ago
From the company in "The story of Mel" http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html
606.
by progre 7y ago
Pretty sure thats the plot of a Doctorow novel.
607.
by progre 8y ago
Citation needed
608.
by progre 8y ago
I thought that's for patentable stuff. Regular software should be owned by the creator if its created outside of work.
609.
by progre 8y ago
My impression was that this is included in Midi 2.0
610.
by progre 8y ago
It can work the other way too. GDPR is not very complicated and a new actor would have a big advantage in designing their system to be compliant from the start.
611.
by progre 8y ago
There was massive fuel and food shortages in Sweden. I doubt that very many people had normal vacations.
612.
How to read a programming tutorial(prog.re)
1 points by progre 8y ago|0 comments
613.
by progre 8y ago
So hash the IP before you log. Now it cant be traced to a user and you are GDPR compliant. Its really not that hard.
614.
by progre 8y ago
Not by the government directly but by a national library organisation reacting to a goverment mandate for open access.
615.
by progre 9y ago
Paula sounds like a womans name
616.
by progre 9y ago
Not likely. If I was laundering money I would rather have a low profile and spread the money over several apps while making sure that none of them end up on the top 30 list. Seems like a pretty straight forward scam: Get suckers to buy the
617.
by progre 9y ago
Having worked with all three, nothing but Stockholm syndrome would keep anyone to switch from cvs. Likevise the switch to git for open source happend (In my opinion) in large part because Github offers a far better experience than SourceFor
618.
by progre 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dendrochronology Apperently there are enough core sample data to determine when a tree was cut down anytime the last few thousand years!
619.
by progre 10y ago
There may be some kind of bay of disreputable sailors where such items may be available for download
620.
by progre 10y ago
If you can get your hands on some Lars Molin films I can warmly recomend them. Usualy small comedic dramas in rural settings.
621.
by progre 10y ago
Swedish. Edit: The market for scandinavian language entertainment is perhaps 15 milion people. Not a lot and theese industries is in no way a golden ticket to unlimited fortunes but the output is pretty consintently high quality stuff.
622.
by progre 10y ago
Not saying you are wrong but there may be a bias if you are English speaking. As a person with a another language as english as my first, lots of the internet I see is in my native language. Lots of new music and movies is as well.
623.
by progre 10y ago
I put stuff I really need to get done in an Email to myself. Then I dont mark it as "read" until its done.
624.
by progre 11y ago
Norway IS a full NATO member.
625.
by progre 13y ago
Maybe someone reading this would be interested in my own calculator? Not as fancy as Calca for sure, by it can do functions... https://github.com/prog-re/klak