randoramax

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by randoramax 6y ago
Local laws may win over whatever is written in the contract. In some places the creative work you do on your free time and your own computer is yours. In other countries that's not the case. In my experience doing creative work across
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by randoramax 6y ago
Never heard of whale killing a kayaker with a jump. Source?
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by randoramax 6y ago
Does nextcloud still use caldav/carddav?
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by randoramax 6y ago
The choice of words for website is unfortunate, makes it look scammy.
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by randoramax 6y ago
Those who fail and get poor reproduce faster than the riches and within a few generations you put salt on your fields... Your comment reminded me of the movie Idiocracy
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by randoramax 6y ago
> MS got news-breaking fine for far less with Netscape before. But, nobody cares in 2020. Slack did file a complain against Microsoft to the European commission. And remember that the netscape lawsuit in EU took the good part of 10 years
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by randoramax 6y ago
Yes, there are a gazillion ways of making pizza without cheese. And I'm not vegan :)
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by randoramax 6y ago
You downplay the fact that Firefox at the time had Google's backing to go after Microsoft. Opera was never a threat, it was the "token" choice for Microsoft to avoid further upsetting the antitrust agencies. It's a whole
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by randoramax 6y ago
S3 bucket with object lock is as offline and convenient as it gets
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by randoramax 6y ago
Firefox need to battle chrome and edge. Both come pre-installed in Android and Chromebook and Windows. Counting on Firefox to just be better to win against these two is naive at best.
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by randoramax 6y ago
it used to be called "private cloud", wasn't it?
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by randoramax 6y ago
To go from LA to SF, flu. To go from Fresno to SF... Airport, really????
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by randoramax 6y ago
You can only PUT money in a bank account knowing the IBAN in Europe. Automatic payments have to be formally authorized first. Europeans give it their ibans without second thoughts, never heard of any such problems as in US.
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by randoramax 6y ago
Indeed. I hoped that Ubuntu, Debian and the other understood that the APT repository is nothing but an App Store. Ubuntu was in great position to start asking for money to divert to projects. Who wouldn't pay $10 for the convenience to
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by randoramax 6y ago
He can spend $300/month in many parts of Europe, get good healthcare. Even with paying some taxes to support the US billionaires, he'll live a very good life. In SV for that money he'd have to climb over zombies to go get the
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by randoramax 6y ago
> He came from privilege and wealth from colonial South Africa to Canada He turned out to be a complete asshole so that doesn't matter. Him siding with white nationalists, the whole pill thing... No, he better go back to Africa with
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by randoramax 6y ago
Tafazzin, a human protein named after the fictional character Tafazzi, an improbable wrestler whose super power is to got his own groin therefore causing the opponent to run away in reflected pain.
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by randoramax 7y ago
As a non-litigator, i call BS. Facts don't matter much when it comes to justice. Try suing a small businesses LLC for some wrong doing: they'll file bankruptcy and you'll never see your money.
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by randoramax 7y ago
This! Slack was supposed to be better than email. Now it's clear it's just another annoying tool whose purpose is to be nagged by colleagues too lazy or busy to put together their thoughts on a nicely written email.
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by randoramax 7y ago
And search, something that Ubuntu HUD/Unity (now on the extinction path) solved in a very elegant way. Hundred of menu options nested in remote menu folders made available by typing names. Best of both worlds, if you ask me.
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by randoramax 7y ago
Nit: Amiga was by Commodore, Atari had its own line of computers.
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by randoramax 7y ago
Probably because nobody understands the ramifications of what Google is doing deeply enough to build a solid-enough case. Justice is slow, too slow for modern times and laws are inadequate.
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by randoramax 7y ago
WhatsApp is second after that :)
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by randoramax 7y ago
Don't trust PIA, verify yourself (and read the comments above).
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by randoramax 7y ago
> It's with open source but not free software What do you mean?
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by randoramax 7y ago
That's because software sucks badly. Architects are used to elegant and simple tools that work all the time: pen, paper and few other things. It's not just CAD software that sucks, it's the interfaces like mouse and keyboard
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by randoramax 7y ago
Why do you like risking to loose your bags and constantly add 30minutes to your trips waiting for bags at the carousel? I never check bags and it's never a cost thing, only speed and convenience.
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by randoramax 7y ago
Because there is large a social cost with allowing regular people and retirement investment funds to waste money in scams. I'm not saying that Slack IPO is a scam. I'm saying that if a majority of public companies cannot turn a pr
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by randoramax 7y ago
This. The MacOS and Windows users have been missing on that powerful shortcut for years and now complain for a CTRL-SHIFT-C /V in terminal? Boohoo :)
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How to Fix Unstable K8s Cluster/Out-of-Memory Nodes(forum.zenko.io)
3 points by randoramax 8y ago|1 comments

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