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by randunel 3y ago
The article omits the male preference for younger women and that the majority of couples are of an older male and a younger female. This is extremely relevant to the analysis.
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by randunel 3y ago
By purchasing that game, you signaled to Nintendo that their practise is OK, making it worse for all of us. I went legal with Steam, but stopped when microtransaction galore got adopted everywhere, on top of DRM. Arrgh matey!
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by randunel 3y ago
The apartment buildings in my area all have wireless gas leak detectors, this video makes me want to take out my HackRF and start experimenting with mine. Flipper Zero isn't what's causing this, the bad "smart" devices a
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by randunel 3y ago
> Right now I have no idea if I should continue to work on Sync but as a subscription only app or throw in the towel > A subscription + incomplete experience (NSFW etc) to me just doesn't sound like a good deal for you guys >
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by randunel 3y ago
For FaaS and the like, I'd expect pricing schemes similar to cloudflare's https://blog.cloudflare.com/content/images/2023/05/Screensho... This means you'd be paying per writes, reads and s
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by randunel 3y ago
Since you seemed to appreciate logical fallacies, your argument starts with an appeal to emotion [0], then ends with ad hominem [1]. There's no point in your argument, nor in your personal attack, since nobody denied the war or mention
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by randunel 3y ago
This "whataboutism" is perfectly valid, because it highlights double standards. Whataboutism isn't a blanket logical fallacy, it's applicable in certain scenarios.
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by randunel 3y ago
Communities used to be on specialised forums and blogs. I've watched my favourite specialised blogs turn off comments because of bot spam, and I've watched forums raise the sign up bar and browsing restrictions for similar reasons
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by randunel 3y ago
I agree with sharing the _present_ blame for _present_ actions, but the comment I replied to talks about the „Global North” having divided Africa some time ago, sharing the past blame with far more countries than are actually to be blamed.
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by randunel 3y ago
Spare me the colonialism talk and don't include all EU member states in this Imperial Global North. As it happens, I'm originally from an EU country which had nothing to do with colonialism, but was subjugated for a few hundred ye
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by randunel 3y ago
> Retailers buy and sort through 55kg (121lb) bales of clothing – most of it is either “deadstock” (clothes kept in warehouses and storerooms for years but never worn) or items donated to charities or left in recycling bins. About 6m of
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by randunel 3y ago
> Retailers buy and sort through 55kg (121lb) bales of clothing – most of it is either “deadstock” (clothes kept in warehouses and storerooms for years but never worn) or items donated to charities or left in recycling bins. About 6m of
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by randunel 3y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, I've got the same take from the article. Here's the quotes the commenter refers to: > The traders from Kantamanto in Accra [...] argue that proposed extended producer respons
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by randunel 3y ago
> I buy the latest MX, Vertical, and trackball almost every year unless it's super minor updates so maybe I'm just not using one mouse long enough but they've been fantastic. That's exactly why you don't experien
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by randunel 3y ago
The fact that the offer is still prominently displayed falls under "bait advertising". The fact that the offer's time limit is written in smaller text falls under "dark design patterns". All EU member states have ad
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by randunel 3y ago
The beauty of GDPR is that it clearly distinguishes between a "data processor" and a "data controller". Services such as cloud computing providers, including databases used to store data, are merely data processors. You,
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by randunel 3y ago
For some reason, reading this title made me remember Betteridge's Law, so I first answerd "no" and then clicked to read the article. > Betteridge's law of headlines "Any headline that ends in a question mark can
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by randunel 3y ago
Clicking on "Welcome Offer 50 €/year Limited only until Friday, 28th April" takes you to a payment page asking for 60 €/year, which is illegal in most of the world.
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by randunel 3y ago
> normal users You (probably) and I have both had a more tech oriented upbringing. Current and future urban generations seem to be more tech oriented, anyway, so perhaps we, who probably form the majority of tech consumers, will become t
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by randunel 3y ago
My 5G modem needed some AT commands (AT^CUSTOMER among others) to be made compatible with the linux kernel. It turns out the exact same Foxconn device is rebranded HP, Dell, Telit and possibly some other by simply running AT^CUSTOMER=1(Dell
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by randunel 3y ago
How would you deal with spare parts, then? If every spare part you swap on your car is able to check and sign messages, then this defeats the purpose. If every spare part needed to be programmed with the private keys, this significantly inc
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by randunel 4y ago
There's also risk in producing "them" (goods, services, research), not just cost. If you want the price of your producing work to be the price of goods derived from your work, then be a shareholder, not an employee.
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by randunel 4y ago
My linux user agent would've told you chrome on mac, and I use neither.
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by randunel 4y ago
Petrol stations will disappear, they'll get replaced by petrol delivery companies which will simply deliver petrol for your vintage vehicle, possibly with some sort of subscription. I can see the petrol stations near the city centres b
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by randunel 4y ago
What about tips and tip sharing in Seattle? Wouldn't that factor in, too?
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by randunel 4y ago
I'm not sure lorries would get 30% heavier, they're already trying to maximise every load. You would, instead, get x% more traffic.
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by randunel 4y ago
What does your email server reply with to `RCPT TO:`? Always 250 OK, or does it leak existing inboxes to brute force scrapers?
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by randunel 4y ago
What does your email server reply with to `RCPT TO:`? Always 250 OK, or does it leak existing inboxes to brute force scrapers?
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by randunel 4y ago
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1981206 (a blitz to be compared against https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=2372960 from 2 days ago).
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by randunel 4y ago
My interpretation would be mail+jobs@example.com, given that it's become the de facto standard, and mail@example.com looks like his main one.

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