redeeman

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by redeeman 1y ago
those things destined for the EU does, where both aliexpress, temu etc declare and prepay at the EU import one stop shop.
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by redeeman 1y ago
> By 2027, the EU will be too busy fighting Russia to help much with China. you think the EU will declare war with russia? they will not do it formally, but who knows if they will send troops. you think russia will invade attempt to EU?
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by redeeman 1y ago
under what circumstances would you actually for real sue someone? this seems like a thing that is almost certainly NOT gonna happen, even if they did insane shit.
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by redeeman 1y ago
yes, such as when schumer warned trump that "the intelligence community has six ways from sunday to get back at you" on television. Regardless of what one thinks of trump, this should be enough to have serious consequences for the
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by redeeman 1y ago
would you agree that this also goes for things in eastern europe and perhaps in the middle east? :)
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by redeeman 1y ago
not really that portable?
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by redeeman 1y ago
and they should have gotten the corporate death penalty for it. I think it should still be done. the sheer amount of crap microsoft has purposely bestowed upon the world should lead to life in prison for many of its decision makers
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by redeeman 1y ago
no, instead they spend all their professional life not knowing what they work with, and waste much more time accumulated.
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by redeeman 1y ago
they dont care enough. I have said no to work that would require me to work with loads of MS shit, I have said no to open photoshop files, various other proprietary crap files. They might care, but they just only care a tiny tiny tiny tiny
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by redeeman 1y ago
> because it was almost exclusively used by criminals and most normal people never even touched one, much less used one for legit transactions. thats BS. most people have indeed had such, and while not frequent, it was fully legit. The r
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by redeeman 1y ago
does he actually disown it? i thought he keeps up being proud of that despite his base hating it?
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by redeeman 1y ago
i'll bet you $100. Are you game? :)
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by redeeman 1y ago
and ooxml is basically just a serialization of microsoft office internals, with attributes such as "likeword95" on certain elements.. microsoft made a total piece of steaming turd, and its users dont care.
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by redeeman 1y ago
im saying dont force anyone to do anything, let alone force 3 year old kids to go to school.
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by redeeman 1y ago
thats a very ugly way to look at eachother as a couple.
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by redeeman 1y ago
are you saying that everyone in poor countries barely making it by are being "just irresponsible" when they decide they want to have kids? this seems very elitist, possibly racist, and certainly could indicate that your view might
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by redeeman 1y ago
> Also luckily there are mandatory public schools starting from the age of 3 wtf... let the kids be kids. this is totally gross and government violation of families
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by redeeman 1y ago
i dont know, the way they have managed to consistently roll down a hill that seemingly is the wrong one, despite how obviously it could have been done better, is frankly quite impressive
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by redeeman 1y ago
in 2003 it was WAY easier to install linux than windows. You had to mess with floppys for sata drivers and shit to install windows. and KDE was always ATLEAST as easy as windows, arguably more. At this time lots of older crappy hardware peo
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by redeeman 1y ago
kinda like when people write to eachother, just open up your whatsapp, and type in a magic spell to let your friends know they are invited to dinner tonight..
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by redeeman 1y ago
yes, a most explicit and deliberate happening masterminded by mr musk himself.
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by redeeman 1y ago
could you provide more details on this?
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by redeeman 1y ago
no, I am saying that I agree that you shouldnt mark it fixed until you know its fixed. I am also saying that if they dont know for a fact its fixed, they should WARN PEOPLE IT MAY EAT DATA. its 17 years!
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by redeeman 1y ago
> YOU CANNOT CLOSE A BUG REPORT IF YOU CANNOT VERIFY THE BUG . That's the policy they are using. You may use a different policy, but that's the one they are using. and then I would say: YOU DO NOT STOP WARNING PEOPLE UNLESS YO
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by redeeman 1y ago
are you being for real? did you see anything as such in the bug listing? but even IF they did put safeguards in place, the fact that this is SEVENTEEN YEARS, no warning, functionality still enabled without ANY WARNING losing people data. un
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by redeeman 1y ago
nobody should fault the person who have coded the bug, unless someone can prove it was done on purpose. What I am suggesting is that the project as a whole has the responsibility to not just sit on data losing bugs for 17 years without warn
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by redeeman 1y ago
an option I will be making use of now. And I know its not criminal, im saying it SHOULD be criminal not to warn people about this. its more than a decade
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by redeeman 1y ago
i fully understand it might be very hard to fix, but to know about it for that long, and not warn people or disable the functionality is unforgivable
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by redeeman 1y ago
and then they simultaneously determined "yeah, we might eat your data. Lets not warn anyone about that AT ALL, lets keep the feature activated and let them users lose their data". This behavior ought to be criminal.
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by redeeman 1y ago
not everything is a client<->customer relationship. Professionally I can definitely support old stuff. It costs extra most often. Conservative doesnt have to be stuck. I am not recommending we send h266 to everyone now, but h265 is we

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