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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Since march yes, previous one was a lawyer, so was the before that, and the one before studied politics ;)
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Which even the UN has had to admit Ukraine shares the blame on[1]. Not only that, the Human Rights chief of Ukraine stepped down and subsequently admitted that she invented a lot of human rights violations[2]. It's actually amusing tha
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Hate Russia all you want but this energy crisis was entirely "free world" created and didn't start in February this year. Half of these idiots have resigned or are close to resignation due to an energy and food crisis that th
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It's nice that you brought up constitutional law, since Bill Barr, Ted Cruz, and many others were in fact constitutional lawyers. That's why you have a self made failed coup d'etat in the US. Crazy nutjob granpas that are thr
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
This is basically what happens when the entirety of western governments is run by lawyers, teachers, and BA consultants. There is a massive lack of critical infrastructure engineers that should be welcome in government or at least close adv
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
There used to be a link to remove the album[1] but it seems like they shut it down. So the only way for you to remove the album from your account is to contact apple support. [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-2920
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
In rails you get these things for free. What I don't get is why everyone rolls their own framework with node.js. It's basically 90s PHP all over again. EDIT: Soft delete is a trivial piece of code when the framework has a well def
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Apple agrees to pay $50M to settle lawsuit over flawed keyboards on MacBooks(techcrunch.com)
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Germany was actively trying to block labelling nuclear as green to make sure nuclear isn't eligible for subsidies [1]. France was pushing for nuclear energy to be added to the list. Nobody knows if it was just general erratic behaviour
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That might have been true at some point, but with all the "we have to fight Russia" rhetoric they have put that food security in jeopardy. It's by far not the only western country that does so. The Farmers protests in NL trig
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Facts are still facts and reality is still reality. The greens are calling for a reactivation of brown coal power plants[1]. Literally the dirtiest of all energy(including coal). You can bring up your "facts" about Germany's
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
They also "pulled out" of solar early. I have idea how anyone can make sense of German policies. They seem to be working solely on the basis of emotion. The outcome is a disastrous policy that created one of the highest energy pri
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I’ve helped people use Kybernetes for quite a few things, but I can’t help but notice that there is even a policy agent that allows you to write rules in JavaScript now. There is a minimum level of complexity when you use Kubernetes, but th
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Ah yeah, just like how Von der Leyen, Macron said that they want to abolish the consensual vote, when Hungary didn't play along with sanctions being a landlocked country. Totally democratic and totally designed to keep sovereignty.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I worked with an Atlassian consulting firm for a short period while at a big org. Needless to say the consulting firms recommend the big orgs to do things differently from what they do. Jira - Everyone has the performance issue, to avoid it
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What does it take to add Chinese and Japanese to this? Surely it's a lot more than just training sets right? I have an android phone without access to google tts, so this might actually potentially be a nice alternative.
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> authoritarian regime saw facebook in 2012 and said What a weird statement. Facebook has been taking all of that data for a long time. Some of the protections in Android and iOS were specifically added to inhibit Facebook from recording
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What does Gitkraken have that lazygit and tig don't have? The fundamental assumption here is that the the CLI doesn't have GUI's.
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All you need to do is look at their financial accounts[0] Bellingcat is indeed pure propaganda. A lot of their Russia claims during the recent conflict have been pure propaganda. They were also baselessly perpetuating the lie that the Ukrai
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Mozilla Foundation and Mozilla Corporation are not the same thing.
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I've had absolutely the same experience. I've had to share my wife's laptop when I had water damage on mine and she generally keeps all mail and calendar in chrome instead of using the native apps for some, to me, inexplicabl
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
People like you look at these things as if you just shift numbers around on an excel sheet. There is still physics and geography involved here. German industry is already hardly competitive in terms of price, what do you think happens when
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It's completely possible for Germany, if you accept that it will completely impoverish your population and irreparably destroy the Mittelstand(which is most of Germany's industry), which stands at the crux of the German welfare sy
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I'm sorry, but the Estonian prime minister is a Eurocrat idiot that lacks basic understanding of how either military or economy work or operate. You want to be independent of Hydrocarbons and Russian commodities? Okay well the Chinese
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Yeah I don't get that either. Here's the German Federal Statical Office in April(It's worse now). A lot of food markets have increased prices over 50%. Electricity just last year doubled in price. And a lot of these commoditi
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When you use Ceph in conjunction with Kubernetes, most people probably use rook. It's supposedly been production grade for a few years, but I keep running into random corner cases. In the beginning it would have problems when you ran i
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Especially since the fix seems to have been to expand the table in the privacy policy. On top of that most of these seem to be features you have to explicitly enable.
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Taiwanese even use it as some sort of blogging platform.
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I've heard that before, but I'm not sure what it means in practice.
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I'm still following Ars Technica on Facebook, but it's only clickbait these days. I feel like I remember it being a quality publication at some point in the past ... What happened?

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