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sakjur
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Walking from Globen (the sun) to Naturhistoriska (the earth) could be made into a quite nice 10 km walk, with possible detours to see much of the old worker's town of Södermalm, the old town, the city center around Klara/Norrmalm,
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3y ago
I think they mean that it’s expensive to [see the] list, not [add yourself to the] list. Without any sort of preview or proof of value, it seems like quite a steep entrance fee to spend on potentially seeing some interesting IP to acquire.
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3y ago
> That means the safety risk is on you, not Google. There could be jurisdictions that disagree with this. The US delegates quite a lot to contract law, but say Germany (I’m not sure if they do, but it sounds like it could be a German thi
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You should probably not do that, but as coder543 says in another comment, there are reasons why even that is preferable to not having TOTP. And assuming you enforce multi-factor authentication to access your vault, it is sort of transitivel
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3y ago
You can have centralized TOTP too, I believe e.g. Vault or 1password can do that?
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To add to this, I’d say as a European that I’m more concerned with the US limiting speech than our own laws. The US is good at excercising its diplomatic, trade and military power to prevent other countries from wielding free speech wrong.
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3y ago
Nginx is built as a reverse proxy, useful to intercept traffic coming in to a server and route it to the correct service. This is the opposite, I guess we can call it an obverse proxy: it sits near a client and allows the owner (or a malici
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That sentence stood out to me as well. I don't think C++ developers is necessarily the best people to ask when discussing whether memory safety is important and urgent to work on or not. A lot of developers are relatively shielded from
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3y ago
Starlark is nice as well, it’s syntactically based on Python, and behaves a lot like regular procedural languages, but it’s meant to provide a pure and safe environment for configuration and be embeddable.
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3y ago
Suggesting a fourth category, in which I consider myself and know I have plenty of friends and colleagues: When you don’t have the space at home for a proper office, so you end up with something that is ergonomically suboptimal and makes a
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3y ago
And so do the unions. The law takes a hands off approach to regulating the conditions of workers, but that goes both ways. If Tesla avoids signing a collective bargaining agreement, the law won’t help the unions force them to, but it also w
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In Sweden it’d be illegal if there was a collective bargaining agreement in place and the strike wasn’t aligned with the terms set out therein. The law explicitly doesn’t extend the same protections for companies that don’t sign a CBA.
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3y ago
If that's truly what you're doing, sure. If you can reduce a movie to its screenplay without losing value, that's probably what you should be doing. A recipe is a great complement to a cooking video, but reducing the value of
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3y ago
Maybe it’s not US-bad Germany-good or Germany-bad US-good, and more like home-good, away-scary or home-bad, away-alluring. Or maybe even home-good, adventure-exciting. We can compare salaries, schools, freedoms, houses, and so forth til the
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I quite like its syntax. I also don’t think the target audience is beginners, this seems like a passion project someone is making for themselves and people who have a similar taste to them.
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It’s also not a haiku afaict. Doesn’t superposition have five syllables?
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And beyond that, the US would risk its relationship with at least the Baltics and Nordics as well, and possibly EU at large. You don’t fire off political ultimatums for a minor trade dispute if you’re not already prepared to sever relations
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It’s possible PTS approves blockades as “exceptional circumstances” and exempts PostNord from their obligation to deliver mail to Tesla?
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I don’t have a source for any of this, this is more of a rant about what I’ve seen over an extended time in my home country. I hope it’s a helpful base to dig further from nonetheless, I’ve tried to focus on verifiable matters rather than b
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Oh, absolutely. I don't mean to claim Go as an outstanding example of a well-designed programming language. I appreciate Go's language design, but I also similarly appreciate Scala, Rust, Java, Erlang and various other programming
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Complex language features have much more of a toll on reading code than they have on writing code. One example that I like to use is that while Go's lack of operator overloading is occasionally a nuisance, it means that you'll nev
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If this gets popular, I could see a text editor that lets you use a non-healing version of the font for any text that has been written in the viewport and then swaps it out as soon as you no longer looks at that block of text – or straight
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Downloading TM Sweden AB's fiscal report for 2022 (årsredovisning), under "Not 7" there is costs for staff and average number of staff for 2021 and 2022: 2022: 289 full-time equivalent employees, 133MSEK salaries. 2021: 220 f
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What strikes me about the system described by the article is that it predates IRC by a couple of years. I wonder if IRC could’ve been built on Habitat’s backend equally well as the other way around is easy to imagine.
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I don’t think you’re being downvoted because you’re promoting improved communication skills. I think you’re being downvoted because you’re implying that managers “absolutely does not want you to have such skills”. I’d wager portraying an im
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In Sweden, certain things are reported to the government and others are not. Your task is to validate the prefilled tax forms and add missing income (above thresholds in place to allow for hobbyist level incomes) and deduct missing deductib
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They checked with three Meta contacts, but because the data retention period had passed, the evidence wasn’t available anymore and the contacts were unable to progress.
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The worst thing about configuring emacs is when you accidentally create a pocket universe and now you have to keep that process running.
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They kind of have one. The charter of fundamental rights of the EU contains privacy protections that has been used to shoot down at least the data retention directive and IIRC the EU-US data transfer frameworks. It’s possible that the CJEU
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Is there any country that directly elects their government and its ministers? The commission is appointed by the European council (i.e. prime ministers and presidents of the member states) and approved by the parliament (your directly elect
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