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sealeck
4y ago
Except that they don't respect court verdicts - e.g. in one case they lost against an Italian court "US-based Cloudflare disagreed. It countered that the Italian court didn’t have jurisdiction and that the e-Commerce directive did
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4y ago
It's not actually commendable to host content for white supremacists and transphobes. Free speech may be deserving of protection, but white supremacists using the internet to coordinate real-world activities (such as terrorist attacks)
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Cloudflare Hosting KiwiFarms
(twitch.tv)
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sealeck
4y ago
Not a script, but https://github.com/ellie/atuin does something similar
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4y ago
The text of the CLA in question for companies "You agree that all Contributions to the Project made by You or by Your designated employees shall be submitted and licensed to the project under AL-2.0. You agree that You shall be bound b
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4y ago
Why would these be payday loans? The lenders also own a large percentage of the shares in the company.
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sealeck
4y ago
I would add a notice on the contact section of your website saying "if your email is not written in a proper manner, you are unlikely to receive a response from me" and then list a few examples of emails of the kind you describe t
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4y ago
"Thank you kindly for your suggestion as to how the project can be advanced in a prosperous manner. At present, the project contributors do not possess the bandwidth and time required to implement this feature. Although it is not a pre
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sealeck
4y ago
The internet isn't bad place; there are lots of great communities around (often mailing lists, Reddit, etc).
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4y ago
What was the response?
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4y ago
The point being made (as I understand it) is that given that it is true (if you believe the national statistical authorities of the relevant western countries) that young white men are often substantially better off than young men of colour
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4y ago
The point that is being made is that the Nazi's electoral support base had a _lot_ of women, and the question is "how did a party which had a patriarchal ontology of society attract support from women". Your comment is missin
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Queen Victoria had a _lot_ less power than Stalin did (Stalin had virtually complete control of the entirety of the state machinery, whereas Victoria was much more of a figurehead, although certainly less so than the British monarchy has th
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Computers Are about Speed
(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
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4y ago
Apple was originally an arts-based company, and much more concerned with design over engineering. As for what Jony Ive came up with, his Wikipedia page has a lot of detail: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jony_Ive
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Twitter Merger Complaint
(documentcloud.org)
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This isn't the point – the point is that because Apple has a monopolistic position they are not forced to compete and provide better service.
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4y ago
But they're not billing on the basis of how much it technically costs them to provide these services. If we had a competitive ecosystem then we would expect Apple's prices for payment processing to be at least within an order of m
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sealeck
4y ago
Sorry, perhaps I should have said, people in Austria are less over educated (i.e. at the same education level Austrians earn more than Poles).
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4y ago
If you look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_... it's pretty clear that the average monthly salary in Austria (adjusted for purchasing power parity) is roughly 2x that in Poland.
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If you look at Google, Apple, Amazon, etc's balance sheets they're quite solid, not really at this point propped up by monetary policy any more.
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Even if (which it almost certainly isn't) what you claim is true, the point of paying taxes is not just about what you immediately, materially gain but (a) to support people on lower incomes and (b) to fund things like R&D projects
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lmao the free market does not exist.
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I don't think this is likely to be true at a population level; Austria is a much richer country than Poland; has a much higher standard of education and in other sectors salaries are usually higher in Austria than Poland.
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4y ago
- read your writing aloud (it _really_ helps to improve it) when you review it - just write and then edit - better to have written something (even if it's not great) and then make it better. Especially in writing perfect can be the ene
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"It is a meaningless and merely slightly inconvenient rule. It simply adds an extra step: withdraw to your own wallet, then transfer with whomever you want and you don't need to tell Coinbase about them. It is better to transact w
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Central banks or private banks?
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The German government in general doesn't collect data on the composition of ethnic groups in Germany.
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Maybe for you "adapt to higher prices" is fine but for much of the world this will mean famine and starvation ( https://www.wfp.org/stories/hunger-famine-and-starvation-750... ) Also these aren't just mino
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Fly Answers More Questions
(fly.io)
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