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by sgift 3y ago
wth? Why would you do this, Mozilla? My Windows Nightly updates all the time and it works well?! (same for dev, which I used before)
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by sgift 3y ago
Does this work? Coworker of mine tried to replace the snap and said that Ubuntu removed the non-snap and installed the snap again. Or does it work because it's beta/dev? (To add to this: Snap can go and die in the deepest layers o
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by sgift 3y ago
All countries of comparable power are murderous autocracies. By that metric. At least I cannot think of any that isn't, feel free to try to proof me wrong.
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by sgift 3y ago
Either the author changed the headline to something less clickbaity in the meantime or you edited it for clickbait Pop_- (in that case: shame on you) - current headline: "Rust std fs slower than Python!? No, it's hardware!"
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by sgift 3y ago
I think that's quite an uncharitable interpretation of what's happening - Google doesn't really have bad intentions here imho, but with every tool you suffer from a conflict of goals: Should it be as good as possible for the
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by sgift 3y ago
Yeah. With just a tiiiiiiiiiiny bit more privacy restrictions they can do it. Would you really deny these puppy eyes that? Just a tiny bit, as a treat! ... It's so insidious. So wrong, so useless.
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by sgift 3y ago
Or maybe people don't care just about that but instead have a higher ambition in furthering their craft. Be it for joy, some sentiment of "getting better" or whatever. Yeah, sure, most of my days I'm a glorified data con
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by sgift 3y ago
The reason is that they are smaller and if you want to make an example to scare an industry into compliance it's better to go after big companies first. If Facebook gets dragged over the coals the smaller ones are next unless they adap
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by sgift 3y ago
Also, they support Passkeys. Which is by all metrics a vastly superior way to secure an account compared to normal passwords.
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by sgift 3y ago
Cause the law is highly staked in the direction of the claimant with DMCA. First, only the real copyright owner can go to court against them (so, you cannot take look, find out they aren't the copyright holder and then sue them), then
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by sgift 3y ago
I took a look into the origin of the food truck once (internet rabbit hole ftw), and originally they moved - some still do these days. Usually serving a different area each day or if you have two areas with non-overlapping break times even
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by sgift 3y ago
Without name calling the whole argument breaks down, because it's just "I disagree with you, and because you are <name call> you are wrong!". No substance behind it. (Ghost kitchen can have all the things they've s
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by sgift 3y ago
Same, my best experiences with getting data out of DBs - in an earlier job where I had to work with many external customers directly - were the big ones, cause they always had dedicated Database dev teams that could prepare the data in a wa
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by sgift 3y ago
Personally, I would prefer to stay as long as I can in one place, and work on something I really like until retirement. But, I admit, these kind of jobs are rather rare in the modern economy (even though I'm not in the US and from my e
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by sgift 3y ago
Yeah, it's just a term rich people use to be able to look down on other rich people. "Oh, his family hasn't even had money for 100 years ... so gaudy. No wonder he sometimes eats up his whole plate, probably didn't alway
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by sgift 3y ago
No, you aren't. As usual, things are relative. H&Ms business model has always been "fast fashion", but mostly in the original sense, which is taking a catwalk trend, replicate it and bring it to market while everyone stil
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by sgift 3y ago
We are all creatures of habit. Even if something is not good in our current experience we often say "yeah, it's bad, but it's a bad I know . Who knows what will be bad in the other software?" - which shows the incredibl
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by sgift 3y ago
Well yes, that's what governments do. They regulate things (it's usually called laws, which the regulations are not called, so it is clear they have to be translated into local law first), they make deals, they coordinate response
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by sgift 3y ago
The EU doesn't want anything. The EU follows the wishes of the governments of the countries as one representation of the will of the people and the parliament as another representation. You want them to not break encryption? Maybe vote
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by sgift 3y ago
> Ah yes, you've just reminded me of one of the other issues: Some Remain campaigners had difficulty engaging with people who were on the fence about the EU without calling them ignorant yokels. In other words: The truth hurt. And o
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by sgift 3y ago
> So, what stopped the UK from enforcing minimum salary bands on all workers instead of going through the extreme self flagelatory route of leaving the EU and loosing out on the EU membership benefits instead? You might say that would ha
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by sgift 3y ago
Does your company also ban aussies? I've heard swearing is second nature to them.
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by sgift 3y ago
Some people just hate themselves. Really .. that's the only reason for something like this. But props for doing it, you are better hackers (old school variant) than me, bf-enterprise-solutions.
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by sgift 3y ago
Yeah, okay, I can understand the whole "experience" of ordering in place as a bonus, if you like that. I'm naturally shy (and lazy, I admit it), so going out and talking to people is the worst part of the whole experience for
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by sgift 3y ago
I just did a quick search and it seems to work using the Linuxulator as a bridge - here's a tutorial that makes use of it: https://github.com/verm/freebsd-stable-diffusion Native CUDA support doesn't seem to
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by sgift 3y ago
The underlying assumption here is that their accusation has to make sense, but that's not the case. It only has to sound reasonable to Wall Street, so the managers can get money for a bit longer, until people are fed up. Unsurprisingly
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by sgift 3y ago
Sure, but the thing that "Into the Pandaverse" seems to make fun off (according to the description in the GP comment, I haven't seen it) doesn't lead to better quality. Edginess doesn't equal quality, even if some p
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by sgift 3y ago
Hm okay. I can see that. I think, it's different for me cause I trust the food safety protocols in place here in Germany to make sure the standards for hygiene etc. are guaranteed. So, the only thing I care about is the quality of the
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by sgift 3y ago
> You can't trust online food delivery at all anymore. Why? Is their food bad?
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by sgift 3y ago
Also on making sure that it is balanced all the time. The effort it takes to make sure that there's always input exactly as much energy as is taken out of the system is just staggering. And if only a few of the things needed to adjust

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