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sharken
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Was looking for that as well. Also there should be another line with 'checkout -- <file>'.
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He is not the only one with wildly inaccurate estimates, if anything the Corona epidemic has shown how poor even professionals are at estimating. Developing and producing the vaccine all went more or less according to the plan, but the esti
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The constant instability can also be seen in Afghanistan, where a strong regime such as the Taliban can impose stability. Where it gets hard, is what are the underlying reasons to the constant instability. Poverty and a very religious popul
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5y ago
Fully-remote workplaces are very rare, so it's a lot more likely that remote workers will lose out. E.g. there is a task that requires the help of person A or B, where person B is working remote. I'd argue that person A will be ch
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I wonder if disabling telemetry works on the insider builds. There is a guide here: https://medium.com/geekculture/how-to-stop-windows-10-from-s... However waiting for 21H2 is probably a lot easier.
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Exactly, don't underestimate what removal of a few annoying hoops to jump through can do. The other day I wanted to compare gitk on Windows with the same on Linux. But there was no Xserver installed, so the idea was dropped. The whole
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My experience exactly, it was only after actually calling a company about a job that everything clicked. Sending an application using a recruitment website is like buying a lottery ticket with the same poor chance of winning. And the easies
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I much prefer the approach also mentioned in that thread. Here a hiring process was adjusted so that good current employees could actually pass the hiring process. Of course that doesn't solve the issue on how to get the first few hire
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After YouTube introduced the age verification for stuff like game demos it has not been the same. It would be interesting to see what kind of content TikTok excels in if such a list exists.
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But in this case it's literally the cloud product that is more secure.
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5y ago
Another aspect is that if you are a regular exerciser you tend to also take your weight seriously. In part because lower weight means easier runs. But heavy drinking tends to also increase your weight and it can take several days to get rid
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I see the outline of a public change in attitude towards this sentiment. With War on Terror and also War on Drugs everyone bought into the premise. Now twenty years later it's more of a stalemate than anything else. Then came the Coron
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Am on the same page here, setting up lenient rules for the rich sends the wrong signal. There should be no exception to the rule and Italian carmakers should get started on the transition away from combustion engine today. We're all in
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5y ago
You can either have privacy or surveillance, Apple is trying to sell the idea you can have both which is a false statement. Since Apple have been pushing privacy as a differentiator with Android, i can see their problem when they also want
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Restrictions unfortunately play a large part, e.g. changes to Production can only be done by request. Requests then take weeks to be completed even though the actual work involved can be measured in minutes Another core issue for me is the
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Part of setting up a Win 10 machine should include disabling telemetry, even though it's not easy. https://winaero.com/how-to-disable-telemetry-and-data-collec... It probably won't be long before the Windows 11 ve
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Generate enough bad press for long enough works wonders for creating change. The battle is not over though, as you say Apple might include the feature unchanged in a later release. If they do, should come as no surprise that they will lose
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I think the fact approach works well for rational and logical thinking persons. As for the rest, yes other approaches must be employed instead.
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Tomayto, tomahto, if Covid had not happened these stores would most likely still be in business.
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History has shown time and time again that the slope always become slippery at some point. In this case what is coercion or "consequences" of choosing to say no to the vaccine, will turn into something entirely different. Here is
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Yes that could very well be the dilemma Apple is in. But i don't consider it E2EE if you are scanning content on the device first.
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I feel the same way - even a well paid but not mentally stimulating job would suck. Getting challenges on the job is a requirement for a good job.
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I'll assume you are explaining the concept, but at this point the sum of all the elements sums up to a feature that should be cancelled. The arguments have been stated before, the principal one being that scanning the users device goes
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I think this has been established already, but nevertheless it's best to repeat it. The on-device scanning capabilities will be expanded in the future, but it can be stopped if Apple care about their users. Right now it seems they don&
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Maybe I'm being a cynic, but why wait until the age of 30 to sue. It's more likely that Corona has taken a large chunk out of the cash flow, and now it would be nice with a boost of the finances.
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For a country like Venezuela they would probably still have liked to even receive the vaccine, but have received very few doses so far. https://www.laprensalatina.com/venezuelas-vaccine-drive-sput...
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That's the hard part, I'm all for giving the vaccine to all who wants it. And at the same time not forcing everyone to take the vaccine. As an example Denmark will reach about 75% vaccinated without any mandates, though a Corona p
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Do you have a credible source for that claim ?
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Something similar to the Rubella vaccine that took about four years to be licensed. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubella_vaccine
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Quite right, the Uber case is here: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54175359 So what happens with the human driver (you) if the same accident happens ? If the Uber case sets the standard, then negligent homicide is
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