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2y ago
House of Cards, The Diplomat, Kaleidoscope, Lincoln Lawyer, The End of the Fucking World, etc etc
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2y ago
> Just because a conservative is not willing to support a liberal position, that doesn't make them automatically a fascist Their methods and their positions make them fascist, not their support or lack thereof for opposing positions
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2y ago
> Work is about same everywhere Well, no. When a customer at my job makes a mistake, we don't send lawyers chasing after them because we're assholes. And when someone proposes something that will hurt those customers, people sp
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2y ago
> Seriously if I can't trust that I am going to actually be told and not lied too when there is a security incident at the bare minimum, why would I chose to work with a company? What is Oracle's end goal here? I think you'
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2y ago
On some of their devices you have to jump through a couple of hoops to enable Google Play Services and Store, maybe that's what they're referring to.
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2y ago
True, but other than the "Jewish space lasers" brain worm lady, the others aren't outwardly anti-semitic. Unlike the Nazis who were very very much so. So for now, I'm billing them as fascist.
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2y ago
> If you are of a different opinion then we are, you are either badly educated (read, stupid) or a nazi Depending on where you are from, this could absolutely be true, as "elitist" and insulting as it might be. Well, fascist is
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2y ago
> It’ll be all fine on a 200 years perspective, democracy will continue to increase its footprint, people will lead better lives. What could that be based on? Ask the people in Venezuela, South Africa for instance, things can definitely
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2y ago
> It’s the fact that the institutions e.g. Congress, Judiciary are not able or willing to push back Even worse, the population at large seems or acts indifferent.
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The French revolution wasn't lead centrally, it was a higher classes which boiled over to grassroots explosion of public discontent that ran away from everyone, had a life of its own, and devoured its children. Economically, little cha
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2y ago
For what purpose? And if it was just for that, why did they also share classified information?
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2y ago
Some of them are. Have you ever heard anything said by the current US president? It's just incoherent rambling. Then we also have the Signal chat, and even biographies and books by some of the others that makes it clear done of these p
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2y ago
Does it now, dear whatabouter? People are getting arrested and deported with no due process for expressing opinions? The UK government is rewriting history to remove women and gays? No, you're just confusing the existence of hate crime
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2y ago
Apart from the fact that they probably use your photos for training, it's pretty good. Searching by people, locations, text or objects in the photo is awesome (I know Apple recently added something like that, but Google have had it for
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2y ago
In some countries there are mobile plans with "free WhatsApp/Facebook/etc", but limited or paid regular calls/messages/data.
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2y ago
The page is still up: https://crisisresponse.google/android-alerts/ And according to some Googling, they had only disabled it in Brazil while investigating why the false alarm happened.
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2y ago
macOS and iPadOS are full of those undiscoverable "if you do this combination of buttons/swipes while at full moon, something happens". As a Mac user not by choice (work issued) I hate how impossible to discover these are.
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2y ago
> The other makers build quality is horrendous Out of curiosity, what are you basing this on? From having spoken to people who manage IT fleets, and being the person regular people ask for advice for what device to get, with the occasion
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2y ago
> One of my banks charged 1eur per instant payment up until recently Illegal since 1 January, which is why they stopped. Hence why I'm saying it's free. As for not all banks supporting it, if I'm not mistaken it will be m
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2y ago
Like what?
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2y ago
Don't forget that Instant Payments are free.
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2y ago
I'm not sure that's a good excuse. Most Western European nations adopted the same systems shortly afterwards, and had the same type of legacy (cheques, fees all over the place, slow transfers)... But they haven't stopped ther
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2y ago
My hardest bug to debug was related to broken drivers and a useless vendor. In total I spent around 2 months on and off trying to chase that one, and by the end was starting to go crazy. A new customer comes in and we deploy a new VMware vS
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2y ago
Apparently paying for Google One gives access to Google support. If that's worth anything I have no idea, but it exists
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2y ago
This is a very special exception for the unique situation of Alsace and parts of Lorraine (Moselle) that spent a few decades in Germany, and as a result have a mixed legal system, and some other fun ones like extra public holidays.
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2y ago
Most laws in most civil law countries (there are exceptions, but it's the standard for the main laws) are a fixed law on a topic which then gets updated. So the 2025 version of the Family Code in France is everything included, and if y
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2y ago
Flash that will survive the heat and humidity of a washing machine for a decade?
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2y ago
Because most people don't have anything on the LAN that can integrate with the appliance, and with just a phone app and the appliance, you're limited in computing power, background activity and storage (you can't store all us
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2y ago
FYI Brexit proves you unquestionably wrong. If you think the EU doesn't work, you either haven't been paying attention or don't understand it. > It has terrible defense/army, terrible industry, terrible commercial bal
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2y ago
For what it's worth, enrolling patients without consent in unnecessary procedures still happens today. There's even a whole Wiki article about one category of those (which was banned in France in 2016, and US in 2024, but probably
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