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by surge 3y ago
That is simply not how the vaccine was presented by authorities and the media. They literally said the vaccine will stop you from getting it and stop transmission. It took them months to acknowledge you could still get it and spread it with
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by surge 3y ago
The post itself with no further context about what the OP wants us to see about Moodle, is fodder for moderation. It's not a new project, so if it's a TIL this is a thing, then post that, if its "Moodle releases x.0" the
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by surge 3y ago
That's not the title. It's just Moodle, with zero context. I'm left wondering if there is something on the page the OP wants us to see, like the upcoming conference, some new release, etc. If its new, usually you put a Show H
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by surge 3y ago
Moodle has been around for a long while, is there something new about it that makes it relevant to post?
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by surge 3y ago
Totally not a scheme to keep wages suppressed and avoid having to pay market rates to people who are already in the country, and have the skills needed.
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by surge 3y ago
Weirdly teachers and the education system are some of the most anti-science when it comes to how they structure anything, they seem to ignore all recent discoveries about neurological development and refuse to integrate it into their degree
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by surge 3y ago
I paid Discord money to get a custom user #. How's that supposed to work?
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by surge 4y ago
That's a major gap, there's no third party oversight, and they have all kinds of incentives to fudge the testing in their favor, including how they collect the samples, what's done in the labs, etc. If criminal investigative
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by surge 4y ago
It's a problem for most government institutions we rely on to protect us. There is a revolving door between them and the companies they're supposed to keep in check/regulate when it comes to those in high positions.
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by surge 4y ago
If you were running Apache fine, I think Linux in the late 90s was the work horse of web servers. That might have been the one thing that just worked. I was using it as a workstation and for everything else. Try getting your window manager
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by surge 4y ago
I had the dependency spiral issue on every distro (I played with quite a few), compiling with something like Gentoo made it worse. RPM Forge existed, I think the Linux experience in general was bad back then, and RedHat actually was one of
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by surge 4y ago
That level of backwards compatiblity with legacy versions exists on other platforms (Windows, z/OS, AIX), especially those implemented in enterprise environments. If I have a Windows app written in Win32 API, it'll run on Windows
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by surge 4y ago
Some people are on TikTok so everyone forfeited their privacy?
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by surge 4y ago
EPA is a captured entity and not doing anything about it. They trusted Norfolk Southern's own tests rather than doing their own. They're following the corporate line on this and not doing anything about it, similar to everyone els
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by surge 4y ago
Current development was better done on Fedora, the upstream of RHEL, I think they were pretty clear that's what it was for. RHEL was for when you needed everything to work no matter what. Fedora was for new development and latest and g
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by surge 4y ago
I think you're romanticizing it. Until RHEL and LTS releases for Debian/Ubuntu, most distros you never knew if running and update was going to break something because there simply wasn't effective quality control testing in t
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by surge 4y ago
RH 9 is different than RHEL 9. Just like Windows 11 is different from Windows 98 (98 doesn't mean it's newer). They went through a rebranding from RedHat Linux to RedHat Enterprise Linux over a decade ago but after or during the S
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by surge 4y ago
This is the real reason, and I am guilty of it, it's because of the Persian cultural influences and some pictures, people just assumed, it wasn't until I saw some travel shows or more social media that I realized its closer to wha
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by surge 4y ago
That's what I was thinking, just have it as a presetting in my browser to reject all but necessary functional cookies as a header setting in requests and be done.
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by surge 4y ago
I think it's more it's an SMS replacement or extension, which is supposed to be an open protocol, and they're not opening up the API to support the additional extended features (which is something out of Balmer/Gates era
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by surge 4y ago
They were down voted for the way they remarked on it. "Did you even read the article", berating the OP for missing something obvious (and also apparent just from the headline, not just the article). People make jokes sometimes on
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by surge 4y ago
Did you even read the comment? That was obvious humor. "It used to be" - 5k years ago "now it'll be swamped with tourists" - today now that its a famous dig site, people will come to look. All of it parodying a comm
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by surge 4y ago
Yeah but in NJ, that's 35k-45k in most other states. Not really worth bragging about. If it was over 100k for NJ, I'd say it was an leading. 75k there just barely pays rent on a small apartment. 60k is okay in some areas, personal
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by surge 4y ago
My guess from what I've heard, or at least a factor. A lot of cheap money (low interest govt loans, etc) as part of the market propping up in April 2020, and beyond lead to a lot of incoming capital for a lot of these companies. I thin
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by surge 4y ago
I have zero trouble using Firefox on my Mac, other than the OS wanting to use Safari sometimes, what's the problem? Edit: Ah Apple products, I didn't factor in iPhone/Pad, yeah I dislike iOS and don't use it for that rea
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by surge 4y ago
It's not snake oil, there's literally tax issues and legal problems with having employees located overseas. If you hire employees in another country, you have to pay taxes or comply with a slew of different regulations your compan
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by surge 4y ago
A lot of it also, is just not that good. And they keep pulling stuff down or putting stuff up. I don't need artificial scarcity, I want access, just as I want to listen to a song on Spotify when I really want to hear it without being t
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by surge 4y ago
I had severe anxiety issues I hadn't had my entire life, or actually not since the last time I had a terrible boss. They got promoted out, and magically my anxiety went away. I had not made the connection until after they left. I thoug
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by surge 4y ago
I had a friend who had DSL cause it was all they had available, and with 1.5Mbps up I could decently stream a lot of things at 720p which TBH was fine and I did not notice, plus a lot of the source material was older shows like Stargate SG-
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by surge 4y ago
Lend implies you expect it back, otherwise it'd be "the one who gives"

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