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by tekknik 9y ago
I wouldn’t say most companies do it. My complex (owned by a large national property management company with multiple properties in multiple states) doesn’t repair them, they buy new then sell the old one to another company who then does wha
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by tekknik 9y ago
And yet all implementations of communism has failed so does this mean technical progress eventually leads to societal failure? Also I believe we will end up with socialism, not communism.
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by tekknik 9y ago
Also finding images you’re in but may have been taken by someone not on your friends list (think events). Eventually probably recommending friends from these images.
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by tekknik 9y ago
I don’t see this helping at all. The big companies will just get consent and then it’s business as normal. Sites that can’t comply due to lack of resources will just block EU access. Really this is just a bullet point for the big guys and
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by tekknik 9y ago
So same price and doesn’t integrate with Apple devices?
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by tekknik 9y ago
Apple includes their own office suite for free with all macs so if you don’t need 100% office compatibility why give MS more money? I haven’t had or used office in some years now and don’t miss it a bit.
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by tekknik 9y ago
Some of us do/did pay for gmail. Also you could stop using Google all together as I have for this exact reason. (Specifically no way to disable AMP). I’ve been using bing/duckduckgo for search and icloud for email for a few years
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by tekknik 9y ago
It does have legitimate use cases transferring value digitally being the primary case and also providing means to accept digital payments with little to no fees. Also you invest in whatever your countries currency is via time, so buying BTC
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by tekknik 9y ago
That’s just the EU though, no such service exists on the US side. Also again these restrictions are put in place by the content owners, not netflix. It is very feasible to remove said checks but the content owners want them in place for the
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by tekknik 9y ago
Also unfortunately, those pro net neutrality are never willing to accept they may be wrong or may not see the complete picture and therefor assumptions they are correct follow with no chance of changing it. I suggest you and those like you
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by tekknik 10y ago
Another way to look at this is if you are from a country exporting large amounts of terrorists then nobody wants to play with you due to the whole guilt by association thing. Some modern examples are americans paying reparations for slaves,
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by tekknik 10y ago
One massive benefit is increased resources for vetting drivers. How is my safety both ensured and insured with LibreTaxi?
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by tekknik 10y ago
The "uneducated" argument is beyond played out now. One does not become "enlightened" and align some common set of views by simply getting a degree. If this is true then it's not called education, it's called b
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by tekknik 10y ago
So how come not golang instead of Julia? I don't have anything against Julia myself but it seems like go with its maturity, easy cross compilation, static compilation and easy IPC/multithreading it would fit the bill quite well. G
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by tekknik 10y ago
This also infuriates me (more-so the "know-it-all" attitudes of the devs). What's even more infuriating is how simple of a change this is. It took me about 15 mins to change the compiler, adding compiler warnings and producin
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by tekknik 12y ago
The problem here is that you expect history to indicate future performance. You expect each country to act morally instead of what's in their best (monetary) interest. How are wars fought these days? Sanctions, it has happened in recen
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by tekknik 13y ago
So I just checked the docker website ( http://www.docker.io/learn_more/ ) and there is still a flag up stating it's not yet ready for production use. Does this mean you guys/gals are gaining enough confidence i
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by tekknik 13y ago
$100k goes a long way when most developers are expecting to do the work for free.
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by tekknik 13y ago
Not a fat chance in hell I'll use Visual Studio over Sublime Text. However it is good that MS is at least attempting to accommodate the open source community.
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by tekknik 14y ago
Why is this news? They've had this policy since Halo 2. The only reason Halo 1 didn't have it was because it wasn't a live game.