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by tephra 5y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "not work for men". In Sweden parental leave is just a normal part of society for both partners and it works great (indeed I'd go so far and say that all of my male colleagues that have gone
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by tephra 5y ago
So at least in Sweden you have a right to get back to "the same or equal position" after parental leave. And most people here are away much longer than 5 months. Most mothers take one year off. And most other half probably are in
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by tephra 5y ago
FIDE rules bar you from writing down notes. You are only allowed to write down the moves of the game. In correspondence it is bit different and there I usually try and write down lines.
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by tephra 5y ago
It should be noted that this allows for the continuation of voluntary scanning and reporting to CSAM that some companies do for all messages that goes via their platforms. This is also a temporary legislation that will be in place until a l
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by tephra 5y ago
I've done quite a lot of family research and I'm fairly young (I think????) being just 30. I'm somewhat of a history buff and while History generally happens through some great event, big time general or king or the like. his
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by tephra 5y ago
I've never actually heard of anyone getting "emacs pinky" since one of the first convenience things you'll do is to make sure Ctrl is somewhere comfortable.
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by tephra 5y ago
I'm an everyday IRC user and most channels (7+ or so) I'm in are very active.
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by tephra 5y ago
My first job at a consulting company out of uni I had to to an IQ test that could also indicate if I had rabies. It had questions like "are you afraid of water", "have you showered in the last three weeks", "have yo
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by tephra 5y ago
I usually always have Emacs up and even if I'm in vscode or intellij I use magit in Emacs for all got things.
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by tephra 5y ago
Getting a maximum fine not only means that your handling of personal data was especially egregious but that you probably didn't cooperate in any ways with the relevant DPA and refused to rectify the problem. I.e the maximum fine is hig
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by tephra 5y ago
Indeed this can (and does happen) but the non-profit can loose its status if it starts doing stuff that does not further its purpose as stated by the bylaws. And the tax authorities can decide that your stated purpose would not be tax exemp
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by tephra 5y ago
To be precise, not everyone can join (indeed it is the non-profit bylaws that establishes this) but to be tax exempt it has to be what is called "open". I.e any person that fulfills the membership criteria can join (and it is the
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by tephra 5y ago
Perhaps not exactly what you are looking for but there is: https://curl.se/tiny/
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by tephra 5y ago
Just to put it out there. This is a great title and idea for a podcast / blog.
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by tephra 5y ago
Only accepting doctors who went to medical school in the u.s or Canada is not the same as having higher standards (necessarily).
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by tephra 5y ago
To nitpick. Those are EU companies that have parent companies in the U.S. The laws are applied to the EU entity.
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by tephra 6y ago
At my former job I had a Perlis bot that posted a random epigram every morning before standup in our slack. It became a somewhat loved thing to have.
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by tephra 6y ago
Just to note that in many cases the cable package is not equivalent to getting F1 TV or MLB TV to take two examples I have experience with. Both those lets you watch the events after the fact which many cable packages do not.
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by tephra 6y ago
While true, APIs have specifically not been copyrightable in the EU for some time, I'm not sure about the cad else in other countries and regions.
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by tephra 6y ago
IIRC (this case has been going on for way to long) they didn't cope the GPLed version of the code (oracle/sun had another proprietary version).
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by tephra 6y ago
The best quote pertaining to Tieto that I'll never forget is when they one the contract to build a new system dealing with something around people with cancer in Luleå. One person on IRC simply stated: "Well now I'm really gl
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by tephra 6y ago
Mainly it is also a library that others can use for all of those protocols and SSL backends.
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by tephra 6y ago
I don't see how you draw this conclusion. Working on personal projects at say 22:00 does not preclude you to work out at any other time of the day. I usually do some programming when the kids and partner have gone to bed but I also do
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Cherry wood martian terrain model(planetposter.io)
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by tephra 6y ago
This is not entirely true. For example the .se domain is not controlled by the Swedish government but is administered by The Swedish Internet Foundation which is a private foundation (source I work there..). It is (now) regulated somewhat b
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by tephra 6y ago
OpenBSD does not use glibc.
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by tephra 6y ago
Having print as a function instead as a statement provides flexibility and ease of customizing. Printing to anything but stdout, printing with a separator, using the end keyword, etc, all became easier.
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by tephra 6y ago
It's not that the government freely shares that information (they do some) but that they actually sell information to companies that then create searchable products on that data. And of course you can't generally opt out of the go
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by tephra 6y ago
Remember that it was most likely (if we are to go with professor Tolkien) created 200-300 years before the manuscript that survives was created.
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by tephra 6y ago
I agree with your comment mostly but just to note that it is no longer complicated to center things. .centered { display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; } Indeed there are two (at least) more ways to both horizont

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