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by theragra 2y ago
But how? I mean if there is no option, how to force tech giants to respond?
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by theragra 2y ago
You are a bit naive. I opened account for my mum, and I've seen how when I want to send or receive (legitimate and small) payments for her PayPal just says "cannot proceed with action" or something like this. It is better if
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by theragra 2y ago
Self driving cars are not working in many places due to political and social forces, not technological. They are already safer then human in cities with a good weather and orderly road conditions.
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by theragra 2y ago
It was known before Microsoft
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by theragra 2y ago
I agree, reasonable amphetamine dose is easier on me than too much tea and coffee.
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by theragra 2y ago
For many people that's not an issues, so maybe you need to add it someday.
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by theragra 2y ago
They certainly do, because tickets cost almost nothing, hostels are affordable. Richer people go to cruises or rent cars for a few weeks. Source: me and my friends when we were younger.
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by theragra 2y ago
Now I need to know why
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by theragra 2y ago
No, I remember it was like experience of seeing when I was a kid. I really saw stuff when I read the book. Now I kind of imagine it with thinking somehow. Hard to explain.
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by theragra 2y ago
There were no legal option due to political circumstances. I am happy I helped him back then, cause he suddently died several months later.
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by theragra 2y ago
Yes, that's the reason. I am happy that I helped him back then, because he suddenly died just a few months later.
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by theragra 2y ago
I have no data, but experience from many other cases shows that economics will take what it wants. Scenarios I can imagine: 1. Black market, which will hurt tourists and locals alike 2. These flats rented to digital nomads instead 3. These
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by theragra 2y ago
Not true. My father (71) always was the same, anti-bitcoin etc. Until he needed to pay for online TV (do nt ask, but it was impossible to pay w card)
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by theragra 2y ago
You make me doubt myself. I can't imagine stuff with the closed eyes, but when I read book I kind of can imagine stuff somewhat. Is it aphantasia or not? Matter of degree?
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by theragra 2y ago
UpdatePanel anyone?
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by theragra 2y ago
Protections are stronger once you work for some time (1.5y?). But he was immigrant and maybe could have fought it, but did not.
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by theragra 2y ago
According to the book The origins of woke, you can't, because corporations mostly do DEI to avoid being sued by the government.
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by theragra 2y ago
I vaguely remember situation where it was not possible for me to choose such option, but I don't remember details
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by theragra 2y ago
My friend worked at the Amazon warehouse in Scotland, it was hard work, but paid relatively well. He ris extremely hard worker. Exactly one time he got stomach flu, came in green barely standing and said he can't work. Was fired on spo
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by theragra 2y ago
Probably countries with strong math education, like Russia or China. Still, I guess top programmers from these will be great, but not average.
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by theragra 2y ago
That is one thing I really miss. TP was defacto language to teach in exUSSR. In many cases,TP or later Delphi followed as IDE for real apps. Pascal had its issues, but compilation speed was insane. When most people switched to java or c#, w
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by theragra 3y ago
You were lucky. I was questioned about this, and officer was considering for whopping 10 minutes. I insisted I am coming only for "meetings", and even then it took a superior to greenlight me. I am pretty sure I would have been de
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by theragra 3y ago
You are right. This does not happen always, but sometimes. Maybe with Wikipedia, not dictionary? Maybe with my english-russian dictionary.
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by theragra 3y ago
I don't think my pixel 6pro stutters unless there are Bluetooth issues. I used it cycling and listening music for many hours, and if music was cached, no issues. Sometimes there are issues with Bluetooth and streaming, but I think I c
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by theragra 3y ago
This is so painful. Kindle still after all these years cannot select a single word without a comma. So, dictionary does not work. Such simple thing could be fixed, but you did all this bullshit work instead.
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by theragra 3y ago
The difference between startup and bullshit is pretty blurry, no?
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by theragra 3y ago
Maybe. I am just always sceptical of apple. Ever since I had Iphone 3g and APIs were limited so much, and often for arbitrary reasons.
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by theragra 3y ago
Government does it all the time ;)
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by theragra 3y ago
Weird to read from a "you are holding it wrong" man
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by theragra 3y ago
Thanks

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