throeurir

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by throeurir 2y ago
Morality is not something optional. It is question of survival and self preservation! You will not get killed, become homeless, or imprisoned if your program crashes. But if it does something morally wrong, maybe you will...
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by throeurir 2y ago
There is a boom of luxury car-branded buildings (Mercedes-Benz Dubai..). Branding is one of a few valuable assets those car companies have left.
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by throeurir 2y ago
> Workers help them bathe, eat, walk and take their medication. > But this isn’t a nursing home – it’s Japan’s largest women’s prison. Japanese prison system is quite hard on man. Compulsory work, no socialization, solitary confinemen
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by throeurir 2y ago
I can not install this stuff on remote servers and docker images. I would like multiple backbends to execute commands and gather informations (local, ssh, docker). It should be installable locally, and run commands on remote machine via ssh
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by throeurir 2y ago
But it is not heavy cognitive load. Thanks to filters and automation... I get like 20 emails daily that get through filters, land in my inbox and need my urgent attention. I can not imagine being directly exposed to unfiltered stream of jun
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by throeurir 2y ago
About 30% of deaths in cave diving are rescuers. This is very similar situation!
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by throeurir 2y ago
I actually have to make money. Deleting everything is a bit nihilistic. And I am not going to unsubscribe from daily status reports on my servers. Those are not "absolutely needed", but it is better to have them locally in my emai
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by throeurir 2y ago
> I unsubscribe to everything I do not absolutely need I get like 500 daily messages between multiple email accounts, and this just does not scale. Some messages are needed once year, monthly, some weekly, some are fed into LLM and autom
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by throeurir 2y ago
It does not even work with javascript enabled! Always asking for some cookies permissions, captcha, Gmail login...
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by throeurir 2y ago
Real life is not Paw Patrol! Watch latest interviews with firefighters from California! Rescuers already put themselves into dangerous situation (operation on stormy sea). But at some point risks are too great, and there is no point to pile
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by throeurir 2y ago
No, their primary job is to protect borders!
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by throeurir 2y ago
They did assist. They saved many lives, but waited until it was safe for them! It is not their job to increase number of victims!
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by throeurir 2y ago
> But Lucianna is critical of the fact the Egyptian navy had to rely on volunteers. "We waited 35 hours. I don't understand how there are no divers on the Egyptian military boats." Why should divers risk their life to save
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by throeurir 2y ago
So many wtf here. If anything this proves it is backdoored network card 1) downloading Windows exe files from Chinese forums 2) the USB storage provided by network card can still contain malware, 3) or can be accidentally booted from 4) it