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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
That depends on country, in Poland you don't need to carry any ID on you anymore (you're then required to remember PESEL number, and recite it to police if asked; 11 digits, six of those are birthday).
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
I don't know SF homeless, but if you'd come ove here, you'd be surprised. Some of the refugees I met were “normal people” in their previous years, smart, well educated, well paid, resourceful. Some of them were much, much ric
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
This is HN, not fediverse, I thougt we can have a discussion that would involve making a distinction on this nuance (choice vs decision vs responsibility vs fault), instead on casting general aspersions, as is the case in other social media
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
Not my choice, but my decision. It's not a question of responsibility of the a priori situation, but the moment that I snap and decide I can't take it any more. I need to do something. And not doing something is also a decision.
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
Stuff that we consider abnormal (homelessness, migration/seeking asylum, etc.) is at some point personal decision („I'm going to try to move to the next country, whatever it takes”), even if usually are not perceived as real choic
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
> Where is the HQ of the company? If outside EU, then they need to accept EU jurisdiction and notify who is representative plenipotentiary (== can make decisions and take liability on behalf of the company). > Where does the company o
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
No, the company you're sending it to is required to care for it. Up to and including refusing to accept that data if need be.
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
Tangential: does anyone know if there is a site that collects backgrounds from cartoons? Those would be gorgeous wallpapers.
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
What is the reason to pick Stalwart over Nextcloud? Nextcloud also has calendars, contacts, files, and integrated mail client. And a reasonably sized ecosystem of apps.
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
And I still can't tell if this particular rectangle is a button or not. In the example renders I can't tell for approximately half of the widgets, what will happen if I click them. I will continue to think mobile UI peaked around
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
That's wdat minijinja does internally. As an argument to Template::render() you can give it any struct that implements Deserialize. That's how you can get varying (sic) variables to a single function and even attributes on "o
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
No, when it tumbles, it does it around its centre of mass. You'd have to get a craft that has empty area inside. If you know Elite, it has space stations where you dock by going inside, while matching station's rotation. That&#x27
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
https://archive.is/UnNjh
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
zoom.com is an audio equipment manufacturer, which was there before zoom.us. I guess that's what happens where they had to accept substandard domain, because they were unwilling to be creative about their name.
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43657935
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43657935
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by throw_a_grenade 1y ago
Repo is archived: https://github.com/girlbossceo/conduwuit
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Conduwuit.txt(girlboss.ceo)
6 points by throw_a_grenade 1y ago|1 comments
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
> Elon Musk enjoys a level of access to the US executive branch that other companies only dream of In short, he's an oligarch. Over here we don't react kindly to that level of political corruption.
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Meta can be sued in Kenya over posts related to Ethiopia violence, court rules(reuters.com)
5 points by throw_a_grenade 2y ago|0 comments
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
> Don't blame Microsoft/GitHub I don't think this is a question of blame, rather than suitability. In the spirit of blameless postmortem, I'll state that GitHub was found unsuitable for hosting a FOSS project. Why it&
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
Do you know which EE scenarios do they run?
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
Specifically, weapons over which we won't have full control after we take delivery. There's another point in that agreement, design authority over those weapons must be in EU — e.g. no licenced components (even 100% manufactured i
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
The first sector this happens is defence industry, one of the US of A's biggest exports. EU already decided that weapons will need to be at least 65% manufactured in Europe: https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-freez
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
Eric did exactly what you suggest, and found out he can't really build it without permission from the manufacturer. So no, you can't just pull up the pants.
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
> You’ve got a monopoly on lemonade because you pay all the grocery stores to be the default lemonade. > So we’re going to force you sell your car. This is b*llocks. Google financed being monopolist in cars with profits from its monop
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
If you're talking about technical capability, yeah, no contest here. But if EC can legislate e-signatures into existence, then it follows that they can also legislate browsers into accepting Q certs, can they not? Mind you, they did ex
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
1) From an eurocrat pov, why build a browser when you can regulate the existing ones instead? EU core competence is regulating, not building, and they know it. 2) You don't actually need to build a browser to achieve this goal, you jus
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
That's orthogonal problem. eIDAS had to solve many problems to create full solution. You're right that we have many TSPs (aka CAs), NABs also. EU have experience running continent-wide PKI for e-signatures that are accepted in oth
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by throw_a_grenade 2y ago
/cough/ VeriSign /cough/

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