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tobltobs
10y ago
> on some public and private feedback from speakers who felt uncomfortable attending with him as the keynote speaker. So you want to say, that there doesn't need to be a real reason anyway, it is just enough that a few other speaker
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tobltobs
10y ago
Why should the EU care where Apple parks his money? They don't pay taxes anyway on this?
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tobltobs
10y ago
"Why put a massive effort to work your ass off, if you won't have anything to do with the money?" This one is nearly as whiny as your strange stereotype of woman.
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tobltobs
10y ago
I don't understand the down voting. I guess it is shooting the messenger for his recommendation to use "shitty micro payments". But what is the problem with this recommendation? It is just the truth, anything else doesn'
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tobltobs
10y ago
Isn't it a bit displaced to bitch about ads in apps in a thread which is about a topic which is about how developers need time and effort just to keep apps in the store. If you have so much problem with ads than just use only apps whic
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tobltobs
10y ago
This would imply that that security haven't been relevant for "DevOps" until now.
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tobltobs
10y ago
[The following reply doesn't make any sense anymore as the parent did retroactively change his reply.] It depends who do you mean with everyone? In this case the only party which should have been asked would have been the EU, which doe
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tobltobs
10y ago
Maybe they should have asked the EU? If a deal looks to be good to be true it might not be true. If you buy a stolen car from some shaddy guy for much less then it is actual worth it is also your fault.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Don't know why you get downvoted, but such a embarrassing, slimy letter from Cook is relevant for HN. I guess he just killed a lot of his credibility with this sniveling letter.
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tobltobs
10y ago
So Ireland will loose access to the EU market and all those double irish deals are worthless?
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tobltobs
10y ago
Who told you this "cut" stuff, Farage or the other clown?
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tobltobs
10y ago
It is a bit early to "learn their lesson with the UK and Brexit", because Brexit didn't happen yet. And if it will ever happen it is not given that it will be a sacrifice for the EU anyway.
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tobltobs
10y ago
The double irish is more like parking your car on the bicycle lane.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Even if it wouldn't have declined, the non reaction could just mean that Mr. Market doesn't believe that Brexit will ever happen.
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tobltobs
10y ago
So far there haven't been any kind of a Brexit. It is even completely unknown how a Brexit might look like. And if there ever will be a Brexit at all.
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tobltobs
10y ago
I guess he doesn't get downvoted for stating that France had a colonial past, but for implying that the colonial past is an excuse for not integrating into the society you live in.
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tobltobs
10y ago
A second hand bike for $200 is more than enough for cycling in a city.
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David Davis: Trade Deals. Tax Cuts. Time Before Article 50. A Brexit Strategy
(conservativehome.com)
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tobltobs
10y ago
Don't tell this the Scotts ...
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tobltobs
10y ago
How can you calculate the risk if the modus operandi for the nuclear waste management for the next few thousand years is not known yet?
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tobltobs
10y ago
So you are fine with his other behaviour?
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tobltobs
10y ago
If you would use SEPA for an SAAS registration, how would you handle the waiting time of multiple days? Accept the customer without prove of payment or ask him to come back in a few days?
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tobltobs
10y ago
Most people still pay with cash. I would guess that per average people have about 50-100$ in their pockets.
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10y ago
Sending money in an envelope would be easier and more accepted.
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10y ago
France: one of the most bureaucratic (borderline kafkaesque) countries, with surveillance laws which are only trumped by the UK is poised to become the next SV?
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10y ago
To avoid Wifi I am using it with a "USB 3.0 3 port Hub & Gigabit Lan adapter" from Digitus which costs about 20$.
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10y ago
I am working since one year with the last XPS 13, the lower priced version and it is a very good notebook for developers imho, I might would buy it again. Only might because Dell sold the last model including quite a few bugs (Sound and Key
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tobltobs
10y ago
> I am the tech-recruiting agency Your are not only spamming. Neither your touted blog entry nor your fastmail email address do give any hints that you earn provisions for your "help", quite the contrary they sound like you wou
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10y ago
He doesn't supply any informations you couldn't lookup in 10 seconds on wikipedia. He also fading out any non positive details in his chorus of praise. I don't what his motivations are, but I guess he collects leads for some
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10y ago
The blocking of Google Streetview and the general objection of tracking enabling technologies has more to do with the Stasi history then a general objection against technology. Also there isn't any requirement to lead kids especially t
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