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by tpush 6y ago
Your description of the dynamic between you and your wife is incoherent. You assert that she submits to you, but then you say that you make no decisions without her consent. So when she does not give her consent, she doesn't submit to
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by tpush 6y ago
Well, it means supporting the exclusion of every person that feels alienated by Stallman's behavior and publicly stated views. For as long as Stallman's alive. Irrespective of any moral or ethical concerns, keeping Stallman doesn&
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by tpush 6y ago
> According to the newspaper, the doses likely come from AstraZeneca's Halix plant in the Netherlands, which hasn't yet been approved for EU production. As of two days ago AstraZeneca hadn't sought approval for the plant [
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> There goes half of Congress, half of Hollywood, many historic figures, and a fair share of executives. I mean, yeah.
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Why wouldn't both be murder and the guilt just the same?
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I mean, that can already happen, no? What difference does it make being able to commit legal suicide instead of 'illegal' suicide by downing some pills?
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Thanks for the very informative post! Really, the licensing I envision would be: 1) Any entity that does/wants to derive commercial value from the software should compensate the copyright holder. Example entities here are both "I
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A bit off topic, but is there some consensus about what the best way to license software so that non-commercial use = MIT, commercial use = 'proprietary, please negotiate a license' is? Like, some standardized legalese or somethin
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The vaccination pause is not about the rate of general blood clots, but a specific kind of blood clot in the brain among a younger population that’s usually way more rare.
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If you're that concerned, go to a doctor and do a blood test to see what's up. But please don't take nutrition advice from an internet message board about software and startups.
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The manufacturing of the vaccine is a three-stage process[0]: The First stage is done in the US. The second stage is done in the US and Germany. The third stage is done in the US and Belgium. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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Group messages are also end-to-end encrypted.
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> I guess the privacy invasion comes in via linking to Fb and graphs of who's-messaging-whom. In the interview he explicitly says that they do not share phone book data with Facebook.
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I'm in Germany and have the LG B7 Oled. After the last update it wanted me to review the settings for EULA agreements etc. It defaulted to disagree and I just never set it to agree. I've still never seen an ad on this TV. Guess G
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Apple will invest over 1b € in Germany and plans Silicon Design Center in Munich(apple.com)
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The point isn't that every banning of a style of building is xenophobia, but that in this particular instance it is. Making 'can't build minarets' part of your constitution isn't some local law building code thing;
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No, it doesn't. One can oppose (religiously motivated or not) genital mutilation on purely humanistic grounds, completely divorced from any religious concerns. Banning building minarets has no such justification; just blatant xenophobi
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The managerial class in Germany earns much more than normal workers. The point here isn't that Germany somehow successfully combated inequality, just that it doesn't value software engineers as much as the US or even the UK does.
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Any thread about nutrition devolves to an absolute shit show.
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> Socially its way better than evading any consequences or getting a bogus sentence like case dismissal because some formality mistake. But he is getting away without any (real) consequences. Being sentenced guilty without much punishm
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Humor is fine. Humor as the only substance of a comment just wastes everyone's time.
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Germans have a cultural fetish for displaying (and being subservient to) authority expressed by titles, signs and such. "Wenn diese Deutschen einen Bahnhof stürmen wollen, kaufen die sich erst eine Bahnsteigkarte!" - Lenin (probab
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Given the usual type of responses to these kind of articles, we probably need a whole lot more of them.
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Racism and extreme social-darwinistic views are pretty much the core of nazi thought.
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> Excellent question, especially since the code is copy-pasted without crediting the original authors. That seems like a serious allegation. Can you back that up?
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If the makeup of management doesn't reflect the underlying population, especially if non-management does, then yes of course that's a problem. I as an ethnic German can echo the GP's point. Non-management can be quite diverse
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> Unless China solves for the skewed demographics in the next ten years, seems like sheep-behavior to include them in projections for the future. Has anyone seen these types of presentations but say 1980, except it says Japan instead? Th
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> So when do average developers just start considering macOS toxic and stop supporting it? Presumably at the same time breathless and misinformed comments stop being posted to HN. In this case returning EINTR is documented behavior and t
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The engineers working at these companies in the slides get all of that too, except the not at-will employment. But even if they didn't, the entry-level engineer could pay for all of that and still have way more money left than most any
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> That's very different from the US keeping track of race though. You'll also never see a German statistic even using the word "race" for humans beings.

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