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2y ago
Same. We have a an org. that is still on version 6 because of this. Never again.
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2y ago
Thanks for posting this. I love Hugo btw, its been a great SSG for me. I have been putting off a 0.42 upgrade for a few years now. Wanting to use the new markdown renderer at some point. But I am using the Academic theme, and not wanting to
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2y ago
Oook. I have seen worse. Its been my experience that the documentation is pretty good and the community helps when when there are discrepancies.
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2y ago
Sounds like a bunch of crap the industry is already trying to sell the public and no its not working and yes we can do with out it.
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2y ago
Can you describe how you make them liable in this arrangement?
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2y ago
> Obviously, that isn't portable to a zero-copy-cost digital realm. I'm not sure how you figure that. Its still a sale. You might want to read though how much case law there is all over the world that conflicts with that conclu
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2y ago
Maybe. But this situation points to much larger problem, in my view. That people are starting to become accustom to common people rights erosion. Rights holders should not being wielding this kind of power against the public, at the end of
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2y ago
Yea, I don't like the whole loaning out idea either. Loaning implies ownership. Corporate propaganda has done a good job of convincing people otherwise. I came across an article that was really good at explaining the issue of ownership
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2y ago
The free flow of information is slowly being eroded by rights holders. If people don't find a way to stop being influenced by narratives that really only service this establishment, we will find ourselves, renting and not owning works
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2y ago
My understanding is that this law is designed to benefit companies and not workers because it forces workers to pursue their own remedies. Being a gig worker, it seems to me, is similar to being a contractor, where you have to handle all of
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2y ago
Thanks for spending the time on that list. Hopefully Bitwarden will see this and reprioritize there game plan. You cant have a solid password manager without these things working. I have been using Keepass for years, but was thinking about
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2y ago
You trust Proton with that data?
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2y ago
When I see CEO's, CFO's going to prison for the actions of there corporations, then I'll believe laws actually make things better. Otherwise any court decisions that say some action is now illegal is just posturing.
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2y ago
> After 20 days of back-and-forth with non-answers, I finally sent them a certified letter giving them 30 days to "take action" or "explain non-action" on a specific dispute amounting to ~$5k. > The responded with
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2y ago
I'm glad these questions are being raised and bringing more awareness. I always suspected there was something that was going on to artificially raise rent prices. It sounds like collusion to me.
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2y ago
This is actually making me think about how I watch programs when I dont really need to focus in on anything. I wonder if there is a plug-in where you can spin the wheel between types of media to watch and it selects one for you.
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2y ago
Is there a way to embed this? I use Obsidian and want to capture this for historical sake and when I want to go back to it I can search for it on my hard drive. Really cool idea btw.
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2y ago
Im not an active developer with Microsoft products, but I have questions. Why is this relevant now being this was written in 2021? Is something similar happening again? Also I am confused, with many corporations getting into poisoning produ
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2y ago
The headline should be corporations are in danger of criminalizing themselves out of existence.
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2y ago
Great. Where's the companion executive order to provide tools for people that are displaced by rent inflation transitional and other situations that cause hopelessness?
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2y ago
I don't give a fuck with the definition is. Its not helpful to this discussion, move on. Our world is being destroyed by capitalism, maybe its time to try something else.
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2y ago
Here is an article on ownership and one viewpoint that I support on why it's broken https://blog.alexewerlof.com/p/broken-ownership
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2y ago
Exactly. Sick of people applying the catch-phrase "socialism" to everything to marginalize a method of community good.
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2y ago
Don't forget Atpik. great for migrating a system to a new distro.
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2y ago
Looks like Germany Navy[0] want to some how emulate floppy disks. Maybe the you can make a living out of that. [0]: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/07/german-navy-still-us...
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2y ago
Finally, some sense. My first though when reading the article was why are we even allowing these companies to collect that data in the first place.
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2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1U
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2y ago
Ohh I mis-read that then. Thanks for the reference. I'm just getting into electronics myself and that site looks great.
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2y ago
How did you find the servo to eject the cartridge? You mentioned occasional jams, is that because of the style of cog, or the lack of pressure from the servo? I wonder if there is some tensing or alignment issues from the plastic cog.. I wo
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2y ago
Nice work. Good perseverance. I like the idea and the way it came about. Some of the design aspects are similar to a project I am working on that i hope to finish before the end of this year. Its a mainboard on the wall for data recovery wi
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