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by trte9343r4 2y ago
It was 2017, technical difficulties were they argument against DMCA strikes or censorship. That argument was rendered void after that. Gmail initially did not had delete button for "technical difficulties".
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Cloudflare gave up neutrality when they terminated Daily Stormer. Before that, there was even discussion if they have technical ability to terminate single site like that (deleting content from distributed store is hard). More political ac
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Sahara dust or vulcanic ash has a global reach, and easily reaches Norway.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
I use very old software (mainly Win95) to practise usability. Those companies spend millions on usability studies and accessibility.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
> memory impact of running that many Firefox tabs is actually "marginal." The session file containing all 7,470 tabs is only around 70MB in size, and Firefox optimizes things by only loading tabs into memory if they've bee
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
It trades 24/7 and moves very fast. It is a good way to check recent events.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Bitcoin is down 10%, Ethereum 20%. I am afraid it is not just Japan.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
In reality private keys will be mailed in insecure envelopes, issued multiple times (just to be sure) or issued to people, who are not citizens, moved away or died.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
That is what "culture of fraud" means. Everyone just turns blind eye to fraud, any dissident is removed and promptly forgotten. It is deeply embedded in system. Opposition is not possible, there is not even "correct" lan
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
But some gates don't, or it is broken...
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Basically no change. 100ml limit per bottle was always there, and still is.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
> think that the reality is that people "in the know" like polish/chech families are being priced out Not really. They are not poor anymore, and can afford it. But quality is just not there compared to Italy, Greece, Egypt
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Croatia has horrible food, locals can not afford quality food. This country was overrun by tourists, and is now more expensive than Italy. Recent adoption of Euro was the last nail in a coffin. Go to Greece, if you want "authentic loca
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Slicing columns into multiple tables is fairly common type of sharding. Sort of SQL way to do columnary store.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Post (as federal institution) has constitutional protection from local states, all sorts of thugs, and people who would interfere with mail delivery. That clause handles what local states must do, it is not about federal goverment!
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
The law I refered, is not specific about type of delivery service. It just says "delivery of mail" And USPS workers have the same problem! https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1701
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
One more reason to push this! Old people are favorite target for dogs (just after children). Some streets are not even served by delivery services, due to frequent dog attacks. That affect elderly who rely on such services!
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Post is a foundational infrastructure. It is protected by constitution. Postal workers should be protected, that would also reduce overall costs. Dog owners must be forced to take responsibility. They should not be allowed to push cost of d
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
If delivery workers are "full time employees", they should get the same protections, not just equal pay. Many are attacked by dogs while delivering, by customers of their employer. That is a text book examples of job related injur
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
AI is not a bubble! It will change society in the same way as Internet and social media. Many jobs and professions will be eliminated. Problem is that big tech has no idea how to capitalize on AI! So far their biggest "idea" was
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
> aggressive behavior towards animals is no reason to assume that it is also aimed at people Just yesterday I argued with some moron about the same thing. Obviously flagged!
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Some people lost fear from other predators: aggressive dogs. They even force family members to live in dangerous situation, where they get attacked and injured regularly. Mental illness or brain parasite is the only possible explanation for
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Maybe offer hiring bonuses to diverse candidates. Many people are secretly diverse, they just need a bit of motivation, to disclose they are non-binary or queer! Also it is very important to respect privacy. Many people have a family, that
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Not all dogs can be provoked, but that requires basic training from young age. Shelter dogs do not have this training and are aggressive! Great test is food aggression. Some dogs do not attack, even if you take their food! > Are we gonna
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Provocation is not an excuse! You have no right to send people into hospital! Dog is your responsibility! Use leash, muzzle or keep it at home! If it is dangerous (like you admit), destroy it!
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
PGP solved this problem decades ago!
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Evolution takes long time. But to answer your question: wild dogs. But in India they spread rabies and other diseases, attack and kill people. And their excrements are highly toxic, and kill plants (unlike vultures). Nature is not always ef
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
I use the same strategy. More like an interview. Many AI related tricks can be automated.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
It already happened, at least for me. Dealing with AI is much easier than handling subcontractors. Also AI scales my time much better, than contractors.
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by trte9343r4 2y ago
Just use Linux, you can set all sorts of gains and limits on Pulse Audio, for each app and speaker individually.

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