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tssva
3y ago
> The overall results of the group are just the sum of results of the individuals. The overall result of the group is not just a straight sum of the results of the individuals.
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> Async is 100% more efficient and cost effective. You can skim/ignore the content that is irrelevant to you. You can set aside the time that is most efficient for you to work through it. No one has to slice their day according to w
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3y ago
I don't have any evidence but neither do you. Then again I'm not the one that stated something was clear and undisputed when really it is just an opinion. I'm not sure how increased productivity during the pandemic correlates
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3y ago
> It is clear to me that this leads to better work and I have not seen anyone dispute this. I dispute it. There now you know someone that disputes it, so show me some evidence I'm wrong.
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3y ago
They replaced some meetings with async written communication and decision making. What is that? It sounds a lot like sending emails. I'm not sure that having to follow and respond to email chains or async communication chains on whatev
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3y ago
My previous comment was more about not trusting the comment about state level protection than having an issue with that lack of protection. Life and disability insurance companies already deny coverage based upon "sub-clinical family h
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3y ago
> Looking, you’re right. Those are regulated at the state level. But it does look like pretty much every state has a law. The 1st state I checked to validate that, my own, doesn't. The state level laws much like the GINA act only co
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3y ago
GINA covers health insurance and employment decisions. It doesn't cover life or disability insurance.
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3y ago
Because GM has made the decision to not support Carplay so they can drive subscription revenue. It has nothing to do with driving data to Google.
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3y ago
Doubtful it will be based upon Android Auto since that is primarily a phone mirroring system similar to Carplay. It is likely an Android Automotive based system. Android Automotive is Google's infotainment OS. GM already has cars in pr
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3y ago
The blanket statement that EULAs are unenforceable is not accurate. EULAs are enforceable in some jurisdictions. They are where I live.
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3y ago
> Elon is basically a big bully, or rather a big child who screams when he doesn’t get what he wants. > Makes cool stuff though and has a pretty good sense of humor. His sense of humor like his other behavior is similar to that of a 5
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3y ago
Or perhaps they are increasing their support for it and want it in house before investing more.
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3y ago
According to the documentation services can be enabled and disabled. They can also be started but not enabled to automatically start. https://snapcraft.io/docs/service-management
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3y ago
My laptop is also a Thinkpad. My experience is the opposite of yours. A plain install of either Fedora or Ubuntu leaves me with about 40% of the battery life on Windows and a much busier fan. Tweaking gets me up to about 50% of the Windows
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3y ago
I find touchpad gestures to be a mess on both X11 and Wayland. This is one of the main reasons I don't use Linux on my laptop. Gestures aren't recognized reliably or frequently they just stop working at all. Plus there isn't
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3y ago
The part of your original comment I quoted was regarding the rights holder sueing them which came across as implying that the rights holder may have cause to do so. My response was attempting to point out that the rights holders don't
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3y ago
So the discussion underway by Gnome developers is to address the desire to use custom arbitrary accent colors is to let one be specified but to not actually use it. Instead the closest color Gnome developers consider visually appealing will
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3y ago
It makes them properly licensed to use the lyrics which means the rights holders don't have cause to sue them.
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3y ago
> But the real rights holders may well be able to sue both Genius and Google for copyright infringement. Both properly license their lyrics either directly with the rights holders or through 3rd parties which properly license the rights.
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3y ago
> Setting up A VPN is more complicated than a single webapp necessitates. I'd recommend using Cloudflare, with Cloudflare Access, and expose your VPS via a Cloudflare Tunnel. (You can use all of this for free.) I would argue that se
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3y ago
> obviously police and ambulances (and fire trucks) doing their jobs don't have to follow the sign. Not so obvious. I identified them as having violated the rules. If an exemption was intended for emergency vehicles it should have b
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3y ago
It can still be conveniently tested. He is making a statement and should be more clear that is what is happening here. He didn't do free work for their platform. He did work using their platform which he made freely available to furthe
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3y ago
He is but should be more honest about it instead of claiming that the reason is not being able to test.
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3y ago
The complications in getting a license that I was thinking of was those imposed by the government procurement process and not Redhat.
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3y ago
Or possibly a project installed Rocky Linux because it was easier, faster and cheaper than procuring RHEL licenses. It was found in an audit and now they had to procure and switch to RHEL or procure support for Rocky Linux. A complete wild
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3y ago
They didn't purchase licenses. They purchased support.
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They didn't get 3 licenses for a "Free" RHEL Clone. You can't purchase licenses for Rocky Linux. What they purchased was support.
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3y ago
Would have never guessed that since the original comment didn't mention disposable income but only a statement about median income hiding gut wrenching poverty. Loudoun County has the 3rd highest average household disposable income and
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3y ago
I have to admit I'm not sure what the point of your comment is in this context. Are you implying that even though Loudoun County has the highest median income in the country it might still not be able to support a mall because the weal
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