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8y ago
I thought that was common sense but you're right. Some non-listed companies are like that by choice, to avoid all that encompasses being a public listed company. The law requires that the executive board to provide value to shareholder
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8y ago
Having worked in big Azure customer I wouldn't say resources equals stability. The reality is more resources + quality engineering + failure testing. As this case tells, Azure, isn't spending a lot on failure testing. Also, having
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8y ago
On other hand, they have more experience handling failure than 99% of companies so I think 99% companies are better off with Azure/AWS/AliBaba. Experience kind of matters in this case and allows smaller IT departments to outsource
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8y ago
Some kind of reference https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18053935
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8y ago
I do think your use case is common in family PCs and this is a nice solution for that. The issue is only on non-shared browsers. The rant, which I agree, is against the trend. Google Chrome recent versions contain poor quality changes which
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8y ago
I think you, and others, seem to ignore that deep learning bots produce what the data contains. The data maybe be skewed in one direction or another, as in, it may be the case that most content is for gun control and most users seek gun con
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8y ago
They don't think whether it's possible or not. They are outsourcing any outrage of this system to whoever needs to implement it.
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8y ago
Both are missing the point of how this kind of "law" works. The wording is less relevant than the application of it. You can argue that something is outside of scope, according to the wording, and be correct while at the same time
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8y ago
I always felt that some shops that only work with ETFs or derivatives look like bucket shops. In some cases it makes me even more suspicious when it seems that you're only trading within that shop... like a betting house.
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8y ago
Not really since that target probably doesn't support the selling of more guns to the USA agencies.
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8y ago
You can always ask for what information is gathered on you. Please do and share a blog on it :)
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GNU Taler site like to state that at the same time stating they government will have overview into all transactions. https://taler.net/en/governments.html I call bullshit in the comparison to cash.
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AFAIK the first copy right takedown noticed is received without review by Youtube, they only review after being contested. From my perspective, people are just too used tolerating the bad things of ContentId which in part is the result of b
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8y ago
IBM storming in Yes, I do :)