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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Relatively I've understood that iPhones are still more repairable than Samsungs and other Android, based on ratings from companies that rank these (can't find a link on my phone)
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
You don't need serverless for that. Any PaaS such as heroku provides those benefits.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Stackery is great. Doing serverless without an extensive toolset is impossible, which is sad.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
That's really the most disturbing fact isn't it. That journalism isn't horrible because of media companies, it's horrible because of peoples' tastes.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Yes! I hate the fact that iPhones don't update or backup over mobile. My unlimited mobile data is 300mbps compared to my fixed 100mbps. Why, oh why has Apple not allowed me the option of using my mobile data how I want to? I've go
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Yet even the most stable western democracies do it often enough to make investors consider nuclear power plans too risky - not because of the technology but because of political risk. For instance here in Finland companies that invested in
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Based on the comments above, it seems many people think that everyone who goes viral gets a lot of creepy and unwanted attention, but when it happens to women it gets more sympathy than when it happens to men. Thus giving special attention
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
You want one from the idiots or one from the finance experts?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
You didn't actually consider the fact that I might have an axe to grind towards everyone who makes the workplace political, and toxic by alienating people with minority view points? Would you consider it possible I'm a liberal mys
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Well, I do work for one, and yes, last time I participated in an all company call the majority of the time the management spent talking about racial equality, completely unrelated to our business?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
How do asians represent wealth and entrenched power? Are you at all familiar with the history and statistics related to asian americans?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's rough seeing this downvoted. Asians are one of the historically more discriminated and disadvantaged populations in the US. Just as the general culture and atmosphere has be come more tolerant and they're advancing socially,
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's more likely due to genes than culture or parenting as adoption studies show: https://medium.com/@syedmhamzatahir/iqs-of-east-asians-5fe60...
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
There is no way to obfuscate an IP address on a TCP connection. The TCP sequence numbers are random so if the fraudster spoofs their IP, they won't get the return traffic and will be unable to complete the handshake and even establish
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Is the increase in salary requirements that Trump has proposed happening or not? Do we have any idea what 2021 looks like for work visas?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
If you want to have such a broad definition of political, then why restrict the whole fight to tech companies? Why aren't on the barricades about the fashion industry or traditional media? Are you sure this isn't just an excuse to
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Don't newspapers report on masks? Are they political as well? Doesn't TV? Why is all the politics revolving around these west coast tech companies? Could it be that it's actually not that political, it's just that these
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
What's funny is that traditional media has just as much issues with misinformation and bias, yet the whole discussion around how content related to the election might not be straight and honest revolves completely around tech companies
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Do you have an example where in a political company both views were heard? Typically the whole discussion around overly political workplaces revolves around west coast tech companies, which are a monoculture of liberalism. Republican views
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
That's the difference. For a lot of Californian tech companies, the whole company meetings revolve less around strategy and mission and more about racial inequality and Trump. As an outsider, I can't understand how strong the bubb
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
The pieces they've divested haven't been valuable as part of IBM. They've fit their new owners businesses better. Thus they've been more valuable with their new owners, which is why IBM sold them.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Large conglomerates like IBM usually trade their shares at a discount because they're poorly managed due to the sprawling size. Breaking businesses with little synergies usually makes the separate pieces better managed and thus more va
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Twitter is driven by engagement, which in turn is driven by controversy.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'd really be interested in hearing which TECHNICAL forums are more political?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It really makes you wonder whether puzzles like this are a valid measure for real life performance at Google. Probably not.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Yep. At least in Europe it's standard for many or even most restaurants to go bankrupt every couple of years to get rid of debt, and start again in the same pace soon after. The fact that half the restaurants are closing doesn't m
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Exactly. I don't think US as a melting pot has ever had a shared experience. That hasn't slowed the economic growth.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Even metacritic focus is/was aggregating professional critics' scores, although nowadays they have plenty of community reviews as well
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
DeOldify
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Oh man, what a user friendly solution

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