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>“We live in a world where the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter, yet your favorite American President has been silenced. This is unacceptable," Trump said in a written statement included in the release. As much as I don't
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vadfa
5y ago
Getting married is not a "human right". Also, human rights are nothing but a western social construct.
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5y ago
Problem here is that you follow certain users because you are interested in whatever they have to say regarding tech (for example) but then you get lots of tweets on politics, personal issues, etc.
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5y ago
Go stir shit somewhere else.
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5y ago
I have always found that amusing. What a god complex that guy has. But hey if it works it works.
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5y ago
`optipng -o9 -strip all' is a must
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5y ago
They can bring Hyper-V to Home and only let you use it to run Android apps.
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5y ago
China must be seriously laughing their ass off. No need to go to war against the US when they are content killing themselves.
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5y ago
South African*
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5y ago
Give them $10 billion and spread the cost over those who get vaccinated.
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5y ago
How does someone die of overworking? At what point does one decide "fuck my health, I'll die for BigCorp"? And, where I'm going: a company will always ask as much work as possible from as few employees at possible. Up to
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5y ago
>It's almost at the point, where if I see rust on a resume, I'll figure the dev has a mental disorder and skip them. I figured that one out when I tried to join the rust discussion server on discord and saw the server photo.
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5y ago
It seems normal to me that they only want access from residential IP blocks.
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5y ago
You know there is literally a 0% chance of the company that owns the phone getting it back after having it stolen from them. Having a system like this is the only reliable way of making sure people in low trust countries will pay what they
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5y ago
Are you suggesting that GPL'd code is intrinsically better than code licenced under other licences? Do you have any numbers on this?
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Upstreamed? Why would they want to deal with that kind of crap?
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I don't know why Android OEMs keep thinking they can get away with controversial design choices and high prices as if they were Apple. (not sarcastic :P)
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5y ago
>“In Southeast Asia in particular, the spread of Covid and lockdowns are affecting our local suppliers,” said Toyota Purchasing Manager Kazuanri Kumakura. Toyota will make sure in future to diversify its supply chain even more spatially.
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5y ago
That's like asking if buying art is a "circlejerk of the rich".
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5y ago
I don't remember justifying it. Your comment seems a cheap karma grab.
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5y ago
Not sure about the rest but Spanish ID card includes full address.
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5y ago
Isn't it like this in practically every European country? We have ID cards with every one of those fields printed on them, including thumbprints. All of that information is probably in one big table somewhere.
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5y ago
That means that every time I buy something and there's a profit marging someone is stealing from me.
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5y ago
For a long time I have wanted to use one of these systems, but I would never upload anything to the cloud unless I encrypted it with an algorithm that I trust like GNU's gpg first. Is there any application, preferably for Windows, that
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5y ago
As if that assurance by DDG would've stopped the authorities from requesting something.
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5y ago
They are not built for your use case, that is all. I have a pair of airpods pro I use during commuting every day and they are one of my favourite gadgets.
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5y ago
I have tried to move some stuff from PHP to Python (using Flask for example - I don't want to imagine the performance of Django) and the difference in performance is pathetic. Especially given the reputation of both languages. Python i
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5y ago
No, that's not what you said.
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5y ago
The condescension and lack of humanity that some people here have is baffling.
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5y ago
Yeah, who cares about those who make a living off tourism. They should learn to code.
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