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walterstucco
8y ago
Let's add responsibility to the discussion You are free, but then if something happen because your freedom, then you pay Does it work?
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walterstucco
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It's stated in the paradox of tolerance by the philosopher Popper https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DHZ59CKUQAAkRyn.jpg
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walterstucco
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In Italy 160 guests is just close family.
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walterstucco
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Same in Italy. And it better be good! It says a lot about the couple's taste.
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walterstucco
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An append only logfile is easier, more reliable and more interoperable Just require that each change is digitally signed with the doctor's key
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walterstucco
8y ago
I'm from Italy, from Rome, now living in Milan. Romans are generally louder then people from Milan, but often foreigners are louder than us, especially South Americans and Americans (from USA). On the contrary, Chinese and northern Afr
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walterstucco
8y ago
That's why they have imported 30% of their citizen from other countries, choosing among the best in their fields or the wealthiest.
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walterstucco
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Transistors amplifiers are not better, for any definition of better.
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walterstucco
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Have a look at VLC media library https://wiki.videolan.org/Media_Library/ It's very basic but it works
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walterstucco
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The paradox of tolerance has already been written >> if a society is tolerant without limit, their ability to be tolerant will eventually be seized or destroyed by the intolerant Karl Popper - 1945
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walterstucco
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Telegram let's you upload your own sets
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walterstucco
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Life expectancy on average for a society of hundred of millions and the potential life for an individual are two completely separated concepts Yes, we had the potential to live 80 years even 2 thousands years ago. Was it common? No.
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walterstucco
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Are you sure that is the disparity between what our technology is capable of and our own limitations as animals and not our perception of it? My grandparents lived most of their life under the menace of a nuclear holocaust, but when they we
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walterstucco
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The internet outside EU is not so interesting as you think American online services will be available without problems
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walterstucco
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I can think of the US EU is imposing rules on its market, not others
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Are you really implying that in Europe there are no big tech companies just because in Europe fintech is stronger than search engines? If you look at fortune 500, 143 companies are north American and 143 are European But in 2001 215 were no
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walterstucco
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By asking for permissions to the authors... It doesn't sound so bad.
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walterstucco
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As Italian, I feel like this is gone completely out of hand. Wikipedia content is licensed under CC license. There's no way their content could not be linked elsewhere. Wikipedia also rises the question of the content they link, as,
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KDE Plasma 5 is great
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walterstucco
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Most of the building are not residential
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walterstucco
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Not really Arizona and Croatia have the same population, but look at the aerial maps...
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walterstucco
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Have you ever tried something else than Ubuntu? Honest question My work machine is a Debian with KDE Plasma 5 and it's everything you ever dreamed of plus I can go back to Xfce whenever I feel like life is moving too slow
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I don't disconnect my MBP from power because it could go to sleep and disconnect the WI-FI after a few minutes regardless of network activity I guess it's just that Windows users know the system they use and its flaws (even percei
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Hex has global commands as well There's no real advantage in having a global command when the command doesn't make sense outside of a project folder
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ATM in Milan rides all the public transport of the area, including buses, trains and trams It also manage the Copenhagen's subway It makes profits
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It just made possible for web developers to jump on the native apps train It's hard to think of it as an improvement The idiocy is in the hundreds of engineering hours spent to build half baked solutions that never work as expected and
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Matteo Salvini is trying to reproduce the experiment on a mass scale in Italy by tricking the population into thinking we're being invaded and you now are a soldier defending your country, and he's having some success I think that
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In Italy as well But for all the wrong reasons
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It's 2018 for fucking sake! My grandfather knew the importance of being informed, he was born in 1911, from a poor family in the country of south-central Italy He went to school until he was 7 and then quit to go to work And still he f
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walterstucco
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Your privacy is my privacy We talk at the phone, we chat, we take pictures together If you don't mind about your privacy you're probably hurting someone else's
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