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   Elon Musk and Understanding the “Poison Pill” (YouTube, 2022)(youtube.com)

   3 points by wdb 5y ago|0 comments
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   by wdb 5y ago

   Buying Twitter is probably an easy way to get that Twitter account tracking his airplane to be closed down Personally, I am seeing this a potential way to limit the freedom even more on Twitter than already happening.
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   by wdb 5y ago

   And they think people would be happy with that? After the Google and Apple App Store drama? Think ~48% is a bit too much. Especially, like what the article said they complained about the 30% fee at the App Store's. Why don't they
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   by wdb 5y ago

   But wouldn't US laws apply when it is an American company or trade in the US?
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   by wdb 5y ago

   If one record needs to be changed, I typically, just manually do it via the UI :)
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   by wdb 5y ago

   Nothing new? Even getting a mortgage in 90s and early 2000s was difficult when self-employment. As an employee I am struggling to get a small mortgage (1/4) for a house abroad in my home country. Having more than half of the house pric
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   by wdb 5y ago

   Please consider .net / msbuild support too :)
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   by wdb 5y ago

   Weirdly enough, I find the need for file extensions in import statements when using ESM causing a high level of stress and OCD issues
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   by wdb 5y ago

   Getting access denied
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    by wdb 5y ago

    BBC is not neutral in my opinion after reading their Brexit related articles
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    by wdb 5y ago

    I am still confused about the potential GDPR issues of using an American company cloud service and the potential American law of needs of the cloud provider to grant access to data. Wasn't this an issue in the EU with Microsoft?
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    by wdb 5y ago

    One day I would love to see what having 2.000 microservices entails. Which features each service covers. I can't think of 2.000 micro services an online bank would have.
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    by wdb 5y ago

    How do people test in production? It's difficult to get test accounts in production because it containing consumer data. Think financial data. Does anyone know any good resources for testing in production?
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    by wdb 5y ago

    How's this tax free?
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    by wdb 5y ago

    In a past lifetime I was a big user of Fusion. A limited version is these days free as part of DaVinci Resolve. I think the paid version is only $300. Quite a good deal for such a powerful tool. Fusion can be used alongside with its friends
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Interesting. As far as I know Google doesn't have a Lambda@Edge version of Cloud Functions yet. But this sounds like its similar but then for mobile networks?
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    by wdb 5y ago

    I can't really say I haven't really tried Parallels since that experience. In the past I likeed the idea that I can share VM images with VMWare Workstation colleagues. At my work back then Parallels wasn't popular under the W
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Same I can't use it because of lack of ISO 27001 certification
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Pretty happy with VMWare Fusion much better than Parallel's. But I am biased as a Parallel update once zapped my macOS installation while living abroad and spend a long journey on busses (didn't drive) to get to an Apple Premium
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Interesting, I should check out if this works with Gitlab CI. As Gitlab CI is quite a pain to debug (guess all CI environments).
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    by wdb 5y ago

    That's more what they offered me here in London
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    by wdb 5y ago

    That's not my experience as long you don't want the Nautilus etc.
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Personally, I had bad experiences with DynamoDB in a work setting. Where it quickly got expensive
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Going to get one when I can buy them at the local Swatch store or online. I am happy to add it to my collection.
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Investment in what way?
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    by wdb 5y ago

    I think this is a brilliant idea. I can imagine this would be a fantastic start watch for the younger crowd. Much better than the Rolex shenanigan that's going on their were a mass produced $6.000 costs you $35.000. People are starting
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Then I hope Apple allows an option to enable an opt out for these third party stores
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Well, I can’t say the total opposite of Swift isn’t great either they make some weird language decisions. I am convinced some of them won’t have happened without the public proposals
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    by wdb 5y ago

    There is a Kit Kat theme park?
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    by wdb 5y ago

    Personally, Safari is my preferred browser to consume content, but Edge for development work. If you feel strongly about having this in Webkit; you can always consider hiring someone or make your own PR for the project