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weberer
4y ago
>if the EU is anti democratic, then there's no democracy on this planet. Switzerland is very democratic. People get to vote on individual laws, instead of having 3 different layers of abstraction between who you vote for and what la
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weberer
4y ago
>Relative to which other currencies? Relative to the USA's consumer price index.
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weberer
4y ago
>Take a look at The Last of Us if you want to know what happens when there is no government that can project physical force. Is this a serious comment?
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weberer
4y ago
Knowing Google/Microsoft, they'll just inject the ads directly into the responses.
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weberer
4y ago
https://archive.is/qkeN6
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weberer
4y ago
I don't know if there's a term for this fallacy, but I see it happening all the time. You're trying to break the world down to us-vs-them where "us" is a single narrowly defined group and "them" is everyon
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weberer
4y ago
The USA does have state run propaganda. Its called Voice of America.
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weberer
4y ago
>let's make those locations programmable with environment variables so you won't even know where to start looking for a particular related file What? Just use the environment variable when reading.
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weberer
4y ago
It may apply to this case. The court ruled that Netscape's terms were not valid because end users did not give unambiguous consent before downloading. It may or may not apply here since people are downloading a leaked copy of Facebook&
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weberer
4y ago
Probably not all countries use peanut oil as an adjuvant.
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weberer
4y ago
Nowadays your doctor can just take a small blood sample and run a battery of allergy tests on that.
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weberer
4y ago
They're trying to prevent a bank run. A lot of that involves managing perception.
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weberer
4y ago
I have no idea what's happening in Canada. What do you mean?
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weberer
4y ago
The only reason to do that is if you want to obey copyright law. There is no technical reason stopping you.
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weberer
4y ago
You would need a central authority (the copyright holder) to maintain a list of legitimate NFTs. However, you would not need to get their permission whenever you want to sell them.
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weberer
4y ago
No, that is wrong. At least in Finland, Wolt drivers are independent contractors. Their entire delivery fleet is composed of third world immigrants who are willing to work for peanuts for no benefits. It is exploitative and the current gove
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weberer
4y ago
>NFTs: the thing nobody needed, let alone wanted Its a good idea to handle ownership of finite digital assets. Imagine buying a song or video game online, and then being able to sell it or give it to a friend later, without having to go
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weberer
4y ago
>But when figures of $400m start getting thrown around, I can't imagine it's in a state where "oh, we'll just rebuild it elsewhere" is the plan. If you're operating at that scale, you're likely to be op
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weberer
4y ago
Yes, that's exactly what "colo" in the title of this article is talking about. It is short for "colocation center". You just take your server to their data center, plug it in, and let them handle all the physical op
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weberer
4y ago
>And they'll be pushing for EKS and the whole AWS stack. Nah, I'd recommend serverless for the vast majority of use cases. But otherwise, yeah it gets heavily into the AWS stack with SQS, SNS, Kinesis, S3, DynamoDB, Aurora, etc
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weberer
4y ago
Nice.
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weberer
4y ago
"Apple Silicon" is the brand of processors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_silicon
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weberer
4y ago
>>Billboards >I guess I sometimes see those in US TV shows ;) Lucky. In Helsinki they're in every metro station, every bus stop, and sometimes just in random spots along busy streets. Oh, and every metro car has screens playin
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weberer
4y ago
Sep 2 of the build instructions says it requires RtAudio.
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weberer
4y ago
>I say that’s also important in giving certain types of government advice. Supposing a senator asked you for advice about whether drilling a hole should be done in his state; and you decide it would he better in some other state. If you
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weberer
4y ago
Because the bump system combined with the finite number of threads incentivizes threads that get the highest number of replies per second. And the best way to increase replies per second is to start an internet fight.
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weberer
4y ago
/g/ is one of the SFW boards
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weberer
4y ago
But don't you miss your editor spying on you and sending your data straight to the NSA? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM
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weberer
4y ago
>Companies that are maliciously compliant are not the norm. How do you explain all these damn GDPR pop ups on every site that make it as difficult as possible to disagree?
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weberer
4y ago
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