wiether

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by wiether 1y ago
With raw material coming from other countries, probably.
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by wiether 2y ago
> Best of all – self hosting is very cheap and trivial with Railway > Get a postgres compatible db url and put in for the DATABASE_URL. You can use an external provider like Neon I feel old. Depending and needing to learn two external
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by wiether 2y ago
Are they talking about actual Champagne or just sparkling wine? Because the picture used in illustration shows a bottle of sparkling wine, not Champagne.
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by wiether 2y ago
Except that your example is not reflective of the situation. The right example should be: you are enjoying surfing, then a shark arrives and constantly try to eat you. Now you either keep surfing, at the risk of being eaten or simply hurt b
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by wiether 2y ago
I thought you were talking about those Lion[0] and it left me quite confused... [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_(chocolate_bar)
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by wiether 2y ago
I'm kinda in the same boat, my 14yo 1080p TV still works like a charm, so my worry is more about what would happen if it died?
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by wiether 2y ago
Locking non-approved drives does absolutely nothing for your case though. They can sell "guaranteed to work" drives for people like you who don't want to go through all the picking process, while letting other people the choi
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by wiether 2y ago
> IMO using a streaming service’s recommendations is a way to filter out bands that labels aren’t promoting. The services have to be getting paid for pushing - right? I keep hearing this, I also read Mood Machine that says the same thing
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by wiether 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P-ein58laA
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by wiether 2y ago
> for me personally, this is also a huge disillusionment in Google This feels like "I installed Chrome before Google went evil". https://fortune.com/2025/03/19/tesla-owners-elon-crazy-bumpe...
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by wiether 2y ago
There are rules, but one can decide to not follow them. One thing that I saw (but never experienced myself) happen with North American companies wanted to leave EU is just doing their usual things (thus not following local rules), and then
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by wiether 2y ago
> people don’t buy them for their utility That's called luxury goods and that's not limited to watches.
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by wiether 2y ago
The tenure is for the job or overall in the government? Here in France it's quite common for government employees to jump through agencies during their career, so the average tenure at a job or even at an agency is not quite big. Also,
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by wiether 2y ago
The issue is not the banners, it's the hundreds of trackers those sites are using. The banner are just here to remind you that the site is a dumpster fire. Or are you also mad about warning signs on chemicals bottles?
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by wiether 2y ago
Thank you for the reply! I don't work for a big company but work for/advise multiple companies of various sizes. For clients already on a public cloud, there's no way they'll want to make a new migration if 80% is not ju
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by wiether 2y ago
But do we have concrete examples of what they actually provide and how do they compare to the three majors public cloud providers? For example I can't tell if they have serverless offerings (particularly FaaS) Their public facing websi
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by wiether 2y ago
I know iDeal because I had to implement it for a customer a few years back, but that's the first time I hear about EPI After looking to see what it is about, I can tell you that even though I have accounts in three of the "Foundin
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by wiether 2y ago
Visa/Mastercard to begin with And now you have Apple & Google Pay for people using their smartphone You add PayPal to that and... you cover the companies that are the most widespread overall in Europe Each country has its own set o
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by wiether 2y ago
That seems to be an extreme reaction? They were just stating the reality of some people that don't necessarily chose to feel how they feel...
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by wiether 2y ago
And also, the programmers that got "promoted" to management are people that are here for the money/power and asked to be promoted, not because they care about coding. And absolutely not because their peers wanted for them to
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by wiether 2y ago
So... I need an email address to signup to an email service?
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by wiether 2y ago
Since Matt regularly comments here, and given the expression chosen; I'm pretty certain that they know who the elephant is.
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by wiether 2y ago
Because most people still prefer to receive (fake) compliments from humans and still prefer to get dined by humans
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by wiether 2y ago
I read your comment before the edit so please accept my apologies Saying that posting a simple recipe for cocaine was probably illegal sounded very "puritan american" As a European (French) myself, I'm surprised that you feel
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by wiether 2y ago
Please inform your orange overlord to ban this gov website asap! https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/Digitization/132907NCJRS.pdf
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by wiether 2y ago
In France the figures are public and funilly enough, two of the three receiving the most public funding are conservative titles. With one of them (Le Figaro) being famous for complaining about how much help the progressives/left titles
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by wiether 2y ago
I'm sorry? https://aws.amazon.com/ai/generative-ai/nova/
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by wiether 2y ago
So what you need is... a recycling bin where you put stuff that are awaiting your next trip to the recycling station. Batteries, light-bulbs, small electronics...
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by wiether 2y ago
The free content to learn how to code is still available on the Internet and it won't go away. SE is one of the few professions that one can _learn_ for free, by themselves. It could take longer than going into a fancy university, and
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by wiether 2y ago
Louis' dishwasher is a Blackberry ;)

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