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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
I agree, but removing material which is illegal is also censoring. And he said they shouldn't be allowed to censor.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> You've implied two separate false equivalences, here: • That "censorship" necessarily and only means "removing obvious child pornography" I implied no such thing. Claiming strawman argument and following it up
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> Okay, I get that "brand" means "reputation", but why should a highly useful technology be worried about it's "brand". Things with a reputation of being dead gains lower interest and support.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Did you just consume authoritative information from Axios Media Inc?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
That makes no sense to me. So if they don't hire a ton of people they shouldn't be allowed to remove obvious child porn their site?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
So you haven't read the agreement which you ask all the customers to agree to? Lame.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Of course. With the extreme level of incompetence they have shown so far I do wonder if people in other markets have very low standards. Of course you can provide a crappy service if there are few competitors.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> Which countries have something competing with Amazon? Amazon have tried to enter the Swedish market and it has been a complete train wreck. The other businesses who were initially worried ended up just confused over how they could scre
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
The thing we are talking about is verifying that the person is in a mental shape to take the decision to end his life. The word "permission" is an odd choice here.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
But that was not what was being argued.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> nobody would really bother with changing the standard contract for one potential employee I have gotten through changes 2 times at the places I joined. I have simply told them I cant accept the agreement because of X. Making some amend
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Surely you could tell that he was joking?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Can you link something written in modern PHP?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Is oopsing 50 times per minute a good thing?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> Deciding where people can live is extremely tyrannical. Can I live in your house?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> I'd say this site's cookie banner is less sucky than others, actually. So a cookie banner which makes the entire page unreadable without showing, you know, a cookie banner is less sucky than others? I had no idea there was a
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Yet the linked text shows as black on darkish gray background to me, making it very hard for me to read.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
"fact"?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
As a company you need to follow the law. As a company, to attract new customer you sell something useful. Those two aren't mutually exclusive. For example, you can sell a service to a customer even if you respect their privacy.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Is that thing dependent on speed? 1-3 car may be okay for slow city traffic but obviously not for higher speeds. I'm just curious how it works.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> Interesting factoid: in France, most of the stop signs say "stop", since it's a perfectly valid word in French. Here's another interesting fact which I suspect is more of a fact than "your" fact: Almost al
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
I use both Jira and Confluence (cloud version) on a 6 year old Dell laptop and have no performance issues. Maybe I'm closer to their servers. Or you're using Safari.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Maybe the rifle/gun is just a bad example today? I watch movies all the time where there are guns or rifles which does not gow off. And I sure don't feel like some promise was broken.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> tbh I question the value of this in the age of docker Haha. In the world outside of HN, big companies enforce specific database servers for reasons such as centralized monitoring, security, compliance and competence. Setting all this a
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
This will not be an issue for the drug dealer. The part of the government who deals with this is separate from police and prosecutor and is the same organization which helps the electricity company getting their money if the home owner does
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Why would you expect that?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
Which format would you propose if I am writing a .NET tool to produce a file to be consumed by Excel?
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> I'm so surprised that static sites like this The person you replied to linked the github account and if you ckecked it you would see that it was not a static site. I am not surprised that you decided to write a comment instead tho
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_debt_of_Haiti You can find the source of a text just by picking a random sentence from it, put it in quotes and google for it.
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wutwutwutwut
5y ago
> labor market of 2 million Maybe I misunderstood - where does this number come from? There are more than 5 million in working age in Sweden.
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