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by zx8080 2y ago
> to use the phone number to restore access to the account. No. Phone number is not associated to a person for a life time. It can be "rented out" to someone else if stopped being used. However an "account" is (as has
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by zx8080 2y ago
Fun aside. In 95% of all cases, no "critical feedback" would work. It would probably just make things worse. Don't try it (at work).
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by zx8080 2y ago
Don't read those "advices" if you hate your boss. Run away for your life!
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by zx8080 2y ago
> The HTTP-centrism is the worst. > QUIC is hilarious It's apples to oranges. QUIC is actually used _with_ HTTP/3. Consider not mix transport level (QUIC) and application level (HTTP) protocols in the same comparison to oppo
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by zx8080 2y ago
Until some DB leak happens.
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by zx8080 2y ago
PE buys and pays money. They seek for ROI. If something is wrong, the free market is expected to fix things, eventually.
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by zx8080 2y ago
After being scammed by host using a "final price" ("tax on top") scheme in 2015, I don't use Airbnb. So even though for a public company the stock price is not really connected to anything except shareholders wealth
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by zx8080 2y ago
> patent for rear buttons Being not familiar with games joysticks area (a keyboard user) this reads as mad as it can. Feels it's like a minefield. Is there anything from this area left not patented yet?
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by zx8080 2y ago
> failing is maintaining the right corporate culture Would you please share some good links to read about it?
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by zx8080 2y ago
Not it itself. A famine is.
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by zx8080 2y ago
The UN thinks differently [0]. 0 - https://www.un.org/en/un75/climate-crisis-race-we-can-win
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by zx8080 2y ago
Planting more trees is not compatible with installing solar panels.
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by zx8080 2y ago
Designing business cards has nothing to do with sharing them. Someone there wants some free data? (With privacy policy page showing error 500 for the demo)
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by zx8080 2y ago
"Single-quarterly life of all corporations".
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by zx8080 2y ago
One side has money and power over changing the browser behaviour (Google and advertisers). They can use money for lobbying almost anything they need in all contries. They own almost all levels in the web tech stack. Another side has nothing
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by zx8080 2y ago
Actually, yes. PS. Why is the above comment being downvoted?
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by zx8080 2y ago
> competing browsers There's literally no competition: around 80% browsers market share belongs to Chromium-based ones. Whatever Google decides in Chromium will be delivered in the next update to rule 80% of the market. What is &#x2
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by zx8080 2y ago
> we all just wanted java with JIT, more feature rich type system Java has JIT. How is TypeSript type system feature-richer than the Java one?
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by zx8080 2y ago
> ~20% reduction in ad revenue Why would they want a significant reduction in their main revenue source?
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by zx8080 2y ago
> $300+/hr thugs for hire whose only mission is to bully you into complete submission until you pay to make them go away. Sounds like a great success that many would kill for. /Sarcasm, but still. Meh.
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by zx8080 2y ago
Same issue (lazy loading) exists with Gitlab also. And also MR pages are so overloaded (with scripts?) so it loads and renders forever for any seriously large (yes, it happens with a large codebase) changeset.
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by zx8080 2y ago
What is PAT?
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by zx8080 2y ago
If that's what is called and promoted as the green future then it's a very sad news.
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by zx8080 2y ago
How long before it's considered a piracy?
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by zx8080 2y ago
It's probably going to be like a firewall or antivirus or "endpoint security" market. Protection from AI intelligence as-a-service.
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by zx8080 2y ago
Would be great to see a study on using LED vs incandescent bulbs in this regard.
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by zx8080 2y ago
Are all "rich monopolists" the same?
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by zx8080 2y ago
This legislation is not the same, however resembles the Australian anti-encryption ¹ one. Which has some consequences ² for journalism (for context). 1 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18636076 2 - https://
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by zx8080 2y ago
Then how is it different from Excel/Word and shell/python scripts?
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by zx8080 2y ago
It's really hard to believe that Google deletes some data permanently. Especially location data, as it's pretty valuable for their core business: ads. Do they delete it after some aggregation?

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