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Comment #49141948
That, and the endless stream of automated requests from various crawlers identifying themselves as browsers.
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Comment #49044737
From the article: > even sales in the tens of thousands might not recover the development and tooling costs If you're looking for an argument against capitalism, this wasn't it.
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Comment #49044694
"The expensive ones"
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Comment #48916714
May I ask how you came to that conclusion?
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Comment #48870625
> I think that nobody would care if I use wget or curl for few pages If only you were the only one doing it...
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Comment #48801015
No. MX tells a sender where the mail goes. DMARC allows the recipient to verify the adress in the From header. Neither has anything to do with the fact whether a server sends email…
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Comment #48683688
Indeed. Small lawn for sports and activites + large forest garden is a nice combo if it's an option.
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Comment #48657166
As many other things, it depends on diet and lifestyle. I also live in the cold north, and generally, if you're fair-skinned, spend enough time in the sun and consume at least some…
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Comment #48644801
Claude has neither golf buddies nor a business network.
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Comment #48503229
Disclaimer: I do some work for one of Gmail's competitors. Of all the stuff Gmail imposes on the rest of the world, requiring proper sender authentication was a good thing and we'v…
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Comment #48494046
Plenty of 3D tools available for consumer hardware in the 90's; the CGI for the first seasons of Babylon 5 was rendered on Amigas.
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Comment #48247669
I block the consent banner. Easiest way to avoid such immoral practices.
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Comment #48109791
Retaliation is not self-defence.
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Comment #48060620
There's no denying a broken nose and some lost teeth will make many bullies twice about trying again. Problem is it's often illegal or against the rules to do it since deliberately…
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Comment #48032695
Not just the Internet either. People are actively talking about data centres using available electricity, and the constant push from employers of using AI for things it clearly isn…
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Comment #48032644
It's not like there aren't others who sell domains with an API. This doesn't change that much.
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Comment #47764269
Indeed, and large parts of the reason has nothing to do with geography. The same applies to Denmark and the rest of the Nordics. Obviously solar will be decreasingly useful as you …
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Comment #47761711
We have solar in Finland as well, like everyone else. Yes, it's useless in winter. Yes, the expansion has slowed down, because there is no storage and limited export options. The N…
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Comment #47752190
> Sending you an email after you signed up is "unethical"? In some countries it's not just "unethical", but outright illegal. Laws and rules vary, but all is equal to the spam butt…
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Comment #47728508
"Helping for free" doesn't cut it when dealing with governments. Even if everyone had gone the Linux route 20 years ago we'd still have an entire ecosystem of commercial businesses…
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Comment #47721071
30 people managing the hardware? Sure, if you get good deals on the hardware itself, the employees stay healthy, and you have everything so centralised you don't need multiple peop…
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Comment #47657397
That's how you ensure the birth rate stays low.
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Comment #47651688
Finland's fertility rate drove off a cliff in the 60's like in so many other countries. If sauna has an overall effect we wouldn't know as we've nothing to compare with -- going to…
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Comment #47637322
> Power users aren't just annoying edge cases, they're signal. Not all power users. Some re-invent the wheel and/or do things inefficiently, and in most cases there's no business i…
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Comment #47486997
There is a point to be made about short-sightedness on the manufacturers' part; if the infrastructure needs to be improved then short-term profits should be reduced in order to ens…