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Macha
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Comment #49221712
Also fails to distinguish between “society came out of it fine” (generally true) and “individuals came out of it fine” (much more mixed of a track record)
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Comment #49212751
Humble quite frequently locks me out with theirs and all support ever does is “have you updated your browser and restarted your router?” - it’s clear the agent has no idea what a c…
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Comment #49180265
I suspect most enterprises aren’t Claude-ing up in house replacements for tools like this, for the same reason most enterprises are using cloud providers rather than managing their…
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Comment #49177417
Note that XYZ.onmicrosoft.com is the domain you get when you sign up for hosted office 365 without a domain of your own
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Comment #49143981
At the very minimum, the company acknowledges the union and negotiates with the union for working conditions for union members. It’s quite common that that also extends to negotiat…
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Comment #49076692
What the article doesn’t mention, since this was an incorrect conviction that led to a served 18 month sentence, loss of income from the loss of whatever job he had, and likely lif…
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Comment #49052840
Viruses do not have motivations, so it’s hard to assign blame to them. The companies running badly behaving AI scrapers are run by people with more of a mind than viruses, so pleas…
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Comment #49052597
And then people will move to a new solution. I think this is a pragmatist vs idealist debate. The pragmatic answer is that Anubis solves a problem now, and so it will be used until…
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Comment #49052384
Practically, the people indiscriminately scraping don't bother to do the work to bypass it or implement the POW test, which results in reduced CPU load for all the properties that …
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Comment #49042723
Of course, which is why I called the whole lot wars until someone started HN nitpicking one of them
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Comment #49038207
Officially, neither is the US, since Trump doesn't have that power.
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Comment #49038198
At least some of them, it depends on who you ask (Simferopol). But I had been using Ukraine as a shorthand for the conflict, so editing it to be clearer
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Comment #49037255
Between this and the Wildberries depot strikes in the Ukraine war, I think it really highlights how much peace was required to make the centralisation we've experienced work.
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Comment #49012787
Isn't the standard term for what you're referring to a "keyfile"? Google Trends also indicates nobody was caring about "passkey" before 2022.
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Comment #49010517
In practice, because site owners know users are going to mess up having their passkeys on all devices, I've not seen any insist that a passkey _must_ be used, and you can always lo…
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Comment #48999420
I think BW has the collapse of the infrastructure that used to support it as a ongoing televised event to blame for that one. It’s less popular among gen z so there isn’t the up an…
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Comment #48921473
Mine is a Bosch (but I guess a few generations newer?). Definitely requires an app for scheduling.
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Comment #48919551
My washing machine advertises its remote start feature to try get people to use the app and it’s like… I need to physically load laundry into the machine so I’m already going to be…
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Comment #48891322
That is true, but while he is popular in his home turf, 10% is a low threshold for a figure as divisive as Farage, so seems pretty much inevitable, unless this pre-investigation-re…
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Comment #48889403
I think Binface is going to smash his own records and get to like 20%. Farage will get enough that Farage is going to claim the result as a decisive victory while at the same time …
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Comment #48854166
I don’t have a garage, as is common in my country. Charging my car off a regular socket would thus require leaving a ground floor window open all night (undesirable from both a sec…
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Comment #48819950
Eventually you are making things worse for your vast majority of users when you have to e.g. make them install a native app for a video call or use a TLS version that is broken to …
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Comment #48809207
Honestly, this is just the inverse of them all getting hyped on AI replacing all the jobs. Between both of these positions, RTO, crypto, VR, it's really shown just how much they're…
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Comment #48806007
People who’ve consumed some of the decades of hollywood movies and TV shows where the hero is portrayed as having to break the rules to get their guys and people enforcing rules ar…
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Comment #48797478
I mean of course. If the person who sold you something is able to enforce terms on it, that's not ownership. The prospective NFT-sellers in your example are on the side of Sony, no…