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djpr

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About djpr

Academically Trained Futurist. ex-Digital Strategist.

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    Funny thing is: It’s to prepare for when Chrome is spun off from Google, due to increasing US government pressure. See: https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/08/new-doj-proposal-still-cal…

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    Comment #37332281

    This. I'd also add "How would you like to be called" as sometimes people go by their second given name, not the first given name. For example, you might have a common first name li…

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    Comment #35491849

    The nuanced version I've heard in other tech industries (bio/agri-tech) is this: a) Europe organisations and gov't does all the deep research; b) US private companies turns it into…

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    Comment #35354886

    Every gov't and major international organisation I have worked with is on the Microsoft 365 platform. They all use teams, some even prohibit the use of Google Meets or Zoom

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    Comment #34166008

    EU and other countries like Indonesia have laws that do exactly this. Light touch regulation really. Airlines can plan as they wish, but if you leave passengers stranded (or massiv…

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    Comment #33849488

    Stylings and interior obviously differ, but R8 has long shared engines, drive trains, and chasis with Lambos. Engine is from Lambo, but I believe the drive train might be Audi-firs…

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    Comment #33824095

    I have a new one (a few years old) and yes there's a compartment for salt. My previous one did as well. I'm in Europe (Spain) if that helps. I don't go to any special store to buy …

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    Comment #32850520

    Not ancient, but I come from indigenous folks that live Southeast Asia. Because we're from up high in the mountains, the traditional way of living is supposed to go back quite far …

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    Comment #31977326

    1. Your life will be utterly transformed. My child has been a source of wonder and joy, but also immense challenge. Stop comparing to your previous life, you gotta dive into it. 2.…

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    Comment #31958665

    No. From the first paragraph of the article: “USING carrots to create concrete, turning wood into plastic, or even compressing it into a “super wood” that is as light and strong as…

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    Comment #31650294

    I've got a toddler and already work 4 days week (Friday off). Daycare is 5 days a week, so it's great to have Fridays free to work on my side projects, read, go on small hikes - an…

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    Comment #30993739

    I am a foresight practitioner (otherwise known as a 'futurist') in the policy making space. I am a member of two organizations that focus on applying foresight in policy making spa…

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    Comment #29890998

    "Nuclear has been mostly replaced with renewables, while fossil fuel generation has been in slow decline as well." That's another way of saying, the German Gov't have decided to sh…

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    Comment #27957484

    I had a number of Sony digital music players like the NM-MS10: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:NW-MS10.jpg Their main drawbacks you're required to convert all the MP3 into Atrac…

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    Comment #27659980

    There is "Third Wave Feminism", so likely not Toffler. Toffler used "Third Wave" to refer to the transition from an industrial society to an information society.

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    Comment #27508100

    In my town, the leftists still put up "Viva Chavez" banners on their balconies.

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    Comment #26715670

    > It's weird to write all that off as just shallow millenials being too vain to work out of a Regus (which is a company I had never even heard of before the documentary, despite ha…

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    Comment #26428247

    Fantastic to hear you have that Michelin/James Beard experience. And as someone that does, I'm sure you know that style of cooking (esp. much of Michelin) is not the entirety of ga…

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    Comment #26427863

    To add to what Arkhaine_kupo said: In Southeast Asia, you can find cinnamon used in beef dishes, such as in beef rendang found in Indonesia and Malaysia. Typically a 2-3 sticks of …

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    Comment #26255354

    Perhaps Europe is better at gender (due to strong social policies), but Europe is't immune to racism. It's not talked about so loudly like in the US, but I've experienced so much l…

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    Comment #25776401

    I work with two small non-tech consultancies. For one, some of us are doing this (informally) with support from management. In emails signature, zoom calls, mural/miro screennames …

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    Hey OP: Thank you for this. Management Operations is such a neglected field. I've just subscribed. I'm my consultancy's ops person (we're +20 people), so its nice to see these topi…

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    Comment #24756736

    From the author of the thread, apparently no, towed to a place with a signal is not an option: "Oh yeah, so nope. The fact it had no signal at the time of the tamper safeguard bein…