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Comment #47953813
Tell me about it. As an individual user you absolutely CANNOT get support is some (if not many or all) circumstances. It’s really quite shocking
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Comment #47701947
https://yougov.com/en-gb/trackers/do-brits-think-that-immigr...
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Comment #45596124
This sounds very much like the operation described in the book Number Go Up, which is ostensibly about FTX, but is really about a number of crypto operations which may or may not b…
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Comment #44990191
Disk Utility used to have a Repair Permissions tool, at least back in the 00s. Not sure when it was removed
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Comment #43810127
You will no doubt have noticed that with the proliferation of mobile Epos, tipping is increasingly being crowbarred into daily life over here too. For godssakes Just Say No
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Comment #42982942
Yes. However there are downsides to Japan’s intensely high trust (and high shame) culture as well. Death by overwork is the one that’s most known in the west, although there are pl…
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Comment #42982923
It’s possible the last train simply parks there for the night. This would mean that you ride the same train back after this misadventure
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Comment #42982912
I’ve never ended up in this situation myself, but I have many times lived on similar commuter lines. Hearing the names of those end of lines stations becomes a big part of your eve…
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Comment #42327779
This is entirely a problem of putting all of eggs in one basket. Or rather, only having one basket in which you’re allowed to put your eggs. The German pension system is already in…
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Comment #42144922
Very very true. I self host synapse, and generally speaking the ability to bridge my ~3 most used messengers into one app (ElementX) adds value. However, the lacking features and b…
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Comment #42036316
That’s not surprising at all. I don’t about the scientific apps you’re talking about, but I assume that their user base would be accessing them through academic site licenses. Musi…
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Comment #41883684
kittysplit.com has had this feature set for a decade. I try to promote it whenever I can
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Comment #41384581
Indeed. Although this tool looks like a way to work around those holdouts which refuse to provide an official customisation point
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Comment #40284217
Also very enjoyable, Emilio D'Alessandro’s book Stanley Kubrick and Me
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Comment #37958002
In my current and previous job, we talked about (and partially implemented) low level “contract” modules in order to avoid linking (and building) the entire module in order to shar…
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Comment #37701990
Octal is very commonly used in Ansible playbooks, for representing file permissions
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Comment #36679352
Funnily enough, in my experience Germany has the same (actually seemingly worse) issue as the UK; many people have poor home internet speeds due to the fact that the local (copper?…
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Comment #36397643
See: The Banshees of Inisherin
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Comment #35822235
The scope for a darkly comic Jony Ive product video voiceover parody on that though
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Comment #35620863
That _is_ cool
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Comment #35538951
I’ve thought the same. But quite anti-social for apartment dwellers
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Comment #35344850
I think that, if you look at the first iPhone, the technology was not at all “mature”. The first versions had some decidedly undesirable workarounds in both hardware and software. …
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Comment #35286022
One could argue that maturity can only be reached by allowing minors responsibility
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Comment #35094248
Isn’t this just evidence of the Overton Window? The amount of promotion needed to push any particular cause is significantly lower than people intuit. And following on from this, o…
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Comment #34724979
That is true. But I have to say that migrating my home server to using rootless Docker (which included all of the same pain), was a fantastic improvement when I finally got around …