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Comment #49234363
https://archive.is/dv6ct
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Comment #49178707
Exoptable Money.
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Comment #49132859
What a load of bullshit. Don't reduce human willpower and autonomy down to "hurr, durr, muh gut microbiome made me consume the slop". Of course you can refuse to give in to craving…
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Comment #49132824
The fix is easy and ubiquitous. You host your own artifact repository and docker registry. This also makes sure your supply chain remains easily auditable.
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Comment #49031576
Truly, there is no honor among thieves.
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Comment #48988434
In Austria, there is the concept of "Amtsbekanntheit", meaning if the government officer knows you, that's also valid proof of identity.
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Comment #48940536
Czechia, Austria, Sweden, Finland, Portugal, Croatia, etc. pp.
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Comment #48916909
You assume that bay area technology jobs are the norm. They seem, as far as I can tell, to be the absolute anomaly in the U.S. Tiger insurance seems very necessary for e. g. retail…
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Comment #48916863
> “We don’t mind losing customers” Former Oracle CEO on their unwavering support for Israel. They'll be fine.
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Comment #48915593
Yes. Had. In Europe it was the norm far longer than in the U.S.A.
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Comment #48910262
That is totally incorrect for many parts of Europe. Pre-paid anonymous sim cards were used by the majority of mobile users until very recently.
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Comment #48910237
> do you really believe they don't know what you do on your personal internet connection linked to your name and payment data? Many people in the Western Europe used, until very re…
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Comment #48857009
Only because anglo-style curb cuts are designed horribly. In Austria, they are unobtrusive add-ons to the sidewalk instead of literally obstructing the sidewalk. My conclusion, as …
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Comment #48856972
Who is "we"? Do you work somewhere that specialises in the curb cut effect? Would love to hear more about your organization.
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Comment #48856957
Yeah. In many countries, EMS is also heavily volunteer-based.
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Comment #48839336
> [...] but only if my boss and the company decided to be real jerks about it. Another reason not to work for jerks if you can avoid it. Worker protection rights in the U.S.A. trul…
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Comment #48827813
This is a lie. Joseph Biden pardoned Francis W. Biden, James B. Biden, Sara Jones Biden, John T. Owens and Valerie Biden Owens among many, many other dubious choices. The U.S.A. is…
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Comment #48827764
I never understood why you can't just take any random European country where ones company also has a presence and stick to the (government mandated) vacation time there, usually 5-…
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Comment #48827726
I think this is just materially incorrect.
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Comment #48767817
Have you ever tried publishing a paper to an IEEE Section 8 conference? The page limits are ruthless. TELFOR 2026 has a 4 - 8 pages maximum.
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Comment #48729061
Working with tape storage was part of my high school education. So was mainframe job scheduling... Europe is as much ahead as it is behind.
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Comment #48665600
This reads like a Markov Chain's output.
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Comment #48656645
Is Vienna the place to be for security researchers in their 30s starting to doubt their life choices?
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Comment #48655793
The future will belong to China. The U.S. has fallen. Articles like this are just further proof.
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Comment #48655654
He worked for devrel under Osmani. These guidelines and processes do not apply to them, last I checked.