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solar-ice

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    Comment #32542141

    Largely because the Tories are also willing to be fairly openly xenophobic, which is very popular with a large portion of the public. "Making sure the poors don't take more than th…

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    Comment #32539898

    Supporting the party which consistently underfunds a British institution, and sells off parts of it to their mates, in order to protect Britishness. Sums up Tory politics nicely, r…

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    Comment #32539513

    Indeed; the reason people exonerate it is that the Tories have been threatening the population with a dismantling and privatisation of the NHS for over a decade now, and that's not…

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    Comment #32531883

    In the context of the thread you're in, are you trying to argue that men have no emotional attachment to family or childhood, or that they have no impact on the people around them?…

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    Comment #32531126

    Slack was everywhere, years before Discord was in common use. Discord, really, was just Slack for gamers - but more importantly, it was a replacement for Teamspeak and self-hosted …

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    Comment #32482932

    If we come at this from a perspective of "people deserve to have a home where they are safe", rather than from an economic perspective, the moral question is why on earth we decide…

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    Comment #32481807

    gov.uk serves all of the UK - including the person who lives in the middle of the mobile dead spot, and the person who can't even get consistently working ADSL. 4G/5G doesn't cover…

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    Comment #32481725

    insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk is not gov.uk.

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    Comment #32481546

    Of course, NemID isn't actually a Government website, despite being used by the Government. Similar situation as Sweden's BankID.

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    Comment #32480884

    The C bits of the kernel aren't even written closely to any C specification - they are written to, essentially, "what gcc does and is likely to keep doing". They also use a number …

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    Comment #32479474

    Ehh. Being kicked out of your home is being removed, even if it's perfectly legal. Fixed-term rental contracts are nearly entirely immoral imo. And while an accurate depiction of h…

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    Comment #32466176

    And when the rent for the neighbour gets raised double because you started attracting people willing to pay double to move there...?

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    Comment #32466158

    That's... a list of things I already have installed, the Lua executable aside. This is a pretty normal-looking dependency list for native C software. Are you perhaps not used to bu…

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    Comment #32466042

    You don't. Gentrifying a place pretty inherently means removing at least some of the people who live there. Why would the people of a small town go for that? Unless you're planning…

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    Comment #32457534

    It... really depends on which bits of Europe you're talking about. The bits where corruption is endemic and the money never actually winds up going to help anyone? Sure, certain po…

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    Comment #32450835

    To ask uncomfortable questions is, inherently, to make someone uncomfortable talking to you. It’s in the definition. If you ask uncomfortable questions repeatedly, people will avoi…

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    Comment #32448063

    If your mechanism for getting things done faster is to make your employees uncomfortable talking to you, yes.

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    Comment #32429303

    The assumption/trick here is that you are experienced enough that you can make a guess as to how much money the company thinks they will save by contracting you, and you bill them …

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    Comment #32428993

    I write video streaming software in Rust. Rust helps us make sure we've got concurrency correct, has a very solid type system to help us make sure we've got general application pro…

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    Comment #32424624

    Part of the issue (in countries where you're not liable to be shot or accused by the police of running a cult or what-have-you) is that worker co-ops do not generally have access t…

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    Comment #32403154

    What I mean is that putting together a webapp without learning about something /other/ than how to put a app together in the process isn't going to have anyone interested in hiring…

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    Comment #32402112

    I wish I could say I had the same experience. I don't know what to say. My experience of applying for jobs that were well within my skillset, where I had projects showing off my no…