Gud

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by Gud 13d ago
The same way young Barron has $150m to his name? Through sheer corruption?
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by Gud 13d ago
Bidens nepotism was small scale. Donald Trump is burning down the country for his and his family’s wealth. You don’t have to support either
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by Gud 13d ago
So in the beginning of your paragraph you say it's "very different" depending on where you are in Europe, but towards the end, you generalise the entire continent. I travel all over the world for work(Though mostly Europe) an
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by Gud 13d ago
There are 150 nationalities in Zurich.
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by Gud 14d ago
Indeed. Every time it is mentioned(without fail) how undemocratic the European Commission is, someone points out that the demos has a say via 3 levels of indirections. But that is not at all what democracy is all about. I am supposed to hav
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by Gud 14d ago
Being armed to the teeth is all you can do when your neighbour is Russia. I just wish more of my Swedish countrymen understood that.
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by Gud 14d ago
Frankly, I'd prefer the 70s remake.
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by Gud 15d ago
I fly around the world for work. I have two laptops, plus a triple screen setup. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GTQZWG77/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_bdcrb... 1. You leave the company laptop at work(in my case, at site). 2. Get
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by Gud 15d ago
I find Claude to be extremely verbose and yapping a lot without saying much, plus the occasional marketing punchline. Give me TERSE.
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by Gud 15d ago
Uhm, seems to me the companies that are spearheading the rollout of electric vehicles will be still existing in the future. BYD will dominate, not GM.
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by Gud 15d ago
So it's not that you "prefer" native, it is that Apple are intentionally limiting PWAs in their capabilities? I have built an application that I originally intended to be a PWA, but I had to make it a native application becau
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by Gud 15d ago
Me too, it is a crystal clear boundary between me and the LLM. They might have access to my most precious code, but at least they don't have access to my browsing history.
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by Gud 16d ago
Not as well as "uBlock origin". Why do you accept this behaviour from Google?
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by Gud 16d ago
Why would it not be, "Since Google is an advertising company, it stands to reason they want to squash the open web and make it a platform for them to serve advertisement and increase their margin"? That was always the obvious answ
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by Gud 16d ago
Those ARE the worst offenders. And you can easily avoid 80% off that list.
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by Gud 16d ago
It sounds like the comment you replied to is aware of that, but prefer his (sisters) kindle to remain functional with USB transfer, hence airplane mode to prevent any unwanted software updates.
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by Gud 16d ago
Funny how many people shit on Firefox in this thread. To some of us it was ALWAYS OBVIOUS this was going to happen. Google is an advertisement company, after all. “Chrome is better still except for the shit we’re getting rammed down our th
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by Gud 16d ago
No it didn’t? People(web devs) jumped to Chrome because Google advertised it heavily. I never did because I remember internet explorer and lack of transparent PNG support.
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by Gud 16d ago
Why should Amazon be involved at all? Why should they know my reading habits?
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by Gud 16d ago
Buy some cheap computer, pop in a few NICs, setup a FreeBSD or OpenBSD gateway, including DNS and some other goodies. And by cheap, any $10 relic will do. You’ll find their manuals very informative.
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by Gud 17d ago
"A third of the problem" is fucking huge
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by Gud 18d ago
For servers, especially file servers, FreeBSD is superior to any Linux distribution, in my opinion.
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by Gud 19d ago
As long as there is a barrier, and as long as I have to actively be doing something while moving around, it's a poor system. I enable my travel when I leave home ideally, and and stop it when I have reached my destination. Not at a loc
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by Gud 19d ago
Ok, even as a tourist I prefer not to have to fiddle with my card on every ride. I can't comprehend how people can prefer the tap in/tap off. Seems like another unnecessary inconvenience in life to me. Additionally, SBB offers man
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by Gud 19d ago
The problem is that the tap in/tap off is an unnecessary inconvenience. I often travel with suitcases(always on the road for my work) and it's a pain in the ass sometimes due to the mechanism in my way. Why should I have to fiddle
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by Gud 19d ago
I typically swipe at home before leaving and leave the automatic swipe off, on. Otherwise I swipe off at my desk at the office.
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by Gud 19d ago
I've used many similar systems. Netherlands has an identical system. I prefer when there are no turnstiles or other forms of gates blocking my way. Just step onto the train.
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by Gud 19d ago
Ok, this might sound great but it's really not. I live in Switzerland, and they don't use a tap in/tap out system at all. There are no barriers to enter the station, anywhere. There are multiple ways to purchase a ticket, I u
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by Gud 20d ago
No actually, I do value that as well.
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by Gud 20d ago
I still don’t think you’re right. People can differentiate quality from shit.

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