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Jan454
5y ago
The article says: "nuclear power produces very little waste" Is that true? Does it take into account all the nuclear waste that takes millions of years to fade out? Wouldn't it be fair to calculate "waste produced"
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5y ago
Maybe it's time for a public company-independent complains-platform where all companies are obliged by law to respond. Each complaint of course is hidden behind some anti-bot captcha/protection so that the companies themselve can&
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5y ago
Time to install GPT-3 on your own server and unleash it onto Google-Support, YouTube-Support, Alpha-Support, etc. to complain about your situation ;-) You just need to answer the captchas to keep it goin.
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5y ago
The good side of this witch-hunt is that the bad and the ugly revealed themselves. E.g. RedHat or Mozilla stopped their support to the fsf[1] with this hunt as scapegoat. .. really sad for RedHat though .. [1] https://www.theregi
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5y ago
I don't understand why Google (and Apple) at all are allowed to deny apps on their own. This is self-administered justice! They are monopols. If they say "there are alternatives, just go to Apple/Google/China/F-Droi
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5y ago
As a programmer, please first define the words "programming" and "easy" ;) If you instead talk about whole process of everything involved, then split it up into 50 distinct skills that all come together to 'imagine,
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5y ago
I really hope they now have to pay that 4% ransom due to violation of the GDPR .. for each stolen account of course ;-)
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5y ago
The important question (imho) would be: What can be done with this still open connection after the client closed the tab? * Might the server use it for anything without my consent? (e.g. hacking the sandbox as this state of the browser migh
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5y ago
Yeah, and the US took it almost 2 more month to do the same, so no difference here...
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5y ago
Seems the same behaviour with any other country. Can you name just one that would behave different? So this is no accusation but just business as usual. Besides, why at all trying to blame anyone on this? It's a natural disaster that c
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5y ago
and there goes another great service and vanishes within a few month from beeing great to unsupported to lost entirely ..
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5y ago
which comes from peer-review and other scientists verifying it. .. there are too many Prof. Dr. Dr. that did not "cheat" but still claim covid isn't real .. so the title really doesn't mean anything at all to me .. also
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5y ago
Maybe we just should not care? In the end, if someone claims sth., she always has to give proof. If da Prof. Prof. Dr. Dr. super plus claims sth. without proof, and a pink hair colored teenager claims sth. with proof, everyone _should_ beli
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6y ago
Does this make Micros*t dark-pattern practice to overwrite the bootloader without consent on install (and thus making it extra complicated to setup dualboot with e.g. Linux) illegal?
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6y ago
So how to disable the possibility to switch to SMS-Authentication as alternative 2nd token on my Google-Login?
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6y ago
I know there are some cryptocoins that actually do _useful_ calculations. Maybe we should all strive for some kind of open standard with which every interested party can get their calculations calculated as the proof of work (e.g. cancer de