cocojumbo123

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by cocojumbo123 2y ago
No offence but you are mixing socialist policies, socialism and communism - very different things; I'm unaware of any communist country which goes soft on crime. I also fail to see how premise leads to conclusion. If you want another w
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by cocojumbo123 3y ago
> If you're a mod, and get threatened, ban the user. threats always come after the ban and is trivial to create a new account and continue the threats. the complaints about mod harrassment are as old as reddit but spez always promis
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by cocojumbo123 3y ago
> Then they will find new ones. Looks easier than it actually is. Here's how a mod routine looks like: check modqueue (that's the place where all reports come). Some are fake because one user has some beef with another, some tr
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by cocojumbo123 11y ago
thanks for sharing!
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by cocojumbo123 12y ago
Yes, although I couldn't tell how are they called. The official Nokia site lists Networks, Here (maps) and Advanced Technologies (mostly patents) as 3 main divisions.
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by cocojumbo123 13y ago
Our existing established currencies (USD, EUR, etc) were born out as an easier way of bartering (i.e. don't have to carry the the weight) or in form of exchangeable IOUs (I'll pay you back when I'll harvest). I was just wandering if BTC cou
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by cocojumbo123 13y ago
Good point. Assuming ad absurdum that all exchanges (fiat/BTC) will be forbidden, does bartering via a 3'rd party - in this case BTC subjects to the same regulations ? For example: instead of "I exchange 3 bananas for 3 apples" to "I exchan
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How-Not-To: This Holiday Season, Show Your Parents How to Break Their Computers(theatlantic.com)
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by cocojumbo123 14y ago
Actually network operators are extremely worried of becoming just a dumb bit pipe. They have seen what happened to fixed telephony and don't want to get the same route. I mean how else would they make users pay 20c for 140 bytes :) For exam
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by cocojumbo123 14y ago
Actually what the author describes is a natural path of evolution for that team. Scrum (as a process) contains the possibility of changing the scrum rules themselves - although it is strongly recommended one does that only after they get ex
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by cocojumbo123 14y ago
Same here. I travel a lot and use VPN to access the corporate network. So if I am in the Chinese office google goes Chinese (and it takes some random guessing to switch the language back to English) then in the hotel (via VPN) it promptly g
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by cocojumbo123 15y ago
Pretty much every country on the planet mandates the possibility of Legal Intercaption capability for telecom equipment - the required intercepting capacity might vary though from country to country so no sale can happen unless it's provide
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by cocojumbo123 15y ago
herp-derp. Title should had rather been: Apple's profit is higher than Microsoft's for the first time in 20 years.
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by cocojumbo123 15y ago
Great story! And I remember another one as told by the Great Master Craig Larman - quote from memory. When you start working as a programmer, mountains are mountains and rivers are rivers. Then you start learning new things, tips and tricks