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Is GitHub a social network that endangers children? Australia wants to know(theregister.com)
5 points by docflabby 17h ago|1 comments
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by docflabby 7mo ago
Most clothes are manufactured in countries with cheaper labor costs to cut costs - the reality is clothes are cheap to make in terms of raw materials- and dumping unwanted clothes will just destory the local economy
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by docflabby 9mo ago
London and the south east is the UK in economic terms. Its the only those 2 regions which are net contributor to taxes https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/governmentpublicsectorandtaxe...
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by docflabby 1y ago
Falling for the "Embrace" part again...
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by docflabby 2y ago
The new rules cover any kind of illegal content that can appear online, but the Act includes a list of specific offences that you should consider. These are: terrorism child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSEA) offences, including
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by docflabby 2y ago
it's not that simple - illegal and harmful content can include things like hate speech - worth a longer read... https://www.theregister.com/2025/01/14/online_safety_act/ If I ran a small forum in th
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by docflabby 2y ago
Dark matter is just made up bs if you replace "magic" for dark whenever its mentioned its the same difference - theres no tangable evidence it exists at all.
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Ask HN: How to get Cloudflare to take phishing reports taken seriously
1 points by docflabby 2y ago|0 comments
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by docflabby 2y ago
Unfortunately for banking apps etc need a android or iPhone will probably make the switch to apple...
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by docflabby 2y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: Degoogling in 2024
20 points by docflabby 2y ago|24 comments
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by docflabby 3y ago
Why would you think Jeff would care?
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by docflabby 3y ago
In a world run by sociopaths - whistleblowing is a trap to catch the people who could if instead of reporting the issues, they organised together and then could stop you... I've yet to see any whistleblowing case not end badly.
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by docflabby 3y ago
The reviewing isn't problem it's mostly because you have to become that asshole that everyone hates - developers who produce bad code also are the worst at taking feedback...
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by docflabby 3y ago
I think problem is product managers are very common and probably unavoidable in most organisations. Can't have product owners without actual ownership - without real equity in the product being developed do they really own anything?
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by docflabby 3y ago
People who avoid the sun more likely to take vitamin D supplements?
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by docflabby 3y ago
The real question is which is dying quicker Facebook or Twitter?
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by docflabby 3y ago
Last one don't even need macros https://www.excel-easy.com/examples/dependent-drop-down-list... I guess my point is alot of people outside of software development the goto for low/no code is excel
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by docflabby 3y ago
Find me a non code product that can do something excel can't
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by docflabby 3y ago
If only a small size (up to 32ish inches) needed 4k monitor would probably surfice
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by docflabby 3y ago
Because the budget is not infinite - there is normally a limit of time or money and it will determine the decision making process. This doesn't mean the project will finish on time or within budget it just enables that part of the deci
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by docflabby 4y ago
It's not something you recover quickly from :(
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by docflabby 4y ago
In the UK at least try and get building work done or buy a new car with a credit card and see how far you get... Credit cards work great for small transactions for both consumers and businesses, but risks get high for the business (espciall
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by docflabby 4y ago
The problem is the intermediaries often add no value or help facilitate the fraud or refuse to help get the money back. I lost £150,000 to a fraudulent account the bank knew about https://www.theguardian.com/money/2022&
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by docflabby 4y ago
Most small business I've found don't accept credit/debit cards for large transactions and instead want direct (cash) bank transfers because they fear the money going missing or getting a chargeback. This has its only issues
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by docflabby 4y ago
Sounds like PTSD
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by docflabby 4y ago
My favorite question is: "Describe what a typical day would look like?"
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by docflabby 4y ago
I made a free shopping list app its not open source as ive lost the source...I made this about 10 years ago. Play store basically shadow bans completely free apps from small developers without adverts as far as i can tell. This is the app
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by docflabby 4y ago
This post sounds a bit like an ad but i havn't looked back from the phillips oneblade. Its cheap, can be used wet or dry and cost like £30 and its the first razor that actually manages to remove the hairs on my neck effectively, only h
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by docflabby 4y ago
I can make the point more articulated. Quite simply everytime one of these stories comes up big corp breaks the law...is anyone going to do anything about it...The answer is pretty much always no not even fines... Even something where a CEO

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