happymellon

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by happymellon 5d ago
> not go after whoever posted them? What makes you think they aren't?
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by happymellon 5d ago
> See eg how here in Singapore we have no minimum wage The US does as well if they can pretend you made it up with "tips". The reality is that staff then just work for peanuts.
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by happymellon 5d ago
Being able to charge you for using git.
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by happymellon 6d ago
There will be a new replacement app to combine them, but it will only handle around 60% of the functionality of both. All three will receive no further updates.
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by happymellon 6d ago
I don't see any information about adverts in your link. It talks about having a business WhatsApp number so customers can contact you.
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by happymellon 6d ago
I use Bagal Radio.
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by happymellon 7d ago
That WhatsApp doesn't serve adverts? I do ask that question. And no, it's not obvious how a service is bad so if you use a different service then you are just as bad as unrelated people .
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by happymellon 7d ago
Yet they sold more minis than Google sells Pixels. And somehow we ended up with more Pixels and not minis.
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by happymellon 7d ago
What part of "because it is part of Meta" implies that is not part of Meta?
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by happymellon 7d ago
> ...said it found 332 ads featuring CSAM on Instagram and Facebook running in the US, UK, EU, Australia and India. What has WhatsApp got to do with this? Just because it is Meta?
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by happymellon 7d ago
So, is Hollywood a good or bad thing? Was it is a good thing and it was created by ignoring copyrights and therefore we shouldn't protect copyrights as an absolute because other good things can be created out of it, or is it a bad thin
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by happymellon 7d ago
Hollywood was created by ignoring copyrights. https://penntoday.upenn.edu/2012-05-10/research/bumpy-histor... They may have ignored patents too, but they build their work on copyright infringement.
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by happymellon 8d ago
Hollywood was created by ignoring copyrights.
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by happymellon 8d ago
Not really. Their hats were different, and they didn't have as much shoulder flair. Plus the iconic painted blister pack that SW had on the breast. https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Imperial_military_uniforms
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by happymellon 9d ago
I would agree. But that was not the story.
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by happymellon 9d ago
So I know that its VMWare, so the fees will be eyewatering, but 85% reduction is really meaningless in this story. How much was Tottenham using? Did the 85% actually cover the cost of their new CTO coming in and switching platforms? It&#x27
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by happymellon 10d ago
They are able to rebrand other peoples stuff!
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by happymellon 10d ago
So you are wrapping Linux in an insecure and never updating wrapper connected to the internet? Sounds awesome!
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by happymellon 10d ago
Darwin doesn't cover any usecase here.
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by happymellon 10d ago
Apple are hostile to everything CopyLeft. Why would they "chip in" here?
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by happymellon 12d ago
Yep, tree lined also works. But its quicker to put in posts.
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by happymellon 12d ago
Because the president of the US is trying to deflect attention from wanting to sleep with his daughter, having a sex trafficking friend and probably sleeping with children, and being bad at starting wars by blaming foreigners for Americas p
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by happymellon 12d ago
I ran through their website and all the ones I selected were USB 2.0, and there isn't a filter for speed as far as I could see. So no, it appears that "chubby cables" aren't the best.
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by happymellon 12d ago
It makes so much sense. Single use > than reusing. This is why coal is so much cheaper than solar. Oh. There is so much cherry picking here they could make a pie. Energy use to make a cotton bag is greater than a plastic bag, ignoring an
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by happymellon 13d ago
Someone running down the road shouting "broom broom" isn't that dangerous. I'm pretty sure the car plays a part.
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by happymellon 13d ago
Narrow spaces using concrete and steel poles. Too fast will wipe out your vehicle rather than a person.
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by happymellon 13d ago
The sign of people that live in a city that understand how dangerous cars are in a shared space with people.
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by happymellon 14d ago
You typo'ed "Windows".
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by happymellon 14d ago
JSON is probably the easiest format to work with regardless of language.
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by happymellon 14d ago
At a previous employer we tried using Ion, but when they stopped supporting our QLDB it was obvious that nothing else really used it and it was a dead end. Shame.

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