lan321

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by lan321 2mo ago
They can demand anything and suicide you in anything from a cell to a mass grave but that's not a reason to remove any freedoms you have. Oh no, they can demand I unlock my phone! Better remove encryption and give them permanent remote
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by lan321 2mo ago
Wasn't meant in that way. I just have very detailed examples I can provide with the communist regime due to where I'm from. I can't argue about all authoritarian regimes since someone's bound to come with some exception
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by lan321 2mo ago
Mobility is freedom, yes. During communism movement within countries required a written permission slip, movement outside even more so. The longer it'll take you to leave or organize against your leaders, the less freedom you have. See
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by lan321 3mo ago
I do that on the bike but the car screen integration is nice for navigation. Usually your phone goes in a worse position than the gauge cluster. Even on the bike, the couple cm farther down are the difference between looking down and it bei
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by lan321 3mo ago
Ok yeah, that'd be kinda stupid.
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by lan321 3mo ago
It will look better for the project lead if there's an issue though. You can say that you enabled everything recommended by Google or w/e, following best practices, and still got pwned instead of arguing that your own security mod
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by lan321 3mo ago
Doesn't have to be a monthly payment. If you can give me an EoL in the store page and sell it to me as a license, I'm happy. What sucks is that games currently get killed when the corpo decides. Without regulation, as with everyth
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by lan321 3mo ago
Many dream of getting a van or a shack in bumfuck nowhere and doing what they want. Essentially living as an almost homeless person because the price premium to sleeping rough is worth it. Hell, I'm not a camping enjoyer, but a van wit
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by lan321 3mo ago
Comfort, utility, fun, status. Every person has their own mixed requirement of those that then gets applied to their budget. Expensive for me is probably cheap for our CEO and cheap for me is probably expensive for our interns :)
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by lan321 3mo ago
As with everything, there's a balance. I've had teachers who can make interesting content boring and ones who can make boring content interesting, even if they have to make themselves interesting in the process. Just like you can
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by lan321 5mo ago
> I will further note that the lane keeping feature can be disabled but only temporarily and it reenables itself unpredictably. Love that. /s Nothing more butt-clenching than pulling the handbrake or flicking a car into a corner on
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by lan321 5mo ago
It's probably good to have kids with no big plans messing with your security now and then. Keeps you on your toes, and you can't really pass it off as an act of god if a teenager pwns you.
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by lan321 5mo ago
Since we're all shilling our favourite backpacks: I've been using an Ikea Varldens for the past 6-8 years. Very efficient for my use case (2 work laptops, groceries, travel luggage, documents and earbud case, tools). It has a coup
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by lan321 5mo ago
The comments stop me from marking MRs with bad issues as ready, but if reviewing it's not really helpful. Maybe if I were reviewing some random dude's code, where I have no idea what he's been working on...
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by lan321 5mo ago
Time/working hours and pay. It'd be nice to have a company with only CTO-level engineers, but no one can afford that or even find enough workers at a certain scale, regardless of pay. It makes sense that with AI, you can have arch
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by lan321 6mo ago
The C8 is great, The Hellcat, Demon, etc are kinda US specific (won't be great on the curvier roads in Europe) but still cool. Modification/Tuning is very alive and well due to lack of regulation in comparison to Europe or pretty
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by lan321 6mo ago
The classic. In Bulgaria they used to do that (and maybe still do). Every time there was an accident they'd often write up everyone for "speed not matching the conditions" with the idea that all accidents are avoidable, you j
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by lan321 7mo ago
> is not a hurdle for your local LEA you think it might be Everything is possible, of course, but in no world is it <= difficult to get information out of an entity outside your borders. A police officer can go to my local ISP's
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by lan321 7mo ago
> And how much "surveillance" does a VPN prevent anyway? Changing your acc number every other month and paying anonymously is much easier on Mullvad than on the ISP level. You can also get multiple people on the number very eas
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by lan321 7mo ago
Politics. I used to be really into them but they just make your life miserable and most discussions are pointless since the topic is always very broad, which makes it have a ton of side effects which then need to be ignored since everyone&#
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by lan321 7mo ago
In my experience it just boils down to: 1- You need a ton of internal knowledge so it doesn't really matter what they know past the basics. 2- Testing gets expensive with seniors 3- You can't get mid-senior level employees you lik
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by lan321 7mo ago
Your bar is too high in my experience. Most don't care about it and most of the ones that do, care only when it confirms their beliefs.
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by lan321 7mo ago
I use a Keychron Q14. Keypad on the left can be found by searching for "southpaw". The only issue I have with it being on the left is that I was used to sometimes pressing the numpad enter key with my thumb while holding the mouse
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by lan321 7mo ago
The 3 buck LIDL tshirt isn't really intended for casual business attire tbh. If you want good looking (symmetrically cut, better stitched, etc) tshirts long term I then raise you Uniqlo with 7 bucks per DRY synthtic tshirt and 12 for a
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by lan321 7mo ago
1. You can buy a cotton tshirt from LIDL for 3 bucks and it'll hold for years. It won't be cut perfectly or have the softest material but it's definitely not bad. Of course, if I get it from Temu for 6 cents it'll probab
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by lan321 7mo ago
Mentioning it since it's mostly the same with small artists. You'll always only report the bare minimum which results in the unemployment $ being rough issue. I'm not in Ireland but it's the same everywhere. No one likes
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by lan321 7mo ago
Note that many carpet installers and other handyman also do work (partially) under the table so their salary isn't representative of their regular income either. This also fluctuates a lot based on season. It's the cost of being (
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by lan321 7mo ago
> legislation is the only thing that prevents it I strongly agree. There's even the argument to be made that if no legislation exists, even if you're anti X, you might get incentivized to build a company for X just so it's
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by lan321 8mo ago
This is entirely unrelated to ASML, but: This reminds me of a company I worked for recently, that, at the yearly meeting talking about the financial situation were all depressed as if we were broke since the profit (and revenue) was slightl
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by lan321 8mo ago
The Cayenne has no right to be as fast as it is. The stupid thing will powerslide out of corners at 120 kmh and fly at hot hatch speeds through twisty cobblestone roads. The brakes were also wonderful and surprisingly cheap for the size. Di

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