That's so interesting. Are any of the US military (or other satellite state of the US) systems running in "normal" datacenters or do they have a few protected DoD datacenters in the US?
Brave search has been really good imo, they do also try to integrate AI but it's not as bad as Google.
Try kiwi browser, it's chrome for android but with extensions
Yes, he said he was inspired by Musk's handling of Twitter...
When I rooted my android phone a few years back, all of my banking apps worked (I had to use magisk hide for some I think) but the only app that would not work was the Macdonalds app... Not that I needed it, I never go…
You say that, yet I'm sure you would be against a system like china's social credit score.
Iata codes are just used with passengers, icao codes are used for everything else.
Why do you never use what it suggests you? Is it wrong most of the time? I ask because for me it's quite good at finishing code that has a specific pattern, e.g. Switch cases, error checking in go,...
Wow, old reddit is so ugly and outdated
Congrats! It's really interesting and great :)
Replace the word unions with cops (in the us) and then see if you come to the conclusion that there should be no cops because the system isn't working right now. The answer is most likely "No, of course not". So why do…
A quick look at the comments on here answers that pretty well... It's quite sad that those that are against unions for various reasons are also against any changes to them. It just seems like bad faith.
Only highly skilled workers are paid more. Compare fast food workers and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Thanks for the interesting read, I think that US unions should definitely change, and this is still in line with my original comment, because of course you can dislike the way unions work right now, but still be…
But that's the thing, meritocracy isn't a thing, and saying no to more protections (from unions or from pro-worker laws) just doesn't make sense. Granted there was some things I didn't know about how unions worked in…
I think that's fair enough, but it's not like workers in the USA have a lot of protections or are getting fairly compensated for their work. So unions, whether compulsory or not, still benefit them in one way or another.
Exactly, and I'm not trying to devalue their beliefs, I'm just trying to understand how they can be against something that would benefit them.
I will never understand how some working class Americans can be against unions, maybe they just see themselves as embarrassed millionaires that would want to crush their workers to squeeze money out of them? It's…
It works perfectly fine on mobile and it feels really smooth :)
That's so interesting. Are any of the US military (or other satellite state of the US) systems running in "normal" datacenters or do they have a few protected DoD datacenters in the US?
Brave search has been really good imo, they do also try to integrate AI but it's not as bad as Google.
Try kiwi browser, it's chrome for android but with extensions
Yes, he said he was inspired by Musk's handling of Twitter...
When I rooted my android phone a few years back, all of my banking apps worked (I had to use magisk hide for some I think) but the only app that would not work was the Macdonalds app... Not that I needed it, I never go…
You say that, yet I'm sure you would be against a system like china's social credit score.
Iata codes are just used with passengers, icao codes are used for everything else.
Why do you never use what it suggests you? Is it wrong most of the time? I ask because for me it's quite good at finishing code that has a specific pattern, e.g. Switch cases, error checking in go,...
Wow, old reddit is so ugly and outdated
Congrats! It's really interesting and great :)
Replace the word unions with cops (in the us) and then see if you come to the conclusion that there should be no cops because the system isn't working right now. The answer is most likely "No, of course not". So why do…
A quick look at the comments on here answers that pretty well... It's quite sad that those that are against unions for various reasons are also against any changes to them. It just seems like bad faith.
Only highly skilled workers are paid more. Compare fast food workers and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Thanks for the interesting read, I think that US unions should definitely change, and this is still in line with my original comment, because of course you can dislike the way unions work right now, but still be…
But that's the thing, meritocracy isn't a thing, and saying no to more protections (from unions or from pro-worker laws) just doesn't make sense. Granted there was some things I didn't know about how unions worked in…
I think that's fair enough, but it's not like workers in the USA have a lot of protections or are getting fairly compensated for their work. So unions, whether compulsory or not, still benefit them in one way or another.
Exactly, and I'm not trying to devalue their beliefs, I'm just trying to understand how they can be against something that would benefit them.
I will never understand how some working class Americans can be against unions, maybe they just see themselves as embarrassed millionaires that would want to crush their workers to squeeze money out of them? It's…
It works perfectly fine on mobile and it feels really smooth :)