I also ran into the issue with an instance being swamped so now I only share redirect links.
Developmental informatics hacker
I also ran into the issue with an instance being swamped so now I only share redirect links.
I knew a guy to whom aliens were a religious topic. Well it’s definitely a fun topic.
Are those curved streaks really there?
Wow cool! Could use some paint though.
I’m still not over the fact that there’s a freakin helicopter on Mars. Like it’s the last thing I ever expected.
I get what you mean about working with people/customers directly. You know you don’t always end up with the job that you think you’re studying for. Life can be really dynamic and you simply have to go with it. It’s impossible to tell where you’ll end up. The strangest jobs are connected.
I mean one time I met a guy from Germany who climbs trees in Guyana. Who knows how he ended up doing that.
And I know a coder who became a horse shoe blacksmith. And a trashman who became a mathematician.
If you don’t enjoy coding then maybe that’s not your call but there’s so many jobs surrounding it and it’s good to connect to others in your school.
What made you decide to get into coding? It almost sounds like it’s not your thing, but of course I could simply be misunderstanding you.
What kind of projects do you enjoy to work on?
I already have that and I’m not impressed
Do you think he’d use humans if he could?
Wasn’t everyone here up in arms against micro services a week ago or so?
Just curious what everybody thinks.
Tja, a lot of people here think it’s a good thing because there unfortunately are a lot of asshats, and so they don’t give it a second thought. The simple fact is that in the Netherlands people have a great general trust in people, and it has a long history of independence, so there’s simply no fear of democracy breaking down.
And from that perspective it is totally reasonable to want the extra surveillance. As long as you trust that it is used for good.
Honestly I think Berlin is the one that is in the right position to move privacy forward, given its history, culture, and significant hacker demography.
Reminds me of that new law in the Netherlands where there are strict rules on collecting data within the Netherlands that still allow for research to be done. However it has this tiny loophole that allows any data to be sent to other countries indiscriminately.
A referendum was even held and the results were ignored.
I just hope this won’t have bad consequences long term. The truth is that this ignores the right to privacy.
Somewhere in the online privacy settings you can download a copy of your data. There you can select photos and then tell it to break it up into archives of max sizes, say 2gb each. Then just download and upload piecewise.
Minor: The doc sometimes uses ‘it’s’ where ‘its’ is more appropriate.
Yah that’s unfortunate, because it’s always more nuanced. Maybe there is a way that works with nuclear.
Ya I was actually hesitant to write that. Let’s just say an open protocol for conveniently sending money.
The artist can run their own website in this model. As long as it’s easy for me to send money in whatever way I please, using my own program.
I wanna ride it