felipelemos

For all of us that don't read all documentation for every single method, tool, function or similar, it is, by awarenes, very useful.

> But does it really matter?

I am pretty sure - if his theories works - it would be really good for accumulating even more capital for the shareholders.

And I am also pretty sure it, at least for me, will not matter at all, and it will be really bad for everyone else involved.

AND you can disable the ANSI control code:

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To force plain text, which disables colors:

$ curl wttr.in/?T

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Maybe the point is for the people who already have it and want to avoid being locked in on proprietary ecosystem.

> but most people seem to have giant trucks for the occasional times they go camping or carry something large.

This is the reality in United States, but not in most of the world.

Pharaoh predates it for some thousand years.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Exclusions\Paths

> at someone had posted on Reddit late last night (you know, as one does, instead of sleeping)

After a couple of decades of internet I was expecting people to realize other timezones exists.

> Playing devils advocate for a moment: One reason why is that many app developers truly do not have your best interests at heart.

You are right, and neither Apple does.

One could say you shouldn't store the 2FA along with your password.

Many companies are actually not us companies.

In the end probably only the us companies will be left empty-handed.

> But at some point, one needs to launch the thing, despite the complains.

Or: at some point, one decides to launch the thing.

You are reducing the complaints of an engineer as something inevitable and unimportant, as if it happened in every lunch, and in every lunch someone decided to went ahead, because it was what was needed.

> If it made no difference why would employees bother?

>> despite the data showing little negative impact of unionization to overall productivity nor company survival. *

Employees should bother to improve their own lives, not to decrease productivity or affect company survival.

* Emphasis mine.

French, as a romance language did not import from Latin as English did not import from proto germanic.

> Customers don't necessarily want a choice.

I was going to say that it's something for them to decide, but then the conversation was going to be circular.

Nobody should have the right to not have a right.

Successful to the shareholders, not the users.

My email is not your confidential data. My phone number is not your confidential data.

If your company can only exist by blocking other companies from competition with your customer, then your company should not exist in first place.

> If you join a consultancy group, and 2 months later quit with the client roster... is it really OK to poach all their clients to start your own consultancy?

If the clients prefer to leave with the then 2 month-old employee, then the consultancy is doing something very wrong.

bill noun /bɪl/

a written suggestion for a new law that is presented to a country’s parliament so that its members can discuss it

Or maybe would be disingenuous to think that public transport would cover for all places a car today can go. The world is not only made of urban sprawl.

I think he is referring to what others considers them, not themselves.

> [...] it was a very old, very large startup [...]

Can we start to call companies with almost 18 years old just "companies" and not startup anymore?

Sometimes one gets tired of endless complaining.

> In fact I don't want to open accounts with anyone

Then it's not and issue for you, as you probably didn't want to open an account with pocket in first place, right?

The will of the people is expressed in vote and then indirectly applied by the elected officials. If 100% of Americans decided to make King Charles president, then they will amend the laws allowing him to do so.

In a democracy, the only way forward from a democracy, legally speaking, is through laws. Specifically a new constitution. And the constitution (at least in Brazil) is very clear on what happens of you try to depose the democracy by force.

> You've conveniently excerpted the article to avoid showing that it wasn't two thefts randomly scattered across four decades, but four decades without theft and then two thefts that have just happened.

But the parent said just that in the third paragraph:

> does 2 thefts in a week, after 40 years count as a spree?

> 1. > is a thing

Silly how you need sh to do a very basic thing in PowerShell

This was not a match fix, and it is not considered cheat, although you could say it is unsportsmanlike.

> Even if they brutally beat a criminal, they are going far beyond incompetence.

It is actually worse than that. The police cannot be the judge, jury and executor. The Judge Dredd is an anti-hero for a reason.