Siden jeg var der sidst er tre af mine modermærker forsvundet og mit fingeraftryk har ændret sig en lille smule men nok til at man kan se det hvis man går op i den slags.
Jeg prøver at lade være med at tænke for meget på det.
Man kan gøre mere eller mindre mht pasning. Den vokser til hvis man intet gør og det er jo fedt, men det er også rart at holde noget at det fri. Have nogle lysninger og stier og sådan. Så man skal helst ud med motorsaven et par gange om året.
I would much rather send my children off to a school run by the CCP than one run by the bastard elite that has been sucking the UK dry for centuries. They are run with a Machiavellian philosophy that generates ruthless, lonely psychopaths.
Det er fanme noget fis og en kamp jeg helt sikkert ville tage. En bakke som er værd at dø på. Eller ihvertfald få nogle blå mærker af.
Der er masser af god matematik software til Linux. SageMath, Octave, Maxima. Eller sæt dit barn til at lære Python eller Julia med det samme og spring et trin over.
Det kan godt være jeg er naiv men de kan vel ikke forhindre nogen i at kryptere deres kommunikation? Det står jo enhver frit at køre sine beskeder gennem f.eks. GPG.
So Palantir sells a data management tool and deployment support. That shouldn't really surprise anyone who knows the first thing about data science.
The interesting thing about Palantir isn't what they sell but how they sell it and who buys it. They clearly market their unremarkable software as an autocrat's wet dream.
And police and military departments across Europe and the US buy their shit, which says more about those police and military departments than about the software.
I agree but that's a somewhat different discussion IMO.
Even if Palantir's software was just a simple interface for a database, the fact that it's proprietary means that there could be secret backdoors for the US Intelligence community to look at the data. There almost certainly are. That makes it an issue of national security on top of one of personal liberty.
Man I hope the EU is going to wake up to software sovereignty soon.
Stuff is moving in the right direction in some places on the local level, but I would love to see a blanket ban on foreign subscription services for safety critical sectors.
Honestly, ban the use of proprietary software in any public, tax-funded organisation.
They should just remove the numbering. It's less maintenance, and it's not that important anyway, is it?
Hvordan undgår man Android? Jeg vil gerne fortsat have en smartphone men jeg er godt træt af Google.
Det er ikke forbudt at være kommunist. Og meget let at blive.
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Siden jeg var der sidst er tre af mine modermærker forsvundet og mit fingeraftryk har ændret sig en lille smule men nok til at man kan se det hvis man går op i den slags.
Jeg prøver at lade være med at tænke for meget på det.
Er det noget jeg skal bekymre mig over?
Tillykke! Hvad er du så kandidat i?
Ja jeg føler mig også meget heldig.
Man kan gøre mere eller mindre mht pasning. Den vokser til hvis man intet gør og det er jo fedt, men det er også rart at holde noget at det fri. Have nogle lysninger og stier og sådan. Så man skal helst ud med motorsaven et par gange om året.
Tak! Der er faktisk ikke nogen som er død. Bare en som ikke kunne overskue at tage sig af det. Så alt er faktisk godt.
Der er en times kørsel væk så det er lige til at overskue.
Der er et mega dejligt sted. Masser af liv 😊
Det lyder som en lidt vild Samsø tur! Hav det sjovt!
Jeg har arvet 3 hektar skov med en gammel hytte som trænger til lidt kærlighed. Så jeg skal male hytte i weekenden.
Hvad skal der ske i jeres weekend?
One can hope. The UK is a few revolutions behind.
I would much rather send my children off to a school run by the CCP than one run by the bastard elite that has been sucking the UK dry for centuries. They are run with a Machiavellian philosophy that generates ruthless, lonely psychopaths.
I also absolutely hate everything Thatcher did, but I think most British private schools were private long before she selling off Britain's assets.
Britain has been an oligarchy/kleptocracy for centuries. And like all such systems it's vulnerable to takeover from very big fish.
Det er fanme noget fis og en kamp jeg helt sikkert ville tage. En bakke som er værd at dø på. Eller ihvertfald få nogle blå mærker af.
Der er masser af god matematik software til Linux. SageMath, Octave, Maxima. Eller sæt dit barn til at lære Python eller Julia med det samme og spring et trin over.
Mega godt initiativ!
Det kan godt være jeg er naiv men de kan vel ikke forhindre nogen i at kryptere deres kommunikation? Det står jo enhver frit at køre sine beskeder gennem f.eks. GPG.
So Palantir sells a data management tool and deployment support. That shouldn't really surprise anyone who knows the first thing about data science.
The interesting thing about Palantir isn't what they sell but how they sell it and who buys it. They clearly market their unremarkable software as an autocrat's wet dream.
And police and military departments across Europe and the US buy their shit, which says more about those police and military departments than about the software.
I agree but that's a somewhat different discussion IMO.
Even if Palantir's software was just a simple interface for a database, the fact that it's proprietary means that there could be secret backdoors for the US Intelligence community to look at the data. There almost certainly are. That makes it an issue of national security on top of one of personal liberty.
There. Fixed it for you.
Man I hope the EU is going to wake up to software sovereignty soon.
Stuff is moving in the right direction in some places on the local level, but I would love to see a blanket ban on foreign subscription services for safety critical sectors.
Honestly, ban the use of proprietary software in any public, tax-funded organisation.