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by 0dayz 3y ago
>lunduke I honestly think at this point HN should auto flag anything from that guy, ever since he stopped with Linux sux series (even then the last one was a weird one), he's gone down a very weird doom and gloom rabbit hole.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
The issue is that history doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes. I'm not saying history is useless mind you. But the author is putting the cart before the horse, in that they don't form a strong foundation that is based on observa
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Sorry but I can't buy into using history to compare if an empire is collapsing or not especially in this case where the USA is apparently doing every fuck up almost all other empires did. Each empire they bring up was torn apart with a
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I didn't mean that technology is artificial but that instead of having genuine reasons for technology to exist (like fire to cook, light up the night, etc.) we invent pointless reasons to use technology that ultimately harms us.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I just will never understand the idea behind using technology to make us artificially dependent on technology. Take social media, it used to be made for us to augment our social lives, but now it's to artificially make us spend more ti
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by 0dayz 3y ago
The real sad reality is that the web is just too archaic, it was never design with "apps" or even multimedia in mind. We tried to move past this by going peddle to the metal with Javascript, and now we are slowly realizing that, w
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by 0dayz 3y ago
AFAIK isn't this more because gamedev and general dev has gone separate ways? Gamedev has become so highly specialized due to the lackluster quality games used to have? (There are plenty of ps1 to ps2 games that handles like garbage de
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by 0dayz 3y ago
If you read my comment or the Wikipedia page you'll see clear as day that varient 2 is meant for windows, so I dont get this correction. And again that source doesn't give me any evidence of your claim.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Your main critic doesn't really hold much water since distros and the kernel is pretty much the only "designers" of Linux. Wayland is part of freedesktop.org for instance. Systemd would be an exception I would admit, but ther
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by 0dayz 3y ago
>Also for better or worse BSD being different is what makes it interesting. BSD devs and hackers are a fraction of what the Linux kernel and greater ecosystem have in terms of the all of K8s and other Linux foundation projects. But BSDs
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by 0dayz 3y ago
>GPT partition uuid's with the "mixed endianess" from Windows COM From the wikipedia[1]: >The binary encoding of UUIDs varies between systems. Variant 1 UUIDs, nowadays the most common variant, are encoded in a big-endi
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by 0dayz 3y ago
All I see from your comment: With a hammer in hand, everything is a nail. Or to be more specific: If Microsoft is directly or directly involved in OSS or standards, then it's all EEE/compromised. GPT/UEFI are standards, they
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I have to say that what I slways loved about these os was the bitmap icons, the colorful tone to stick out I think even today works really well (except when they got the same icon in the backgroundwoth the front icon being different like we
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by 0dayz 3y ago
It's going to be very exciting if we get it down to picometer, even if it is the equivalent to 0.9nm.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
>systemd When will this tired piece of shit known as FUD die. With that logic then the damn Linux kernel got "unexpected" ties to Microsoft. >The trend is that its becoming more and more difficult (due to reimplementation co
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by 0dayz 3y ago
This law or proposal is so fundamentally absurd, instead of the EU or member states coming up with a proposal like Frontex but for hosting a centralized CSAM + other horrible potentially illegal images/links/videos hash/ident
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I'm almost 100% positive they will, there's a broad consensus among left and right that this proposal is bonkers. What I've heard is that the only this is a proposal that child rights NGOs has been lobbying for, which I think
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Can't really blame Valve here, the issue at hand is that Apple have deliberately choosen to shun games and believe that they can wall garden even the graphics stack. When in reality it's just more cost for the studio to port over
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Huh? This is not about electricity? This is a tax companies have to pay not China or India. CBAM is literally intended for countries like China, as the article explains, companies buy cheaper steel from china because European steelmarket al
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by 0dayz 3y ago
>You have just confirmed my point. No all you've shown is that you did not read my sources nor my comment. As is shown by you confusing the Council of European Union and the European Council. Not only that, but you show no real evid
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Honestly, I would be fine with Microsoft having a subscription IF they made Windows executable interoperable with Linux. If I have to pay a tax to make software for Windows work flawlessly on Linux, I would take it (I already donate to Wine
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by 0dayz 3y ago
It functions exactly the same as an average EU country, you vote for a party, which have a vote on accepting or rejecting the proposal for the current proposed government (which is handpicked by political parties). In the EU it works exactl
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by 0dayz 3y ago
If we're going to whataboutism, at least include credit score as it is a form of social score.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
EU is as democratic as your average EU country. Or have you skipped voting in the EU elections?
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by 0dayz 3y ago
One of many reasons I just cannot in good conscious buy Apple products, beyond the questionable design and quality, hostility to users and repair a like is the straw that broke the camel's back.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
In defense of Apple, there's various issues with using that common solution on their macbooks (I've seen it never go to sleep to randomly starting up). Now Apple not releasing the tool is silly and stupid.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Sorry but this sounds more of making shit up to sound fancy, what he's talking about is just plain old monopolistic company. Also unherd is such a red flag for me when you look who gets to usually write, and about which topic (right wi
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by 0dayz 3y ago
It wouldn't surprise me, at the same time your 20-30s is the "age of discovery" it's really as you say in your 40s you tend to want to maybe settle down or cool down a bit. Similar to how we see record many women freezin
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by 0dayz 3y ago
That's indirectly what I think too we ought to look for, personally I believe forming a family is and always will be a form of investment, maybe not an investment of wealth in this day and age, but a investment of a social group. In so
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Difference is that the government can be held accountable if its democratic, since then it's run by the people for the people.

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