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by 0dayz 4y ago
I do agree and disagree, yes there were more diverse websites for sure, but quite a lot of it were just copies of others (flash games is a good example of how many different hosts there were with almost nothing unique to it). And two of the
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Really hope it takes of, but I have a sneaking suspicion that at least in USA we will see a huge battle to ensure this does not hit the shelves or its relegated so far away from the other diary products. Since you got 3 big industries to fi
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I really would disagree on how the internet was better, sure you could find a few people that were saints that just relesed things for free, but the internet back then was really barren and it was very slow to see new releases of said conte
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Of course you can, but that isn't necessarily a reliable source. For instance in the former soviet and satellite states people felt like there was no crime, because of propaganda despite the fact that there was a huge amount of it.
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The Islamic world is also notorious for how corrupt and non transparent it is, so getting accurate crime statistics beyond murder is going to be hard.
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Whenever you agree or disagree with nytimes you have to admit their interactive article is always a joy to play around with. But as the article points towards that architecture can have a huge role in say sound is interesting, since you thi
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I'm actually a bit torn on this. On the one hand it does seem to be very silly but also ironically enough excluding certain groups (religious and social outcasts). On the other I think there is a valid point in looking over how languag
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Using a pet project nobody is expected to use as an example is a nil point, I could release a pet project in "WTFPL" or "Fuck You Nobody Is Allowed To Use" license and it wouldn't make a difference , if the concerns
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by 0dayz 4y ago
And a project can't survive without the code. And even then companies are famous for leeching on open source projects, with gpl you at least have some hope of companies leaving you alone or giving back something.
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Available and used by Apple themselves are two very different things.
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Here is a text version of said talk: https://workforcefuturist.substack.com/p/building-a-world-wi... My own opinion: I think it's a tad bit too futuristic, something they admit. That we won't probably remove
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by 0dayz 4y ago
In order to make the coup and retain the power you have to make the biggest fraud.
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I'll say I'm a bit amused that North Korea us not researched yet.
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by 0dayz 4y ago
The current president of South Korea had a very vocal male group vote for him only because he promised to roll back certain "feminist" policies.
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by 0dayz 4y ago
If I were to guess what it could be, I would assume that the biggest reason is due to republic of Korea having a mixture of the worst of two worlds. Essentially its conservative/collectivist culture is counter productive to those who w
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Outside of the huge ramifications of the Microsoft acquisition, I think that it'll set the new standard for when antitrust gets used. Essentially if this deal goes through it'll most likely neuter antitrust cases for years to come
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I have say it's a quite a psychopathic/cold hearted article but it is a bit constructive, in that the lesson learned is we shouldn't probably rely too much on projects with a very easy way of pulling the plug without any safe
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by 0dayz 4y ago
You miss the part about them saying that the code is from stackoverflow so in other words not exactly hacked together. Overall I agree with both of you but on different points, she'll scripting is an outdated painful process and yes we
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I would rather have transparency and portability (from having access to the source code) than quality code (you would be surprised how many project are written in extremely bad quality).
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I think it's less about copyright than the lack of nuance with copyright, in that copyright is given to whoever "owns" the right nit the creator(s), nor is there a way for the owner to automatically sell licenses and get roya
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by 0dayz 4y ago
The biggest grip I had with the BBC article is the fact that he bemoans that the ldp party still holds a firm grip on the country. While it us tryr as he says that yes that the LDP party is still a dominating force to be reckon with, the tr
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Only among "racial purists" is immigration seen as the drive force of pessimism. Most of society view politicians and the failed project of neo-politics responsible for this development.
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Conduit: A new open-source and Self-Hosted Back end Platform(getconduit.dev)
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by 0dayz 4y ago
Lots of accusations with no proof... Why make such a long winded post empty of proof!
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I remember reading years ago on dragonfly BSD blog about how they wish BSD and Linux was closer together if not even interoperable with each other. I always felt that, that could be Netbsd unique feature, which to my knowledge is something
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Ten years of NewSQL: Back to the future of distributed relational databases 2021(spglobal.com)
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by 0dayz 4y ago
I don't either care about "founding", but I do not like how everyone throws the industry's efforts under the buss and think the only meaningful/impactful work has been Tesla & Elon. My point with "founding&
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by 0dayz 4y ago
No the most important part is that there is an industry that has research & developed and advertised the technology so that the masses can take part of it. Something that has been in the making as I said, over 100 years for EVs. Elon ha
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by 0dayz 4y ago
It's equally easy to be a blind fan. If you don't see a post about other rich people using jets to travel, you could be the first to be the change you criticize others off not being. What good has he actually done? Tesla was never
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by 0dayz 4y ago
A currencys value is far from the deciding factor of said currency or somehow in your case how well the EU is doing. Also gdp growth is not an important indicator since most well developed countries will see their gdp growth stabilize, but

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