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by 0dayz 5y ago
To be honest, it's not like Intel historically has had osf in mind more or less ever when designing their firmware. And in a way I suppose it makes some sense, very few (laymen) care about open firmware. But this is another bleak piece
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by 0dayz 5y ago
Or maybe focus your attention on an area where it makes more sense to vigilant about greedy corporations (join and advocate within a political party).
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I Wil admit this will come off as "omg nazi" hysteria, however I've always felt that nazis alongside every other fascistic ideology (including bolshevism). With that said, one of the problems I've heard about almost unli
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by 0dayz 5y ago
All jokes aside the issue I see with a European alternative is that EU laws about Free speech isn't as wide as US and they got their own pet peeves like hate speech laws ( on paper I support but in practice I don't) and other weir
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by 0dayz 5y ago
If you re-read my statement you might notice "the fact" is used as a figure of speech.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
Having seen the picture of the statue its pretty much good riddance for theo's legacy. However I think that given the very long hiding of usa skeletons in the closet regarding issues like colonialism, I think this is the unfortunate co
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by 0dayz 5y ago
When I meant "old" I meant the "hardline" Christianity that deems any reformation at best as straying away from the gospel and at worst blasphemy. A lot of the Christianity in western Europe has had quite the reformation
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I may be pointing in the wrong direction here, but overall I've noticed a small but noticeable trend with people from less vibrant version of Christianity (mainly the "unchanged" western form of Christianity) becoming interes
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by 0dayz 5y ago
The benefit of antitrust is that it leaves a void left to be filled either by competition or 1 company specializing in it. It could of course be true they might still collaborate but that's all there is, if other companies work on gett
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by 0dayz 5y ago
This rhetoric about evil """the government""" spying on you because terrorists is at this point quite out of date or even stale. I'm far more worried about companies locking things down due to legitimate c
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by 0dayz 5y ago
What worried me about pluton is essentially both the fact it might set a trend where drm locks out Linux devices and that remote exploits on pluton is a real nightmare scenario. Despite the fact I in a way do think tpm like components are a
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I would argue what mainstream stores would call "asian"/exotic, like dragon fruit.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I find this to be missing the point. No one is arguing against all form of verification of trust, hell even fully open public domain content would benefit from simple verification, what people are (rightfully) angry over is the fact that: A
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I would guess they would point to Asia, or Europe. Even though asian countries view sex as just another thing and not so much sex positive.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
Anarcho egoism ♡
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by 0dayz 5y ago
That list I think is a good lesson/motivator that the "golden" product youre developing may not become the product defining your company but instead a side project.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
Given how hard it is to treat fungi in general, having resistant fungi is very worrying. Overall I think sadly that superbugs are going to be a far worse problem than covid-19 if we recklessly prescribe antimicrobial medicine we don't
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by 0dayz 5y ago
While true I don't recall Gentoo suffering the same everlasting effect?
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by 0dayz 5y ago
That average 60-70 iq is from a very severe lack of education and high end jobs not genetic as far as we know. Either way, parent post explained what the article is about.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
The thing is though that japanese can be as poppy as English and vice versa. A screaming japanese and a screaming English speaker will most likely spread equally amount of germs.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
But antiwork isn't some deliberate meme subreddit. And i would imagine the nationalists would think so.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
Would've been interesting to see the American era with war tugs.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
IRRC Samsung also has this bullshit "security" feature but it disables the fingerprint reader (there's a video about it but haven't found it again).
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I don't think MS is still in its EEE days (or at least its EEL), but its pretty obvious they want part of the new cake while having their own. Microsoft will most likely continue to adapt the open source model with lock downs like the
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by 0dayz 5y ago
A tip my parents and their parent(s) have done is to pick historical figures or characters from books.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
You can buy a cheap vps + domain and setup the mail server on it or use it ro reroute traffic. Worse case you can buy expensive dyndns.
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by 0dayz 5y ago
For specific boards free speech was indeed never an issue. Since my point was at the very "broad" cross polination that socialmedia platforms like Facebook/Twitter/Reddit hell even 4chan endorsed during those times. I di
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by 0dayz 5y ago
I'm gonna go on a stretch and argue that while it is true reddit/facebook/twitter killed these communities, I would argue it really had to do with the fact that: A: these communities never evolved with the times or tried to p
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by 0dayz 5y ago
Honestly most of the old internet was kind of crap, of course we have this nostalgic feeling for it because of aesthetic and personal reasons. But let's not pretend it was fun having a subpar experience in most areas. For me I liked th
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by 0dayz 5y ago
While I do think the list is a bit over-the-top (reading the kernel section was like reading the end times) but taken with a bit of salt and looking over the fact that a lot of the sources are 10-20+ years old, it's an okay list. Enter

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