0dayz

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   by 0dayz 6y ago

   I don't see this being a free speech issue when you read this: "Dr. Seuss Enterprises LP, which oversees Dr. Seuss’s publishing interests and ancillary areas, Tuesday said it had decided that six of the famed author’s books would
2. 812.▲
   by 0dayz 6y ago

   Sadly it hasn't, it's still stuck in 2005 era flame war cult-like attitude.
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   by 0dayz 6y ago

   I'm personally not that worried about Fuchsia, OS adaptation is hard work for established fields and for fushia it would ve no exceptions. Not to mention, that linux greatest strength is random people contributing to the kernel to get
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   by 0dayz 6y ago

   From what I remember, it comes from him having quite the dismissive attitude.
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   by 0dayz 6y ago

   Oh no, I remember reading this sometime ago and most of the complains were either subjective or proven wrong by the author themselves.
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   by 0dayz 6y ago

   Don't know which article were talking about since there is a couple of articles saying that. Ethnically Japan isn't homogeneous (almost no country is), culturally it depends. I think their stance on LGBT says it all, no one cares
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   by 0dayz 6y ago

   I always found it annoying that when talking about "Orwellian", we always conflate it to surveillance or maybe censorship. While to my interpretation of the book is that society has been engineered to work like a dystopian machine
8. 818.▲
   by 0dayz 6y ago

   To be honest if it doesn't install and use flatpak/snap for apps, then I think its only a glorified desktop DE.
9. 819.▲
   by 0dayz 6y ago

   Its why I am always extra nice/kind to those that report real issues. While have a zero tolerance to anyone being even slightly annoying/belligerent.
10. 820.▲
    by 0dayz 6y ago

    Yeah, no. I wouldn't touch brave with a 10 foot pole.
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    This sounds like an advert for alpine Linux. That said, the take away I think for most users is: software side good (selinux, firewall, sandbox). Kernel stuff tread with care.
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    I think hivemind/zealots is a more appropriate word for what you're describing. From scale 1-10 I would rank: 9 suckless / cat-v 7 KISS community 6.5 *BSD community (they got a 0.5+ for how overly smug they are about it) 6 FO
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    A bit surprised Denmark's courts allowed ip addresses to be transferred. Honestly though I wish 'pirate' didn't have such a broad definition. Essentially there should be a big distinction between pirate and seeder/l
14. 824.▲
    by 0dayz 6y ago

    Anonymity plays a big role in supporting the public figures who "represent" toxic ideas. Since those anonymous supporters might at best amplify the message or at worst do raids to their public figure's enemies.
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    I highly doubt respectful conversations were taking place where phrases like "i don't want to sleep with a Frankenstein monster" was born. So at least be honest about "LGBdroptheT" being transphobic, if you're
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    I feel this bill can easily be used in bad faith. Will trolling be considered free speech? Will bad faith be considered free speech? What about off-topic comments? If someone posts edgy comments in a forum that forbids edgy comments will th
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    That has more todo with population density and health infrastructure.
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    by 0dayz 6y ago

    Am I the only one who see a inherent problem with the experiment? Serious men all wear more or less the exact same outfit, a suit for business. While women has a plethora of clothing to choose from for business. AI like us usually takes the