0dayz

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by 0dayz 9mo ago
And how does Asian countries curtail this? Since we got trade deals when it comes to food with them, and they 100% do not have the same standard as European farmers. And the EU won't check these inferior products for any problems?
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by 0dayz 9mo ago
No need to add racism to the argument. This exact thing is was said about Poland when they joined the EU, the truth was that French/Spanish/German farmers didn't want to give up non specialized farming, and the same argument
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
It remains to be seen to be fair. But if this does happen it will be in my opinion the start of a slow death of the democratization of tech. At best it means we're going to be relegated to last tech if even that, as this isn't a c
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
So you can't, and if a "dumbass" like me can understand the importance of empirical evidence but you can't, maybe read up on rational thinking instead of lashing out emotionally.
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
>How in the world does this not count? People act in the interest of those who pay the bills. Guilty by association? So do you have evidence of Microsoft the company doing this or not?
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
>It is irrelevant who invented Rust. The relevant fact is that it can be used as a tool to divide the community because of its very opinionated design. Compared to C where it has the opinion of no fixed data types making you deal with it
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
What project has been pushed to rewrite in rust that explicitly Microsoft has been the culprit in? And not individuals who work at Microsoft does not count.
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
What does bias have to do with empirical evidence? Disprove that than driveling about non-tech stuff.
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
>The other path would be to switch to Chromium, which would free all the Gecko developers to work on differentiating a Chromium-based Firefox from Chrome, and guarantee that Firefox is always better than Chrome No they would get fired, u
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
So then why respond in a "as a matter of fact" if we both agree on the original premise?
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
>Are you the opinion police? For asking a question? >The problem with compromise is that everyone becomes equally unhappy. And when everyone is unhappy strange results come at elections. And the alternative is exactly what? Compromise
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
Do you think that Russia wants to Kickstart a nuclear war considering they would start the war? The reason why Russia hasn't used nukes against Ukraine is simple: it would cause Russia to be isolated completely from China and even seen
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
So nukes don't exist?
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
>I don't, with or without further integration. Not everyone or everything is meant to survive. Everything has a shelf life. The Roman empire also collapsed. Rearranging the deckchairs of the titanic doesn't change the outcome.
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
What exactly is this a cancerous "union"? And the EU was always meant to be political, even the EEC was political since I have no clue how you form economic ties without passing legislation. If anything the EU was built to respect
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
Well yes, street smart is both. It's a temporary solution based on the delusion that you can't work on a systemic level to reduce criminal or thuggish behavior. Ultimately I do think some form of self defense is good to know, but
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
Teaching your kid being street smart is only a band aid or cope as the younglings say these days. Because the issue is: - your street smartness is an outdated smartness - there are multiple different types of assholes waiting to victimize s
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by 0dayz 10mo ago
The bible uses demons more as metaphors of the saying: power corrupts absolute power corrupts absolutely. (evil spirit however is a real thing). So you're not wrong.
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
Hoskins effect does not seem to have that profound effect on influenza[1]. And the common cold is due to how diverse and mutating the common cold virus is. [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9796045/#:~:text=Data%20on%2
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
So why did you not then state that you only follow a puritan definition of contributors to wayland instead of moving the goal post.
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
Any source on these claims?
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
As a former hater of systemd it surprises me that people still have this disdain of systemd especially due to the so called "Unix philosophy", which in the Linux world mainly survives due to GNU writing GNUtils a rewriting of the
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
This is imo a much needed move due to how absurdly socially manipulative twitch and other social oriented platforms have become. A lot of the top dog streamers especially employ cult like social manipulation to ensure that they stay relevan
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
Because lying is always easier than telling the truth? You have to be incredibly naive to think information/evidence is treated equally. If you prove one lie wrong 20 are up and running. Imagine your proposal in court: if you're c
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
Yes, but in various ways in imo they require similarish purposes to databases. Hence why I prefer something like sqlite. Text config are good for wildcard configurations such as manifest or cargo.Toml. But for a fixed and immutable configur
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
Personally I have embraced using sqlite as my configuration infrastructure, as the more I've used configuration formats, the more I've felt they are glorified databases.
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
Unfortunately I don't think so, it'll be more the writing on the wall or the canary ik the coal line but it wont radicalize a lot of people I think because this legislation won't rock the boat enough unless they fuck it up a
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by 0dayz 11mo ago
One does not take out the other, balance is always the best.
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by 0dayz 1y ago
I mean their name is a bit on the nose.
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by 0dayz 1y ago
How is Sweden worse than Finland? Considering they both are neighbors and have been a neutral country? (technically Sweden has been for longer).

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