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by 0xedd 4y ago
I only killed 10 people, officer, not 100; therefore, I'm not a criminal.
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by 0xedd 4y ago
No. That's just propaganda. The purpose is to further vendor lock you. MS has a minute share in the world of OS, completely outclassed by Linux. They're trying to force their way in by fooling people like you that something like P
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by 0xedd 4y ago
No. When all "gates" in a domain have this sign, it isn't less upsetting.
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by 0xedd 4y ago
Installing over network is ancient. Here's one option https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19127-01/ultra27.ws/820-6772/z40...
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by 0xedd 4y ago
Disgusting move by Google to further reign in what hardware and software you can use, how you use it and how quickly you have to upgrade your device. If they only wanted to cut ties with Oracle Java and have an unrelated OS, they'd ada
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by 0xedd 4y ago
As a code developer, there is no reason to not keep coding. You don't have to deal with infra or packaging/deployment. It sounds like bad management on your company's part. In the few large companies I've worked at, soft
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by 0xedd 4y ago
Amazing and inspiring. Hat's off to you.
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by 0xedd 4y ago
NSO isn't the equivalent of NSA. While NSA is part of the US government and actively spied on allied countries with no repercussions, NSO is a privately held company employing ex intelligence. With mandatory service at 18 and the priva
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Have yet to meet a company where a developer's opinion is taken into account in software architecture and solution design. And, usually, like some other guy here said, they aren't invited to these types of meetings, at all. The be
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Using frameworks is a must. Writing maintainable code is a must. DevOps - you'll quickly run into requirements to write parallel work. Not using something like fabric is a waste of your employer's money hiring you. You'll qui
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Installing dependencies, per the docs, before installing python works well. Installing library dependencies for packages also works well. It's not dissimilar to compiling c/c++ where you have to read the installation docs. And the
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Yogi meditation. Best learned at a traditional yoga center and not a gym/YouTube. The most impressive sight was a young teenager there. Both parents were practitioners. The kid was calm, mature and volunteered frequently.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Nokia.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Don't use Twitter. It's rigged to piss you off. Use federated microblogging and join a like minded instance. I don't know about web 3.0 but the former is very appealing and works ok.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Wrong. Facebook whistleblower says company made profits from making people suffer. People suffer from reading cesspool produce. Facebook used big data insight to expose users to cesspool produce. Twitter isn't dumber. (Assume this was
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Just because you can speak or write, doesn't mean you should. Nothing you said is reasonable. Japanese American imprisonment without due process or access to legal counsel during WW2 was condemnable. You advocate the opposite. I mean,
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by 0xedd 5y ago
You've been brainwashed, friend. There's no reason in the world _I_ should switch up (pun, heh) hardware at the pace of the manufacturer. But, that's what happens when corporations are kept unchecked. _They_ decide that every
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Piracy's impact on the digital industry is propaganda. No link has ever been established by factual data. It's just corporations' PR. The Government Accountability Office came out in 2010 with a report that said these numbers
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Irrelevant. It would be relevant if others could write an open source driver. Which, effectively, they can't.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Source: "trust me, bro" Here you go, kid: https://www.statista.com/statistics/326707/bitcoin-price-ind... https://www.statista.com/statistics/371895/inflation-rate-in... A grea
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by 0xedd 5y ago
The US is a small part of the world. Just a reminder. You can open a bank account in the EU that allows depositing cryptocurrency. The US is on the decline. It's propaganda is great, though.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Percentage wise it looks small but numbers are impressive. Monthly active steam users using Linux was reported at over 1 million last year https://www.gamingonlinux.com/steam-tracker/
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by 0xedd 5y ago
"You don't own your hardware" is a very long list in my book.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
No. CSV plays nicely in big data. JSON doesn't. Tabular data allows you to easily optimize performance and costs. For example, Google decided it is a good idea to export some of its billing data columns as JSON. As a consequence, filte
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by 0xedd 5y ago
That's the equivalent of saying forking is bad. The big plus of RISC-V is allowing those who accept the risks and cost to experiment and develop new specialized components. Arm won't let you.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
despite pay gap shown time and time again to be fiction, government monkeys are still dancing to that out of key tune.
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Either an MR or a merge into the kernel, yes. But, regardless, the comparison omits open auditing vs a closed one. With closed systems being able to decide what to disclose and obfuscating their own system, the [power] user is less likely t
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by 0xedd 5y ago
Sounds horrible. Product justified git [version] tagging should be done with names and not semver/other. It was very simple: "Marketing pitches it better so more sells". Threw devs and DevOps into the pits of hell, adding unn
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by 0xedd 5y ago
It's very simple. You assume your favorite OS is written by more skillful developers or steered by more skillful architects/tech-lead or overseen by more skillful team leads. Any of these are wrong. Propriety systems are closed an
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by 0xedd 5y ago
The brainwashed majority of this board is amazing. The previous comment here is true and people judge, from their leather sofas, thousands of kilometers away, a culture as well as a country without knowing the least bit of history about the

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