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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Yeah, I've been using it to set rpath on some files that needed to be packaged in a particular way...
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
I think what would matter isn't the application of it, but writing the law in a way that can be analized better than in a sentenced format
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Ok great to hear that this is the case! Reading the README was a bit unclear on this topic. I also know that engineers do their best, while their employers may not always care about proper behavior when it comes to contribute back to FLOSS
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Well complexity in technology is not really something we try to stay away, is it?
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
This is untrue... Like all the stuff have not to be abused, but when used properly they're great also in technical communication (including code comments or git commits). Another story is when you write with them and instead of a form
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Yeah but also... “If you want to upstream it, take it” it's not really something where ehi forked is working hard to send it back upstream patch by patch...
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
I also got it one but it's just something I use to run a container to manage my nextcloud and other stuff...
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Oh, reflection! <3
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Nice! Would be cool to have also a multi-repository way so that you can have aggregated stats for multiple repos
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Bah, the only time I was asked to do an UML diagram I was at the university. I ended up doing the coding, and using a tool that generated the UML from it, so that I could make it nicer. > Code first, design later "they" said Ah
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Wow and each submission can be opened..
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
I confirm I signed up for WeeChat 4-5 years ago when I was in China for a work trip and I was able to use it without any ID.
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
I don't see the link with ICQ here... Telegram lives on big communities where in many of them trading is already a fact, making it easier to do in app is just another useful feature to then, not something pushing away (or that you are
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
C io APIs are sync, but there are so many that are not such thing. Potentially would even be possible to expose something like the io_uring async api to the browsers I guess.
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Totally true... It's often hard to think this way as we grew up with cars always there and it's not something you are used to think that our cities are just a big space that is at the service of cars and that who tries to say that
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by 3v1n0 5y ago
Mhm sure, but they don't lose memory abilities over time? How this could be considered ok when used for security related things?
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
I've given the Android version a quick try, but the task editor is not supported in the free version, isn't it?
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The Linux Kernel and Gnome Desktop Preparing for Privacy Screen Support(phoronix.com)
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Announcing the Ubuntu Desktop Team Indaba (AMA) – April 23, 2021 – Desktop(discourse.ubuntu.com)
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
> Except maybe some "freedom of speech" which is almost unimportant to me. Fine then, if money is enough to make this basic right unimportant then we're definitely not on the same page. It's not much different from
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
I don't think that supporting positions is the same as conspiring against them, but I don't care what US gov does. But I don't think that it's a full conspiracy that involves papers, everywhere in the rest of the world.
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
1, 2 and 3 are definitely my goto.
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Guess link is only valid when opened using an iPhone or changing user agent...
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Can you please define Putin political view in short?
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Yeah: has anyone ever made possible for any alternative to rise?
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
> E.g. how would any westerner fact check any news source like this without being able to read Russian? Rely on opinions of CIA-ceritified translators? Buddy what CIA did to you? Seriously! They don't dominate the world. There'
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Or maybe they just think the same because it's the right one? Far from being an American fan here, but doubting and not playing the CIA conspiracy theory card can help at times. Regimes live on this kind of support, so until there&#x27
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Same it happens with Chinese and many others who are just brainwashed by their government. Let them go, one day will understand that there's a middle way between being a (masked?) dictature and an US vassal
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Problem with sanctions is that most likely they only affect normal people who is not then able to rebel against their leaders. See Cuba or Venezuela, they live on sanctions for decades but show the oligarchs can live well on them, the peopl
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by 3v1n0 6y ago
Well amazon can't be neither compared in this, is by far way more evil . At least Google and MS keep some key products open source, so most of them can be checked and re-packaged if there are privacy concerns.

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