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4RealFreedom
2y ago
Didn't know if you were asking but Meson is used to build libvips from source. It took a couple days for me to get up to speed on it but wasn't difficult to understand. https://mesonbuild.com/ https://
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Read through the comments and was surprised no one mentioned libvips - https://github.com/libvips/libvips . At my current small company we were trying to allow image uploads and started with imagemagick but certain imag
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2y ago
The way you positioned the argument is helpful and conducive to a conversation. Just throwing out scenarios and expecting me to derive meaning isn't productive.
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2y ago
Where did anyone say that?
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2y ago
I was so excited when I got my ViRGE. Then I tried playing games with it. Mechwarrior II came with it but you had to run at 512x384 and even then it didn't run great. My next video card was a 3dfx Voodoo and I was in heaven.
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3y ago
I don't understand the downvotes - you are correct.
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3y ago
This is what I've always thought - time is relative to how long you've lived.
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3y ago
The question posed was what companies are involved as part of the homeless industrial complex and what do they produce.
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3y ago
They produce wealth for their executives. The Colorado Coalition For The Homeless received 122M in 2023. In 2021, the CEO made $313K. The top 6 people make over $200K a year. All of this from a non-profit. https://projects.propub
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Why Promises Are Faster Than SetTimeout()?
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3y ago
And major brands would force you to pay a fee to disable advertising.
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3y ago
'Can you think of anything in the dem side as widespread as, say, the ivermectin+antivax crap was?' Russian conspiracies. To be clear, I think the left and the right are bad.
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3y ago
Conspiracy theories are a political tool that Democrats and Republicans use on an uniformed audience. It's not just a right-wing phenomenon.
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3y ago
I don't agree with the OP but how are refunds a free for all libertarian dystopia?
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My wife got scammed. They opened a bank account in her name tied to her email address. She contacted that bank right away. For 2 months she received messages about other people transferring money into this account. These were other people g
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3y ago
How do you know that? We can't eliminate opiate deaths completely but we can make them as safe as possible. Restricting access isn't working.
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3y ago
By that logic, we shouldn't have many opiate deaths because they are currently controlled.
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3y ago
So are you going to tell me what it is then?
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3y ago
The problem is they really just helped out the black market. They didn't legalize anything. They stopped prosecuting small amounts.
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3y ago
Why does fentanyl kill? Because people buy it and don't understand the strength. Regulation would take care of that. So what's your argument here?
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3y ago
Why take a shower everyday when you're just going to be dirty again tomorrow? It takes time for power to solidify.
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3y ago
Not the OP but how about cheering for no one? Centralization of power leads to oppression - covid, hate crimes, centralized banking. Maybe you think these are worthwhile pursuits but they are designed to control.
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3y ago
For most of the history of earth there hasn't been permanent ice.
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3y ago
There was an article on HN yesterday about the Carmalite monks in Wyoming building a Gothic monastery[1]. They couldn't afford the cost so they started using CNC machines to carve the rock themselves. Looking at the work they've c
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Doesn't this hold true for everything? It all started with painting. Then photography came around and took some work to produce. Photography finally reached the masses with 1-hour photo shops. Then anyone with a phone could create them
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That's a really interesting point I hadn't considered.
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The article mentions supervision once and “blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization” about half a dozen times. Is the idea to just have some bearucracy around ISPs, then? It really isn't clear what the point is.
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3y ago
When did I say anything like that? You can call or txt to check in on friends.
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You have to use Meta? I'm not arguing for or against privacy here - just trying to point out that you still have options. It might be a pain to contact loved ones, check in on friends, etc. but so is using an ATM.
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Mining companies have to solve the problem of run-off as part of the Clean Water Act[1]. Reclamation is the process of 'fixing' the landscape. There are countless benefits from doing this including carbon storage[2]. "mines i
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