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by 7bit 6mo ago
Means, the crying will never stop
152.
by 7bit 6mo ago
Get over it
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by 7bit 6mo ago
It would be factually incorrect.
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by 7bit 6mo ago
Maybe Germans are emotionally more stable to know that the statement will hold true in the future, when they say it now.
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by 7bit 6mo ago
You can't just change the definition when it suits you Nothing was toppled. You're wrong and just too childish to accept it. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/toppling
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by 7bit 6mo ago
Hirohito was King of Japan from 1926 to 1989. Kangaroo Suzuki was PM from 1868 until his death in 1948. So arguing that the atomic bomb having toppled the regime is factually wrong.
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by 7bit 6mo ago
Cheap take
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by 7bit 6mo ago
You can make an argument without pulling it into the ridiculous, you know?
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by 7bit 6mo ago
Because it requires tech iCal knowledge which 99% of the population don't have.
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by 7bit 6mo ago
The commenter you're replying to said he needs it only occasionally. It makes perfect sense to pause a subscription if you don't use it. Not doing so would be a waste of money. How can you critisise that, don't be ridiculous
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by 7bit 6mo ago
Uhm: > The United States secretary of defense (SecDef), secondarily titled the secretary of war (SecWar),[b] is the head of the United States Department of Defense (DoD), the executive department of the U.S. Armed Forces, and is a high-r
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by 7bit 7mo ago
The article explains quite detailed what has been patented. The word summary is nowhere in the article. Who are you insulting as an idiot?
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by 7bit 7mo ago
If Ms performance is a main concern, you shouldn't use jq. Believe it or not.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Who is the target audience? I truly wonder who will process TB-sized data using jq? Either it's in a database already, in which case you're using the database to process the data, or you're putting it in a database. Either wa
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by 7bit 7mo ago
It's worded that way to create FOMO in the hopes people keep it enabled. Dark pattern and dick move.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Linux is one of the poisons bro
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Your arguments fall flat. Could very well be that your language was the issue and writing a small proof of concept for the specific use case that's problematic in a battle tested language other people know is a standard trouble shootin
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Today, constraints are simply ignored. (Looking at you, we devs and Microsoft devs).
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Cluttered registry does not impact performance. Unclean uninstalled programs also don't impact performance. Unless it really isn't uninstalled and still runs in the background, but that can easily be fixed by a person competent en
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by 7bit 7mo ago
It actually is tradition
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by 7bit 7mo ago
What's wrong with it? You're also buying bread from a baker who did all the hard work. The creators of GitHub also created a product and sold it, with the difference that their product was the entire company.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
If that's fine by you, maybe just pick another language instead of having a unqualified opinion.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Because people understand VPN but not necessarily proxy. It's targeted to non-tech people.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Hey man it's ok. The motivation to learn stuff should be intrinsic, not extrinsic. There no value learning something that you're not interested in, because it can only be applied to topics that you won't also be interested in
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by 7bit 7mo ago
You have something to contribute besides polemic statements?
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by 7bit 7mo ago
I don't think I ever charged my phone while listening to music on my wireless in-ears. So that's a non-issue for me
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Bad mods will ignore the rules, regardless how transparent they are. We're talking about a multi-layer problem where every solution open another multi-layered problem.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
It's really hard, but I found a good way to focus on friends and non-tech activities. Social networks like Reddit or services like YouTube become less important and it doesn't aggravate as much when it becomes less of a focus.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
> “This partnership with Astound and Stonepeak is the next step in our decade-long mission to redefine what customers can expect from their internet provider,” GFiber CEO Dinni Jain said in a statement. He really must think we are dumb.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
> "not know" was oversimplified from me Your entire post comes town to "oversimplified", to frame it generous. To frame it factual: misinformation. > technically such things exist in many countries, most likely als

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