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by 7bit 9mo ago
> idk why Arch doesn't invest in whats standard in every other major distro Because Arch maintainers are a bunch of elitist gatekeepers that don't accept any level of knowledge that is lower than theirs. You can see that throug
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Answering after your edit: Yes, Jerry Nixon claimed something like that (he's not just a dev though). But Microsoft never confirmed that, so it's just a statement by one person. The Wikipedia quote is problematic, because it doe
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by 7bit 9mo ago
All the points you list contribute to the Internet being neutral or not, therefore of course these items come up in discussions.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
That's Germany in a nutshell.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Microsoft never said that, that's a myth/common misconception
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Same. We used to host a GitLab instance in our enterprise. As a sysadmin that used that only occasionally, let me tell you, it took me a hundred times the time to figure out how to do something than actually doing it. Even just finding the
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by 7bit 9mo ago
You said all of that already and I replied. If you're not answering to any of my arguments, I'm not going to bother continuing the debate.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Just move to Germany, we have all you asked for.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Calling it an "anti- Proton campaign" or "benign" is just rhetorical hand waving. Those words let you dismiss criticism without engaging with the substance. Proton did deliberately email people who opted out. That is a G
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Thanks for that quote. Finally something to slap into the faces of those who just refuse to acknowledge that NAT is not a security feature.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
You said it yourself. NAT was introduced to solve the address space issue. At that point firewall were already a thing. You also acknowledged correctly that IPv6 Will botnrun into the same address space limitations. You said NAT is not a go
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Well, follow the link and you can see it :)
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Covid and Trump pretty much showed that this is not true. Chaos helps the rich more than stability (what we had before)
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I agree. But when moderation is lenient and everything is allowed, you can't randomly decide to pull the plug on specific topics within a genre that's allowed.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
A developer not caring about the system is why the file explorer is painfully slow today, compared to 15 years back. If a programmes doesn't care about the system, I already know he's shit at his job.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Lenovo is dead to me. I have nothing but issues and I'm not alone. We have a fleet of around 3000 X1E, X1C and T480s. The USB port regularly craps out not sending the display signal to the monitor so my co-workers regularly have to res
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by 7bit 9mo ago
So more financial burdens for US citisens? Poor Americans. Why did they vote for this lunatic?
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by 7bit 9mo ago
You're overthinking this.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
What consequence? It's a vote, it has no consequence. It's just fun. And it seems intentionally phrased on an emotional level, so just answer it how you want. I don't really get how some people over engineer a subjective ques
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by 7bit 9mo ago
WYSIWYG is a term that absolutely includes visual HTML editing. The author uses the term correct and describes it correctly.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
The old one doesn't have ads. I'm talking about the new one. The ad I'm talking about is for a different Firefox service. I think it asks to you try your VPN or something. I'm not at home so I can't exactly tell you
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by 7bit 9mo ago
And you don't have any humor.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
To quote a commenter on X: > There's no way you're this retarded
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by 7bit 9mo ago
No one knows.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Once you took a meeting while taking a shit, you will see things differently. It just makes problems look insignificant, when you're pumping one out while you listen to someone explain how the issue is company critical. Of course, disa
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Why would I need to suspend a machine other than saving cost? Until your rare is SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper, I just go to Hetzner and let it run.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
No, they shouldn't. Microsoft has so much money, they couldn't spend it in a thousand years. Much of that money earned, because they had not have to spend it on developers because they just use open source software. They should ju
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by 7bit 9mo ago
You must be joking! The user profile switcher is NOT user friendly. It's lacking in every aspect of UX compared to Chromes profile switcher. And it has ads in it. Of all places, why the heck did they put ads into the user profile switc
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by 7bit 9mo ago
In order to which you must analyze the files.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I thought the guy was a musician a devops guy and a train conductor and just really versatile. It took me a moment.

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