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Am4TIfIsER0ppos
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Am4TIfIsER0ppos
9mo ago
Twitter links via xcancel https://xcancel.com/TheBobPony/status/2014011109406105858 https://xcancel.com/TheBobPony/status/2012654119811432608 Archive.org link in the first has a torrent
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9mo ago
> finding a representative of a trade union > how much their cut will be Did you have any employees yet? I guess so. Isn't it the employees' responsibility pay for their union membership?
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9mo ago
What's wrong with every page being a separate image file on your disk?
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9mo ago
What you should be consulting on is to ban mobile phones for everyone.
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9mo ago
We don't they have their judges so it's more like the oscars: an industry award
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9mo ago
If you're a programmer you should do everything to make the internet something you must sit down to use not something that follows you everywhere. The last 25 years of tech "progress" must be unmade.
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No it's to punish us when it isn't us causing the alleged plastic problem. When the orders went out all the western media took holidays to the far east to film garbage filled rivers in india, the philippines, indonesia. Your dis
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9mo ago
So that's why I have to keep booting a Windows 7 computer in order to use an html file I saved 10+ years ago? Some dumb shit android app.
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Normal people shouldn't have computers. The internet must be made back into something you sit down to use.
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They don't have bureaucrats over there closing farms based on lies about nitrogen. They also have a rather large forest to slash and burn for more land whereas bureaucrats here demand we do the opposite.
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9mo ago
It isn't. It lets the lying media put out fake news and sports ball cheaper. It does provides some of the "obvious answer" though.
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9mo ago
> JavaScript Why do you allow that RCE in the first place?
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9mo ago
All those companies are, or used to be, based in the US. Those 22 year olds have only been allowed to drink for a year so by one measure they were recently children.
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9mo ago
I'd just be trading the censorious traits of the duopoly with the censorious traits of my government. Both of them hate japanese cartoons.
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10mo ago
Will I be able to use this to make purchases the government doesn't approve of? No? Then it is little different. Although all the stuff I want to buy that the government doesn't approve of comes from Japan and I doubt they'
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10mo ago
I can say "I don't know" in response to a question. Can an LLM?
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10mo ago
Good for the regime and americans in general. I still want to get in. I haven't fought anyone yet though.
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10mo ago
The comparison to modern browsers is odd and IMO plays into GP's point. You can't get a modern browser to be a single process so it is like your examples and bad for it.
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10mo ago
Shut it down already. You have permission from the rest of government this time Mr Trump so Just Do It, make your dreams come true.
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10mo ago
Be careful. The language police have already got rid of "master". They were eyeing up gimp for a takeover or rename but I don't think it got very far. Perhaps all their energy was spent on removing the slavery from git.
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10mo ago
That sounds wonderful. A world without widespread high bandwidth wireless connectivity would be a better world.
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10mo ago
WTF is this? Another thing wikipedia invents out of thin air.
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10mo ago
You've defined that function with an attribute saying not to ignore the returned value. Is it right to explicitly silence an explicit warning?
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10mo ago
Then he should hit the Print Screen key and print the screen. Assuming he still has a printer that works acceptably.
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11mo ago
This year. The drag and drop was probably last year. Also there's no kill switch so I don't have to update. I wonder how long I can hold plasma and qt without breaking some other package.
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11mo ago
Not GP but... Last time I started a wayland plasma session it kept resetting my screen brightness to 100% every time they woke from sleep. The time before that I crashed the entire desktop, dropping me back to the terminal, when I tried to
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11mo ago
Because the government wants the tracking. They want your car broadcasting its position.
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Which politicians ran on a platform of "we are going to spy on you"? I guess all of them do.
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Wasn't it already?
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11mo ago
They'd probably reject that idea under some bullshit privacy or security excuse Wayland-like reasoning. Also why we don't have XUL extensions anymore and why they'll eventually copy chrome on that manifest crap.
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