BSDobelix

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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
Yes and it's really easy. Are the vast majority happy? = Good one If not = Shitty Example? Norway[1] = good, Sudan[2] = really..really shitty [1] https://www.bi.no/en/research/business-review/articles&#x2
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
>The planet - the only planet - is dying, people and animals are suffering, and the news are dominated by a particular clown and his circus. It's really unbearable sometimes. Oh man you speak from my heart, it's like we live on
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
Nothing against a Coordinating body like the UN, and really small states (lets call them community's). But there is no "we are the world, we are the children", future is probably more like US/EU/EAU (east asia union
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
Funny i live in a country where the people are the government, and with your knowledge of different country's, the future World-Government would not just be shitty but untouchable mighty. I want really small, face to face responsible g
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
I just hope that Mars is not adapting the Japanese flag...pretty bad for colorblind soldiers ;)
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
Have you read the utopian book "Starship Troopers" from Heinlein ;)
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
>all current nation states should be dismantled. Fun fact. Just people who live in a shitty country want that, maybe instead of change everyone else, change you own country?
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by BSDobelix 4mo ago
>Yet, their tools such as codex are able to read ALL FILES on my PC Why not just use your OS-integrated permission mechanism? No container needed.
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Econ Galaxy. A free persistent space MMO in the browser(econgalaxy.com)
2 points by BSDobelix 5mo ago|0 comments
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by BSDobelix 5mo ago
Gambas ;) https://gambaswiki.org/website/en/main.html
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
> hotspots != datacenters A running data-center without a net or consumers is nothing worth. >The original statement stands. Well true, the Website runs but no one can access it.
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>only the FAANG know how to keep websites up Really FAANG can stop a solar-storm? A war on infrastructure? Remember that your website not just needs running computers but energy too, and a net that brings that information to the peoples,
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>this is not big news in dk Yep let's not learn from that incident and wait until is offline for like 2 weeks, and be assured that will happen.
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MVS-TK5 Update 5 released(prince-webdesign.nl)
2 points by BSDobelix 8mo ago|0 comments
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
I love that game so much! BTW opensource engine rewrite here (highly recommended): https://github.com/kromenak/gengine
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
If you compare that list of "really banned" books, it sounds like creating a European portal would be a net negative. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_books_banned_by_govern... https://en.wiki
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
Banned in public schools...
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
That's whataboutism. >We could just tax the hell out of the rich Then they leave your country...however if someone could make it international....
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>I don't think it is helpful to frame it in terms of, 'sure they should get it, but what about other people doing public good? Since the others can't get it, the artists shouldn't'. I think it's the only log
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>But giving housing or tax breaks needs lots of admin. Isn't that less efficient? Art community's are most always self managing, i would argue finding out who makes art is much more complicated. >Giving housing forces people
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
Fair, i dont what to discuss that here (not in a writing mood atm), but would be a good theme to talk about and drinking a beer.
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>Killing the idea of basic income would be a good thing. Maybe we have a different look on basic income, for me it's like unemployment money with less steps and less overhead (less bureaucrats). I also dont know why you pull in marx
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>Or it divides them into people that create cultural wealth and people who create mere monetary wealth. That's what i meant with the potatoes, the government pays for the field with the rare potatoes, and the standardized potatoes m
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>Go Ireland, great scheme. I wish we had it over here in the UK. It's a bad scheme, it divide's your population into people who have to create "wealth", and people who create "art". Yes creating art (or pres
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
This is how you kill the idea of basic income, create rifts and factions.
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>And yep, i think 2008 That's late 2000 Firefox was installed on around 30% in 2010: https://statisticsanddata.org/data/most-popular-browser-1996...
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>I've been using it since it was called phoenix and at its peak, it was mostly nerds installing that at schools, convincing their mums, etc, thanks to the adblock. Are you talking about Netscape? Because that was installed on everyt
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
I talk about the past, your university FTP-Server was the central point to get your Software/Manuals also publish your work (today's Github/Sourceforge?). Your university Email Server was the primary central point to exchange
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
>Can we blame then the normies for choosing integrated easy systems to use? With that logic everyone would use the Edge-Browser right? Don't underestimate the "normie" ;)
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by BSDobelix 8mo ago
You have to go into the past a little bit. Think about your: University email, FTP, and terminal server. The Internet is just a highway. You will end up at a destination.

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