BSDobelix

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by BSDobelix 1y ago
We also approved the eID, pretty sure that's going to bite our a*
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Well there are the Zoogler's and the ETH ;)
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
At the Gold-coast the worst offenders are the Bugatti, Lotus and Ferrari leasers...how is it legal to be that loud??
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Let's start with banning car's first ;)
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
I'd like to add something. The problem is not just the noise. It's also the fine dust concentration.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>But then it begs the question, why politicians feel the need to use public (>50MMAU) chat systems to conduct the protected (official) business? It also begs the question why CSAM "distributors" would use those ;)
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
What about industrial espionage? Is a technician of Rheinmetal/Dassault/Thales also exempt?
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Exactly what China and Russia want (from the security perspective), and the US (from a economical one).
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>if everyone's comms get intercepted that would not be in contravence of the Declaration, Politicians (and probably family) plus Military comms are not intercepted, and i would make a bet that "protected persons" like the
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Yes people who climb Everest (in this time) are touristic idiots, even people who climb it "~alpine style". However people who climb more interesting (for example Gasherbrum IV 8000m, Muztagh Tower 7200m, Thalay Sagar 7000m or Tra
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>>Return of chat control: Something is rotten in the state of Denmark https://www.euronews.com/next/2025/08/08/return-of-chat-cont...
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948): No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with their privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honor and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>I'm in no rush. Ahh now i get the point why you have no problems destroy your system with a simple pkg command ;)
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Maybe I'm old-fashioned. No your not, even in the Sun-Solaris time they asked themself why rm should be able to delete /. >The complaints are about the effect of wilful force. Don't make a function no one uses (because
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Parenting test.....this is disgusting, thanks for the update.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
I would really like to have those pkg's and the programm (pkg) separated, for example: For the system the program "pkgs" ("s" for system) can write to /bin /sbin etc, and can only install/remove .pkg
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>If that’s what happens when you trust the government then sign me up! Like that? https://cphpost.dk/2024-05-05/news/climate/danish-companies-... >>Danish companies breach EU law, dump toxic waste in
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>>Denmark is very liberal in some ways True like not banning bestiality until 2015.... https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-32411241
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>I certainly wouldn’t get any trouble from the law. Try flagging my comment and see if it gets removed. That makes no sense...at all.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Exactly, or even let the press believe that the "ok" hand gesture is actually a secret "white power sign." Proudly made up by Anonymous aka 4chan ;) https://www.npr.org/2019/09/26/764728163
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/hate-... >>public speech that expresses hate or encourages violence toward a person or group based on something such as race, religion, sex, or sex
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>>kiwis are better than mangoes With that exact sentence, you could be labeled a racist because I know the code you're using. What YOU really mean is that New Zealanders are better than South Asians. See the problem?
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Ravenports Universal Package System(ravenports.com)
2 points by BSDobelix 1y ago|0 comments
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Atuin and Starship the same Day on place 1? Next zellij :)
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Pub400.com – Your public IBM i 7.5 server(pub400.com)
2 points by BSDobelix 1y ago|0 comments
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Everyone should be able to suggest laws >>In practice the Council would frequently ignore whatever Parliament might suggest and even sometimes reach an agreement before receiving Parliament's opinion. https://en.wi
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Good thing they can't make laws Bad thing that mechanism even exist. >And the fact they're scared to let anyone know who wrote the proposal says a lot. True, that's absolutely against an "open society" Pun in
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>EU is slowly turning into some communist superstate That's not true! Communist State's have at least real leaders/parties and a vision for the future. The EU is turning it into a surveillance state in fear from itself (di
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Maybe people should occasionally move away from their UNIX and vi ways. Maybe when something better comes up, but since you never invested one single minute on improving Inferno we have to wait for another Hero ;)
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Super happy about those two :) Other Foundations are more like the "Penguin Foundation".....

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