Citizen_Lame

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by Citizen_Lame 9mo ago
A yes, those pesky facts.
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by Citizen_Lame 10mo ago
Democracy is clearly heading toward complete authoritarianism.
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by Citizen_Lame 10mo ago
There is no paradox of tolerance. This is a social contract, once you break it you are not entitled to it, simple. Also speech, not speak.
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by Citizen_Lame 11mo ago
Congratulations on writing the most servile corporate apologia I've seen all week. This is a masterpiece of Stockholm syndrome. "Accountability means money and paperwork." Beautiful. Just beautiful. You know what else means m
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by Citizen_Lame 11mo ago
Said no one ever. GNOME is barely a desktop at this point. You need buggy extensions just to restore basic functionality, which says everything. In many ways, GNOME has become the epitome of a FOSS misfire: opinionated to a fault, driven by
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Irony is Crunchyroll, started as a pirate service.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Have you tried other PC with 64 GB of RAM?
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
That's what people crave.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Not the guy you are asking, but when I close eyes there is only black. If try to imagine let's say apple, maybe it's there at opacity of 0.5% or less. But requires mental effort. No inner monologue as well. Dreams on the other han
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
I am not your bro, and no you are not correct.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
In this scenario offshore means out of western jurisdiction. This is something hosting provider advertises.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
This has nothing to do with GDPR, but nice try. By default you need to provide your details for domain registration, to hide these details is optional. Nothing wrong with that, but coupled with hiding yourself on open source project as well
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
AI filmmaker? All the scripts and images look like LLM generated.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Hidden project members, masked domain info and offshore hosting designed to avoid dcma. No thanks.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
It is, but we want our habitat to be clean. If robots can fight entropy for us, all the better.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Here is another shocker, this writer is also Republican, he used to write for The American Conservative.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
You should try using it yourself, instead of spamming.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Mobile first, because who actually reads anymore?
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Is MauiKit still maintained, seeing even the main links on website don't work. Like MauiKit Documentation?
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
China doesn't control the supply of rare minerals but rather production. Rare minerals are not really rare, but the processing them is a "dirty" business and does lot of damage to environment. China has managed to monopolise
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of work do you do on Linux. Because, some workflows are simply not possible on Linux due to missing applications.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
"Only"? Isn't this most of the Android phones?
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Well, do tell. Surely, it's easier than six pack technique.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Oh, the horror, outside world exists. And even scarier, people there are not only hacking a wi-fi routers, but their minds as well.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
While Google is certainly getting unusable, I don't see why privacy orientated search engine requires an account to even use it. Especially for non-ai tasks.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Check out Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal. First season has no dialogue.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
But for his usecase, this most likely won't be an issue as he just wants simple audio player.
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by Citizen_Lame 1y ago
Maybe check TV settings. If you have smooth frame or fake interpolation on, it automaticity switches films to 60fps, which creates this made for TV look.
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by Citizen_Lame 2y ago
How much did it cost?
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by Citizen_Lame 2y ago
Just rent one of the business address, either mailboxes or virtual office one.

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