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EasyMark
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9mo ago
right, "everything is a monthly or annual license or we want none of it" is where they are headed. Cloud makes that even easier.
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9mo ago
Yeah, not everyone wants to just write .md files and push to github webpage :) . I know that's what I personally like doing, but others have a more artistic flair and I try to just let things "be" the way they are. I think th
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10mo ago
Most people consider "intelligency agency" as part of the umbrella term "cops"
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10mo ago
They are being set up "for immigration purposes" but that's just a guise for a nation wide integrated system for cops and intel agencies to track every single American in every car down. They want keep an active, real time r
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10mo ago
It's hard to sue an unfairly banished Nigerian prince living in South Africa just playing the game, about the best you can do is have their account suspended/deleted. They'll be back a couple hours after that though.
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10mo ago
I don't see how it can be a blip if AI actually turns out to be successful. They'll likely gobble up any lose hardware for their datacenters until only scraps are left or the AI bubble pops if AGI isn't achieved in the next f
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10mo ago
It's likely that all the mega cloud and AI companies want regular people forced to go to them for solutions and buying up any companies that might pose a potential for allowing that. In response they will use a small percentage of the
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10mo ago
A lot of people seem to think all government is incompetent. While they may not be as efficient as corporations seeking profits, they do consistently make progress in limiting our freedom over time. You don't have to be a genius to fig
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10mo ago
I don't believe for one second that only 1500 people in China were arrested for online comments any more than I would believe the same statistic from Russia
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10mo ago
Same here, I don't need any game so badly that I compromise my security unnecessarily. I'll just play something else.
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10mo ago
unless someone tells you to "shutup and get off hackernews or I'll see what I can do about getting <insert name here> to ban you" then they aren't being censored.
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10mo ago
Nah the first reaction of anyone who cherishes democracy which by necessity should be skeptical of entrenched and liberty abusing policies in the name of "safety" should be "what? are you crazy? what a stupid idea" for a
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11mo ago
Windows makes the irritations of mac seem as tiny in comparison. Especially with them starting to move more and more to push AI into monitoring and screen capturing and keylogging literally everything you do or will ever do in the operating
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11mo ago
iterm2 or kitty are both pretty good
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11mo ago
I think that homebrew will be removing those that require it as well ( or I suppose you can build from source)
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11mo ago
Definitely one of the few policies that Trump "championed" that I supported him on; severely curtailing H1B visas going forward. Those who are here can be grandfathered in, but going forward the program should be wound down, and w
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11mo ago
It doesn't have to be mother at home. Roles can be reverse. I think it's very important to point that out.
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11mo ago
Exactly. I was raised by two working parents who were very involved in my life, and I wasn't a "latchkey" kid by any means. While the "traditional" spouse at home does work out pretty well if the single wage earner
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11mo ago
Sure but you have to pass a Constitutional amendment to fix that, and I don't see that happening on something as divisive as gun ownership.
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11mo ago
For something like this as a first pass, for sure, but if it can be shown to be "realistic" then I have no problem with the Feds enacting it. I especially feel that we need a single-payer option for health insurance. We're th
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11mo ago
It will be very interesting to see how this experiment pans out. I just don't see how the economics of it can work out knowing how much some of my friends pay for childcare while they're at work.
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11mo ago
Puberty in general can be rough. I (a dude) had all kinds of bad thoughts and moods going through puberty and then one year it was just gone, grades improved dramatically, started making friends again, etc
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11mo ago
Isn't that a possibility with a lot of drugs though? I think it depends on the rate and not a "does or does not" type of questions. Now if the drug doesn't help more than a placebo that's clearly a huge negative, bu
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11mo ago
It opens up the possibility but hardly confirms it. I would be happy to see some convincing evidence to the contrary though. He seems more like a plain old con man and pervert to me, Occam's razor.
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11mo ago
I think most people are talking to the core 30-40% of his voters see him as messianic that will go down with the titanic no matter what
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11mo ago
This is what I expect as well, the cultish members will never see him for what he is no matter what happens. I've seen similar sentiment toward dictators in other countries as well, especially if you talk to the older civilians who rea
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11mo ago
i guess I can see how it might work in a single person's life or small group, but on a large scale doomed to failure because the neighboring country/cit-state/etc will be organized, with and organized army. That group will ev
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11mo ago
Most people don't care what stuff is being installed elsewhere, just their region as it affects them directly. I don't know how I'd get through the day if I had to keep up on news from every region of the world, other than th
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11mo ago
Ultimately information is power, especially now. Governments naturally gravitate to wanting more and more power. Authoritarian types are all around, and their power is growing in the current political climate of America as they see a method
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11mo ago
Oh it's viable, they're just too cheap to do it. The bean counters will always win in the end, and they are relentless; it trumps quality, aesthetics, and everything else given enough time.
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