Elinvynia

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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Do workers own the means of production in Spain? If not, then well, they are not socialists.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Your choice lead to the loss of two jobs, to be clear.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
As long as arguments like the "trans panic" defense exist and are viable in courts, I feel like it's better for queer people to stick together. Your idea while honorable ignores the reality that queer people experience and th
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Thank you for doing this! Getting kicked out/disowned is an unfortunately common experience for the queer youth and providing them with easy to find safe spaces is a very kind thing to do.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Whatever the living wage is for that area. Business would be happy with literal slaves. Thus, their opinion should never matter.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
So your parents are preventing two young families from starting their lives. Seriously, a "winter escape"? Literally noone needs that. Literally noone should have that until everybody's basic needs are met. Which won't h
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Everything you listed sounds like a good thing to me. Infrastructure should serve the people.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
So if I understand correctly, you are afraid of becoming a minority because you don't want to be treated like the current minorities? Mask off moment there.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
That's because their raises, if they happen, are factually pay cuts (aka lower than inflation).
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
That's why GDPR complying webservers either disable logs or keep them on a rotating 30 day basis (a real legitimate interest to have insight into potential DDoS attacks). Now you can take a guess how many actually do either of those tw
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Are you volunteering to be a part of that 1/2 or 1/4/? People always talking about reducing population usually don't mean white people in the USA.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
So you used a centralized solution to reduce your transaction costs, giving up on one of the main features of Bitcoin.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Pay more, it is literally that simple. At some point, people will find that compensation fair and will accept a job from you.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
How is AGPL not FOSS as defined by both OSI and FSF?
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Still, the price of Bitcoin can have (and has had!) serious effects on the entire crypto ecosystem.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
A person can do both good and bad things, and if you believe in the idea of free speech, both should be allowed to be pointed out.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
I don't believe it's very selfish to want to avoid starvation and to have a roof over your head.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
To make the confusion a bit worse, there is also a game called "Outer Wonders".
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
The ideological left of neoliberalism, which has only been gaining ground everywhere since the 70's :)
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
You should look up "Dairy is scary" on YouTube then (promise, it's worth it!). Being a vegetarian has much less impact than one might think.
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by Elinvynia 4y ago
Not being able to strike is not the win you think it is, as striking is the most powerful action that labor has and has lead to the very things you enjoy today - weekends and a 40 hour work week.
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by Elinvynia 5y ago
Are you okay with male chicks being grinded alive to enjoy your eggs, female cows being artificially inseminated by humans and their babies taken away and murdered just so you can enjoy your milk?
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by Elinvynia 5y ago
> One idiot or provocateur in a sea of tens of thousands does not override the 99%. That's an absurd, lazy smear. Do you feel the same about the BLM protests?
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by Elinvynia 5y ago
You mean like this? https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/index.html
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by Elinvynia 5y ago
Why don't you fully trust mRNA vaccines?
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by Elinvynia 5y ago
Name calling is okay, if true. If someone is an anti-vaxxer, not calling them such only supports that extremely harmful movement. Preventing calling them anti-vaxxes is literally censorship, and likely something that you are against.
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by Elinvynia 5y ago
Yet wages didn't rise at the same speed as those expenses...
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by Elinvynia 6y ago
Does it provide the same/better safety guarantees as Rust? The website has extremely limited information about the language.
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by Elinvynia 6y ago
With Rust you get safety at compile time while avoiding memory safety issues at runtime. The compile times are objectively longer compared to most other languages. But whether this trade-off is worth it for you depends a lot on your company
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by Elinvynia 6y ago
There is always some lag when it comes to being safe to use certain features, while it's true that flexbox is quite old, consider that at the time it was released many people still had to support browsers like IE6/7.

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