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FranchuFranchu
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FranchuFranchu
5y ago
> They force package managers in the name of freedom. Who will be the server? Canonical? RedHat? One must use wget, tar, and gcc on linux. Everyday the reasons to keep GNU/Linux are converging to 0.
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> without any benefit to original authors I don't really expect any benefit when writing some pieces of code. These days I just make certain types of code I make public domain, because if it's MIT then BigCorp inc. will just ma
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5y ago
If you're both connected to the Internet and NAT didn't exist, you could run a small server and he could get your files
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FranchuFranchu
5y ago
Ecma balls
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5y ago
I'd include some extra bits in IP addresses to eliminate NAT
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FranchuFranchu
5y ago
Maybe the NSA installed a backdoor in your brain.
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5y ago
This is the kind of problems backwards compatible legacy processors cause.
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5y ago
Not yet
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5y ago
12USD is out of reach in many countries.
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Very few countries were
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Mint is the one in which you can find things in similar places that you can find them in Windows. It's decent and usually works out of the box on mainstream hardware.
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Freedesktop and POSIX are quite consistent.
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Why does he add semicolons at the end of the assembly lines?
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Hmm, I wonder if this will help the modding community
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> Nonetheless, the ad industry — which co-opted foundational internet technologies like the cookie and the IP address into means of identifying people online How can you have an Internet without using IP addresses? Do you just use Onion
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5y ago
I wonder how many similar tools are also like this. We can't trust search engines anymore.
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FranchuFranchu
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I don't think Argentina, Chile, or Bolivia's governments will increase taxes on the people their bribes come from.
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I don't think Argentina needs help to destroy its own economy. We're already taking loans from China and buying Chinese vaccines.
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The Argentinian government needs to get loans somehow.
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5y ago
I think that the proper reason why CDs and NFTs are different is that NFTs are non-fungible. You can distinguish an early minted NFT by the wallet of the author of, say, an artwork and a late minted NFT with the same value made by someone e
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I'm from Argentina, people who want to trade US dollars usually do it on illegal unofficial markets with better rates. I think it's likely that it's the same in Venezuela.
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FranchuFranchu
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Any trade of any thing with no inherent value is just people seeking a "greater fool".
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Well, if a 3-year old toddler watches age-restricted videos on his mother's verified account, is that against child protection laws?
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I think that's the point
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I'm from Argentina, a few days ago I was seeing these intrusive donation banners on top of each page. Now they're not there, maybe it's because of 20 years of Wikipedia?
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5y ago
It's like Rust's procedural macros, but more flexible because they're interpreted, right?
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Wow, that must be a really big milestone for SerenityOS. Not many hobby OSs end up making enough money for the developer to sustain himself.
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Usually hobby OS developers only write drivers for well documented hardware like the e2k
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I had to reload a few times for the page to load.
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This makes me feel sad because most of it will probably go to corrupt officials
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