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ILMostro7
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That's excellent! Thanks for that. I wasn't able to find that exact reference in the docs of the current release (using a mobile device at the moment). However, there is a very useful forum thread for anyone interested. It'
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I would consider Viber up there, if not more popular with some immigrant communities. I've never used either, but it was interesting to see the adoption of it essentially driven by mobile users in other countries with family members i
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Space: The FINAL Frontier ಠಿ_ಠ
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Ignobel Winner Berdimuhamedow Replaced as Turkmenistan Leader by Berdimuhamedow
(improbable.com)
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That's a subjective and misleadingly useless response.
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Commercial/Proprietary software support, mainly. Certain companies or institutions may require Windows or MacOS only. I prefer MacOS ecosystem (*nix-like) to Windows.
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How does that compare to something like Gentoo? Just trying to get the sense of the use-case and perception.
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I know that Mathematica is available on Linux. I wonder how much more would be needed for Wolfram to make a FreeBSD release.
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Meh, not gonna lose sleep worrying about helping MS expand its footprint, or why they would want to minimize someone else's contribution.
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Can you think of no other laws or situations where the same incentivized system was in place? Personally, I can see both sides of the argument. I hope that most people can as well, even in today's polarized world, where sensationalism
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Could be a social statement; somewhat funny. Could also be clickbait perfection... Nevertheless, I can't endorse this, even if it is very tempting.
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Is there a reference to siestas?
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Reminds me of pre-smartphone mobile web.
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Agreed. Except to say that many recent decisions have moved Firefox closer in alignment with the monoculture. So, you have to at least consider that maybe, even if it's just a few of the people complaining have good intentions, or mi
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Default MFA Config and PrintNightmare Targetted by Russian State Hackers
(cisa.gov)
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IIRC, they bought a company that uses wireless APs to deliver the signals within municipalities/cities. The bureaucracy and cost was too prohibitive for physical fiber. At least that was my understanding of the situation last I had c
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Classified as black/African-American. Classification is weird, true enough.
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Unfortunately, you gotta have the wisdom to recognize the politics and thereby protect yourself. To know when it's just not worth it. Sad but true
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I grew up in Germany, born elsewhere, without giving too much personal information about myself. I now live in the US. The fact that the US has become more diversified and generally affords individuals more opportunities; community ties a
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We are having at least 2 different discussions here. From a biological perspective, again, we are human beings. I can easily agree with you here, and with any of your arguments in fact. But in real life, skin pigmentation and other diffe
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For what it's worth, my aim was to disavow anyone from claiming that they are "color-blind" even when they have good intentions. I should demand of myself to grant the same level of respect and courtesy to anyone else regard
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Granted.
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So, what's the argument here exactly? Many of those countries were created by colonial powers without regard for culture or any other variation among the people. Perhaps I wasn't lucky enough to benefit from the enlightenment tha
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It goes back to the civil war and every step of the way when black people here were actively denied their rights that the civil war was supposed to have guaranteed them. I have lived in multiple countries across different continents. Even
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yikes. Racial blindness is still a form of blindness. If everyone spent more time working on their own shit everyone would be better off. Instead, one side is scared of and angry at the other side, easily leading to stubborn refusal to g
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Maybe sticking to a newspaper, print or digital version, or a single news program on tv is what everyone should be doing. It might even cut down on consuming fake news.
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yeah, tough crowd. I thought it was a play on words, since the article mentions being pwned. :)
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Is it at all relevant that github is not a source of authority for anything, unless the project itself chooses it (and maintainers/owners designate it) as the platform of choice for source control?
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Thank you for expanding on this. I was not focused on the strict translation of the term. Perhaps I did have a different interpretation of the term. However, I am not able to find supporting arguments for that nuanced interpretation. So
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Again, prior instances have shown the same type of logic from him. If he miscalculated the response, doesn't mean he's a lunatic itching to nuke anyone and everyone. However, his past behavior has always shown that he is willing
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