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IYasha
5y ago
Games won't install or run without connecting to blocked or decommissioned servers, printers won't accept "foreign" cartridges, scanners won't scan, DVDs/BDs won't play without auth, TPM, DRM... What a tim
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5y ago
Trace amounts of solanin remain even in the most perfect potatoes. No potato is safe! >:D
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5y ago
> First, I cannot stress enough how stupid this decision is. You're right. Absurd.
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5y ago
Yup, I'd love the old way better. As long as it's human-readable. I hate barcodes in a way because they require tools to read. And circumstances vary a lot!
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5y ago
1. stop cooperating with three-letter agencies (probably, impossible?) 2. limit powers / volume of moderation
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5y ago
But... can we haz better Linux drivers after this? :)
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5y ago
As a person who has been doing this for past 20 years, I'd say, yes, you should )
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5y ago
Presidents/generals must go totally insane to even consider using atomic weapons. It's a no-win for everyone. And covid was worse than nukes. )
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5y ago
the demonocratic world )
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5y ago
None of my machines had any such upgrades and never will :(
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5y ago
Reading all these comments on every side (US, UA, RU, etc.) I mostly see the same - people discuss anything except key questions: why did US sanction the military action (what makes them)? Why did Russian Federation changed its course of ac
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5y ago
So, cooperation with Germany during WW2 was OK, but now "we ain't siding with baddies". okay...
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5y ago
I'm with you (and lots of other victims) here. I even had a secret answer - and that didn't help either.
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5y ago
Google did the same to me. Never had the chance to get my box back :( Never ever shall I trust any of those shady services with my private data! For more google hell look here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30060405#3
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5y ago
80% of server IPMI Web control panels. But who whould want to save those anyway? :)
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5y ago
In 2020: Admin: Wow, just look at our new 4 CPU server with 1TB super-fast DDR4 RAM! Its capacity is almost infini- Java: Pf-f-f-f! (9_9) Jokes aside, the only thing I remember about java on desktop is constantly downloading and installing
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5y ago
Dreadful bank, a default one for russian pensions and salaries (for state-owned organisations). Almost a monopoly. But will cause lots struggle for people abroads...
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5y ago
I love this format. Very fast and compact. Entire Visual Studio help was in it once. Worked VERY well. And there's a KDE/Qt reader.
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5y ago
Yes if it's twitter, varies otherwise. ) PS: voting system in HN telegram channel is broken.
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5y ago
Now that's a wise suggestion that would also benefit actual public.
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5y ago
My wake-up call... calls were when they suddenly decided to distrust me, my password, my secret answer, and just disallow access to my mailbox for no reason. "You can't prove you are you, go away". A true goolag.
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5y ago
Thanks, I tried it a few years ago, it was ok for Qt projects, but too integrated. And lacked many settings/features for general purpose use. Maybe that has changed by now.
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5y ago
The beginning was promising. I expected something for non-vim users. As a heavy VS user, I tried some Linux IDEs like KDevelop and Code::Blocks and, AFAIR, they integrated with GDB to resemble VS debugging process. For me personally, just p
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5y ago
Both. Both. Both. In different forms, but, more or less, all of this occurred in both US and CN. And other countries too. People get butthurt a lot when someone's criticizing their country, but I don't care about countries, I care
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5y ago
Finally someone pointed to this, thanks! As soon as I became aware that huawei supplies concentration camps, I stopped buying their products.
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5y ago
Lots of Security by obscurity, as usual. )
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5y ago
Some banks lease other banks' tarnsfer mechanisms and I've read official statements that their card infrastructure was also affected.
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5y ago
I expect you to do the same for US, GB or IL nationals when their governments invade yet another mid-east country.
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5y ago
We've got, like, 99% of media talking about this, could we please avoid it on technical resource? As much as I love reading opinions of tech people, I'd still rather not see these kind of disputes here. Sorry if I offended anyone.
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5y ago
Still using DRM-less FX and Opteron machines today. Hot but no surprises ;)
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