Kukumber

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by Kukumber 4y ago
This kind of justice with special treatment only encourages people to believe in conspiracy theories I'm not sure that'll be effective, even though something had to be done
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by Kukumber 4y ago
There you highlighted what i meant by they want C dead
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Same for me How i use windows (when i REALLY need it, it's rare nowadays): - in a VM, behind a firewall, with a linux host I maintain a minimal image, and i copy it whenever i use it, and i throw it once i finish using the VM And you c
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
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by Kukumber 4y ago
It's not about things i dislike, it's subjective, it is about their priority and the feature they think are needed I'm still waiting for tagged unions, tuple and pattern matching auto and #embed is nice to have though
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Are you a charity? why should you support the cost? You already have to purchase a Windows license They are a trillion dollar company Apple supports it out of the box https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207022
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by Kukumber 4y ago
They will start to hire esport players to drive their drones, wouldn't that be funny?
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by Kukumber 4y ago
So they haven't moved past the colonial era, that's sad
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by Kukumber 4y ago
They really want to kill C right? If you want a better C, do yourself a favor and use D Same syntax, more secure and with modules
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by Kukumber 4y ago
That's indeed a good project Few notes though - Why market it for an english audience? - Why use USD as currency? Red flags everywhere, will that really promote in-house economy? or will that benefit foreign investors?
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Look at the wording: - secretive - highly-classified - clandestine Why do they want us to picture that as a threat? Good on them for wanting to compete with SpaceX Journalism in the west is weird, to say the least
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by Kukumber 4y ago
What a downgrade, in a country where data cap is not a thing, that's a surprising move ADSL coverage is also massive [1] Why would one want to subscribe to Starlink over there? 3G is available everywhere, without datacap [2] To me this
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by Kukumber 4y ago
You can guess how sovereign a country is by how they protect their own people, and how much effort they put into it (or rather their lack of motivation) To me this looks like their government have different interests to protect, than protec
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by Kukumber 4y ago
That Java perf on windows confirms my findings, Windows might have special rules for .jar files, intentional or no, i have no clue, but it looks like it does something very fishy For some reasons their antivirus also likes to spend a lot of
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> Zooming out, it’s rather clear that America is relatively immature in designing, funding, and executing an industrial policy from the top-down to boost a sagging but important sector. Why should the US subsidy Korean companies? that wo
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by Kukumber 4y ago
That's the feeling i get too, they are more preoccupied by short term gains rather than long term commitment Wich usually mean they do not trust the products they are funding Not looking good
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Lovely, it's all accepted, a sovereign country full of military bases from a foreign country, nobody should question that, ever
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Exactly, not just Taiwan, they'll also use South Korea and Japan Just recently they moved their US base to Okinawa, Japan, despite locals against it, for some reason their government pushed it after Abe got assassinated https:/&#
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by Kukumber 4y ago
I don't think Russia brags about nukes, it's part of the US/UK propaganda, we seen it with Taiwan this week end "China will nuke Pelosi's plane", they never said that
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by Kukumber 4y ago
All in then? :D
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by Kukumber 4y ago
There is something weird going around Stadia, too much FUD being spread Few years ago I kept seeing articles on The Verge saying cloud gaming is bad, Stadia won't make it, etc Then Xbox cloud came and surprisingly the tone changed, the
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by Kukumber 4y ago
A lot of wrongdoing by the Russian soldiers (war crimes, including rapes), but even the US military did the same things in Irak/Afghanistan, even in Guantanamo, war bring out the worst in people, also the intensity of the conflict is v
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by Kukumber 4y ago
A movement script doesn't make it a "video game" It's an interactive 3D scene The confusion makes me worried they might not be qualified for their position anymore, or rather they need more training
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> Taiwan-based TSMC has sued SMIC twice (in 2002 and 2006) for copying its process technology What does that even mean? they copied a patent? no, then what have they copied? Does that mean TSMC are reverse engineering/spying on thei
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by Kukumber 4y ago
i don't believe, i extrapolate and i predict
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by Kukumber 4y ago
It's better to be direct and share concerns about the fact that it is a Russian company, just like you did, instead of the passive-racism, wich only encourages naive questions like mine, wich i don't think was his goal
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by Kukumber 4y ago
what the country has to do with any of that? is rust an american clone of pony?
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by Kukumber 4y ago
I predicted it few years ago, we are headed towards a cash less society That's the natural evolution of the economy anyways, optimizing energy, resources and usages, no waste, no trash Money only just an agreement between parties, as l
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Sure, sure > By 2018, they all expect the gains to accelerate with predictions of 128 TB and 256 TB, 2.5-inch, read-optimized flash SSDs https://www.techtarget.com/searchstorage/feature/Almost-time...
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by Kukumber 4y ago
I hope they'll pay users for supporting their infrastructure Imagine getting ads as a reward for helping them reduce load on their servers -- > How does peer-to-peer impact my privacy? > In order to create a peer-to-peer (P2P) co

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