Moomoomoo309

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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
It cuts both ways. JetBrains is free to close source it, but likewise, anyone can continue to maintain it too. JetBrains has no more power here than anyone else, except for the dev time of their employees.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
If there's an issue, how are they supposed to know about it? Via osmosis? Even if they should have found it earlier, they didn't, so now what? You should tell them, so they can fix it.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
Because that's what you went through, it's what everyone goes through? I'm not sure about that one.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
QEMU can run VMs that are a different architecture than the host. There's obviously a performance penalty to doing that, but it can be done.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
I don't think you get what this change is. You can disable nonfree drivers on the kernel level, and it will make sure they aren't loaded. You can also allow them, as many distros do. Nvidia took their driver and had it lie to the
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
I'd recommend reading some of the other comments on here wrt how radioactive the water actually is. It seems to be well within safe levels for all but the most stringent agencies as-is, and they're going to put it in the ocean, wh
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
Easier said than done, unfortunately. In suburbs, that'd require completely changing zoning, adding public transit, and waiting for new stores to be built in or near neighborhoods. In rural areas...I don't even think you can fix i
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
Economic waste, as it seemed the previous commenter meant, can definitely be profitable. The cleanup of that waste can be treated as an externality that the company doesn't have to pay for at all - that was done a lot in prior decades
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
Photopea is probably your best photoshop alternative that runs in Linux.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
I found Thunderf00t's video on LK-99 to be funny because he pointed out something no one else did: In almost all applications of superconductors, they don't use high-temperature ones for one simple reason: Material properties. Mos
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
The sample size is small enough that the correlation vs causation question still goes strong. You're arguing causation, the FDA argues correlation. Is it because they're taking the drugs, or because they're the type of person
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
Playing music is fine. Blasting music is the problem. I don't like it when anyone blasts music in their car, not just mail carriers.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
"Alcohol is humanity's oldest friend. How could I abandon a friend?" - Yang Wenli The difference is the huge influence alcohol has had on all human cultures throughout history. Yes, it's poison, but it's our poiso
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
The system is not a democracy, it's a democratic republic. The undemocratic elements you're referring to are just that - the republic. If the federal government were to capitulate to the states, there would be no republic. They tr
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
I have a hard time thinking of any privatization wins in the US, to be honest. Pretty much every example in recent memory I can recall was an abject failure. Can you list a few? I agree with you in principle, but I just can't think of
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
It covers it in specific cases for specific people. If you help someone not in those specific cases and/or are not that specific kind of person, you can be punished for it.
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by Moomoomoo309 3y ago
"...plaintiffs Dick Glass and Semen Brodsky." Truth really is stranger than fiction. You could not have asked for a funnier pair of names for that lawsuit.