PrimHelios

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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Harassing someone isn't free speech, my dude. Nobody is going to host TDS anymore simply because they started breaking laws. Nobody wanted to host them before but did it out of principle, but the Nazism combined with harassing the fami
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Seems like companies are worried that if they host TDS, they'll just start harassing people again. The reason they lost their host in the first place wasn't free speech, it's because they were going after the family of Heathe
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Seems it's just inspired. Last I checked, LOVE used Bitbucket, and LOVR uses Github. Would be kinda strange to spread out your projects over multiple sites like that.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
I followed the link at the bottom, and checked out the top stickied post on the subreddit it linked to and... wow. This guy seems a bit off his rocker: >"Can you spell 'buisness' for me?" >Spell it with me, people.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
I like the idea, but the admins are... troubling. I appreciate that they're banning nazis, brigaders, and people spamming bigotry and gore, but they're straight up wishing violence on these people. It's one thing to think &qu
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
From what I can tell, the egg subcommand doesn't create any kind of egg file, just creates a new project. But I agree. Creating a new distinct keyword for that command (why not just `hatch new my-app`?) would be far better. I've t
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Last time I checked, Edge still sent all your keystrokes to Microsoft in plaintext and over HTTP (not HTTPS). So yeah, they are (at least were) monitoring not only what sites you went to, but also what you typed into them.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
In order to stop grapes from growing, you have to destroy them. Cause -> effect.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Huh, I guess not. Strange, I could've sworn I read somewhere that was the case.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
That's the joke. The kernel is already distributed as compiled machine code.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
WL has been known to leave things out of leaks. It wouldn't surprise me if they only dumped the more embarrassing tools.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
From what I've read, Void was created as a testing distro for XBPS before it was merged into a BSD. Might be wrong on that though.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
I feel for you, I really do. Unfortunately, I can't risk the integrity of my privacy or machines by allowing all ads and taking the bad with the good. People have replied (not very politely, unfortunately) with some suggestions though.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
It's been that way for a while. One of the big reasons I up and moved away from it. I only use it to send PRs for Github hosted repos now. It's amazing how quickly an organization or platform can just die like this. Sure, it isn&#
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
I've tried keeping up with what's been happening with Node, but I'm completely lost here. Could anyone summarize what's been happening or point me to a summarization?
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
> There's a major political party which has been saying "free market", "less spending and regulations", and only turned protectionist as of the last election (Republicans I've noticed republicans and (so-cal
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Gonna need some evidence to back that up. Wouldn't the treatment get rid of the birth control? From what I was reading, this seems to be an anti-BC talking point, but I couldn't find any evidence to suggest that any estrogens in
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Western cultural values, I guess. This seems to be a really weird talking point of the right wing (although I'm not saying that it's only the right, or that hyperdunc is right wing), that people have stopped caring about hyper-mas
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
>birth control/estrogen in water Is that actually a thing? I didn't find any sources definitively showing it was enough to warrant a concern.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
That's actually a really good point. However, I read that point more as having the new tab in the other application, as opposed to having a different app on each tab.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
Firefox on Fedora 26 here, silky smooth for me.
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
This seems to me to be written by someone who uses MacOS almost exclusively, but has touched Windows just enough to understand it. The complete lack of understanding of IPC, filesystems, scripting, and other OS fundamentals is pretty painfu
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
>Nor does the argument "There’s no injured party involved in any of this" hold water. There are many illegal things where there is no direct injury to a person. I disagree with you there. His argument was that it shouldn't
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
>For the articles to be "cherry-picked" they must be picked from ones that draw an opposite conclusion. No, it means he picked articles that supported his viewpoint while ignoring the ones that didn't. >There is a diffe
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
>We are getting tripped up on language here. I don't have the right to punch a Nazi, but the law doesn't stop me from doing so. It may be a deterrent and I may get punished, but the law doesn't create a physically insurmou
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
>You have the right to post the message, but then you have to face the response. Actually, not being physically assaulted is a right, not the other way around. You can't just go around screaming "VIGILANTE JUSTICE!" just b
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
AFAIK the TOS violations were because of TDS actively stalking and harassing people, not because they're terrible people. I may be wrong though, so take what I say with a grain of salt.
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Because he didn't provide any proof of his claim except a few cherry-picked misinterpreted Wikipedia articles. What proof is there that biological differences are at all responsible? Damore clearly can't seem to find any, or he
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
>The GPL isn't a contract (in the FSF's opinion anyways), it doesn't restrict any of your rights, it simply grants you a few more. (E.g. to make copies as long as you follow certain rules) Didn't a court rule a few mo
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by PrimHelios 9y ago
James also argued that women are biologically inferior for STEM fields, which is objectively and demonstrably incorrect. With that, I think he'd disagree with absolutely all of it. He clearly has a confirmation bias, and is actively ch

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