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by Proven 6y ago
Related Palemoon Forum thread - https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=26106
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by Proven 6y ago
Well, anyting that's an opinion, I already ignore so no change for me. If an article says a country has 7.6 million pop, or some software was released in 2015, 2017 and 2019, it's likely true. But when it comes to "opinions&q
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by Proven 6y ago
> One way is to become more restrictive in licensing, choosing only copyleft licenses that were originally created to offer more protections to individuals than corporations. I would disagree with how you made that characterization. Lice
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by Proven 6y ago
You have no right force own morality on private enterprises and other people. If something is illegal the government is supposed to deal with it. Speaking of witch hunts: when Amazon uses their ethical standards to terminate a paying custom
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by Proven 6y ago
HN users ovewhelmingly prefer that money that could have been spent with AWS now goes to this hosting company so this is good news, I suppose? Secondly, if that content can be legally hosted there, AWS should find it harder to defend its su
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by Proven 6y ago
their clueless execs have completely lost the plot. if their pay was cut 70-80% maybe they'd snap back into reality. thanks to these simpletons "bigots" outnumber firefox users these days.
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by Proven 6y ago
lol i've been spending ten times more time on Gab this year. just saying. Gab is so overloaded these days it's hard to log in.
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by Proven 6y ago
I wonder what are they going to do with the info about that Antifa protest that was going on when they get it... Not much, if experience is anything to go by.
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by Proven 6y ago
So what? Every platform has them. They get reported and removed. Fortunately we don't have to use company stores. I use Gab in the Web browser.
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by Proven 6y ago
Another way to read this news: Bitcoin is allowed because they can easily track you if they want to The whole thing is a joke - like the US stock market, only worse. And no, I am not missing out. I owned crypto when I cared about it, and wh
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by Proven 6y ago
And whereas people used to get help from wider family or community organizations, socialists first helped destroy those structures and now teach to steal what you need or ask state to do that on your behalf.
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by Proven 6y ago
No there are snapshots for that.
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by Proven 6y ago
Or is it perhaps because users don't want to use it unless they have no choice (in terms of software alternatives released under other OSS licenses)? 20 years ago GPL was the only thing most users new to OSS knew about. Since then they
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by Proven 6y ago
The not-so-hidden cost of "free"... Compare the risk of some online "friend" you've never met not seeding vs Github being down. With your approach I'd need to seed like 5 other projects in order to stand a chan
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by Proven 6y ago
Recruiters don't search your own site
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by Proven 6y ago
There was little to no damage from VW's cheating. Don't confuse the silly state-imposed fines with "value" of the researchers' findings.
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by Proven 6y ago
Growth hackers, lol How about "spammers"?
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by Proven 6y ago
> AS A USER I always tap on the search result with the lightning icon because it means that it will load fast and give me the text I am looking for right away. Nothing wrong with that but that is a choice. I installed that extension that
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by Proven 6y ago
It's not "mal" anything, many simply prefer to use "on-premise" or on-prem for "on-premises". You didn't have any issue understanding the original title.
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by Proven 6y ago
Nice, happy to hear that and great for Python. MS has been great for Python.
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by Proven 6y ago
Well, they shouldn't have moved before that was ready. As of now there's no Palemoon mirror at https://github.com/MoonchildProductions I was going to see if perhaps the abuse of Issues was what annoyed the maintai
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by Proven 6y ago
1) Slow RTT 2) Misuse of bitcoin with crazy amounts of blockchain spam (could end up blocked by miners too) 3) Expensive 4) Loss of access to a Bitcoin API means app downtime 5) etc...
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by Proven 6y ago
I'd rather have private "national" parks which deal with trashy tourists without spending more taxpayer money. A nice way a private owner could address this problem would be to ask each visitors to buy admission ticket and
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by Proven 6y ago
That's why a foreign policy should be non-interventionist (aka isolationist). In this case Trump's America first or Ron Paul's call to end foreign wars would have helped. Is Trump the only president since the 90's who ha
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by Proven 6y ago
Do you mean why can the government force enterprises to delete data they own due to opt-out requests? It's a mystery to me. Most HN commenters constantly whine how "data wants to be free" (no IP, no patents, no copyrights...)
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by Proven 6y ago
"Election chaos" must be how dictators, globalists and statists feel about it. Poor NYT, it wasn't going to be chaotic when Trump's odds were 34%...
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by Proven 6y ago
> expected from a device costing like 5 times more. It's not 5x, it's less than 4x. The $199 PinePhone is the one that should be used in comparisons
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by Proven 6y ago
Statist mindset. Why not simply eliminate the private sector to ensure all smart people can't go anywhere but into public service, and get peace and prosperity for all? Smart people shouldn't go into public service.
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by Proven 6y ago
It's not. Why would one want that workload on their router when they can offload it to a $35 Pi?
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by Proven 6y ago
Ripple is junk, there's nothing to reset. That thing doesn't even have a proper blockchain. Anyone could run a service that works just like it out of a cloud hosted DB (or on Github, with transactions submitted in the form of comm

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