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by Proven 7y ago
> The idea behind this was that Freedom meant Freedom for everyone, not just Freedom for people we approved of. It's not freedom for everyone. It cannot be used by those who do not accept the license. If they do accept it, it limits
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by Proven 7y ago
sheogorath is right - Brave doesn't pay creators anything unless they enter a business relationship with them, but it nevertheless collects that revenue
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by Proven 7y ago
(Still) too damn complicated, yes. I use it 1-2 times a month and always have to RTFM.
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by Proven 7y ago
Not everyone has use for those advantages. To me they are meaningless (I have no need for "better" performance, I have no use for PCI 4.0, etc). I buy Intel CPUs because lower heat dissipation and power consumption at the performa
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by Proven 7y ago
Technology can't oppress you - only persons can. If you're free from State coercion and can exercise of your natural rights, how can AI hurt you? In the first story, what's really interesting but CD ignores, is the hows and w
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by Proven 7y ago
> So Cook means that Apple did self-censorship in favor of China at their willing? That sounds even worse. This. Effing Apple. Love their products but next time I'll at least try to reconsider.
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by Proven 7y ago
No it's not, it's also the CT Sensor. What a garbage product.
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by Proven 7y ago
“Equitably” doesn’t mean what you think it means. Equitably means no one gets gov funding - no one is favored just like in the case of organized religion. > Ideally a way that would create a market incentive for producing local news that
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by Proven 7y ago
I wonder if users of non-RPM distros would be eager use these tools. Even if these tools are a little better (maybe they are), my guess would be only medium sized K8s users may find it worthwhile to switch. Large users usually build their o
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by Proven 7y ago
Not surprised. Screw them.
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by Proven 7y ago
> Cultivating a sense of safety is key. That is ludicrous. "Cultivating a false sense of safety is key" might have been more accurate. Does anyone here believe that the commies cannot ready any and all WeChat messages?
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It's not their job to make that easy. Their job is to serve their customers and those folks are not. They have no business relationship with the buyer of second hand Cisco gear. If you don't like it, but something else.
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by Proven 7y ago
Wrong. Libra can still provide hassle-free currency access from within supporting apps and Web sites. Also it can provide "free" transactions whereas FedNow won't be free. For 99% of legal money senders this removes the need
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It's summer, isn't it? tl;dr: 11 million cubic meters is only 36% more than usual. Next year it'll be 40% less.
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by Proven 7y ago
That is complete nonsense. I haven't seen any anti-China articles on HN. There have been news articles that threw light on how people from Hong Kong and mainland China suffer under the communist government of mainland China.
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by Proven 7y ago
They’re constantly coming up with new ways to make money with aggregated data mining. Mostly it’s about crating services by copying established OSS functionality but still - good job!
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The Google guys are (self proclaimed) world improver types and therefore liked and celebrated by statists (which includes a lot of techies - “progress through government-approved AI”). The FB guys are primarily business people, which in the
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by Proven 7y ago
Fake accounts aren't a Ponzi
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by Proven 7y ago
Author fails to spot the fact that "defense" budget itself is nothing but a permanent subsidy for military-industrial complex.
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There's never too few nurses, there's only not enough money to pay for "enough" nurses
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by Proven 7y ago
They have always had the right (to use their property the way they see fit, as long as it didn't damage other people's property), but local government was violating their exercise of that right. Remember that courts don't giv
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by Proven 7y ago
That's BS. Why should I spend more money or effort to protect myself from disease-carrying pest ? It's not like people use those to deliberately kill some endangered creatures (if yes, ban those people, not my glue trap). And by
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by Proven 7y ago
Climatists still fly to climate change conferences. Some in private airplanes. See, it's not that bad!
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by Proven 7y ago
> Warning: it's a Mastodon instance whose management seems willing to tolerate speech that most of the rest of the Fediverse finds objectionable. All right, so there is at least one good reason to use it over other instances. I soun
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by Proven 7y ago
It is perfectly ethical to be able to watch what you want. If the supposed problem is that what you watch may be unethical to some other person, that also does not compute. Why should I care what some religious zealot thinks about the ethic
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by Proven 7y ago
... or install Edge Dev in seconds and keep most of your Chrome extensions https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/welcome?channel=d...
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by Proven 7y ago
^ this I am surprised that somebody actually noticed this (I was going to but you beat me to it. Normally we hear only about the exploited drivers or unpaid taxes, but Uber has done so much more for people around the world. Those who like i
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by Proven 7y ago
Probably the correct explanation. Ultimately those sought refuge in BTC will sell it. There's no new use case, there's nothing else that suddenly makes Bitcoin more viable than it was 10 days ago.
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Fake news marathon from the 2016 election hasn't finished yet, but Deep State and their minions from the NY Times are already trying to start another campaign. I wish there was some truth to it, because the US government is the worst e
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Just doin their job and slowly but safely moving towards a well off retirement... Why is this surprising or unusual? It doesn't matter to them. Citizens aren't their customers and can't refuse to fund them. What other outcome

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