StopDisinfo910

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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
The last open source version of MinIO didn't disappear when they stopped maintaining it.
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Your analogy doesn't make sense. You are getting benefits from using the shopping cart and you bring back as it's expected as part of the exchange. You bring the cart back to where you took which is a low effort commitment entirel
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
There is no tension there. You can care about the work and your customer will still setting healthy boundaries and accepting that wanting to do good work for them doesn't mean you are beside them. Business is fundamentally about partne
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Where is this mythical social contract found? I stand by my point: it's a software license, not a marriage. Free users certainly would like it to be a social contract like I would like to be gifted a million dollars. Sadly, I still hav
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
People who paid for your software don't really have a right to lord you around. You can chose to be accommodating because they are your customers but you hold approximately as much if not more weight in the relationship. They need your
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
> then doing a bait-and-switch FOSS is not a moral contract. People working for free owe nothing to no one. You got what's on the tin - the code is as open source once they stop as when they started. The underlying assumption of you
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
That seems shaky in a lot of jurisdiction. Watermarking might not be enough to prove that the person doing the distribution is the same one responsible of the leak. I fear at most it will be a contractual dispute between the person who rece
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Backup camera are insanely nice. Modern cars give you things that even great awareness won't give you. The bird's eye view you get with multiple cameras is sheer magic.
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
> does this paragraph mean something in the real world? It's actually both surprisingly meaningful and quite precise in its meaning which also makes it completely unintelligible if you don't know the words it uses. Ordered fiel
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I don't understand what it means for something to feel "natural". You can formally define the real numbers in multiple ways which are all isomorphic and coherent. These definitions are usually more complicated than people exp
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I am confused by both the article and the discussion and I don't mean confused by the discussion on the complex which is all fairly clear but by this very weird idea of essential structure whatever that's supposed to mean. I&#x2
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I would be happy for you to explain where exactly is the straw man and where you expect more nuance. You think he wasn't condemned because he expressed pro-democracy view and this is not a speech issue? I would like to read it rather t
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
The PRC never owned Hong-Kong before the handover and I don't remember the population of Hong-Kong voting for reintegration so yes, forcefully reintegrated seems like a nice way to frame it. Actually taken over would be more correct, t
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Last time, I checked Hong-Kong didn't become a free city but part of another country. So they have traded a master for another one. I am genuinely lost in your argument. You start against colonialism then justify Hong-Kong being reinte
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
There are plenty of nuance to be had on the situation in China but I wonder what you mean here. Are you arguing that it's legitimate to put a 78 years old from a former democratic city forcefully reintegrated to another state in jail f
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
What's interesting to me is here is that we basically are in terra incognita with this RAM market. We are at a point where the market is so concentrated that nobody wants to invest in production capacity anymore as everyone wants margi
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I think it's a very convenient way of framing it and nicely occults how the stewardship at Matrix significantly changed since they chose it for Tchap.
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
The issue is still not really speech. Durov wasn't arrested because of things he said or things that were said on his platform, he was arrested because he refused to cooperate in criminal investigations while he allegedly knew they wer
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
As often, this article mistakes semantic for philosophy. People can disagree about how to name things all they want. It doesn't change their intrinsic nature. This is all a word soup mumbo-jumbo with no impact on the ontological realit
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Very different charges however. Durov was held on suspicion Telegram was willingly failing to moderate its platform and allowed drug trafficking and other illegal activities to take place. X has allegedly illegally sent data to the US in vi
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I mean, the main issue with portability is the insistance on dynamic linking, far more than the distro situation. If you use Linux like MacOS and only run static binaries and containerized programs via things like flatpak everything is fine
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I think you are missing one of the key point of the article. Some census are indeed fake, as in falsified not as in uncertain, because population is used to allocate resources and as a proxy for power and there is therefore a strong interes
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
I think it's more of a curve from my point of view. Beginner: I know nothing and this topic seems impossible to grasp. Advanced beginner: I get it now. It's pretty simple. Intermedite: Hmm, this thing is actually very complicated.
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
That's pretty much the conclusion the EU came to and why they introduced the notion of gatekeepers in the DMA. It doesn't matter if you are not technically in a dominant position if your special role in a large ecosystem basically
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
> And obviously I’m not denying that Mediatek and Qualcomm have massively improved their designs, but they aren’t on par when we account all the things that matter. Hardly, you are intentionally looking at peak consumption because it sui
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
All the regulators in the world have their sights set on them and they know it. The light is half on already and the music is slowing. This party is soon to be over. It's a last ditch attempt at milking all they can.
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Easy to be angry but I won't comment until I see what exactly was delivered. These projects often have a lot of extra. Just the development would be expensive but if they also worked on scoping and framing the platform, aligning multip
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
There is no in the EU here. I had unlimited SMS in a sub 20€ plan more than a decade ago in France. I now have unlimited sms, unlimited calls and unlimited data in a sub 15€ plan. I still only use WhatsApp because it’s a lot better than sms
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
That hasn't been true for years. Both Oppo and Xiaomi ship with very usable software nowadays, very inspired by Cupertino in the case of Oppo but still ok.
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by StopDisinfo910 8mo ago
Your initial question was "How are they on par SoC-wise?" They are on par because they now sometimes beat Apple top of the line A-chips on performance be it single core, multicores or GPU and do so within a power budget which allo

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