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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
> Facebook publicly claims it does Hahahahaha YMMD! > Mark Zuckerberg testified in-front of congress and stated they do He would tell us everything that helps him as he is an opportunist > Multiple government regulators have specif
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Exactly. It's not the right time to abuse money like that. No one deserves such a car as long as children are still starving and people who create our goods can't even afford a cup of rice a day. I couldn't look at myself in
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
+1 It's stupid enough your medical data has to be on a windows machine most of the times.
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
This is a typical hypothesis of the nazis in germany. The truth is somewhat more complex because it's our own governments who don't take care about their people despite having the money and the power. E.g. in germany the taxes for
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Thx for the link, do you know if it works?
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Ask HN: If and WHEN to open source software
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Just wanted to give a star but I saw the Google-junk and will wait until I know how you need to use Google stuff to use it because I've never read enough about GAE.
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Although that's nice I don't believe it has everything I want from an export. Many services who provide an export don't consider that one might actually use the information without the app again. So it would be great to not o
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Thanks for the recommendation - I didn't know Polar and will definitely give it a try. What do you think is awful about Calibre?
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
I would not recommend this in comparison to Calibre. Notion is a commercial product and I'm just guessing but probably vendor lock-in in the long run. Also it seems to be focused on team work and not managing papers/books. So as g
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
I want to chime in - thanks for sharing & good work!
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
I like what you've done. Is the FROG repo you linked the repo of the wiki? I'm just curious as it doesn't mention anything about it being a wiki in the readme (it's also a bit unclear how/what to use it for from the
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Depending on the problem / project both of them could be right. I also use intellij for big projects but I prefer emacs/vim for little scripting stuff or tiny programs. IDEs help navigate and refactor big stuff while editors have
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Migration != Murder OR theft Even the least intelligent human knows that. The term "illegals" is misleading because they don't do anything illegal when they try to find a future for their family that is worth living. The USA
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
It doesn't. Migration will never stop. It's funny how people like to believe what you hypothesize without anyone having some solid proof. That is just proof how good the populism of Trump and the likes is creeping into your minds
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Not being nationalist or getting rid of all nations borders does not exclusively lead to you being forced to integrate into New Guinean Culture. Just because we don't do this nationalized small-minded shit we do right now, doesn't
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Yes it is. If we don't solve this somehow in the next decades I think we'll be very sorry for that.
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
And that's exactly what matters and why I among many others call it a backdoor. Telnet on the other hand is a service that I can switch off or block with far less work involved in normal circumstances. To get rid of Intel ME I'd n
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Intel ME _is_ a backdoor. The funny thing is that there are many more. Interesting how the EU is dealing with this - most media seems to focus on how badly china could be spying while the US proved they aren't trustworthy long before.
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
* The gap between Windows Manager and Terminal is not as wide as with most terminal emulators I know in the linux world (copy&paste, drag&drop, search-function, mouse support, easy (!) image rendering support out of the box...) * Us
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Exactly. And you don't have to say this and sound arrogant. Our lives, especially with that high work-load we still have to cope with, don't allow us to choose many things to do when not working. If you have family with kids you l
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by VvR-Ox 7y ago
Not necessarily. Overall: Look at all these products that have nearly identical features (with only some distinction). The key is to think about the features that would make your product unique and to analyze whether there is people who wil
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
oh so you don't understand humor and vote me down because of a funny comment - wow...
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Another one, yeah! I hate this: while Apple and Google dominate the whole market and you can't buy a smart-phone that can be secure and does what you want without compromising privacy the FOSS community fights against each other. Inste
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
There is some benefits you may not see atm... I'd love to have my VIM with my config just available as a web service to use it on every device! That's what I already love about NextCloud and the likes - just one install and every
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
To get an equivalent to all those meaningless "BIO" certificates? You know that every loudspeaker can be used as a microphone, do you? You know that even stuff without radio can be converted to send files wireless (e.g. CPU as rad
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
I use it since some weeks and so far I noticed the following. PRO: - best desktop calendar app I tried on Linux (which is really f ed up - it's 2019 and there really isn't a good calendar???) - easy appointment typing feature is v
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Don't know how I managed to trigger you here but: - I would also not use eclipse and turn that down - Maybe you are more productive. I have seen people who will be more productive than you just using their customized VIM (I'm 100%
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
+1 I use intellij for big projects because of the jump- and refactoring stuff but I know I could do it with VIM if I'd know it better. A good example is SpaceVim that enables people who don't want to configure everything to use VI
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
1. That depends on the developer 2. Dev's who use VIM/Emacs are probably already living in their computer so you can't really say if they are good because of the editor they use or the other way round 3. What do you mean by &

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