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Xunjin
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Xunjin
2y ago
Just to be clear, you are a Bluesky engineer, right? off-topic: how has been dealing with the influx of new users after X political/legals problems aftermath? Did you see an increase in toxicity around the network? And how has you (Blu
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It does have a forum which has great people with constructive discussions, but at the same time there are few users who level up the toxicity that even Michael Larabel can't manage it at all. For example, the discussion/topic of t
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Xunjin
2y ago
I actually thought was the Phoronix user called Volta who wrote that comment.
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2y ago
Not only he is overconfident about his "history knowledge" but is extremely wrong. Comparing that GDP from 110 years ago with today is liking comparing the economics of indigenous tribes with their colonization people. It's n
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2y ago
Yes I'm curious about the technical reasons, my mistake in thinking my comment would make that implicit clear to the dear reader.
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2y ago
That's the snarky remark I was referring to. However, you deserve my upvote for being precise on that, thank you. Yet, it's already known and established over the years that Google keeps trying to monopolize data and has taken act
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2y ago
Well, there are checks and balances, if I understand correctly, all these changes are being done by executive order which needs to be approved by congress and is passive of being questioned by the justice system. Let's not forget that
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2y ago
@dang could you unflag it? For the sake of the consistency's principle you mentioned in our previous comment exchanges?
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2y ago
Your comment brings no evidence and goes in a rhetoric that has not yet to be proven, it's like saying that Potomac River mid-air collision was caused by DEI affirmative laws/actions[0]. 0. https://www.nytimes.com/
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2y ago
Doesn't that fall in the category of monopolization, which can trigger Antitrust laws?
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2y ago
I really don't understand why you were being downvoted, I do understand the snarky remark you did, but it ain't far from the truth.
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2y ago
That was my thought, why not allow this feature without the need to login in a Google account?
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2y ago
Thank you, that makes a lot of sense.
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2y ago
A question, does the executive order (if it was actually signed by the President) have the "law power" to actually oblige Google Maps to make this change? If not, is this correct following USA law? Also is this matter being questi
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2y ago
I'm not doubtful that happened, but could you provide a source?
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2y ago
I hope they stop this cultural war and focus on the real problems that actually affects the population,for example, high prices.
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2y ago
What are the precautions the USA government is taking? Also how much of the local market is consumed by USA?
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Xunjin
2y ago
Maybe it's time to consider changing it to another country which is actually OSS friendly and doesn't change all the time their politics. PS: Sorry for the off-topic discussion.
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2y ago
Sorry, but could you point out what is not professional? Not everyone needs a UI wrapper that offers tons of OSS services with high prices.
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2y ago
Great point, Hetzner has a great price, or even discuss with them a sponsorship too?
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2y ago
Excellent point, how do you see today the industry, security wise?
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2y ago
Great commentary, today the industry is focused on delivering free game with tons of cosmetics (which gives a ton of money) but forgetting about performance and security.
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Xunjin
2y ago
Pretty much what you said, Obamacare is a great example. Your snarky comment was pretty after I thought about.
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2y ago
I think Musk was a bad example, I mean for example, people wants better health care, and some public person and/or politician proposes better prices in prescriptions drugs at a mid term, then that person who was elect does not only hol
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2y ago
I beg your pardon? I mean more in that we stop following a personification of an idea and start vote in a project itself. It's more a way for people to start see politics in the medium long term.
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2y ago
Ohhhg I think I expressed myself wrongly, I meant for example, the Musk person and his proposals as a public man in politics, should I edit my comment to be more clear?
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2y ago
Indeed it is, but maybe is time that we detach a person from their proposals. I wonder how that would be achieved.
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Looking at the human nature while interacts with Capitalism, looks like they will try to concentrate it. I found it shameful that we hold so much a power hungry war while however as Memento Mori teach us, the only certainty is death, and th
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I agree with your point but in this parent discussion doesn't make sense just throw "they are way richer than Z person" Tho in the Maduro sense, which is a dictator that just make sense while he is in power, it's not act
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2y ago
The "defender of free speech" is censoring data? Who ever thought about it? A lot of "woke" people warned it but several ignored as being "political speech" now we pay the consequences.
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