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by a96 11mo ago
Especially when they're continuing on the next 10 steps ASAP.
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by a96 11mo ago
"For now."
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by a96 11mo ago
GrapheneOS is also in danger.
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by a96 11mo ago
This is the real malware that people should be protected from.
425.
by a96 1y ago
What's wrong with genital mutilation of children? Really?
426.
by a96 1y ago
I just used to use dillo because it was faster, cleaner, and left more RAM free for other uses. If there was a sufficiently broken site that I still wanted to bother loading, I'd fire up whatever the big browser was called back then.
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by a96 1y ago
It's unfortunate that a lot of countries (including mine) have decided to officially use a list separator as a decimal point.
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by a96 1y ago
Rewriting it in Rust is the obvious choice.
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by a96 1y ago
It's an excellent choice. Though Microsoft alone should be a sufficient answer. Many people will never interact with github projects because it requires an account with the most unethical company that ever existed. https://s
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by a96 1y ago
That's how I first learned assembly. Armed with a monitor program that can disassemble and modify memory, I read and modified programs stepping through them. Mostly games, naturally. I never got an actual assembler/linker chain th
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by a96 1y ago
Just because something has an even worse version of the problem doesn't mean complaining about it is pointless. The opposite.
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by a96 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Free_Software_Definition - none of these problems.
433.
by a96 1y ago
I wonder if there would be a bounty that you can set up somewhere. That would be a nice chunk to get started on a fork.
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by a96 1y ago
If someone actually has the ability to do instead of just complain, the answer is to fork it and welcome more patches. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMP#Forks_and_derivatives There might be one already, of course.
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by a96 1y ago
> Just go on to their web site, call up a human agent on their chat Adobe users are insane.
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by a96 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Free_Software_Definition is doing better than ever. All of it remains Free, there's more than ever and more being made than ever and there's more funding and demand than ever
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by a96 1y ago
PHP is living proof that no matter how Broken As Designed something is, it will just go on if it's popular enough.
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by a96 1y ago
And OpenBSD advertises "two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time". And they're pretty serious about audits. It happens. But like the other comment said, this is about supply chain attacks via automati
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by a96 1y ago
I've spent thirty, mostly on stable, and there's been minimal pain. Several orders of magnitude less than on any other system. (That might hint that I'm not doing trendy things.)
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by a96 1y ago
There's a huge difference between running a script inside an audited package from a curated source and the curl | sh installers.
441.
by a96 1y ago
The goalposts were that "school doesn’t teach you (not even high school) is how to manage your personal finances." is a myth. It doesn't matter if there's no class or the class is useless, the statement is almost as true
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by a96 1y ago
I think an even better option would be to show diversification. You could have some part in a higher risk volatile thing and another part that shows steadier positive growth. Get people to decided how much of each to mix. One of the most im
443.
by a96 1y ago
15% yield would be a hell of an arbitrage opportunity if you could get a sensible loan to go along with that.
444.
by a96 1y ago
Yes it does
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by a96 1y ago
5 years is "get rich quick!" scam territory. The real aim is to manage finances for the rest of your life which may or may not be 50+ years, but will definitely be in double digits if you're of an age for thinking of managing
446.
by a96 1y ago
Stock picking and speculation especially with a single company is indeed a spectacularly bad strategy, but it can be a motivating start. A well diversified fund would be the better alternative if you need to aim at a single thing. But it&#x
447.
by a96 1y ago
$10 may not feel like much, but it's the proportional costs that you have to figure out. If that's e.g. for a monthly $1000 investment, it means 1% of your savings is lost in fees each time. That'll be 1% that's not goin
448.
by a96 1y ago
I'd offer learning skills, personal finance and other life skills, (more or less public) speaking, potentially languages and (modest) mathematics as some examples of skills that will probably be useful for any foreseeable future includ
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by a96 1y ago
Can confirm. Absolute bs and deliberate misinformation.
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by a96 1y ago
I know that's just an asshole comment, but for facts ipod came out in 2001 and was still sold three years ago. I'd rather never see it mentioned anywhere, but it's a perfectly valid target for a transcoder to offer.

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