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3y ago
If you can get "free" money from the state why not?
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3y ago
Reason I mentioned empirical evidence is for people who would not accept abolishing IP and copyright laws on philosophical grounds. Otherwise, for me its illegitimacy does not require evidence.
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3y ago
Lockean way.
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3y ago
No. That is property and can be owned. IP is not tangible, can be exactly copied once observed, without effecting the original.
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3y ago
Both patents and copyright laws are monopoly rights given by state. They are evil and should be abolished without exception. IP is not property, and empirical evindence shows they do more harm then good for humanity. There are some avid sup
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3y ago
One thing I disagree is that Google is not terrified being unfair. They are terrified because their bias would be unveiled so funny they will be shamed and ridiculed by it.
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3y ago
Perhaps they want to hide their extreme bias which would be revealed in a comical way.
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3y ago
I think many are proven to be correct or likely to be correct. 1,2,4,5 etc
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3y ago
Good riddance. State of mozilla shows she was not fit for the job. It is too late anyway. Years ago, she should have been fired for her post after the death of a veteran mozilla developer.
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3y ago
Austerity is result of reckless state money printing and waste.
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3y ago
I think the most close to production ready "mostly" Rust OS is Fuchsia.
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3y ago
I miss times when people stated their opinions directly and concisely.
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3y ago
Aren't all carbon capture projects are actually scams for collecting free money from state?
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3y ago
Haven't seen a well functioning union. Years ago I was practically forced to enter some, they were all scams. If you are a member of a good one, good for you.
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3y ago
This site is probably founded by someone - whose parents/siblings are working in Intel - who has Intel shares - who was rejected for a job application by AMD - A proxy of Intel PR department
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3y ago
Thanks for your time, agreed.
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3y ago
Encryption, like other things, is too important to leave at the hands of the state.
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3y ago
Then it is a wrong use of terms.
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3y ago
How is this "private market will regulate it" when this is enforced by EU?
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3y ago
Or.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDfJn1kcQuU
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3y ago
To me it is a disease that spread among youth. It sounds terrible.
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3y ago
Lock downs were the worst thing states ever done to humanity at a global scale.
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3y ago
"Chrome is the new IE" is laughable. Apparently you know nothing about history. Chrome has its sins but it is no where near comparing the evil of MS shoveling their OS and Office to peoples throats.
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3y ago
No it was not hated for evolving. It was hated because it made banks and many web sites enforcing people to use Windows. Chrome is nowhere near it.
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3y ago
No matter what, I say go Uber! Uber-like services are desperately needed in countries like Turkey. Taxi monopoly has an impossible to break grip on the state. Many state officials own medallions that were granted more than 30 years ago and
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3y ago
You forgot </sarcasm>
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3y ago
> FOSS is a great path for workers to seize the means of production. Good for people who works for themselves but please can we stop implying they are doing this for pushing communist ideals?
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3y ago
> On a quick side note, let’s talk about lottery winners for a moment. Their situation might seem quite similar. After receiving their winnings, they often end up unhappy, broke, or worse yet, dead. According to current research, this is
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3y ago
Just guessing that Cache throughput increase with the memory reduction may offset most performance issues.
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4y ago
Why no mention of the elephant in the room AKA Nuclear energy?
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