akagusu

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   by akagusu 2y ago

   US Tech companies products are not safe long before Trump. Do yourself a favor and move your organizational data to an European provider.
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   Everything related to Musk/Trump is been censored
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   There is no such thing as a Linux package manager. There is the Debian package manager, or the Fedora package manager, or the Alpine package manager, because the package manager ia related to distros, not the kernel
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   Why this is flagged?
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   The colors look like another political movement from the 20th century. I think it was in Germany.
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   Astral is a VC baked company. For now their decisions align with the community needs and everyone is happy. But what will gonna be when their investors needs divert from the community needs or worse, they fail to meet their investors financ
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   Nailed it!
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   Matt is just using WordPress and the WordPress foundation to justify his personal vendetta, the same way Musk uses Twitter against people he doesn't like. And this is not the first time he does it, so this is nothing new and he is not
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   by akagusu 2y ago

   The whole universe still speaks C.
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    I don't know but who cares? They are just one more among several other GPL violators. Nobody will stop using their products because of GPL violation, so what's the point?
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    Nobody likes subscriptions but in the near future everything will be a subscription even your clothes or food. In the future everything will be owned by the riches, we will just rent our lives from them.
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    They will make the same shit they did to Next.js
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    Money really changes people's perception. For more than 1 decade Silicon Valley bros considered PHP a bad,irrelevant, legacy programming language. Now, with a PHP framework receiving millions in funding, PHP is cool again.
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    Of course he has a good feeling, AI will make he richer.
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    Probably something like Vercel
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    This is the best review of GNOME I've ever read. It is a shame I can't up vote it more than once.
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    > It’s slightly soul-crushing You already answered. You see yourself as a human being, but companies see you as an asset. Assets don't have a soul, they don't need feedback, they are just assets, things to be used in their stra
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org/en/v2.3.x/
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    This is heresy. The gods of Cloud require you to sacrifice (your money) in the Kubernetes altar.
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    by akagusu 2y ago

    Piece by piece, Red Hat is taking over the Linux ecosystem.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    This article is just propaganda, as many others from Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    > Technically the Apache License that Elasticsearch was using allowed that, but ethics should have prevented it. There is no ethics in capitalism, only money at any cost.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    Google is losing nothing. Google has no incentive to fight spam because every time someone clicks in a spam link, this link is full of ads served by Google
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    > Upgradeable RAM is a very niche demand. If your goals are simultaneously to keep a machine forever while minimizing upfront cost, then compromising form to make RAM upgradeable is a reasonable decision. However, most people just want a
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    Forcing upgrades through monopolization of PC market is exactly what Microsoft has been doing since forever.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    Std library is your friend
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    You are correct in your observations except that traction was actually bought by Red Hat's money.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    Debian is not a company.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    I don't think Firefox will disappear anytime soon because Google needs it alive so Chrome can stay out of the "monopoly" territory.
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    by akagusu 3y ago

    But this is exactly what companies think workers are, thanks to HR departments. HR departments have worked hard over the last decades to transform people into disposable parts that you can switch at will but remote work humanized workers ag