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by akagusu 4y ago
It is incredible how much hate people point to another person. Why not point this hate to corporations that are destroying our society with their unethical business practices?
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by akagusu 4y ago
let's blame the victim, right?
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by akagusu 4y ago
Can you provide a link for this, please (I'm not saying it is not true, I just want more context)?
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by akagusu 4y ago
> It blows my mind that someone would actively hate on such a project. Oh well, internet. It's not the internet, it is our whole society. We are living a very strange moment in our society where people actively hates everything that
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by akagusu 4y ago
Bingo!
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by akagusu 4y ago
Red Hat has influence not only over systemd, but over freedesktop.org, GTK, Gnome, Flatpak and many others. They have strong influence over the entire Linux stack, and this is why IBM bought them. Basically, even if you avoid systemd, you w
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by akagusu 4y ago
This is what I am talking about.
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by akagusu 4y ago
I really sympathize with people who try to avoid systemd but I think it is a futile exercise. Every piece of software these days assume you are running systemd and make your life miserable when you try not rely on systemd, and sometimes, it
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by akagusu 4y ago
Did you mean Node libraries and tools that follow this https://suckless.org/philosophy ? Node/Deno/TS and anything JavaScript related are completely opposite to Suckless. This is why so much people avoid JavaScript
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by akagusu 4y ago
What I find shocking is not Google doing this or even how Go team didn't care about the issue and apparently banished him, but how much people here think this is an acceptable behavior and how much people take their time to defend Goog
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by akagusu 4y ago
As a business owner I can tell that a business can be pretty successful with just a Facebook page, an Instagram profile and Whatsapp as a contact channel. No website needed. Unfortunately, websites cannot compete with aggregators. It's
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by akagusu 4y ago
Everything in our society has become an oligopoly.
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by akagusu 4y ago
Why coders code?
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by akagusu 4y ago
> Hare aims to be successful within its niche for the programmers that find its ideas compelling, and nothing further. If you are using and enjoying C, C++, Rust, Zig, or any other language, and don’t find Hare’s ideas all that interesti
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by akagusu 5y ago
For the last 50 years, from personal computer devices to nuclear power plants, the world is sitting on a pile of C code. Why are you afraid of manual memory management? The world is just doing fine with it, because, believe me or not, the w
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by akagusu 5y ago
I think Hare's team DON'T want Hare to be mainstream.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Support only foss operating system is one of the biggest features right now.
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by akagusu 5y ago
This is why I will be using it, besides the fact that it's designed to be a modern C replacement that feels like C, but without the bad parts.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Software is a product of the society, and modern society sucks badly.
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by akagusu 5y ago
We definitely need to stop this double standard bullshit. Lots of US companies continued business-as-usual with nazis during WWII and they not only did fine at the time, but they are strong then never today because nobody cares. In a ideal
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by akagusu 5y ago
Will it be free if it sells ads or will people pay for the privilege of watch ads?
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by akagusu 5y ago
The fact they spend millions to prevent workers from unionize proves that workers must unionize.
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by akagusu 5y ago
It's incredible how many people here follow the mindset "greedy rich megacorp is right, poor individual is wrong".
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by akagusu 5y ago
People need to realize that billionaires shouldn't exist. In a world where people die from famine, billionaires should be seem as an aberration, or something immoral. Taxes wouldn't solve the problem, billionaires must be extinct.
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by akagusu 5y ago
No company becomes a billionaire company without bribing someone out there.
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by akagusu 5y ago
What a shame. It could be a great opportunity to rebuild a better society from the ground up.
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by akagusu 5y ago
But execs want you to commute because their mindset is to make worker's life miserable, and working from home is seem like a privilege.
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by akagusu 5y ago
The problem is not protestware, sabotage, or whatever. The problem is who does it. Suppose US government did this to sabotage Russia, since it cannot directly act against Russia because it would trigger WWIII. Nobody would care about. But t
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by akagusu 5y ago
I don't know why, but all this story made me think about C memory allocation and undefined behavior. Perhaps should I ditch hooks for Rust?
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by akagusu 5y ago
A big corp being hostile to users and treating users like cattle? Nothing new here. People have been warned for years about this kind of s#it, but they were more interested in the free stuff offered by the big corp.

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