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by akagusu 5y ago
When I was reading the comments, I remembered that all this s#it was already predicted by one man that people love to hate: https://stallman.org/microsoft.html
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by akagusu 5y ago
> Windows would be classed as malware by the 2002 definition People don't care about malware, except for those malwares that rip their bank account off.
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by akagusu 5y ago
> Fortnite does not run on Linux. What do you suggest? Don't play Fortnite. Skip the game that was designed to rip off your money instead of entertaining your kids, and teach your kids something useful like programming their own gam
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by akagusu 5y ago
Thanks for the link, very useful.
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by akagusu 5y ago
It's an interesting thing to read people complaining about their shitty Windows experience and yet continuing to use Windows in of changing their computer's OS. Another thing is that people forget about software ownership. You don
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by akagusu 5y ago
Is there a possibility that US released covid-19 to blame China?
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by akagusu 5y ago
NATO expansion is just Western imperialism expansion, which is totally acceptable and justified if you live in a western country or any of its colonies. This war is just Russian imperialism expansion, which is totally acceptable and justifi
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by akagusu 5y ago
You gave the answer. Keep the status quo is what matters.
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by akagusu 5y ago
These people have a point: everyone in the world seems to be against Russia, but nobody gives a shit when US invade other countries. What did it cause this double standard?
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by akagusu 5y ago
HN is a product of an USA company, USA being a country that acts like they were the ruler of the world. You should accept the US world's vision and adopt its mindset or being banned, ostracized, canceled, whatever. In the US vision, wa
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by akagusu 5y ago
It's not just IKEA, it's every big store out there, no matter what they sell. Out entire economic system depends on people buying more and more stuff, stuff they usually don't need, and they only buy because they were "t
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by akagusu 5y ago
It's an anti-West sentiment instead pro-Putin.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Should we put banners on our sites next time US invade some country like they did with Iraq and Afghanistan?
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by akagusu 5y ago
Today, everything different from the "common sense" spread through the media is considered misinformation. Think about this war. Everyone is condemning Russia, making statements supporting Ukraine, applying all kind of sanctions a
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by akagusu 5y ago
NATO is just an US puppet barking to tell people to obey his master. Now, we have learnt Russia bites.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Nobody reaches their position without privileged information.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Because nobody became a billionaire without been bullish.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and many other US companies spy on us and let US government do the same using their software. Suddenly, because US/EU sh#t foreign policy that led to this Russia /Ukraine war, Jetbrains became a proble
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by akagusu 5y ago
In the world we live, the only thing he did wrong was born mexican. No one care when white american folks or selected non white / non american folks sell surveillance out there.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Rust is Pinky and Brain's attempts to take over the world.
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by akagusu 5y ago
I am not exempting Amazon here. What I'm trying to say is that it's Amazon and everybody else. These days people tend to focus on tech companies, but they forget about gas, oil, telecom, pharma, food, and many other sectors with t
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by akagusu 5y ago
You have to choose between being a human or having a job. It's not Amazon, the whole modern society works like this. Humans are social by nature, but since childhood we are forced to avoid deep and meaningful relationships because ever
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by akagusu 5y ago
One interesting outcome of Twitter's claim was other startups moving away from Rails towards other stacks.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Nothing new here. iPads, iPhones, and all Apple's products are built modern slaves. Apple's execs know it, government knows it, media knows it, people's know it, but no one one cares about it, because they are in China, so th
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by akagusu 5y ago
It was a surprise to me that Docker is still alive as a company.
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by akagusu 5y ago
> They could ask for a leave of absence or reduced workload in the form of temporary consulting. These are good options. I didn't think about them.
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by akagusu 5y ago
> You have a point. Sadly, they misunderstand what attracts more developers. It's all about the quality, not the quantity of features. Unfortunately, people these days like more quantity than quality. Look at Rust. People love Rust.
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by akagusu 5y ago
I love Trio, much better than the standard asyncio. > It's not needed, yes, but neither is Python itself. You could just write C. I'm currently learning C, so I can use Python as a front-end for C, giving users a nice interface
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by akagusu 5y ago
First, you need a therapist. It will help you handle your anxiety. Second, quit your job. Quit your job, take your money and go to do what people at 20 do, whatever they do these days (it almost 20 years now since my 20). Now, you need to u
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by akagusu 5y ago
If you want to put your money into crypto, you need to see crypto by what it really is: crypto is a scam, not an investment. Every crypto currency works like a ponzi scheme: people new to the game will lose money and the only way to get bac

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