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by akagusu 5y ago
Do you think it was worse? Why?
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by akagusu 5y ago
I think some exceptions are small/medium businesses, specially small businesses. If you look at the majority of small businesses not only in America but all over the world, they don't even make profit, they just pay the bills, the
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by akagusu 5y ago
Hell YES! It should be praised. And yes, you are missing a lot. Let me tell what you've missed and why you should praise this too. Let's talk about property rights first. Property rights are a joke, and a bad one. When people take
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by akagusu 5y ago
Amazon and any other big company does that, to reporters and anybody else. This is not new, it's being this way since Industrial Revolution. The big question here is why as a society we tolerate and allow it. This is the question nobod
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by akagusu 5y ago
There is no ethics in business anymore, in Tech industry and any other industry. The right to buy food and pay your bills is what you get from your payment if, and only if, you are willing to compromise your own ethics. If you start to make
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by akagusu 5y ago
Windows is extremely hostile to user's privacy, usability, and anything else you can imagine. Microsoft has extremely hostile business practices for both consumers and competitors and yet nobody cares. All Microsoft needs to do is to s
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by akagusu 5y ago
I only visit "new" because I don't bother to trends, I only care about new stuff.
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by akagusu 5y ago
You're completely right. Every React update solves a very specific Facebook issue but it's because React is developed by Facebook for Facebook. React was and is developed to solve Facebook problems, not community problems. Unfortu
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by akagusu 5y ago
long live to useless things
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by akagusu 5y ago
Screwing customers is what companies do when they became big enough to continue attract new customers despite screwing up the old ones. Every big company does that almost like it was part of their business model. Everybody knows it but igno
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by akagusu 5y ago
Mate was fully ported to GTK3
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by akagusu 5y ago
Flutter on Linux has nothing to do with Google, cross platform development or choice. Technically, Flutter is just another way of shipping apps, just like Electron and many other Electron-like alternatives. Flutter on Linux just got attenti
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by akagusu 5y ago
I think you got things wrong because there is no such thing as Linux community neither a Linux community building a product for customers, in your case, developers. What you call Linux community is actually several independent communities t
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by akagusu 5y ago
If Capitalism is really the OS of our society, we need a better one, because this one is corrupting data and damaging hardware.
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by akagusu 5y ago
A person connected to Red Hat writing for a Red Hat sponsored website to tell people that a software written by a Red Hat employee to satisfy Red Hat interests becoming a critical piece of a modern Linux operating system is for the best int
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by akagusu 6y ago
I am probably wrong but I think all this conversation are heavily biased because: 1) it's mostly US centric 2) it's mostly Silicon Valley centric Surveys say nothing because they are heavily biased, Google Trends too. While we are
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by akagusu 6y ago
I'm a happy Gnome user since Gnome 2 was released and I like the mobile-like style of Gnome and other desktops, but I agree with almost all criticism directed to Gnome 40 and Gnome in general. Did I like Gnome 40? Hell, yeah! Is it suc
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by akagusu 6y ago
Gnome Foundation rises lots of money from both companies and individuals and there are gnome developers working full-time or part-time and being paid to do it, so this old argument "this is free software, they work for free in their sp
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by akagusu 6y ago
Systemd binaries are not a monolithic system but they are so tightly coupled that they are almost like a monolith. There is no api spec so you cannot swap any component exactly like a monolith, and this is why people call systemd a monolith
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by akagusu 6y ago
What's this about?
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by akagusu 6y ago
What China does in the day light, most western democracies like US do in the shadows. Calling China a totalitarian regime could bring attention to the fact that in most western democracies our vote has no influence over the policies adopted
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by akagusu 6y ago
The question you should ask yourself is not what use instead of bash but what is the problem you are trying to solve and what is the best way to solve it. It's hard for us to help you with you giving us some context. 150-500 loc of bas
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by akagusu 6y ago
Notion is not a preview of the next web because there won't be one. Big tech corps won't allow it. And even if it happens, it will not be like Notion because Notion doesn't solve the problems highlighted in the article, it ju
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by akagusu 6y ago
I don't use Elixir but I can tell you it is still relevant despite the lack of popularity on Github or any other mainstream channel like HN. Large fintechs, telcos, pharma and food corps use it. Maybe it's not relevant on Silicon
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by akagusu 6y ago
There is no such thing as "just stop exploiting people". The ethos of the modern society is "make as much money as you can no matter how" and the best way to make big money is exploiting people. You can make good money w
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by akagusu 6y ago
How long to private companies to own our lives? One by one, companies are taking control of our lives, deciding what we can do, what we can say, what to eat, what to wear, what to read, where we can go, with whom and more. We know it and al
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by akagusu 6y ago
> What Go is, is a great tool more than a great language. I like to use it because my output from it is usually reliable, is on time, is light on resources, is easy to deploy, and allows me to get kudos at my job and more $$$. It's
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by akagusu 6y ago
Speaking about my country, vaccines are being administered based on age and occupational hazard but there are no vaccines for all, so vaccines are being administered in privileged areas of big urban centers. If you live in a poor area of a
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by akagusu 6y ago
Will this submission be flagged as the others that are supporting RMS?
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by akagusu 6y ago
Usually people whom point that is a conspiracy against Free/Libre Software are dismissed as lunatics or fanatics. Because all FUD spread over the years by big corps like Microsoft and Google, developers are so anti-GNU and so anti-GPL

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