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by allarm 10mo ago
> Eight years ago Kind of proves my point. Someone asked a question 8 years ago, that doesn't look like something that has any effect on adoption really.
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by allarm 10mo ago
Don't be so upset. Next time think twice before posting and check your sources. Don't spread misinformation and urban legends.
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by allarm 10mo ago
No one cares about their mascot that much, of course. Say hi to Fred and George!
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by allarm 10mo ago
> You don't update your PC? Your phone? You make it sound like it's almost a crime not to.
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by allarm 10mo ago
Please provide a specific example of a tv that does that, or stop spreading misinformation.
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by allarm 11mo ago
It’s not a robbery if noone is getting robbed. That’s a very bad analogy really.
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by allarm 11mo ago
I mean, okay? That’s their choice. Not everything is a competition.
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by allarm 11mo ago
It’s not counterculture. It’s understanding of what’s important. Functionality, discoverability and extendability over opinionated UI/UX that nobody asked for.
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by allarm 11mo ago
> Emacs still looks the same as it did decades ago That’s a good thing. I don’t want to change my habits every time a designer of whatever product I use decides that he deserves a raise and breaks my workflow in some subtle way.
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by allarm 11mo ago
It was a trade off at the time. Selective acknowledgments require more resources.
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by allarm 11mo ago
It seems that I’ve been stuck in a lucid dream for a couple of decades, no matter how carefully write text on a phone keyboard it never comes out as intended.
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by allarm 11mo ago
Doing a thing that you already know is definitely easier than learning a new thing that’s for sure.
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by allarm 1y ago
I couldn’t care less about the creator’s behavior if the software they wrote works wonders.
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by allarm 1y ago
> hardware needing to know how to find the external services it needs, which is what "DNS" is for. So "DNS" ends up being the top level of manual configuration. Unless DNS configuration propagates over DHCP?
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by allarm 1y ago
You cannot participate in all public matters, that’s naive and unrealistic. And stop calling people idiots for not doing that, this definition is outdated.
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by allarm 1y ago
> All of the home automation software is awful I understand that you’re referring to major vendor software, but Home Assistant is pretty decent, if not amazing. Try it out, check the success stories; it’s mind blowing what you can do wit
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by allarm 1y ago
Please remove the steak.
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by allarm 1y ago
And this is bad how exactly?
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by allarm 1y ago
Better than this aggression in yours.
170.
by allarm 1y ago
In many places where I’ve lived people walk just for fun, because it’s enjoyable activity.
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by allarm 1y ago
Calling restrictions for kids “censorship” is just silly.
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by allarm 1y ago
">" was the quotation symbol used by email clients for decades. See mutt, elm.
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by allarm 2y ago
A blast from the past. I used Bat! around 2003-2005 and didn’t even know it exists anymore. It was awesome, now I want to check it again.
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by allarm 2y ago
How’s kubelet and cni are “optional components”? What do you mean by that?
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by allarm 2y ago
> Freedom is not the absence of boundaries. No, of course not. Freedom is total control.
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by allarm 2y ago
> No, we don't pay as much as Meta. >> Are you saying you pay well as comparing to the local McDonalds? That's just disgusting.
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by allarm 2y ago
No, it is not.
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by allarm 2y ago
I think you should re-read my comment, until you understand it.
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by allarm 2y ago
It’s a simple logic though, let me help you: if you hire someone based on attribute A, you can't know with certainty that their attribute B is sufficiently developed. You’re welcome.
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by allarm 2y ago
Is this satire?

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