amiga386

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by amiga386 8mo ago
What are "kids"? Age of majority is all over the place, there's no hard and fast rule for when adolescents become adults, every society on the planet has a different take on it. For example, you can get married at 16 in the U
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by amiga386 8mo ago
It sounds like you'd advocate for accelerationism (by which I mean "to worsen capitalism to promote revolution against it") The end result could well be the people bringing out the guillotines for tech executives, or even the
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by amiga386 8mo ago
> I view this as an unmitigated good. Then I don't think you've thought it through. This entire software ecosystem depends on volunteering and cooperation. It demands respect of the people doing the work. Adhering to their lice
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by amiga386 8mo ago
I did try to upload a requirements.txt with "chardet < 7.0" in it ("Copyright (C) 2024 Dan Blanchard"? I don't think so buddy, it's mine now), but despite claiming otherwise, the satirical site only takes pa
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by amiga386 8mo ago
That something is ancient and traditional doesn't mean it's good . Rotten boroughs also existed for hundreds of years. Parliament got rid of them in 1832, and good fucking riddance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by amiga386 8mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRh0QiXyZSk You load sixteen tons, what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt Saint Peter don't you call me, 'cause I can't go I owe my soul to the
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Roblox turns a blind eye to child exploitation (whether being creeped on by adults, or being exploited by teens/adults to make games) and makes a fortune out of it. If it weren't online, it'd be illegal and people would be in
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by amiga386 8mo ago
You've said "size" twice in comments, did you mean "seize"?
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Well, Tories would argue that you can't get the really big turbines onshore that you can offshore, so it doesn't really matter. Tiddly little turbines don't generate that much, and why spend lots of money on the planning proc
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It shouldn't be that complicated. The UK sells electricity to Ireland (and vice-versa?) in the same way that Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway sell electricity to the UK, and vice-versa. Don't tell me EirGrid&#x
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by amiga386 8mo ago
The GP alluded to "a handful of terms everyone agrees are reasonable". Regardless of what those are, their hypothetical definition makes them implicitly reasonable. You can circularly reason that these hypothetical univerally-reas
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Luxury brands vs... McDonalds. I don't think it will. However, the luxury brands have the Soup Nazi's business model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Soup_Nazi
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Now you have: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/jul/08/... (2024) Also https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jan/14/offshore... Also h
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by amiga386 8mo ago
You're mistaken. Onshore wind in England was de-facto but not de-jure banned by the Tories in 2018, due to a footnote inserted in their National Planning Policy Framework. Labour removed this footnote in 2024, immediately after winning
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by amiga386 8mo ago
> Why should a government prohibit private parties from agreeing to anything other than those 3 things? Because a severe power imbalance allows for abuse, and governments should prohibit such abuse. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Thanks! For my next trick, I'll solve systemic racism by turning my logo black for a month.
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by amiga386 8mo ago
It means giving money to the Russian government, so no. If anyone from the Russian government is reading this, get the fuck out of Ukraine. Thank you.
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by amiga386 8mo ago
The more nuanced take is that, if somehow your game is actually good or interesting despite being full of other people's assets, players will see the value that you created (e.g. making a fun game). This is missing in most "as
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Whether you get sued is more on the plaintiff than you. Per your link, the Supreme Court's thinking on "structure, sequence and organization" (Oracle's argument why Google shouldn't even be allowed to faithfully pro
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by amiga386 8mo ago
> Players only object against AI art assets. And only when they're painfully obvious. Restaurant-goers only object against you spitting in their food if it's painfully obvious (i.e. they see you do it, or they taste it) Players
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by amiga386 8mo ago
For those that don't have 4 hours to spare: https://youtu.be/yDp3cB5fHXQ?t=2339 > But it turns out writing a good review is really difficult. For example, I use the phrase "it turns out" more than once eve
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by amiga386 8mo ago
turns out... little monkey fella [fyi, this is one of those misquotes like "play it again sam" or "scotty beam me up": https://scrimpton.com/ep/ep-xfm-S3E07#pos-1138 "turns out it was a little
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Islam does not tell you to do this. It's the cultural practises of specific kinship networks in the UK, especially from Mirpur. And the practise is also currently on the decline. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Briti
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This is the Lords to coming up with stuff to justify the OSA and further tighten the screws on the internet. It's open season. What it will result in is all porn being watched via VPN, and us turning into Russia/China, where the S
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by amiga386 8mo ago
What upsets me is less the fraudsters, though they are bad as you outline, but just the setup . Google is in unilateral control of a whole pile of things. Some of them are more critical than others - in particular, if you use a GMail addre
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What I currently see: main page -> download and try! -> browse supported devices lands on https://doc.e.foundation/devices which is a list of models, while main page -> download and try! -> check device compatib
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by amiga386 8mo ago
If the site can detect that it can't use WebUSB, it can give you instructions on how to download and flash the mobile OS, not tell you to fuck off. Compare: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/tokay/
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by amiga386 8mo ago
Yes, our masters once again embarrass us unworthy peons with their endless grace, generosity and forebearance. How lucky we are to entrust our data and our lives to them!
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by amiga386 8mo ago
> Red Hat noticed that something was off, but there was a new version published by "Jia Tan" that fixed the warnings and the performance issue Video of Jia Tan fixing the valgrind bugs: https://www.youtube.com/w
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by amiga386 8mo ago
systemd was the key to the whole backdoor. OpenSSH is maintained by the OpenBSD developers. OpenSSH does not use liblzma (xz) at all. Linux distros which chose to switch to systemd also chose to patch OpenSSH to call systemd's sd_not

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