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by antiloper 3y ago
Please read posts before replying to them.
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by antiloper 3y ago
This is the only correct answer, if you don't like the boss of a social media company, you should just cut all ties with everyone on there. Then lock yourself into your room, never go outside again, and complain about it on HN.
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by antiloper 3y ago
The "nearly powerless" refers to blocking the bill being the only thing the parliament is able to do. The commission can just keep proposing this bill, it only needs to pass the parliament once. Once passed, future parliaments a
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by antiloper 3y ago
Not every russian works in the Kremlin.
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by antiloper 3y ago
Your mileage may vary but my opinion: Because its controlled by Microsoft. ASP.NET Core brings everything necessary to develop a web application, from an ORM, to a web server, to a router, to an HTML templating language, to a client-side SP
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by antiloper 3y ago
Not every human action is required to move the GDP line upwards.
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by antiloper 3y ago
yt-dlp is open source and I'm sure the Google engineers have been aware of it ever since it or it's ancestors were released.
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by antiloper 3y ago
Absolutely correct, communism has made attending Formula 1 races affordable in Europe.
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by antiloper 3y ago
Absolutely correct, publishing false news is acceptable as long as it fits the agenda.
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by antiloper 3y ago
A process that's stuck on an NFS operation is unkillable, even by a SIGKILL from the root user. So any shutdown/reboot procedure that has a "kill all processes" step will be unable to complete (unless it has a timeout).
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by antiloper 3y ago
Does anyone know how the "death date" is implemented? Does the OS not boot if NTP says the date is greater than some preconfigured value? The article doesn't say.
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by antiloper 3y ago
The 4th amendment already exists and is ignored by the federal government (e.g. the border search exception [1]). Passing another amendment will accomplish nothing, it will get ignored just like the 4th one. [1] https://en.wikipe
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by antiloper 3y ago
Yes, DVDs use the MPEG-2 codec which has a horrible compression ratio compared to H.264 (and CD audio is completely uncompressed).
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by antiloper 3y ago
It's not being a parasite if the author willingly chooses to give his work away for free. It is also not the tragedy of the commons, since the tragedy of the commons refers to consuming a finite resource. A software library is not a
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by antiloper 3y ago
This entire comment thread is missing the point. By releasing this library at no charge, the author is valuing his software at zero dollars. Downstream users accept his offer. There is no story here.
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by antiloper 3y ago
What does the station owner's race have to do with this? (rhetorical question, no answer required)
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by antiloper 3y ago
They discovered this during a recount that only happened because someone noticed a different calculation error in the official result [1] ("Hans Peter Doskozil" + "Andreas Babler" should add up to "Gültige Stimmen
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by antiloper 3y ago
Then the title would be completely useless since nobody knows what or which "Max" is.
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by antiloper 3y ago
I'd assume that the overlap between capable open source developers and people who enjoy accounting enough to write their own accounting solution is fairly small.
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by antiloper 3y ago
It is not "exclusively the right". The social democrats strongly voted in favour of chatcontrol. If there's anything all EU bureaucrats are agreeing on, it's that they need more power. https://mepwatch.eu&#x2F
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by antiloper 3y ago
Enforcing this is easy. The top high performance GPU manufacturers (Nvidia, AMD, Intel) are all incorporated in the U.S.
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by antiloper 3y ago
Oi mate you got a loicense for that matrix multiplication?
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by antiloper 3y ago
What value does this comment add?
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by antiloper 3y ago
Counterpoint on GCP: Way too risky to use as a small to medium business. Google has a known history of firing its customers without recourse.