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by beeboobaa 3y ago
You think they're holding it in a 0% interest account? That'd be foolish. And we know the people they steal from aren't getting their due interest.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
You clearly have no idea what you are chattering about. The saying "Don't break userspace" is for the kernel . It has nothing to do with userspace programs potentially affecting other userspace programs.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Every time I see a respectable project use a Code of Conduct I remind myself that, unfortunately, Caroline Ada won[1] and also that github will ban you if your code uses words they don't like[2] [1] https://github.com/o
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
If nothing else, that while ordeal has shown you can get a job at GitHub even if your only marketable skill is harassing people.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
I do not want to learn programming. I just wanna use the computer as simple as possible. Let me just tell it what to do and be done with it. Kudos to all who love programming, for me, it's just a tool I have to use.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
An $80k interest free loan sounds pretty nice
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Also known as "the price" for anyone who doesn't sit on massive gas deposits
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
because you're not expecting to have to scale beyond 1 instance for the next few years & are already using postgres & now everything is trivially transactional. KISS
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
> I'm not buying an extra device just to compensate for shitty software, that's silly Serious question: Then why did you buy an Apple TV? This is Apple's entire MO. You are expected to replace all your devices every year o
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Let me know how you like it when you have hundreds of loud, angry people hanging out in front of your house, lighting tires and pallets on fire and dousing your house with animal shit.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
> though I would point out there are reasons governments might want to support citizens who make food more than citizens who make widgets. Keep in mind that these farmers mostly export their food for profit. It is not being used to feed
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
It's not how we like them in the Netherlands. I don't care at all what the French like.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
The food grown in NL is mostly exported because it's so cheap to operate here thanks to subsidies.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Religious groups aren't (well, shouldn't) be special. They're just like fans of a sports club and if they cause violence and hate, they should be investigated.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
In this case the unfortunate answer is that they were given cushy subsidies and preferential treatment for years and this is sadly no longer sustainable due to climate change. They are now entitled and angry. It's understandable they d
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
The farmers have been anything but peaceful. They've destroyed public & private property, doused it in literal shit, started fires and threatened politicians. They've also blocked roads preventing emergency services from getti
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
One mosque whose members have repeatedly caused problems does not equal the entire population of the religion.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
I have not mentioned Islam anywhere, and strongly believe that any organized group that spreads hate and violence needs to be investigated and dealt with.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Please don't post personal attacks to HN, and please follow the site guidelines in general: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
It's a matter of severity. If (fans of) a sports team frequently vandalizes a town after their team plays then yes, they absolutely should be surveilled.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
I'm guessing you're american, so maybe this absurd statement is true in your perceived reality, but no, the police do not cause more violence.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
I have, and it's pretty obvious that religion causes a lot of violence
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
"Sorry, you filled out the form incorrectly"
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
I'm not sure what your point is, but I think we're basically agreeing? RSS and decentralized hosting used to be normal until the bigcorps got greedy and started manipulating the masses (by removing features from browsers and such)
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Not really, I have a browser extension that still shows it. Super rare now, which isn't surprising, because like you say the browsers don't show it by default anymore.
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
> Being able to look up almost any podcast in any podcast app and find its RSS feed and subscribe to it directly without requiring any intermediary is a huge thing in this era of proprietary silos. That's the point he's getting
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Apple doesn't sell general purpose computing devices anymore
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Can't tell if this is satire or if you're being serious... Just in case you're being serious, you realize that people can already imagine others naked in public or just snap a picture or video of them using their phone and up
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
> 1. you're not trusting anyone Sure you are. You're trusting the client to send you valid data. > 2. the UUID by itself doesn't authenicate or authorize anything Okay, better hope no one ever considers the UUID to be
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by beeboobaa 3y ago
Trusting your clients to generate your database IDs... What could go wrong?

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