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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
What's your view?
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
That's your opinion. Businesses make their own decisions. You'd be aware if you knew anything about history.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Everything you say might be technically true. But if you look at the bigger picture, Ukraine has been invaded and occupied by a bigger countries which buys western banks to do it's money laundering through. Now is not the time to be
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
I don't know the name of this rhetorical device, but I assure you it that using it is older than gpt
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
I appreciate the humour and sarcasm but often less is more. You should've just written "Obviously this is because 77% of all pornhub viewers were underage" and left it at that.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Some times I think that the US optimises for being a place for business, not for the freedom of its people.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
If a company is the Soviet Union and the CEO is Stalin, HR would be the NKVD. How did Stalin keep the NKVD in line? They were also being murdered themselves while filling their murder quotas.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
I'm not gonna say anything because if I say something I'm gonna be in trouble.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Thanks for the link.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Here we go again. Can someone explain to me what digital euro is? Is it a different currency? Is not, are the euros on my bank's computers also digital euros? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_bank_digital_curr
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
I would love to hear more. Have you published this somewhere you wanna share?
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
And more importantly, zero purpose other than to enrich themselves.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Non sequitor. He was right about what companies would do if allowed, and that's the most important thing to keep in mind.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
The best thing about uv is it's not conda. Pip is also not conda, but uv is way faster than pip.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Stallman was right.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
I think the author has a point, but his examples are bad. He talks about mouse sensitivity, windows manager, keyboard switches, and vscode. All those things were made to be tweaked . He's not so much exploring as he is playing with a
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
The "things that got him cancelled" were things he said (as opposed to things he did) and those that I've read were correct (though I'm aware I havent read everything he said on the subject).
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Those who exchange freedom for hardware deserve neither.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
I haven't seen him say anything I disagree with. But we would have to discuss specifics for me to have confidence.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
To my untrained eye: not sure about the first one,but the second one is obviously good. Correct?
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
TIL OnionShare Cute.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Funny, I was got the vibe form Carmack that he's the kind of person who will crush everyone around him if he ever gets power.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Stallman was right.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Maybe recovery email. Gmail once in a while asks me to set one up.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Uh oh. For a long time I've been giving myself the excuse that the only reason why I keep using Gmail is security - Google has never had these kind of breaches. The argument is no longer valid, time to move off Gmail.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Those who exchange freedom for convenience deserve neither.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Great, I have a question for you if you can be bothered. I recently "bought" a .com domain. It's not a popular English word, it's a small number of letters that match some truncation of my names. No competition, nobody w
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
It's just a transport, and it needs a server.
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
OT what's with the email addresses with percent signs in them?
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by bfkwlfkjf 1y ago
Yup! Someone else just pointed it out. Brilliant, thank you!

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