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by bigbugbag 7y ago
Not trying to defend them for not doing journlism and being unable to understand a simple sentence but these 'news' outlet just copied what had been written in the medium publication calling for the removal of Stallman[1]: "
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by bigbugbag 7y ago
I get your point but it is your local and anecdotal evidence. In the era of mechanization adult men were replaced in factories by children as young as 6 years old and it was considered a great progress because they could be paid much less a
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by bigbugbag 7y ago
As if 2019 was a model of how we should live, of ethics and morality. It is simple to point that 2019 is actually the opposite of a what we should do and very close to a model of what we should not do, especially if we care for our children
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by bigbugbag 7y ago
Funny that you would single out Denmark when it had age of consent set at 12 when most of the US had it at 10 or even as low as 7 for Delaware[1]. Many 'developed' countries had age of consent set at 12 until recently (for example
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by bigbugbag 7y ago
Let's not forget that there was a time when children were taught sex in practical lessons with their parents and this was the norm and perfectly accepted and as such worked well. It is quite possible that in our times and current socie
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by bigbugbag 7y ago
phpbb forums went away ? I'm still visit those on a regular basis. some did close but the reason is facebook sucked people in its time consuming spiral of irrelevant noise.
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Niõ: privacy management toolbox aimed to be used as a GDPR compliance service(maif.github.io)
3 points by bigbugbag 8y ago|0 comments
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Melusine: A high-level library for emails classification and feature extraction(github.com)
2 points by bigbugbag 8y ago|0 comments
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Otoroshi: API management on top of a reverse proxy(maif.github.io)
2 points by bigbugbag 8y ago|0 comments
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Izanami: Config, feature flipping and A/B testing made simple(maif.github.io)
2 points by bigbugbag 8y ago|0 comments
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Unlocking God Mode on x86 Processors – Hardware Backdoors in x86 CPUs(hackaday.com)
4 points by bigbugbag 8y ago|0 comments
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
De-google-ify Internet: https://degooglisons-internet.org/en/
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Unlocking God Mode on x86 Processors - Hardware Backdoors in x86 CPUs(hackaday.com)
5 points by bigbugbag 8y ago|0 comments
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
I'm not surprised, I left ubuntu a decade ago because their way of doing things was causing me headaches and they did not seem to care, all that seemed to matter was bug 1 : becoming microsoft in place of microsoft.
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
I have abandoned my home directory to this madness. I have a home sub folder where my actual home lives allowing for portability. This trend is killing the usefulness and practical aspects of having a home folder.
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
I own several pine64 and they're not delivering on the promises and expectations. This is why I'm staying far away from the pinebook pro. Also imho the pinebook pro is crippled by a lack of ram, arm cpu (lack of support from major
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
Sorry but the trackpoint is probably gonna be dropped from this design. This is thing is heavily patented and costs a fortune that makes it unrealistic to add to a niche market product. This is learned from experience by the team who design
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
I would not carry a macbook, too expensive, significant chance of being biten by their history a defective design[1], very difficult to upgrade or repair, etc. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUaJ8pDlxi8
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
look at the pyra: https://pyra-handheld.com/
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
Of course something similar to this can come to market, there is a market for this as nothing actually answer to these needs even if it is a niche market. the success of the openpandora[1] demonstrated without a doubt that as long there is
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
Maybe it's my hate of the macbook air for lacking ports combined with my hate of people used by instagram on top of my hate of everything faceboook, but I had no problem with this particular sentence about the trend hardware has been f
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
iphone lacks vital hardware, it has no keyboard. lacking a keyboard is abysmal productivity vs being able to type and do key combinations. try using stuff like vim/emacs or byobu/screen on an iphone, try to select and middle click
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
the x250 is a really bad design, thinkpad after the x230 are getting worse to bad.
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
Except it is exactly like a slot machine, well akin to an evolved version actually. It is designed to be addictive with compulsion loops and reinforcement, exploiting brain mechanisms you are not aware of such as disproportionate feedback c
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
Are you really surprised ? To me this seems exactly as intended and expected from facebook, this is fully in line with how facebook thinks and works. Everything facebook is designed to maximize profit in any possible way out of people not k
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
srware's iron has been out there since the beginning: https://www.srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
Switched my whole family on Linux 15+ years ago, call for support went down dramatically maybe 95% now versus then. There was a few hiccups along the way to find a suitable distro, dropping ubuntu was a huge improvement in this. Most rece
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
You may be interested in looking into borg to replace rsnapshot. https://borgbackup.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ https://github.com/borgbackup/borg https://github.com/borgbackup&
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
The reccurring issue people seem to have with linux is that they use ubuntu. Just use a decent distro instead and see if that fixes your issues.
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by bigbugbag 8y ago
your problem here is not linux, your problem is probably ubuntu and lenovo. ubuntu is notoriously buggy and lenovo thinkpads are more and more hostile to linux since 5-6 years. Try something like manjaro instead of ubuntu and see if you sti

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