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by bimblesticks 2y ago
Looks like their devs learned RegEx on regetwitter.com
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
Trying to rank the IT Crowd right now and the episodes keep refreshing before I click anything - https://tvsort.com/show/2490/matrix_01hk2y2csmeg1tdczs12wbz6... Am using Firefox with uBlock Origin if that affects
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
We don’t live in a perfect world, and the priority should be preventing Google from having complete control over the internet. If you have any better ideas for how to do that, please let us know.
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
Can’t speak for everyone else but I just think that getting people to change their OS is much harder than getting people to change their web browser, so it makes sense to start there. Chromium is in that awkward position where it is techni
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
1. Of course there is no such thing as flawless data analysis, but they have data and people hired to analyse it and we… don’t. 2. RH makes their money of off companies that pay for support. Do you think that if a company can’t use CentOS t
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
RH presumably has access to far more detailed statistics on usage and adoption of CentOS and RHEL than we do. Many of the execs at RH have been at the company for decades, and so will have been observing these statistics over the years and
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
I don’t understand why people keep claiming that the advantages of these clones (expanding the ecosystem) outweigh the disadvantages (lost revenue) to Red Hat. Surely, RH have access to far better statistics on this issue than we do, and th
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by bimblesticks 3y ago
Wow, another blog post on the same two changes everyone else has been talking about for two weeks, rehashing the exact same arguments. I genuinely cannot think of a company that contributes more to open-source projects than Red Hat. They to