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by blell 7mo ago
That argument does people who have invested decades of their lives into software engineering a lot of good.
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by blell 7mo ago
It could be that they are complete psychopaths with no respect for human life, or it could be that a minority of employees abuse toilet breaks but labour protection laws make them unfireable.
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by blell 7mo ago
… .txt? :D
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by blell 7mo ago
Is Podman still not supported natively on macOS?
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by blell 7mo ago
If Serbs wanted their own ethnostate they should have spent the last century subverting the structures of power and media of the West. They didn't do that and the civilians of Beograd paid the price.
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by blell 7mo ago
It’s not Linus Torvalds’ duty to make bootloader unlocking a reality.
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by blell 7mo ago
Unfortunately weather predictions aren’t as simple as a coin flip. But I’m sure meteorologists would manage to fuck up coin flips too.
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by blell 7mo ago
They don't know what's going to happen tomorrow but they know what's going to happen in 30 years.
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by blell 8mo ago
They should learn to code.
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by blell 8mo ago
Great point. By the way, by reading this comment, you agree to pay me one gorillion dollars.
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by blell 8mo ago
RT was not censored by any courts of law. It was censored by an unelected executive branch.
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by blell 8mo ago
Why is the response to all of this a giant ad hominem. “Oh but <region> does it too!” - how does this help me as an European?
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by blell 8mo ago
This article glows.
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by blell 8mo ago
The legal system has said absolutely nothing about what Apple is doing yet.
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by blell 8mo ago
Gluing batteries solved the old issue where you would drop your phone and it would shut down.
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by blell 8mo ago
>People loyal to their country tend to stay there. You'd be surprised. If I were to emigrate because of economic reasons (which is by far the most popular reason to emigrate) my loyalty would stay with my paychecks. I don’t see how
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by blell 8mo ago
Russia Today is blocked in the EU. Yes I know you’ll tell me it’s for my own good. Spare me.
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by blell 8mo ago
A certain part of the political aisle are seeing what free flow of information is doing to their youth numbers and they don’t like it. This is only the beginning.
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by blell 8mo ago
GTK+ is only a native GUI toolkit in GNOME.
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by blell 8mo ago
It’s called “Hybristophilia” and it’s a well-known phenomenon.
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by blell 8mo ago
Immigration policy is one of the most important things people vote for in an election. We need transparent crime data so we can make an informed vote.
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by blell 8mo ago
There’s no malice if there was no intention of falsifying quotes. Using a flawed tool doesn’t count as intention.
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by blell 8mo ago
The opposite of “Why do you want those brands to die?” is not “Why do you want those brands to exist?”.
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by blell 8mo ago
Why do you want those brands to die?
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by blell 8mo ago
70% of the GDP of Laos comes from scamming people in the first world. "A report by the Global Initiative on Transnational Organised Crime (based on United States Institute of Peace findings) estimated that revenues from “pig-butchering
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by blell 8mo ago
That’s good. I don’t like archival sites. Let things disappear.
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by blell 8mo ago
The weratedogs guy has been posting political messages for as long as I can remember. This is completely in character for him.
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by blell 8mo ago
The original Xen is rubbish. I’m glad they remade it. Just like they did with “On a rail”. Black Mesa is a masterpiece.
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by blell 8mo ago
I assume you, the player, have to provide the assets yourself, and the game won't run without them. Since the code does not contain the assets, there is no copyright infringement.
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by blell 8mo ago
Immigrants are a problem created by wealthy people with the intention of dumping the cost of labour.

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