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by blueflow 8mo ago
Initially i hated systemd for the change it bought and lennarts behavior, but today I'm wiser. Today i hate systemd for its bad debugability (edit unit & daemon-reload loops), the lockups that happen whenever there is a fifo in the
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by blueflow 8mo ago
> You're just not entitled to have third parties trust that device with their systems and money. But its a bank, right? Its my money.
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by blueflow 8mo ago
Everything under the assumption that tampering is a bigger problem then abusive companies controlling your software stack.
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by blueflow 8mo ago
... and it will also refuse to boot if it has been modified by the user. Preventing this was the reason we had free software in the first place.
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by blueflow 8mo ago
> Because I use NixOS feels like the new "btw i use arch"
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by blueflow 9mo ago
Maybe its that the social norms around sex are that women do not enjoy it and men have to force it on them. The harm of that is that women feel shame for enjoying it and men feel shame for wanting it. The social norms are garbage, at some p
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by blueflow 9mo ago
Are the stars by users or by automated agents?
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by blueflow 9mo ago
Okay this is legit hilarious.
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by blueflow 9mo ago
Dare to tell what you used it for? Or would you risk loosing some degree or something if you speak about it?
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by blueflow 9mo ago
Your router will open up any port for an ephemeral forwarding if the traffic looks like that forwarding is warranted. Any application can open arbitrary inbound pathways. "Application" also includes the Javascript you run in your
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by blueflow 10mo ago
People come for the technical talks and leave for for the politics. Every year you got new people who find out the hard way that the CCC is a place for ardent activism, not for critical thinking. The people who stay do it to meet their frie
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by blueflow 10mo ago
Third straw-man in a row. get lost, troll.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
I don't know whats more damaging - watching some beheading video when 12 or having controlling parents that do not leave you any autonomy even in the digital space. Personally i prefer the beheading video as its not far from whats alre
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by blueflow 10mo ago
> No one in their right mind believes that you can accomplish widespread, high speed communication via "talking to people IRL" like you can with the internet. Nobody claimed that. I'm not sure whether this sort of comms is
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by blueflow 10mo ago
> this person is suggesting the answer to governments taking away our ability to freely communicate is to stop freely communicating You equate comms with internet. Maybe you should talk to people IRL more often.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
Link on that, as OCR should be more reliable with Times New Roman due to significant serifs.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
No? If signalling led to an decision, the reversal is not automatically signalling based. Calibri is just not a good font.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
It is racial discrimination by current legal standards. Fact.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
Important to mention: Alpine can run from RAM like TinyCore
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by blueflow 10mo ago
The dividing lines are the purest form of social construction. "arbitrary" for some people and "everyone agrees" for others.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
What about experimentally validating these models against reality? There is kinda a reason why we came up with the models we currently have.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
Your level of antagonism is unwarranted.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
I love how all of his PRs are torn apart as AI slop, and he is still posting about it in public as if it was some kind of success story. I'm not sure a human would this delusional, maybe its a troll of some sort?
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by blueflow 10mo ago
I see no contradiction? Bitrot is caused by some other project moving. Of course the niche projects will suffer less from it if they incorporate less innovations. Edit: You really do like calling other people liars and fascists?
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by blueflow 10mo ago
The equivalent of "growing grains" would be reading the documentation - SO is second-hand knowledge.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
I think that's less because of the license and more because people found patching gcc to be a big pain.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
Only on systemd/logind systems. Bitrot doesn't just happen, it caused by your dependencies considering your usecases obsolete.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
The settling on a dominant one does not happen - self-hosting becomes more popular.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
CachyOS installs it when you pick the "i3" flavour at install. Arch doesn't.
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by blueflow 10mo ago
No, i attempted to use CachyOS as ready-to-go distro to stop contributing. Instead of starting to contribute to CachyOS, i went back to my previous distro where i already do contribute.

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