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by bzb3 6y ago
What % of people are asymptomatic?
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by bzb3 6y ago
I'm with you. I've simply had so many problems with AMD products (CPU and GPU). They seem attractive because of their price points but they are always a purchase I end up regretting for a very diverse variety of reasons. Never aga
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by bzb3 6y ago
Dogs in an office. Dogs. In an office. What the fuck?
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by bzb3 6y ago
Okay, this is funny. https://mobile.twitter.com/marc0der/status/12635891580579635...
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by bzb3 6y ago
There are lots of jobs people don't enjoy. Who's going to do those? If they raise the salaries and start getting applicants, who's going to buy the much more expensive produce? They'd have to increase the amount of ubi,
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by bzb3 6y ago
The video actually get removed, how is this "fake outrage"
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by bzb3 6y ago
I'm reluctant to tap on videos. I assume this is the age old thing of some users being mods of several important subs at once?
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by bzb3 6y ago
He might need Windows AND the WSL2.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Why pro-bono? Doesn't Red Hat make lots of money?
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by bzb3 6y ago
So end users should read all the source code of every piece of software they intend to use before using it instead of using a proven jailing method?
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's a fallacious argument. The fact that someone is doing something doesn't mean it's automatically legal.
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by bzb3 6y ago
What do you mean "the API"? Shouldn't Windows just pass all requests to resolve domains through doh or dot? Have they really added an opt-in API instead of making it the default?
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by bzb3 6y ago
This is literally what Firefox did and it was widely applauded.
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's a very good point, but I have to say ublock origin has done nothing yet to breach my trust.
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by bzb3 6y ago
>uBlock Origin still works fine in Chromium today. They intended to gimp the API. Not sure if the changes are in effect already though. >Even if Google were to disallow it and other powerful adblockers, the alternative (similar to con
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by bzb3 6y ago
Chrome now has a gimped ad block API, brave is more flexible. It also comes with some anti fingerprinting measures and additional options.
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by bzb3 6y ago
It's not the same id: wrapper vs wrapped
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by bzb3 6y ago
I misunderstood what the gp meant by "the public are out demanding that reopening happens".
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by bzb3 6y ago
In what way do the three first points affect the daily life of the average American? There you have your answer. They protest if the topic affects them, as it's normal.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Spain and its social-communist government.
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by bzb3 6y ago
They dictate policies of all kinds that all members are meant to include in their local laws in a reasonable amount of time.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Regardless of what happened to this woman, if the public wants the reopening, then by all means it should happen. The opposite, house arrest against the public wishes, is terrifying.
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by bzb3 6y ago
It doesn't have to be "cognitive dissonance". They simply might not share your political views.
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by bzb3 6y ago
In my country >90% of smartphone users have Android. Yes I would call that a monopoly. Yes I think monopolies should be regulated. Not at the city level since that's ridiculous and sounds like a strawman. That comment was just an ex
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by bzb3 6y ago
Yes, as per https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23221497
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by bzb3 6y ago
I'm happy with Amazon, if you don't like them then don't use them, but don't punish us all with going back to the shitty local commerce.
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by bzb3 6y ago
That means going for the lowest denominator.
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by bzb3 6y ago
That code and setting belongs in an extension.
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's good. Signed: CSGO player who's tired of cheaters.
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by bzb3 6y ago
When you create a new profile you're asked to put a shortcut in your desktop, you don't need to create it by hand.

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