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by bzb6 6y ago
When you donate to Mozilla the money doesn’t go to the betterment of the Firefox browser.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Things don’t need to change constantly. If it works it must be left as it is.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Here in Spain we are forced by law to wear masks when we go out even if the street is completely empty. It feels like a way of pushing the responsibility of what’s happening from the government to the people.
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by bzb6 6y ago
“topsy-turvy” sounds funny. I had never heard it.
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by bzb6 6y ago
That’s a huge nitpick, given that RIRs generally don’t give a shit even if you don’t use the addresses at all. Also I can imagine Amazon would rightly sue if a RIR tried to take addresses from them.
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by bzb6 6y ago
That’s what’s happening here in Spain. The biggest ISPs are doing nothing to migrate to IPv6 because they are sitting on a shitload of IPv4 addresses and that makes it very hard for new ISPs to compete.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Mozilla had an alternative to Electron and they dropped it before Electron was born even. Who do we have to blame if not them? Their priorities have always been wrong.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I almost feel bad at the replies. They look like they were written by people whose job is to look at Twitter all day.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Don’t beat yourself up, I didn’t read it.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Usually calling yourself disabled means you get lots of advantages over normal people so why not?
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by bzb6 6y ago
I don’t get why people call this guy a fascist when he defends freedom. I guess fascist is the standard insult for politicians we don’t like nowadays.
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by bzb6 6y ago
7000 downloads per week is almost nothing.
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by bzb6 6y ago
At least here in my country it’s a medical tribunal that tells you if you’re disabled or not, and even tells you how disabled you are with a percent. It’s an easy question with an easy answer.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Why is this kind of data on servers connected to the internet?
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by bzb6 6y ago
So they are not only annoying but also worthless. Got it.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Then they should’ve been fined for not respecting dnt
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by bzb6 6y ago
This cookie insanity has to stop. Instead of adding popups everywhere, users should’ve been trained to use the options of their browsers, which have existed for decades.
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by bzb6 6y ago
That’s absolutely ridiculous. What exactly are you implying?
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by bzb6 6y ago
No thanks, I don’t want to spend all day receiving spam via WhatsApp like in the days of irc.
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by bzb6 6y ago
That’s why I said I’ll never understand them, not that they should be put in jail.
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by bzb6 6y ago
If you are unemployed or a student you have no income.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Because accents are part of your language and your language is an integral part of your heritage.
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by bzb6 6y ago
You could already use qr codes in the terminal because we’ve had black blocks and spaces for 60 years.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Qt has been changing hands a lot. I assume it’s a money black hole at this point. The future is Electron. I don’t like it either but this is the nail in the coffin of Qt.
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by bzb6 6y ago
People used to say that it’s possible to make money with OSS because Red Hat does it. This invalidates that already dated argument.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I don’t know what people expected from a service like this hosted in Germany... Germany is a very bad place for personal freedoms when compared to most of the west
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by bzb6 6y ago
So what’s the point? If you don’t trust the certificate you won’t be able to browse the internet at all.
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by bzb6 6y ago
A bug in the AMD drivers? That couldn’t be.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I see, they are the same thing to me, hence the confusion.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Are you really making the argument that people with money can’t be leftists? Do you know liberals are on average richer? https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/19/economic-divide-in-the-us-is... Most executives of tech

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