concerndc1tizen

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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
How does OpenZiti compare to Nebula? What does it do better/worse, and are the use cases different?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
What do people find upsetting about Discord? It's free, there's no ads, it's reliable, it has many established communities, it's cross-platform and even works in the browser, supports voice chat and screen sharing. What
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
What's not communal about it? Should they allow anyone to participate without limits?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Exactly, I was adding perspective to the conversation. Things don't have to be absolute. You can have some users that love a design, while others hate it. If you want to respect all your users, your design needs to have that diversity
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Is it only allowed to say positive things? Why ad hominem?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Lots of positive comments. Allow me to share a different perspective: I hate this. I long for serious content and straightforward UX, and less on gimmicks. The modern scrollbars is a good example of how terrible UX has become, which is obvi
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
What's file lockers? Do you have examples?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Telegram requires permission to view all your contacts on iOS :) So I refuse to use it now.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Just because something rhymes, doesn't make it true, it just makes it more interesting. I like your version better: He who cheats, does not advance. Or you could say: He who cheats, cheats but himself. It shapes every relationship and
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
There is no intent, so it is no more discriminatory than removing autumn leaves is discrimination against trees.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Maybe, but are you saying that you could perform an operation like "if string startswith("www") then ..." without decryption? That sounds enormously complicated. And even so, it would be leaky, because you could follow t
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
You can't trust third party compute.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
How would you compare the three options, - https://github.com/gitpod-io/openvscode-server - https://github.com/coder/code-server - https://github.com/eclipse-theia/theia I&#x
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
VSCode is part of their Embrace Extend Extinguish strategy. It embraced open standards. Then extended them with proprietary plugins. And then extinguished alternatives by making their plugins incompatible. Why did they buy GitHub? Well, it
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
VSCode is an IDE designed to suffocate the open source alternatives, so that they retain full strategic control. Oh, and it also promotes their tech (Copilot, Github, C#, TypeScript). It's a long list of issues. It works well though, p
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
I'm curious because in a Kubernetes environment, the privileges can be minimal, i.e. read only filesystem, running as nobody, empty filesystem, etc.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Which privileges are required? CAP_NET_ADMIN? Or nothing at all?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
I wonder how many people there are, that don't have these weaknesses. And who are therefore forced to hear terrible audio because the compression method only considers the majority.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Does this mean that they also have unconstrained control over the weaponized diseases created and stored in laboratories? Should I be concerned that they may break all treaties and engage in biological warfare with the EU?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
scrolling also broken on firefox. ridiculous.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Is OpenAI claiming copyright ownership over the generated synthetic data? That would be a dangerous precedent to establish. If it's a terms of service violation, I guess they're within their rights to terminate service, but what o
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Has anyone considered that Copilot doesn't need to be good, it just needs to justify collecting your data?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Nice idea! Related: In Black Mirror, they pause the advertisement when you disable the sound. So maybe you'll eventually have to use a separate sound system whereby they cannot detect that you're muting it. Then, they'll trac
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
- That's just like, your opinion, man He was using DRM as a metaphor for restricted software. And advocating that software should do whatever the user wants. If the user is ignorant about the harm the software does, then adding robots.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> I find it disturbing Oh no, someone on the internet found something offensive!
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
There are so many combative people on HackerNews lately who insist to misinterpret everything. I really wonder if it's bots or just assholes.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Do I like being called a "self important ignoramus"? No. Does it make me belligerent? Yes. I care deeply about humanity, and I'm surprised to conclude that we will definitely have a civil war soon. See you on the other side.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
You misunderstood: I'm saying that right wing activist groups can use botnet to pretend to be LGBT, while being hateful and extreme in their views, to the point that "normal" people (who are indifferent about LGBT) become ann
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
I've seen extensive evidence of it. Not specifically my posts, but collaborating in general, yes. I've observed many people being bullied out of open source communities that are LGBT-dominant, and I'm not the first to speak o
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
It's an interesting arms race, where an optimal bot has better chances of surviving than a normal person that will naturally have diverse opinions. As I pointed out in another comment: The right can pretend to be antagonizing extremist

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