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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
The more you suppress normal people, the more people you will add to your opposition. But perhaps the right wing knows that. Maybe they're adding fuel to the fire by supporting extremist LGBT people. Wouldn't that be something!
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Bulldozed: flagged, downvoted, villified, sidetracked, strawmanned, ad hominem, getting cancelled. They often use tactics like brigading, dogpiling, astroturfing.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Dude, I'd argue that the people in these comments are suffering from cognitive dissonance. I see people presenting two beliefs: 1) enterprises should be free to offer the services they want, to who they want 2) consumers have the right
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> If you would like a discussion about ensuring abstractions over the services you use Yes, please. I'd love to hear your ideas, and I agree that we still need to figure things out, particularly how to make open source self-sustaini
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> if you genuinely would like a discussion about the pitfalls of the funding models of open source That is absolutely what I want, and I appreciate your contribution to the debate. > you're forced to use words like "smear&qu
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> the absolutely horrendous behaviour They've ignored their application. That hardly qualifies as "horrendous". Don't you believe in freedom? It's fair to criticize them for monopolistic practices and creating a
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
To some people, rejection is uncomfortable. And rejection is noisy and wasteful. And companies can't really be honest in this situation anyway, so it's pointless. So I like the Hollywood approach: Don't call us, we'll ca
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> If you're reading this and you work for Docker in some relevant capacity, give us a hint as to what we're supposed to do here, we'd really appreciate it. It sounds to me like their ultimate goal is to get more free stuff
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
I don't agree that you can speak on behalf of "everyone".
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> we were preparing for our annual DSOS renewal. This process is abysmal, there's no way to apply to roll over membership, or even a renewal process per se, you have to reapply from scratch every year using the same badly-designed f
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Your position is one of presumed entitlement, where you rely on services being provided because the outcry of not doing it would be costly. So you're right in that sense. It's essentially blackmail: free services in exchange for s
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
And once those services are fully developed, and the market is captured, do they still need to provide free services? Isn't compatibility issues a major problem for alternative registries?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
If you don't like it, then why don't you use a different provider? If you want free stuff, is your strategy to smear them into giving you more free stuff? Storage, compute, and traffic, isn't free. You've been the benefi
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Nice charts, but M0100CUSM070NNBR is from 1948 to 1963 :)
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Fair point :D it was more about arguing that the situation is complex and it can be an excellent and terrible app at the same time, depending on what your measure is.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Is it possible that all of these are true at the same time? - Tiktok has great content and a great algorithm to help you find it - Tiktok advances Chinese interests - Tiktok spies and collects data, such as scraping your clipboard, network
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
@railway What would you say are your biggest threats? Power seems to the big one, especially when the AI power and electric vehicle demand will drive up kWh prices. Networking seems another one. I'm out of the loop, but it seems to me
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
There's no reason to attack generalists.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Do I read correctly that this is related to "rsync daemon" (rsyncd), and therefore has minimal impact on people who just use rsync over ssh?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Could just be a bot ad for that app though.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
It's hard to prove either way, for or against, because behaviors are different in different countries, age groups, apps, and so on. Maybe it works for some segments, but not others. But I've met countless people, of both genders,
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
> Firefighters said some bodies were scattered 100 to 200 m (330 to 660 ft) from the crash site while others were found mutilated or burnt among the wreckage.[61] Police officials said it would require over a week to identify the more th
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Why is it always Boeing?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
Yes, that's what I'm saying. An LLM washing machine doesn't get rid of the copyright.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
And similarly, translating those sentences into data points is still a derivative work, like transcribing music and then making a new recording is still derivative.
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
The same is true for operating systems. Why don't they sandbox properly? We have sandboxing on mobile apps. Why can't we have the same for desktop?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
So, Lee Harvey Oswald?
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
That is indeed another improvable alternate theory. From my perspective, it's unusual to commit suicide in such a silent way, with such elaborate attention to detail. He could have killed the copilot, and had knowledge about disabling
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
"In politics, a defector is a person who gives up allegiance to one state in exchange for allegiance to another, changing sides in a way which is considered illegitimate by the first state." - Wikipedia You can have defectors int
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by concerndc1tizen 2y ago
I would say the most salient example is MH370. The more you read about it, the more you become in disbelief. If it was an operation, it is one of the most advanced ones that I've ever read about. They knew exactly how to deactivate bea

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