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by couscouspie 2y ago
It doesn't matter where software was produced or where it's core contributors reside. As long as it is fully open sourced and distributed under the GPL license (as Fedora) it is by nature an independent technology that empowers th
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by couscouspie 2y ago
The problem with ADHD is, that the symptoms are very common and it is mostly the degree to which an actual case of ADHD is different from the neurotypical person. So, a big portion of the overall population feels like they might have it and
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by couscouspie 2y ago
Yaeh, but they also gave that seal to the US authorities even though everyone clearly knew that this was based purely on wishful thinking.
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by couscouspie 2y ago
The low adoption rate is another big plus of the Gemini protocol and similar solutions for a Javascript-free and open internet.
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by couscouspie 2y ago
Just in case you didn't know: With https://github.com/mikefarah/yq you can just immediately translate YAMLs like yq some.yaml -o json
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by couscouspie 2y ago
What is depressing about old tools? I love the GNU coreutils and am really passionate about them. They are old, but near perfect.
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by couscouspie 2y ago
What is the benefit of knowing "that anybody is out there"? Subjective devaluation of current employees?
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by couscouspie 2y ago
I highly doubt that there is any truth to the narrative of real eastate value as a driver of RTO policies. The effect if there was one would be way too indirect and furthermore a classical prisoner's dilemma, as your company would bene