csdreamer7

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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Ty for the information.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Not by ICANN? https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Can we get .local or .l added for private-use applications too?
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Ty for the info. What exactly is escrow for source code? Some party you paid to upload a tar.gz to an sftp server?
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
How does that work exactly? They have rights to get a 3rd party to maintain the product if the original vendor goes out of business?
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> It is misleading to compare a battery array that lasts for 4 hours to a nuclear powered electric plant that supplies energy at a constant 24/7. It is misleading to compare the two: * One has no risk of a nuclear meltdown in a very
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Curious what people use besides Stripe (or Paypal) or if they are planning on moving away from it.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
This^ It is a pain to switch over; but that is the way it is with all sorts of proprietary programs. They just tighten the noose regardless if you pay or not.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
People complaining about an "Authy jail" and yet I have no issues with Aegis. Which is also open source, available in the f-droid store, and been around for years.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> "In a brief filed on behalf of the relatives of Mortimer Sackler, most of whom are based overseas, lawyers warned of “significant litigation costs and risks” in seeking to enforce any foreign court judgments against the family if
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Or we just reduce the length of copyright. Back when Walt Disney started, copyright was 28 years. That was good enough for him to get started producing a media empire. The Berne Convention requires 50 years-why not just go back to that stan
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Oftentimes, physicians are not paid by the hospital at all. They will form consulting groups and work for the consulting group which will have a contract with the hospital, or they'll do something C2C. This is a red herring. The h
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Don’t tax hospitals, but tax pharmaceutical companies? Hospitals, to maintain their nonprofit status, have to provide charitable contributions. One way is when patients apply for payment reduction or discharge because they can not affo
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
A lot of complaining about the tax exempt economy, but almost nothing about large corps that get away with deferring taxable income; and would lead to much fewer grants and dues from these companies that pay the Tax Foundation's bills.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Eh, more likely a support person saw a government request and assumed it was something, something, court ordered take down and complied and forwarded it to the lawyer. Lawyer and CEO saw the press coverage and expedited the return.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> What do you mean about NVIDIA? I find their drivers have become pretty good. Especially so if you're using them with containers. Have they? What GPU? Are you using the new open source kernel driver? Wayland or X?
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Yeah, a few times. Got burned very early on installing Slackware from about 10 billion stiffie disks Please do not use Slackware. With respect to Slackware, almost no one uses it because it is very old school. If I remember correctly y
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> I'm aware that other OSes exist, but I happen to hate Windows least on the whole :/ Have you given Linux a try? Unless you have an Nvidia card or an Adobe workflow; it is usually good. The Nvidia issue may go away in a year.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
At best the fees class action lawyers would charge would change that $1000 into $0.10. I already pay taxes; why not have the government do their job and protect my digital information and fine the companies and their executives so they lear
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Learned something new. Thank you.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Can you openly call for the murder of <enter ethnic group> in the US under the protection of the first amendment ? You can not. Inciting violence and calls for criminal action is a well establish limit of the First Amendment, bu
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
A lot of you are not taking about the biggest reason to avoid GitHub. Having the rug pulled from you. Terraform? Remember that? VMWare? Redis? What happens when a company stops providing a good deal? With GitHub you have lock in to the way
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
They added telemetry to Windows 7 and 8. Not as bad as 10, but still bad. https://betanews.com/2019/07/11/microsoft-adds-telemetry-win...
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
My first thought was "why don't they use Linux?". But then I thought about it. A lot of older systems have lost graphics support in modern Mesa and perhaps the kernel. Intel also was very bad with graphics for a time (GMA 500
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
This explains a lot. Most of CA's population does not live in wildfire prone zones. But most of the rural parts do. This will price them out of their homes. Parts of the central valley, the mountains, and really north California. They
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Would you rather someone unelected by the citizens decide who sits on the citizen review board? Not sure what the point of this argument is. The mayor could appoint someone. The public can directly elect someone. Why is Florida making
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> The absurd strawman argument would be to make their work day worse to increase compensation by decreasing supply of doctors and nurses. I doubt you should assume that with the growth of venture capital owned medical facilities.
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by csdreamer7 3y ago
Hello Mr Roberts, How much do you agreed with the internet sentiment that HB-1 visas are exploitive? What rights or recourse do HB-1 holders have that they are not aware of? I am an American citizen, but I do notice quite a few jobs filled
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by csdreamer7 3y ago
> thousands of fantastic little games were implemented in Flash True... but also when your right clicked in a Flash widget on Firefox on Linux in would cause the browser to hang. This problem existed for years. That is why I listed it.
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by csdreamer7 3y ago
> But video recording and streaming? Why would anyone prefer to use MS Office for that when OBS exists? OBS was a lot more complicated. Yes, professional streaming you should use it. She was doing a ph.d in social sciences. She had littl

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