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decoyworker
7y ago
Isn't the whole point of public resources is that everyone can use them?
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7y ago
Microsoft and Apple do not make good products?
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7y ago
I had wisdom teeth removed and never even filled my Vicodin prescription- shredded it. I was told by a family member that I should have filled it since, "It's good to have that on hand." No thanks. This attitude toward this s
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decoyworker
7y ago
Insightful and true. In America it's practically taboo to tell someone they don't need a thing and the tolerance for any discomfort is extremely low.
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That's boring though and don't you know that whole grains are poison? /s For real though- the big battle is convincing people of this simple but boring fact. Limiting portion size and adding a little moderate exercise is all
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7y ago
>More than 100 million adults — almost half the entire adult population — have pre-diabetes or diabetes. Cardiovascular disease afflicts about 122 million people and causes roughly 840,000 deaths each year, or about 2,300 deaths each day
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7y ago
There should me a method of taking this further. Like having the real radio, sensor, etc information but also having a mocked version of these interfaces. The user can toggle mocked or real interface and the app has no idea which it is rece
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7y ago
Constructive! So a solution to this Internet issue is to stop using the Internet?
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7y ago
If people want fewer ads and tracking then more content will be paywalled. This is bad for a few reasons. For one, people who can't afford to pay their way thru paywalls go get their news from Facebook or sources backed by people like
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7y ago
The Vietnamese had room to maneuver and hide and had the support of the locals. In addition you overestimate how little the Chinese government gives a shit about the average citizen. In such an engagement there will be no "hearts and m
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Has not been formally withdrawn.
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I think it's also that his entire livelihood depends on him continuing to do so.
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7y ago
If we are in the business of telling society what they SHOULD care about I'd wager about a hundred other things are more important than free software.
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7y ago
Nope. AOSP runs on a mobile device which is malware https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-mobiles.html
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7y ago
https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-apple.html Apple's Operating Systems are Malware Is there anything these guys like? Stallman and Gnu are extremists
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7y ago
I've served over there and of the bases I've seen I doubt a single one would be "destroyed" in the total sense. There are just so many, most of them are large and spread out, and the structures are usually reinforced con
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7y ago
Actual think-tank paper: https://www.ussc.edu.au/analysis/averting-crisis-american-st... After skimming I'm not too impressed with this. It makes a lot of sweeping assumptions, some totally inaccurate, about our r
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7y ago
Why is there such a disconnect between the tech elite and the generally well-intentioned and helpful people of this site? What happens between fighting to make your way in the tech world and becoming a cynical fuck-the-world jerk like Dorse
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7y ago
What need? The need to continue doing what they were already doing but under contract?
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decoyworker
7y ago
The market has spoken.
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7y ago
The title of this post is an ad hominem. It's an insult/joke that adds nothing to the discussion. Saying someone sounds like the Borg isn't an insult?
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7y ago
I'm going to keep asking the same question and resort to ad hominem attacks until I get the answer that I am looking for!
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7y ago
we play the game with the bravery of being out of range
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7y ago
Could you explain what you mean by that?
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7y ago
The title calls one side Communists (as it should). That word has an effect on the reader.
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7y ago
In your view they have moved past simply being an anti-extradition bill protest? In other words- if the bill was withdrawn your sentiment is that the protests would continue?
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7y ago
Live thread that I've been following: https://old.reddit.com/live/133sixros7tu5/
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7y ago
I blame RMS for forcing an ideology down our throats that a majority don't care about for the sake of some unfeasible purity. It's like he said to himself, "What would I have to do to be the smuggest most technically correct
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Why is it always talked about as a battle with winners and losers? I think that everyone "wins" and the only real losers are those who see this as a battle at all. To me everyone has been elevated by the Linux and FOSS movement.
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Rent seeking. Literally getting paid to have a pile of money and sometimes pay part of people's medical care while skimming fat profits.
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