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by delfinom 1y ago
Patent enforcement requires the patent holder to go after violators. The said thing is, there are grounds to sue Amazon facilitating it, just nobody has had the money to do it. And no big company ever will because of the threat of being loc
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by delfinom 1y ago
Yea, modern day journalists have really poor education and brainrot :/
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by delfinom 1y ago
But the sale to Microsoft resulted in more scamming. In fact, the Xbox version of the game has in game currency added that requires dollars. And Microsoft allows servers free reign to scam children into spending that currency and buying mor
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by delfinom 1y ago
Overfishing didn't alter their genes. It altered the genepool.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Classic canonical trying to fork a sector, again
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by delfinom 1y ago
And also "dilute"
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by delfinom 1y ago
And the Europeans bend the knee to the US to follow sanctions on technology that the US doesn't even produce.
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by delfinom 1y ago
This is just a CEO gaslighting his employees to "think of the mission" instead of paying up No different than "we are a family"
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by delfinom 1y ago
Artist should have been fired. If I'm being shown a stack of $1 million, it better be a stack of 1 million of they are gonna be talking with the fishes.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Meh, there's plenty of Microsoft services on a system that fall for the same trick. If an attacker has PC access, its game over anyway.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Sounds like florida man needs to ban plants
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by delfinom 1y ago
Have you ever tried to run a Mac "professionally" as a role of a server? It's absolute garbage. You can't even run daemons in the last few years on the mac without having an user actually log into the mac on boot. And th
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by delfinom 1y ago
Idiocracy is coming.
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by delfinom 1y ago
>I have no idea how this flys. They aren't trademarking it and probably can't. But there's no reason they anyone can't use generic naming for their products. Many software applications do and quite frankly its more de
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by delfinom 1y ago
"Better tools for the job" isn't always "the tool currently bringing in the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$". So you live with it. Sure, maybe by switching to linux you can squeeze out an extra CPU core's worth of performance
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by delfinom 1y ago
>Microsoft cannot dominate the Linux kernel but it can gain control in userland. Imagine if they gained traction with their applications being installed by default in popular distributions. Yes, but how do they make money by doing this.
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by delfinom 1y ago
$5 Discord is doing it because they realized they can "clone" the idea and sell it as a subscription service.
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by delfinom 1y ago
ESTA is a farce to justify a fee to funnel into the country's endless debt hole.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Yes but the employer must first fire you for refusing to relocate. Hence _dont resign_. Some companies try and cheat employees illegally by not only telling you one of two options but also tell you that no response is "voluntary resign
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by delfinom 1y ago
Hahahahahaha -- Android user
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by delfinom 1y ago
No, but I do expect Elon to make some nice tweets about Trump and the next thing you know, murder by robotaxis will be legal and any states attempting to regulate them will be prosecuted.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Start-ups maybe moving away from Europe but they won't be selling to European customers. The EU is increasingly moving to assert data sovereignty and control. The US abusing sanctions and tariffs have basically guaranteed it will becom
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by delfinom 1y ago
Yep, all these baby booomers lucked the fuck out being born in an era where the entire world needed the US after WW2. But over time the rest of the world slowly recovered and suddenly US goods became overpriced. I blame much of the current
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by delfinom 1y ago
Gonna be real rough when every country stops buying US debt.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Because they turned Israel into their Boogeyman the same way the US tries to turn countries like China into theirs or Russia treating Ukraine as their Boogeyman. North Korea treating the US as one. Countries run by dictators need an externa
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by delfinom 1y ago
I would argue metrics, even objective quality metrics still lead to enterprise software. Hanlon's razor never fails. Just because your software ain't throwing exceptions, doesn't mean they don't wish death on 3 generatio
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by delfinom 1y ago
The fact you have to edit a config file means it's missing the boat by mile. A user should not have to learn config file formats in a graphical GUI interface.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Window restoration was not recently released, it was put in as experimental and it'll probably be another 5 years before it's available on stable distros as a non-experimental flag protocol. >A significant portion of the proble
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by delfinom 1y ago
They do it because their IT departments are checklist monkeys with no actual brainpower there, AND/OR they have cybersecurity insurers that mandate it who also have nobody with actual brainpower working there.
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by delfinom 1y ago
HTC is dead. LG has exited the phone market. Motorola is barely hanging out. Turns out people tend to gravitate to a few choices.... Xioami/Huawei are in essence banned from the US.

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