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by despera 7y ago
Package maintainers have far, far worse problems to deal with than some shell scripts that are trivial most of the time for alternative init systems like openRC. Also, hopefully, no maintainer in his (security-wise) right mind use upstream
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by despera 7y ago
Most yes, not all of them. For example logind. Is there any reason why this should be coupled with systemd? Apparently not as has been proved by elogind project.
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by despera 7y ago
Most of elogind code is taken out of systemd and living standalone, even following systemd version. Thus has been showcased that it is possible and there's no reason why this shouldn't be a separate library in first place accordin
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by despera 7y ago
Well "the world", whoever is part of that set, can move wherever wants to. The problem is that in the name of a forced unification that supposedly will do a greater good for the great scheme "linux on desktop" many from
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by despera 7y ago
That's not something new, that's how it is for decades and has nothing to do with agriculture production itself. It has mostly been a way (among others) to raise, at least virtually, the purchasing power of smaller european countr
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by despera 7y ago
How about start with fixing the completely garbled by the OCR science ebooks they already selling through kindle platform before trying to conquer the universe of publishing and be taken seriously?
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by despera 7y ago
UNHCR - 2018 report [1] "During 2018, the refugee population in Germany continued to increase, numbering 1,063,800 at the end of the year. More than half were from Syria (532,100), while other countries of origin included iraq (136,500
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by despera 7y ago
What can i tell you, back to EU elections i'm pretty sure i watched a debate on TV with a bunch of politicians arguing why each one of them must be the new EC president. Somehow no one of those people turned to be the president. Do you
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by despera 7y ago
I think you really mix things up, refugees, migrants, numbers. I think you just hiding behind that excuse for an integration plan for something that has happened before again and again even to countries with pretty much no infrastructure. &
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by despera 7y ago
Of course, i don't have any illusions about how democratic EU is, we just saw it how democratically EC president elected (through a closed auction). Anyway, i'm mostly referring to the people of the left when i'm saying that
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by despera 7y ago
Uhm, those countries that got "some" amount of migrants which wasn't massive (only Jordan has more than 600k refugees) and certainly they weren't welcomed despite the rhetoric by EU (i mean they are welcome AFTER they su
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by despera 7y ago
I think i was pretty clear right from the beginning. "EU and each european country" As for the rest of it how sensible closed borders policies are i will rephrase old Smullyan, it's only sensible to your satisfaction and to t
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by despera 7y ago
EU and each european country are responsible for the deaths of thousands refugees and migrants in Mediterranean sea and many more rot in concentration camps. The EU has financed walls (yes the same EU that makes fun of Trump) like the one a
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by despera 7y ago
The title makes it sound more like the inevitable requirement for releasing the game, though with $1.1 billion profit (figure from few months back) it's more like the human cost for maximizing profits.
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by despera 7y ago
The author sounds a bit over dramatic and with many logical jumps, ocaml might not be in the news and what cool kids use this days, that doesn't make it a bad language. The base code doesn't look impossible to restructure. The att
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by despera 7y ago
They don't have to make propaganda because before them first came the IMF OR the US army.
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by despera 7y ago
On a gentoo system being able to easily see the backbones of multi-lib support i can say that it's mostly a straight forward process, sometimes exotic makefiles might need a little push, nothing much more beyond that. Also there are v
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by despera 7y ago
He is asking to pay money for focused development to the browser itself instead of pesky VPN services and opt-out "studies" and that makes him a bad customer? Doesn't make much sense.
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by despera 7y ago
Yes they do suck even if they totally truly respect your privacy and spill blood maintaining their systems, it's simply not possible to know if that's true or false and thus using a VPN service is NOT a sound method to increase yo
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by despera 7y ago
I'm sure we will, there have already been cases where claims about not keeping logs turned to be plain lies, sure why some wouldn't share their user's habits for further "analysis" for extra profit upon subscription
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by despera 7y ago
This whole drama (not of the highest quality) should be a big warning for all those naive people (trying hard not to call names) who seem to not completely understand the HUGE trust threats that _all_ VPN services entail. VPN services are b
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by despera 7y ago
Greek debt crisis begun when they had 160% of GDP debt, after years of recession, "bailing" packets and the heroic efforts by EU/IMF they now are at 190% of debt. Great success.
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by despera 7y ago
That's a common argument you see a lot for years, they weren't ready, they cooked their books etc. But for example Greece, that "cheat" they did to get in eurozone couple years earlier, wasn't a cheat back then and
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by despera 8y ago
No it cannot be better. It can be only equally good or as bad as your ISP. Just because they claim that they protect your privacy that's just a blind faith. Users trusted PureVPN claims for protecting their privacy but all it took was
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by despera 8y ago
That's exactly what i said myself few days ago when i saw that article about facebook asking users' email password, until it was verified.
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by despera 8y ago
Sooo, basically racism is just a matter of ignoring racists and problem solved. Oh boy.....
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by despera 8y ago
uhm, the Open Letter they signed is specifically about Erika Christakis. If her husband did try to get in the discussion and received the response he got, how that makes them sexist?
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by despera 8y ago
The whole article reads like middle-aged man's crying for attention. Well, i guess could be worse though. For example, over a decade Yale's professor (now moved to Oxford) Stathis Kalyvas has even tried to whitewash the greek mili
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by despera 8y ago
"Red Candle Games"'s first game was Detention. Also a "horror" adventure (wasn't that horrific thought), that was a reference and a criticism to Taiwan's so called "white terror" period: "Th
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by despera 8y ago
First announced in April. https://about.gitlab.com/2018/04/05/gke-gitlab-integration/

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