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If reddit is (and it is commonly considered social media), why would HN, which is in many ways similar, just more focussed, not be?
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It's always funny (and a bit sad) how media people don't grasp that people don't use social media the same way they do, and there is value outside their expectations. I'm not on social media to provide "engagement&q
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1y ago
how do you "safely" glide into a city?
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If I remember right: during the checks before they were allowed to fly again after being grounded after this incident, multiple operators found issues with the bolts for these door plugs on their planes.
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The FBI Is Using Polygraphs to Test Officials' Loyalty
(nytimes.com)
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Maybe more relevant, Matt was a big deal in the Perl community.
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In both cases, their "wide" mission statements have been around for a long time, it's not a recent thing. E.g. you maybe can say that Mozilla Foundation in 2003 was presented as something else than what it decided to adopt in
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Except the foundations mission statement isn't turtle-saving, that's just what you think is clearly the most important part of their work that they should solely focus on, in your opinion. And it's not wrong of you to want to
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Or rather, people disagree with the Foundations on what their purpose should be.
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I think mobility is a good shout. Especially large pottery is relatively hard to transport before you have pack-animals or carts.
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As far as I know the current evidence points towards neanderthal ability to make sounds not being that much different than early homo sapiens. The are assumed to have had less complex language and thinking, e.g. couldn't abstract or sy
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Or maybe the average consumer bought them while still being unhappy about the overall situation?
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If they have that graph and remember the limit they choose 15 years ago... It's not something you think about constantly running a mostly stable code-wise site.
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Disagreements between Kent and Linus: https://lwn.net/Articles/1027289/
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I think pjmlps point is that Zig is not adding enough to be one of those safer successors.
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Weird, I didn't know the media could fabricate things Elon does on the website he owns, is the cybersecurity at X that bad they can freely impersonate him?
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1y ago
no, I didn't.
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almost as if word meanings were dependent on context ("railway" would probably have been a more accurate than "train", but going "actually it means track" is just not helpful in this context)
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1y ago
right, thats what I was worried about, there being an oversight for an actual hidden way of tracking people.
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1y ago
when is the position updated? Only when a bike is "released" or also when in use?
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Yes, and the regulations and guidelines coming out are looking good with regards to open-source, it seems they've gotten into the right places to be heard. (Basically they protect people just providing open-source from liability and fo
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for people who'd prefer an article: https://sfstandard.com/2025/06/16/frontier-valley-alameda-po...
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what would that be good for?
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It needs a bunch of compatibility code and the maintainers felt it wasn't worth the effort of taking care of that anymore: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20250425084216.3913608-1-mingo@... https://lore.ke
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People usually mix up things: The clear clause in their ToS is about selling Steam keys . A dev on Steam can generate Steam keys and sell them wherever they want, and Steam does not take a cut on those. For those, there is an explicit clau
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You are not required to use Steam to buy games on any device (even on the Steam Deck it's trivial to install games from other sources). It has big market power because gamers actually like it and actively choose it over alternatives (o
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At least some of your points are not allowed in the EU. Manufacturers have to provide the manuals on what constitutes a "proper" service or inspection to independent service places and have to accept their work in their warranty r
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no it is not. It is needed to allow you to license the Derived Work as GPL while including parts under this license.
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how would licensing the Derived Work under GPL because you included the GPL-licensed kernel change the kernel license?
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