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11mo ago
*and hurts design and development of their products... which you bought... because you're complaining about it. I get in trouble for this a lot, but didn't you as a consumer know what you were getting into? I know I did when I bou
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11mo ago
To be slightly obtuse, I've never understood these studies because overall mortality is 100%.
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11mo ago
I loved stickdeath.com as a kid, but it seemed to have evolved into something much darker over the years.
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11mo ago
This is an ad.
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1y ago
I hear this a lot. I'm self-taught and had just been let go from my first dev job ever. I was broke and desperate so I built something. I have been ashamed of it at multiple times in my career, but tbh I built something that fed, shelt
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1y ago
Ran a clickbait site, and got flagged for using a bunch of 302 redirects instead of 301s. Went from almost 500k uniques a month to 1k. During the appeal it was reviewed from India, and I had been using geoblocking. This caused my appeal to
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1y ago
The only "free" software license is MIT. We can talk about Stallman's "vision", but frankly he's a commie who wants to dictate usage rights for others. Free as in speech not as in beer. I read as total freedom.
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1y ago
That's why I exclusively write my config files in PHP and output JSON \s
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1y ago
I find being outspoken is a great way to be heard and visible, but if I'm being honest my entire personality is confrontational. I share my opinions, accomplishments, and (most importantly) my failures. This tends to make me a default
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1y ago
Frankly I disagree and am pointing out the obvious subtext. if giving all my money away leads to "the intrinsic satisfaction of being a decent human and creating a better world." Then it's not much of a step or even a leap to
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1y ago
> You could do it for the intrinsic satisfaction of being a decent human and creating a better world. Do you think we're extrapolating too much into the meaning of "decent human"?
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1y ago
and this is downvoted why? giving all your money away in no way makes you a decent human or guarantees a better world. It's flawed logic. A platitude.
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1y ago
The idea that giving all your money away makes you a decent human and or it would create a better world is just flawed logic.
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1y ago
Tbh i don't see a problem with this take other than people don't like it.
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1y ago
Meh can be implemented at many different levels.
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1y ago
Why have I never heard this idea, you're a genius. Can we ship this next week? This current approach is a net negative, but the TLD idea actually makes sense to me.
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1y ago
False, it's whomever pays at all. I don't know if you've looked at online advertising costs, but their very affordable. We aren't talking super bowl ads. mine is "whomever wants" unless you're arguing that
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1y ago
I would honestly ask why you believe people of privilege should be allowed to ignore laws that are inconvenient? You'll get no argument that our immigration laws aren't broken from me, but isn't it the purview of congress to
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1y ago
As a JavaScript monkey I believe you have a point, and this was the core of my original question. How many contributors to gentoo are upset by this? Probably none. How many potential contributors to gentoo are upset by this? Maybe dozens? I
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1y ago
This might get me in trouble, but with all the negativity I’m seeing here I’ve got to ask. Why do you care? Their sandbox their rules, and if you care because you want to contribute you’re still free to do so. Unless you’re an LLM I guess,
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1y ago
NOT A RUSSIAN??!?!?!?
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1y ago
I remember
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1y ago
so, you have no answer. I'm proud that anyone who wants to can spread whatever info they want. I love that I facilitate that. Every election year my income almost doubles, why? Because people want their opinions heard. I'm glad I
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1y ago
So you can’t think around that corner I guess. I guess you do believe magical gnomes would enforce your ban on government propaganda in ads.
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1y ago
If you can't think around this corner I can't help you, Who will prohibit it? Magical Gnomes? If you say the UN let me remind you that the UN is comprised of Governments, the majority of which are considered autocracies. So in sho
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1y ago
Let me get this straight you think for the betterment of humans we must control the information and opinions they should have because fundamentally they're nothing but stupid animals who can't process information?
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1y ago
I love this moronic take because it's governments that will enforce what information is deemed as propaganda. 10/10 cognitive disconnect.
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1y ago
yeah, propaganda isn't inherently lies or misrepresentations. It is biased, but are you advocating the removal of all biased advertising?
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1y ago
Why? Cynical is believing people must be protected from opinions. I'm far more optimistic than most.
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1y ago
I believe an individual is responsible for their own opinions. I also believe that people should spread their own opinions however they can. Personally, I think my outlook is much more moral than someone who wants to silence others. Objecti
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