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by dokyun 10mo ago
You should play Metal Gear Solid 2, or at least watch the last codec call[1]. See how much you can apply what it talks about to the current year. This game came out a month after 9/11. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by dokyun 10mo ago
Snake oil
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by dokyun 10mo ago
What the web runs on is freedom, the freedom to express and disseminate any information one pleases with impunity. That prominent figureheads embrace the hateful ideologies that you speak of is merely a tide of the current times, and will c
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by dokyun 11mo ago
Slackware
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by dokyun 11mo ago
Rust's technical choices seem to make releasing GPL software with it cumbersome and unattractive. Also the implied goal of a lot of Rust projects is to replace GPL'ed programs with permissive ones.
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by dokyun 11mo ago
It's a toy. Cool project, but it's a replacement for something that already exists and does its job well. All it demonstrates is "we micro-optimized our libraries more than GNU". It doesn't say anything about the ad
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by dokyun 1y ago
News flash, but Lisp compilers have gotten better since the 80's. In general, normal, unoptimized Lisp is probably on-par with Java, while optimized Lisp with a good compiler can get on par with C++. SBCL is a very good compiler, and G
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by dokyun 1y ago
Oh wow a replacement for a tool I already have. It's slightly faster, even if I seldom ever worry about its speed. Who cares?
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by dokyun 1y ago
Rust isn't 'delivering value', people are just drinking the koolaid. CL has its niches, and it still fills them well: it's never been that successful as a general-purpose language.
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by dokyun 1y ago
+1 for Soulseek
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by dokyun 1y ago
Soulseek has been around a while...
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by dokyun 1y ago
Who cares?
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by dokyun 1y ago
> it should be possible to run completely independent atproto networks today But does anyone do it? It doesn't really matter if it's /theoretically possible/ if no one actually does it. Running an ActivityPub server i
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by dokyun 1y ago
Uh huh. Why don't you draft me up a license that magically keeps people from violating its rules, then.
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by dokyun 1y ago
I don't belive in "open source", I believe in free software. So what? They make something better, so I take what they did and improve my product. It's not my problem if someone from the Big Red East does something with m
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by dokyun 1y ago
> The words "good" and "very bad" indicate that the world is less important to that person than themselves. I'd be okay with a bit of personal harm if it helps against climate change. Yeah, no shit? We're no
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by dokyun 1y ago
> I'm sick of open source purism. > Open source purism - especially for non-viral MIT and BSD licenses - is how Google and Microsoft and Amazon stole from the commons and turned it against us. So why don't you advocate for F
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by dokyun 1y ago
Bullshit.
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by dokyun 1y ago
> The flaws remained unknown publicly until their disclosure, because ETSI refused for decades to let anyone examine the proprietary algorithms. Got what they asked for.
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by dokyun 1y ago
Get fucked. The only thing the racket you're running is for is to skim money off of donations. If you wanna even be successful at that, try learning some English first.
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by dokyun 1y ago
I care about a lot of different kinds of freedom, like freedom of speech and information, not just software. What all kinds of freedom have in common is that people who only advocate them when it's a convenient means to an end do not b
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by dokyun 1y ago
> Guile Emacs exists. The reason that its own developers and other hands who have touched it don't want to try harder is because they know for a fact that getting anything merged into Emacs core means an utterly exhausting, soul-cru
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by dokyun 1y ago
> I am creating https://prizeforge.com looks like a scam. why don't you describe your 'vision' in a way normal people can read instead of with pages of machine-generated corpo-schlock the more i look at your si
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by dokyun 1y ago
> Desktop Accessory software sold for various video game and anime franchises that were popular in the 1990s and 2000s, like Konami's Tokimeki Memorial or Broccoli's Galaxy Angel, which would do various things like add mascots
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by dokyun 1y ago
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by dokyun 1y ago
> It pains me every time a “well behaved” website pops up a cookie consent banner for the billionth time after I already consented because the browser wiped all the persistent user identifiers available to it. For my protection -_- http
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by dokyun 1y ago
Yes.
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by dokyun 1y ago
This is just me, but aside from being complete proprietary spyware, I've got problems with the culture it's designed to cultivate. On a normal text-based chat like IRC or XMPP, you chat with people, maybe share files and that&#x27
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by dokyun 1y ago
You guys forget about XMPP or what? It's got tons of clients, lots with E2EE with OMEMO if you're into it. Matrix sucks shit by comparison.
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by dokyun 1y ago
> Windows has turned itself into spyware Has?

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