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1. 1921.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   Does not have to be actually run by govt. it could be that govt. buys services from providers, but in the end, it enforces your right to the service, so that private companies cannot just decide you don't exist anymore.
2. 1922.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   I think protonmail is a great thing, but you don't have a right to your account there, if they turn bad and decide to shut you down, what law back you up in your demand to have your account reinstated ?
3. 1923.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   Those ports are not important, they are for my client to connect to my server, which happens entirely within my LAN, but how do I go about SENDING mail if outgoing connections on ports 25, 587, and 465 are blocked ? Basically, I want to se
4. 1924.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   I can see how it it a difficult problem, I don't think right needs to equal "free in any circumstance", I mean the right to be able to access it for a reasonable price. Like, here in DK, I have a RIGHT to electricity, not for
5. 1925.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   Yeah, I run my own, but thing is, I don't have a RIGHT to do so, I am just lucky that my ISP most mercifully lets me bounce my outgoing mail through their SMTP server, and they blocked outgoing port 25, so that's the only way for
6. 1926.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   Yeah, I heard Estonians even get a state-sponsored E-Mail address, which I'd take any day over "hoping that google won't randomly delete me for reasons beyond my control".
7. 1927.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   I think access to the Internet + an E-Mail account should be basic human rights. It's infrastructure too important to leave in the hands of private corporations. [update] I'm totally okay with this being downvoted, but I'd li
8. 1928.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   I'll bite :) let's say your mask protects you from N% of the droplets you inhale. and let's say MY mask protects you from N% of the droplets I exhale. Now, are you more protected if: a. Only I wear a mask. b. Only you wear a
9. 1929.▲
   by dusted 6y ago

   Yes, doctors wear masks to protect the patient, like, you know, they wash hands before sugery, to protect the patient, look into this, it was not always so, and somehow, it was that those doctors who washed hands before surgery, their patie
10. 1930.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    no... fucking... kidding.. The whole idea with the mask is to filter air going out of infected individuals, so if there's an exhaust valve, of course they won't work.. there's a reason there aren't exhaust valves on surg
11. 1931.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I am running a last gen system (PC) and the game runs fine even with everything on max (except for ray-tracing which I don't think look that good but hits performance a lot). I don't think CDPR should have released for old console
12. 1932.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    If getting anything at all for overtime and crunch is your definition of shittiest, you've not seen shit :)
13. 1933.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I'm almost always on ##linux ##philosophy ##programming and #music on freenode :) Why I like them? They are about topics that interest me, in #music people often link stuff I'd have no other way of discovering, and if I am getting
14. 1934.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I'm using Steam on Linux, and I've read the support threads when stuff breaks. :) I'm not spreading FUD, just commenting on a percieved attitude problem with a small but loud subset of my community.
15. 1935.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    Given the whole 'rona situation, I think this year, any increase is good, at my job, nobody in the entire company got increase, not even the inflation, so we're basically working for less the next year. I'd probably stick it
16. 1936.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    In Denmark, you pay a little extra for the bottle itself when you buy a soda, you get that money back when you return the bottle to the store for recycling. This provides a nice enough incentive for people to generally not throw bottles, an
17. 1937.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    Anyone else still refer to the Internet with capital first letter when referring to the largest public world wide internetwork?
18. 1938.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I remember when this came out, my computer could barely run it at the time, mind was blown and I knew I would never ascend to that level in any field, truly humbling.
19. 1939.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    Spend more time than you think to think about how to deliver your games to customers. I don't mean the app-store, but how to get them interested in the game so they open their app-store and actually search for your game. Do you have a
20. 1940.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I disagree with your overly strict definition of cyberpunk :) I'd rather say that Cyberpunk has a focus on what is cool, rather than on "being" cool, with the disitnction that the former definition exploits the inherent cooln
21. 1941.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    Having native support for Linux seems very fitting to a cyberpunk game, but given the kind of crazy reactions you get from some people in that community when things a. are not open source and/or b. exhibit the tiniest of flaws, it&#x27
22. 1942.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I don't think it should be any more illegal to kill ones another than anothers. It should be equally, maximally illegal to kill people and everyone should have the same guarantee to personal safety, no matter how much at risk they are.
23. 1943.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    This. I can only upvote once, so I did, but this. There are about two input fields to take a name: Anything more starts making assumptions, actually, it's an assumption that everyone has one. Your real name: Your shown name: [leave emp
24. 1944.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    Ah, you poor guy, Francis Umar Cabbage Knight, your name is offensive because the machine.
25. 1945.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I feel like I've played this before back when it was a flash game, is that true or is it just the awesome retro flash feel it has to it? :) Great though! Now I must waste some time on this.
26. 1946.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    This is fun! But, the first few told me "this is the optimal solution", then I hit the xor gate, and I can get either "this uses the fewest nand gates but it can be done with fewer components" or "this uses the fewe
27. 1947.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I'm not sure what the author tries to say, maybe that's the entire point. The article does lay out some observations that I agree with and are interesting. I take away from it, that there are opportunities in the fact that big-blo
28. 1948.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    Stupefying how this can be happening when we consider the vast amount of science-fiction depicting these kinds of situations, maybe someone took them for instruction videos instead of warnings..
29. 1949.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I don't even earn $100k and then tax takes about 52% of it xD
30. 1950.▲
    by dusted 6y ago

    I'm also doing this, big time.. Between a full-time job, building a new home, renovating another and having a wife and kid, there's not any "me" time until past wife+kids bedtime. I only get energy from being alone and d