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by e2le 7mo ago
Some might even agree with their dystopic vision of the future.
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by e2le 8mo ago
Perhaps stolen accounts? I doubt every user is practising good security hygiene with a unique password per each account. Password leaks from other sites might well allow a motivated individual to hijack some here.
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by e2le 8mo ago
> There are tariffs everywhere, all the time. This neglects the scale, cost, and unpredictability. His tariffs are far from being the usual seen elsewhere. Of course, you should already understand this.
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by e2le 8mo ago
One feature of the Journal format which I don't believe to be a great design choice is that entries can contain non-unique fields. Unfortunately this doesn't seem to be something that is handled well by all tools, instead only ret
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by e2le 8mo ago
Personally I would much rather they had simply used an existing database file format. For example, sqlite3 which is robust and already present in the default installation of most Linux distributions. Querying system logs with SQL would be c
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by e2le 8mo ago
Microsoft was on a downward trajectory long before Satya Nadella's tenure.
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by e2le 9mo ago
Besides the potential issues with sending user requests to this site, it's only a single URL and could be easily ignored. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding something. Wouldn't proxying and caching requests on behalf of your users
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by e2le 9mo ago
> My belief is that the right wing in the US has almost absolute information dominance I understand what your saying but I believe it's too much of an excuse. Every single person has a degree of personal responsibility to be at leas
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by e2le 9mo ago
It's truly vile how he treats the office and the democratic values he's meant to uphold and defend. Why is he not impeached? Where is the American people? He treats you with such contempt that he isn't above using the office
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by e2le 9mo ago
If I were a Russian assert, how would I cripple the US and undermine/dismantle it's vast array of partnerships, relationships, and treaties. This is how I would do it. Trump isn't playing 3D chess, he's just a moron layi
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by e2le 9mo ago
> generational responsibility It's not generational responsibility. Everyone has at least some responsibility to defend the democratic values, traditions, and nation that have enabled them to live freely and peacefully. For someone
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by e2le 9mo ago
It was the USA that gave you those opportunities to succeed and build wealth, raising you out of poverty. Without you would not in the position you are today, that itself deserves at least some responsibility to defend the nation against th
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by e2le 9mo ago
> What about Steam games? What about any games? I wouldn't mind restricting access for children to certain types of games such as those with gambling (surprise) mechanics. It's a clear example of harmful media that is at least
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by e2le 9mo ago
It goes without saying that scammers often target the most vulnerable. People desperate to escape their circumstances. In such a situation, not everyone is able to think clearly.
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by e2le 9mo ago
>does stop malware Doesn't stop state approved malware in all its forms.
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by e2le 9mo ago
Not too long ago, Gnome calculator would freeze and crash when it tried to download currency conversion data. It would make such requests on each startup, eventually it was fixed in Ubuntu LTS but was broken for quite some time.
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by e2le 9mo ago
Is this a problem?
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by e2le 10mo ago
Of all the AI features added recently, local translations is one that I would be OK with being enabled by default. It's useful, and its value proposition is much less dubious.
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by e2le 10mo ago
Thunderbird is entirely funded by donations for some years now and is more than enough. In 2024, Thunderbird received $10.3M (19% increase over the previous year) in donations which was used to employ 43 people. https://blog.thun
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by e2le 10mo ago
> Mozilla Mail Aren't they already moving towards this? The Thunderbird team recently announced ThunderMail which will have an optional $9/year plan. https://www.tb.pro/en-US/thundermail/ > Thunder
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by e2le 10mo ago
Pardon my ignorance, but I don't believe RIPE is a US organisation or branch of the US government. Any attempts by the US government to assert control of a foreign non-profit entity such as RIPE is only going to end in tears. I suspect
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by e2le 10mo ago
Allowing one sector of the economy to starve out investment in others is unlikely to be something without consequences.
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by e2le 11mo ago
Out of curiosity, does ArchiveBox integrate some way of verifying the contents of the archived page(s) are legitimate and unmodified?
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by e2le 11mo ago
At the very least it demonstrates that he has lied about his connection to Epstein and that Maxwell is also similarly lying.
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by e2le 11mo ago
>They replied within a few hours. The response was straightforward: the illegal content would be removed (and we verified that it was), and they had never received any previous notifications about those URLs. They never notified archive.
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by e2le 11mo ago
I wonder if they are simply pasting your criticism into an AI prompt. https://github.com/little-book-of/c/commit/349d475a5922cf005...
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by e2le 11mo ago
They fixed this "mistake" a few minutes ago. https://github.com/little-book-of/c/commit/43b0a89852a507bdd...
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by e2le 11mo ago
I'm at the point now where I simply stop reading the article once it has too many red flags, something that is happening increasingly often. I don't enjoy reading AI slop but it feels worse when users of AI tools have chosen not t
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by e2le 11mo ago
Although not what you asked for, the SQLite authors maintain a list of recommended compilation options that should be used where applicable. https://sqlite.org/compile.html#recommended_compile_time_opt...
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by e2le 1y ago
If it's not passing the test suite, then why is it even considered for inclusion in a distribution like Ubuntu? Ubuntu is likely used by 10s of millions of servers and desktops. I'm not sure why this kind of breakage is considered

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