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by ezoe 6y ago
The moral of the story is, don't let Google be your businesss's single point of failure unless you're famous social influencer so you can get a lot of public attention.
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by ezoe 6y ago
But think about it. Anyone that use AGPLv3 software can demand the AGPLv3 license, including employees and contractors. Once they got it, they can freely publish it to the public because it's AGPLv3. Forcing NDA to not leak it to the p
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by ezoe 6y ago
> You are an IBM employee 100% of the time So he should demand 100% wage for 24 hours per day.
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by ezoe 6y ago
It's really absurd that the claim RMS was condemned about is a proposition that an act without intention is not a crime. That is, if a Mavin Minsky had a sex with a person whose age is less than the legal age without knowing a person&#
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by ezoe 6y ago
Well, the last time I tried, Discord was the worst. It requires to install stupid software which is essentially embedded web browser to fully working. Competitors are plentiful. Remember Digg had the largest user base among news aggregators
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by ezoe 6y ago
This is very interesting read. Reminds me of this article. https://www.arneswinnen.net/2016/07/how-i-could-steal-money-...
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by ezoe 6y ago
Yes. I am using Nvidia GPU even though I know it's so non-free, so unfriendly to the point Linus gave the middle finger and all. But I thought it's okay since I were to use it for proprietary video games anyway. But I have never t
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by ezoe 6y ago
I think price volatility is the only reason it's not working as a normal currency. Right now, these blockchain currencies are traded just like expensive wine, art or gold bar. It's a speculative money game. We can't use wine
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by ezoe 6y ago
Well, I think people have various opinions on this one, but if you restrict supposedly free software with the trademark, fork happens to get rid of trademark. This isn't the first time and certainly not the last.
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by ezoe 6y ago
It shall be ー, but if we use that, we should also use rest of the kanas too.
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by ezoe 6y ago
There is a serious risk using a programming language that is too different from majority of languages. Like Haskell, Erlang, Lisp variants. It requires a lot of effort to learn, development tools are scarce, and you can't easily hire a
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by ezoe 6y ago
If he really knows kana, he should write it as sarari-man as the third vowel is long vowel.
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by ezoe 6y ago
This test biased toward the western building culture of school and prison. As a Japanese, I'm clueless on most buildings save for one image that was of Japanese high school and it literally says high school in Japanese.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Probably renting a cheap room near ski resorts and snowboarding because my job became full remote for foreseeable future. There is not much point living in a city when we can't enjoy meeting the people.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Or geography. Island countries should be easier regardless of the policies. We don't know the definitive reason but winter spread COVID-19, as well as influenza and other virus well so countries with warm climate should be easier, agai
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by ezoe 6y ago
Even the Japanese authors are targeted and it looks like it's not a cheap job. They researched the author, publishers, the agent, and translator of the book to English and wrote an phishing mails that looks like authentic. The effort a
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by ezoe 6y ago
Also, another Reddit user found that due to incorrect check, it doesn't use all available cores in AMD CPU. https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/kbp0np/cyberpunk_2077_...
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by ezoe 6y ago
Only the brave and rich companies can use H.265 now, because of the patent. There are two major patent holders and there are some companies not belonging to either of them. Using H.265 to anything other than experiment and research in my co
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by ezoe 6y ago
These stable packages just postpone the inevitable technological debt and when you have to pay the debt, it's too late. I really hope these stable OS just die. Some debt could be avoided if RHEL/CentOS didn't exist.
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by ezoe 6y ago
So... are we suppose to consume... Disneyland? Like... with a knife and fork?
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by ezoe 6y ago
Even better. I have zero phone. Do you really need a phone in 2020? No. I refuse to own a computer I can't write a code running on it and distribute it freely.
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by ezoe 6y ago
As a Japanese, I type it with IME in any day.
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by ezoe 6y ago
I think I read it somewhere that somebody ended up using consumer ARM laptop for a build server because all the ARM board in the market are crap and can't sustain 24 hours heavy load while consumer grade laptop at least get tested suff
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by ezoe 6y ago
I expected mainspring based energy storage device but it looks like a typical perpetual motion machine fraud.
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by ezoe 6y ago
English situation is relatively better than other languages. For Japanese, forum just doesn't exist anymore. I miss it so much.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Article is missing Japanese games of Mystery Dungeons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystery_Dungeon
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by ezoe 6y ago
The ugly code can be dealt with. But we can't dealt the ugly environment. The most severe technical debt is the environment, that is OS, toolchains, framework, library, were fixed at the time development started. Updating the environme
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by ezoe 6y ago
That strategy doesn't work in my country as the law clearly stated mere protocol is not copyrightable. Another interesting case was, Nintendo released a floppy disk with their logo relief and use its presence for DRM purpose. When thir
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by ezoe 6y ago
Then, you can't test that and former youtube-dl maintainer said in an interview that they download just few seconds of it and he believe it satisfy the fair-use but well, he think it should be removed to avoid issues if necessary. htt
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by ezoe 6y ago
So, according to the RIAA's claim, it's > (i) circumvent the technological protection measures used by authorized streaming services such as YouTube, > and > (ii) reproduce and distribute music videos and sound recordings

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