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by ezoe 8y ago
The fact you have no human rights within the boder and must follow every orders from police without requiring the court order or face violence, detention without arrest, declined to contact the lawyer, or simply be shot are enough to avoid
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by ezoe 8y ago
Japan too. Copyright shall be abolished now or our generation's precious culture will be lost forever.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Why? Major GNU/Linux based distributions have browsers, LibreOffice and most of the software ordinary people usually want.
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by ezoe 8y ago
I decided a long time ago that I will never travel to the US because I'm not white and cares about my privacy.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Yeah. Very very suspicious. No proof though.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Reason 2 is getting out of hand for Python, Ruby, JavaScript, Haskell and OCaml. These so called package manager can't manage packages at all. I'd like to call it package downloader. They just download everything from language in
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by ezoe 8y ago
Apple: It's easy not to directly use the Apple products. But my friend, colleagues, service providers use it. So although I'm not directly using the Apple products, my private information still captured by Apple. Do I have to boyc
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by ezoe 8y ago
By quitting Amazon, Do I have to boycott the websites hosted on AWS? If you are sane person who read all contracts you sign, you will never want to own a cellphone. At least, in my country(Japan), I can't find a cellphone and wireless
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by ezoe 8y ago
Recently, I've learned Nepal history just because I really like the nepal curry at a restaurant nearby, . In 2001, Nepalese royal massacre happened, and King Gyanendra crowned. He stop the parliament and started absolute monarchism. Re
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by ezoe 8y ago
> I would switch ISPs but I have no other options where I live. Hopefully making this issue more public will help CenturyLink make better decisions, Seriously? I won't trust such ISP to send/receive even one bit of information
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by ezoe 8y ago
Imagine you need to create a website with every minor technical details perfectly matches the client's requirement. The client has no technical knowledge at all but he insist to be in charge on everything.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Seriously, It's Apple. They must have known.
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by ezoe 8y ago
>very few will gain exposure to these technologies to develop that passion. This, exactly. SSD firmware is opaque, hard to learn from outside. On the other hand, trending web-based framework has all the source code opened, with great doc
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by ezoe 8y ago
But why is that the pay is not so high? Manufacturing the hardware requires a lot of capitol to begin with. Why these SSD vendors can't afford the high salary to lure the top talents?
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by ezoe 8y ago
So, Microsoft finally realized that they can't develop the web browser inside the single company. I wonder what they realize the next. A Compiler?
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by ezoe 8y ago
Seriously, How did they not think about busting. Like... they didn't know that there is a Google search?
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by ezoe 8y ago
This is nothing to do with the free software. It's just that NPM ecosystem and culture is horrible.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Yeah, like wtf? >they offered to add me as an inventor on the patent application if it meant the applications could stand. I said no
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by ezoe 8y ago
If you want to live in a off-grid area. Sure.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Duct tape the smartphone camera lens and keep observing the camera feed, hoping the cosmic ray hit the camera. Doesn't need ECC memory for that.
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by ezoe 8y ago
All the Japanese news sources I could get yesterday only mentioned the arrest for the tax evasion.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Something smells very fishy on this. I bet all the information on this news so far comes from the intentional leak from police and Nissan. It's rather odd to be arrested for a tax evasion alone. If it's just a tax evasion, you got
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by ezoe 8y ago
Using Wine on ARM computer to run Windows program, it even requires you to to custom build kernel, compile Windows program to ARM target, all for.. for a Text Editor? Really? Come to think of it, When I converted myself to Windows user to G
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by ezoe 8y ago
Patent was and is always like that. We have a massive improvement on 3D printer and VR display because... the patent expired. Patent is a system to freeze the invention from society for 20 years. But in this case, patent alone is not on the
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by ezoe 8y ago
Most countries supported this practice until very recently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsory_sterilization Based on a then standard idea of Eugenics.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Those who don't invent their own features and relies only on the safe subset of standard which is the least common denominator of all platforms, haven't live today to tell about it. Without these inventions, we don't have aud
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by ezoe 8y ago
You mean, Windows?
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by ezoe 8y ago
What? You demand government(the USA) to punish the victim(Twitter) to solve a problem? The problem is the government(of Soudi Arabia) asking for the information from Twitter office in Dubai. On refusal Soudi Arabia government can sure to u
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by ezoe 8y ago
Seriously, If you want to be a journalist reporting about own government corruption. Storing the data inside the local country is the worst option. Why nobody thought about that?
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by ezoe 8y ago
Film grain is an unnecessary noise, degrading the quality of video. Looks bad for our eyes and especially bad for video encoding. It should be abolished for good.

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