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by fezfight 4y ago
I know some people with IBS for who that would amount to discrimination.
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by fezfight 4y ago
So $200 x 3, + $100? It's 20 dollars more to get Apple's insurance than to just get it replaced! Brutal!
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by fezfight 4y ago
I'm sure tiktok runs circles around Chrome on tiktok, too.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Probably gotta give it to RMS then. He's kinda the OG in this area. And if you must use the innovation parlance, then he is the innovator for pretty much all user freedoms on computers.
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by fezfight 4y ago
The streaming eternal September is here. It will never be as good as it used to be.
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by fezfight 4y ago
You could always disable them in Firefox both desktop and mobile. So I guess they're both copying Mozilla in this regard.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Unless what you care about is open computers now and in the future. Then theyre benign like a growing brain tumour. It might not be cancer, but it's still going to kill you.
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by fezfight 4y ago
While I realize this is more of a sabre rattle than reality, hopefully in reality youre using ublock origin. You won't see any ads on that pirate stream.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Ignorance of what though? How airfoils work? Or how to speak french? Ignorance of how acting on your urge to be greedy results in suffering? Sure. But I think the greed is still the thing causing the bad here.
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by fezfight 4y ago
But uh, wouldn't it be greed that makes us desire things? Not to question your religion or anything, but just curious. Cheers.
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by fezfight 4y ago
New programming languages are so much fun. I think it maybe scratches the same itch as home renovation. It also makes me nostalgic for the first time I compiled a program (on the c64).
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by fezfight 4y ago
Cheers!
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by fezfight 4y ago
I also know quite a few Persians in Canada that I'm also quite a big fan of! Yay, Canada.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Yes, the cause of all human on human suffering since the dawn of time is greed. Its almost a tautology so maybe it didn't need to be said. For the record, I'm a Canadian who went to school with countless Lebanese people in Ottawa.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Well thank you for making it! So much knowledge is kept being lock and key and here you are helping set it free. You're a good person
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by fezfight 4y ago
Sounds like a rad hobby, to be honest. Good for the author and thanks to you for framing it like this.
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by fezfight 4y ago
And let's say what it is: greed.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Sure, but that's not a deal breaker when you can just change it? I too don't particularly like Manjaro but here's a situation where he's doing damage to basically the only brand that even remotely supports his interests
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by fezfight 4y ago
I think I'm on Team Pine here. I don't really understand the problem Martijn has. It seems to boil down to that they agreed to everything he wanted, just not fast enough?
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by fezfight 4y ago
The question posed is can the visa-mastercard duopoly be broken. The answer is no. Like all entrenched systems, the only way beyond them is to circumvent them. Circumventing the financial system is what bitcoin did. So no, you can't so
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by fezfight 4y ago
Yeah, it was nuts. Us Linux gamers were all upset at CDProjekt Red for the bait and switch on the Linux support for Witcher 3, and then, blam DVXK suddenly made that irrelevant. And then so much more!
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by fezfight 4y ago
They had to add a tax to empty homes in Vancouver to try and recover some of the units lost to investors just sitting on them.
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by fezfight 4y ago
The poster of this link, hardmaru, is no slouch either. Their work with evolutionary strategies is eye opening. otoro.net/ml or their twitter account @hardmaru if you want to see for yourself. Thanks for the link hardmaru!
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by fezfight 4y ago
So I think folks overlook just how wealthy certain investors are when they propose the fix is to just build new properties. Those will also get snapped up by investors. To fix the problem, investing in housing needs to be either banned or m
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by fezfight 4y ago
Does the tone put anyone else off? I feel like I should be his perfect target audience (I cycle everywhere and prefer living in cities with good bike infrastructure) but I find the way he makes his arguments leaves me wanting to disagree wi
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by fezfight 4y ago
Yeah. Sometimes someone brilliant does something hard for the good of humanity though. I'm think specifically of that guy who wrote DXVK back in the mid 2010s. He basically made gaming on Linux possible.
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by fezfight 4y ago
Segway ads showed middle aged people with helmets on. It was dead from the moment they made that choice.
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by fezfight 4y ago
I miss those days. I was quite young. Those IBM PC clones still look like the future to me. Heh. Cheers
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by fezfight 4y ago
I wonder if Tim Cook has a lot invested in rare earth mining companies or something.
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by fezfight 4y ago
I agree that it can be a lot at times, especially if you watch several in a row, but I dunno, I kind of love that he's keeping that enthusiasm (real or not). I think the world is a brighter place because of it. Just a tiny bit, but sti

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