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I stopped using Google 5 years ago. The combination of SEO blogspam dominating the first page results, and the mass surveillance they engage in, made me want to change. I don't miss it, it has many worthy replacements. My thoughts on t
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RICH people who control both parties want lower wages for Americans. And Democrats will never allow border protection because the illegal immigrants they gleefully import become Democrat voters. If any working/middle class people compl
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The requested deadline is likely done ahead of filing a complaint in Europe, to show they gave ample warning. Also remember he's not talking to a human, but to a soulless corporation. He was as cordial as could be given the circumstanc
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"Just don't play videogames or consoom non-educational media, also don't use your phone at night", seems to cover 99% of mental fatigue/procrastination issues.
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Ackshually, it's not censorship because tech giants are doing this for democracy and all that is good in this world.
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A quick Google search shows they're run by "Arn Pearson, Executive Director of the Center for Media and Democracy, publisher of SourceWatch, PRWatch, and BanksterUSA". If you google Arn Pearson ( https://muckrack.co
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We are so back!
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I don't think I want Debian changing their packaging policies so some random Retroarch contributor can break my app (or worse, losing my data) by pushing a bad update. I want Debian to be a rock-solid OS where nothing breaks even if it
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As a power user (not professional sysadmin) I love Uptime Kuma. A simple docker image that uses 110MB RAM and gave me all the monitoring I need for my home lab and my cloud VPS. Very easy to use too, lovely UI.
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If you're a straight white male, have you tried identifying as LGBT for oppression ladder points? If I was an American in need of a job I'd do it for sure.
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It's so hecking wholesome I started crying. My wife's son came to ask me, "Frank, why you crying?". I had to explain to him there's evil people in this world who oppose open borders.
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Should it be regulated? If businesses want known shoplifters flagged by their AI camera so they can refuse service, shouldn't they have a right to do it? I know in America this would be painted as an attack on the Holy Minority and the
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Because I hate in politics when people repeat a lie enough and it becomes the new reality that everyone will eventually accept, and I don't like seeing this sort of thing infect tech. I see this Red Hat narrative being adopted in real-
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Red Hat did no such thing, they are completely in compliance with GPL. Customers who pay for RHEL get the source code just like the GPL intended. It's within their right to stop selling you future RHEL licenses for re-distributing this
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What do you mean by updated scheduler? Task Scheduler? It looks the same as it did in the older Windows to me. I love WSL but what does it do that cygwin didn't? I guess let you use the distro directly including package manager. But a
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Never heard of Rumble before you mentioned them so I didn't take your answer seriously. I mean, I still don't. But you'll be glad to know the UK govt is pressuring Rumble to demonetize him: https://twitter.com/
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So a hippie boomer held some hippie boomer belief, then after speaking to people affected by it, he realized he was wrong and changed his mind. And this is a problem because? I'm more likely to donate to the FSF than to any of those bl
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Taking away the livelihood of someone for unproven allegations is not oppression? Do you realize what Youtube is in the year 2023? It's how a lot of self-employed people make their living. Are you one of those "it's not censo
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People who went to the same schools, received the same programming, control similar institutions with similar goals, and generally have uniform values, are acting in concert to take him out of commission. And you don't think it's
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Why would you want to review individual commits when the same lines can change from one commit to another? It seems like more work. Personally I want to see the final list of changes when I review, and not waste my time with intermediate st
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> Bug reports or questions generally do not require mentioning your race, ethnicity, nationality or identity preferences. There are people whose reply to that statement would be "Help! I'm being oppressed!" . The sort of p
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I like the idea of ostree but having glanced at it, as a casual/intermediate user, it didn't seem as user-friendly as, say, Docker was (which a home user can learn in an afternoon). It wasn't obvious how to get to "Debia
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Last I looked at Distrobox, DNS didn't work on Ubuntu LTS or Debian Bookworm. It was literally useless. How can anyone adopt an unpolished hobby project that only seems to be tested on the dev's Arch box is beyond me.
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>There's hardly any other API with that kind of backwards compatibility. Qt? 99.99% of the API from Qt 4 (2005) is identical in Qt 6 (ongoing). A few headers were renamed, and a few minor functions, generally stuff you can port in 1
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Does nginx's configuration complexity mean anything in the age of ChatGPT? I set up a whole reverse proxy stack on my personal webserver (thanks to the swag docker image: nginx + auto-renewing let's encrypt + fail2ban). I hadn
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Mozilla could easily live without Google's money if the vast majority of their income wasn't spent on being Big Nonprofit ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37180480 ) I would love it if they lost Google'
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I thought fedora atheists died off 10 years ago? I guess not.
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Peaceful end-time for good people, eternal damnation for bad people, yes. How many Christians do you think consider a good person of another religion to be going to hell? Jesus' main teachings were compassion and loving your neighbor.
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You must think you're deboonking by linking random Bible verses and obscure theory most people have never heard of? I'm agnostic but I was raised Christian in different communities and on different continents and I have never been
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