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ghssds
11mo ago
What became of the old ruse of simply not listening to contents that one find objectionable? Now it needs to be nuked from orbit yesterday to make sure nobody's pure eyes glance at it.
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ghssds
11mo ago
We already know the tribunal will take AI's side, not because of any justice or ethical reason but because of capitalism. They will interpret the law as saying whatever they want the law to say.
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ghssds
11mo ago
No website should be able to crash a good web browser. It's totally a Firefox failure.
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ghssds
11mo ago
If I want to know what kind of site I can make compatible with Dillo, is a list of supported elements available?
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ghssds
11mo ago
The data you upload to somewhere in your own country is much more dangerous as a recipient may actually reach you. Uploading your data to China? Much higher probability it is inconsequential.
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11mo ago
>the next immediate step is always fascism. Chronologicaly the Stasi was built after fascism ended. It operated in East Germany, a communist state.
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11mo ago
If it turns out cops won't come, you can always call them yourself to make sure your party is a success.
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China's New Influencer Law: Only Degree-Holders Can Discuss Professional Topics
(moroccoworldnews.com)
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11mo ago
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1y ago
Paste that into uBlock Origin: news.ycombinator.com##html:style(filter:invert(100%) hue-rotate(180deg)) news.ycombinator.com##body:style(background: white) news.ycombinator.com##div.toptext:style(color: black) news.ycombinator.com###hnmain
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1y ago
I can't wait for nasa.gov to let everybody smell Uranus.
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1y ago
> I guess he should have killed himself as well by the logic some are professing on here. Maybe people are able to answer that question by themselves and don't need the judgement of other people answering differently.
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1y ago
They had no chance. Look how long it tooks for Wine to get where they are. Their project is Wine + a kernel + device drivers compatibility, and a moving target.
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1y ago
Do you remember this: http://toastytech.com/evil/index.html ? Microsoft hate was something else in the '90s and 2000s. Yet people stayed with it as if they had no choice while OS/2, AmigaOS, NextStep, BeOS an
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1y ago
Microsoft's EDIT, QBASIC, QuickBASIC and MSDOS 6.x had on-screen help in the form of hypertext documents with white links inside green brackets on a black background. It looked good. Windows 3.1x also had on-screen help in the form of
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1y ago
I don't understand. Someone gotta put their hand in their pocket and break the rule or nothing would ever happen.
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1y ago
It's counter-productive to punish someone for something out of their control. One should not be punished for his parents', siblings' or childs' actions.
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1y ago
That ribbon would be as red as the movie's snow.
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1y ago
For the benefit of everyone -- including me -- not knowing the meaning of those abbreviations, I looked it up on the Interweb. LGB : Lyrically gifted brother JDAM : Japanese digital art museum
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1y ago
Don't vote. By voting, you partake in a system unable to give most people effective representation. By voting, you ostensibly accept your own alienation.
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1y ago
Don't worry. Our legislators around the world are hard working so this doesn't happen again, protecting us from harmful contents and cementing current industry leaders' position.
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1y ago
They forgot Wikipedia.
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1y ago
For one second, I thought Chrome now supported the Gemini protocol. Then I came back to reality. > To use Gemini in Chrome on your computer, you need to: Be 18 or over and in the US. Use a Mac or Windows computer. Use the
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1y ago
>Way back in the early '90s, Windows provided a color-scheme editor. Users could set up any color scheme they liked, and all properly-written apps would inherit it and work fine. It was barely usable. Many developers used the colors
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1y ago
You already had a couple of suggestions but I've been happy in the past with OVH. https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/web-hosting/compare/
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1y ago
It should be a goal for Earth to send a probe to one of those stars. As the probe will be unmaned, a mission taking a hundred years or more is not out of question.
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1y ago
What about a VPS and ssh -D ?
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1y ago
(3) The fare aggregator that sold you a ticket to visit BFE conveniently also geoblock that very place.
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1y ago
> Someone convinces a whole bunch of people that maybe slavery is actually super useful sometimes? Thirteenth amendment. Actually the thirteenth amendment explicitely allows slavery to exist in a case a whole bunch of people (maybe even
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1y ago
You are describing a temporary event.
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1y ago
As Anubis the egyptian god is represented as a dog-headed human, I thought the drawing was of a dog-girl.
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