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by giov4 1mo ago
>noblogs encourages and hosts violence and other terrorist activities. how does it encourage it? can you show an example? >They had a flier for 'laser tag' hosted there what does this mean? >which was a group meet to flas
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by giov4 1mo ago
As from Wikipedia reference to Webster Dictionary in "Definitions of Fascism": "a: any program for setting up a centralized autocratic national regime with severely nationalistic policies, exercising regimentation of industry
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by giov4 1mo ago
also for context this is a shorter version and represents well the situation https://www.inventati.org/who/collective "After 2005 we have been constantly pestered by prosecutors and security forces (and even by th
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by giov4 1mo ago
he?
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by giov4 1mo ago
sorry what?
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by giov4 1mo ago
ohh thanks for that xkcd! totally right! only problem I have and that's probably why I didn't associate it directly myself is that I see the example very valid for many other FOSS cases. but in this case it feels like the part at
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by giov4 1mo ago
yes I believe we are, and such indefinite maintenance is the result of FOSS and open repos and open collaboration that can re-iterate and keep a strong and decent level of maintenance. maintainers are very important to me because i know the
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by giov4 1mo ago
they owe us the responsibility of having created, released and maintained something that they created and they are responsible for. If you cannot handle or take this responsibility towards the community you cannot do opensource. just do a c
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by giov4 1mo ago
>FOSS is not affected negatively. First because FOSS is not en entity in the first place. There is no "community" per se but a muriad of softwares choosing open source licences for various reasons. Second because the choices of
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by giov4 1mo ago
this is wonderful, respect and all support! to me it feels like, peaceful good tech guys supporting freedom of speech and many other things that are becoming more and more critical nowadays! the facts that US tardocracy classifies them as c
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by giov4 1mo ago
cringe inducing texts? are you serious? what does that mean?
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by giov4 1mo ago
why? explain, also using cring as word is incredibly cringe and self-defeating. But please exaplain why, or just throwing s** randomly?
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by giov4 1mo ago
I mean just even from the titles mentioned in the article: “Is Anti-Zionism Antisemitism?” “Did Israel Expel Palestinians From Their Land?” “Is Israel Carrying Out a Genocide in Gaza?” no need to even read them, if you have to pose those qu
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by giov4 1mo ago
if there is the need to pollute information there is a reason behind and that's enough to judge and realize the intentions.
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by giov4 1mo ago
thanks for the summary. >`httpx` supported newer HTTP versions and both async and non-async. However the maintainer decided to close all outside submissions, issues and discussions for personal reasons. how can something like this happen
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by giov4 1mo ago
unbelievable, how can a single person affect negatively FOSS so much? I mean really, closing repos? excluding maintainers? committing only on private repos? This type of behavior should be moderated and banned from any FOSS activity to avoi
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by giov4 1mo ago
unbelievable, how can a single person affect negatively FOSS so much? I mean really, closing repos? excluding maintainers? committing only on private repos? This type of behavior should be moderated and banned from any FOSS activity to avoi
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by giov4 1mo ago
that's what I believed and did too till now, but would be good to remove the problem completely finally.
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by giov4 1mo ago
sorry guys just noticed but shouldn't the "Baby klein bottle" be called "Klein klein bottle"? www.kleinbottle.com is this an overlooked DE pun by Cliff? is that even possible?
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by giov4 1mo ago
I don't understand, is people still using it? Once Elonified and walled, was already a clear bye bye years ago. why there would be still the need to have an account and post stuff there? boycott is the answer. loosing and having few us
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by giov4 1mo ago
why does it seems dangerous to you? I actually immensely appreciated the way he is totally human, didn't even had to go beyond the stage behaviour because I believe that's the marvellous part! It's a whole thing, the whole ex
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by giov4 1mo ago
Thank you Cliff! I had shivers most of the time during the talk, it was touching me from the inside and flipping me back like a latex glove. And while I knew your story I confess I listened to you for the first time. It was the most amazin
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by giov4 2mo ago
I also don't have a pretty sensitive smell and I smelled it a lot, especially cherosene like while boarding and before or during taxing, but later gets better. it happened to me only on certain planes or cheaper airlines and i never ma
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by giov4 2mo ago
I'm not sure why this is pointed out
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by giov4 2mo ago
just stumbled upon this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49360307 even mechanical of course :)
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by giov4 2mo ago
I tried to imitate japanese people in the public transport when i was there, meaning I managed to kinda sleep/nap with eyes closed for 10-15minutes between rides and it was astonishing. while I understand might be a more known thing, i
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by giov4 2mo ago
I would not jump to such conclusions, I would assume is not fully known and needs to be further understood. on the other side, do you know we have polarized and non-polarized cells? do you know they can be affected by electromagnetism? thi
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by giov4 2mo ago
yeah probably lot of study measurements and data confirming that, I'm not skeptical about it, to me it feels like something scientifically measured proven since quite some time already. of course genetics and outliers still need to be
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by giov4 2mo ago
about immigration I found interesting learning that: - before 1948, zionist agencies only allowed young fit pioneers and wealthy persons to immigrate. used a strict selection process that excluded sick, elderly, and poor. - 1950, law of ret
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by giov4 2mo ago
illuminating thanks for sharing this point of view. funny that recently I came to a similar conclusion regarding power structures being corrupted anyway at the end, independently from the starting political form, is like we humans tend to b

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