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by giov4 2mo ago
yes kinda obvious now for many, but I've never seen it so nicely summarised and also from 2014! I always try to consider a possible biased view, but again seen it summarized it like this makes it extremely simple and clear.
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The US is not a democracy but an oligarchy, study concludes (2014)(upi.com)
114 points by giov4 2mo ago|81 comments
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by giov4 2mo ago
where do you see AI input? for everybody, euryhaline: "Euryhaline organisms are able to adapt to a wide range of salinities." how is that related to the heavy metals? and what's the reason behind attacking the post topic base
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by giov4 2mo ago
funny, I tried to tell people and share with them about this salmon farming problem since many years, including quality, pollution, diseases and industrial feeding. It is important to be aware of this and dont abuse salmon eating since imho
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by giov4 2mo ago
A device calling home and posting data is normality since many years already and does not directly represent a security risk for the normal user, based also on the fact that this communication is often covered by his vendor policy acceptanc
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by giov4 2mo ago
great job, great effort! for a second I imagined the firefighters being lost between flames and winds and not knowing or understanding directions well and then opening your app and figuring it out :)
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by giov4 2mo ago
nope, that's the defacto standard for the past 30 years and I was against it for security reasons, it was not dumb it was convenient in times of peace for many! so I agree if my country would produce and enforce usage of country develo
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by giov4 2mo ago
while I totally understand the risk of foreign hardware and firmware, this is exclusively a sabotage of green power development confirmed by the methodology and speed of implementation of it. blocking related projects by forcing a supply ch
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by giov4 2mo ago
unfortunately wrong diet is just another consequence of the bad life loop. claiming that is a just a result of industrial food is quite bold, even if yes thats probably cause of many many problems for humans.
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by giov4 2mo ago
thanks a lot for the clarification and effort for it. Maybe the other reactions made it generally more unclear, but was unsure about the core message. This is much more clear and direct, and yes I was believing you meant something in that d
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by giov4 2mo ago
also the comment "I've considered suicide because I was unable to make ends meet. I don't want others to experience that. Is that too much to ask?" was important and extremely insightful, wanted to ask what you meant wit
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by giov4 2mo ago
It's simple, what is written here should be part of basic education for every human being/worker. For all who mis-interprent the post and focus only on the anti capitalistic view of it, don't worry your body will tell you soo
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by giov4 2mo ago
could you please summarize in short what you meant here as keypoint? I'm not sure we are interpreting this right,based also on reactions and troll references in clear contrast to your other comment.
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by giov4 3mo ago
I would not be who I am if my father didn't buy an amiga 1000 for my bigger brother. I was around 7 years old, I still have a few memory frames of the original package unboxing when it arrived. I was too small but I remember the feelin
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by giov4 3mo ago
i checked out the article and while i find interesting the topic in general i think the blog post should be optimized in terms of writing, the mix of lowercase "i" and em dashes gives a bad impression you knowwhy, together with th
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by giov4 3mo ago
that's what I also thought when I saw the pull request, that it could be a useful lecture. But again the usefulness of the final tool should not compromise appreciation of effort and learning. Unless the tool targets, claims or pretend
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by giov4 3mo ago
I agree and I usually ended-up combining find reliability with other commands to obtain what I needed without big issues or too much looping syntax effort. Regarding remembering the find syntax I think its being arcane is what it made for m
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by giov4 3mo ago
On a second thought I think that the effort in trying to find a shell uncomfortability problem and trying to solve it with a "wrapped workaround" still represents positive effort and should be supported and fostered without jumpin
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by giov4 3mo ago
I lol'd, but do you think this is valid? https://github.com/wallach-game/bashumerate/pull/1/files to me looks like a right solution, even if I was also tired of writing for loops by hand usually
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by giov4 3mo ago
I understand and I agree from an experience point of view it felt very unstable on debian and proxmox that is debian based. I wanted to share this experience too as a warning to users investing time and money and possibly hitting instabilit
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by giov4 3mo ago
I killed 2x 4tb Nvme drives on Pciexpress with ZFS raid1 under proxmox, got them replaced, tried again on both pci-express and usb adapter kept getting io problems there too with zfs, drive gets disconnected during scrub or high load, tried
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by giov4 3mo ago
yama? ptrace scope? namespaces? selinux? apparmor? of course depends also on system defaults, but then why I cannot dump ssh-agent process from same user? oh maybe that's also the reason why the move to the kernel level in general? or
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by giov4 3mo ago
yes but you are going off topic, the point is companies installing low level malware on any gamer's system to prevent cheaters and monitoring all of them as a consequence. And not that there are not enough laws against cheaters and aga
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by giov4 3mo ago
Uninstalled riot years ago, not playing games that dont run on linux with proton, problem solved and you should do the same. Avoiding to play games that take over my system on a low-level is a no go, I can live without LoL or BF6 and I live
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by giov4 4mo ago
what do you mean? rage quitting within minutes its pretty meaningless and games are often won nevertheless! also I tend to avoid rage quitters exactly for this reason and always play till the end, beside the learning the game is often won a
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by giov4 4mo ago
Playing RTS since long time, TA to SupCom to FaF, I need to say that I totally understand your condition, especially considering my own experience and evolution on BAR. I've seen lot of new or learning players being disoriented from th