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2y ago
I thought a self hosted minetest server with the weirdest mods was the way to go.
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2y ago
My home has 2 floor if you enter from one side and 4 from the other side. Due to being on a hill. I wonder how to convince osm of that :D
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guappa
2y ago
This should probably be titled "Show HN"
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2y ago
If you expect a bsd software to run unpatched on linux… I don't know what to say to you… except to tell you to try and do it yourself.
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2y ago
Not at all. There is different age groups.
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2y ago
> Thousands of upstreams yes, thousands for security-critical software no. Everything is security critical. > That's not what was happening. Now who's making stuff up? You, who didn't read the mailing list exchange >
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2y ago
I don't know who is signing your checks, I know what you are paid to work on :) The distinction between consultant and employee is pretty moot if you're not the tax office.
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2y ago
> I can confidently claim that upstream has better policies. Debian has thousands of different upstream, you don't even know who they are, how can you claim to know their policies and to have evaluated all of them? Also, all the 1 p
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2y ago
Bad developers (aka most of the developers) want to be able to break compatibility every 3 days or so, and pinning a precise version lets them do that. Some users commenting here are employed by python, which also has a policy of breaking c
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2y ago
To be blunt: if your library requires me to handle it differently than all the other software that exists, it's a bad library. If you break compatibility every week you should not be writing a library at all. > This reminds me of th
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2y ago
I said the catania area, not the catania city centre. Learn to read perhaps? This is in the catania area https://imgur.com/a/rhnIGNa Perhaps you have no clue of what you're talking about? I had snow 2 days ago… bu
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2y ago
Roads are public but unless you have someone following around you can't know where everyone is at all times. But with tracker now you have mass surveillance! We criticize chinese government but we do much worse.
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2y ago
The Catania area of course is one example.
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2y ago
It's no more of a brain picker than "how many beans are there in this black jar that you can't lift or shake?". It's just saying something without any information.
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2y ago
Yes, and of course you must pay because the autopilot doesn't work when there's snow or rain or sun on the horizon or it's too dark, or the volcano near you is throwing ash and there's wind so you're now in a sandst
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2y ago
They are dead but the other people who attend aren't
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2y ago
English is my 3rd language but I still made a huge mistake :D
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2y ago
Lol, i'm an idiot :D
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guappa
2y ago
? My calculator does too. Unless you mean (9, 11) > (9, 9) which is an entirely different thing.
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2y ago
I think for companies to use them is because employees want to use them and there's tons of blog posts (AI written?) that say it increases productivity and you'll be left behind if you don't adopt it. For startups that basica
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2y ago
You have to understand that at the time communism was a real option. And while we now think they lived in poverty and so on, they didn't really have much worse conditions than the rest of europe right after the war. So governments had
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2y ago
Rotblat was a decent man.
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2y ago
And if we instruct the police to ignore white collar crimes, then suddenly the only criminals are immigrants! Isn't that wonderful? /s
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2y ago
Hehe dutch people feel very superior to everyone else because their budget isn't as negative as the other european countries, due to their country being a tax haven. I ONCE met a dutch person who admitted that being a tax haven is noth
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2y ago
I learnt english on IRC. Sure most of the girls I met there weren't real girls. But I did meet one of my gfs on IRC (and she was a real girl).
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2y ago
Why are you optimist? Does facebook and google doing the exact same thing harm you any less?
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2y ago
> Sweden has an overproduction of energy Yes, that's because all the industry had to move because of the no energy in sweden.
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2y ago
Swedish government: "We'll only use electric cars!" Also swedish government: "Please don't vacuum or do laundry on cold days when everyone has extra heaters on" Also swedish government: "Everyone's in
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2y ago
I doubt "building character through rejections" makes any business sense.
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2y ago
Can you share a source for this? The oldest known university in europe wasn't about technology. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universit%C3%A0_di_Bologna
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