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   by guilhas 4y ago

   Except for the hipocrisy of years stating that those countries are oppressive regimes for censoring the web and people
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   Most consumers don't care, and home routers don't support it well Most ISPs don't support it well, and will still give you a dynamic IP Companies don't want to bet their reliability on something that fails as much, with
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   It is strange how a lot of countries claim they will have trouble to pay pensions but at same time are campaigning for UBI
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   This page crashed. window.analytics is undefined Try again Firefox mobile
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   Wouldn't this be a modern form of colonization, since these countries cannot produce these seeds? Extinguishing local crops for patented seeds produced by a company abroad
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   I was using MSTeams this week in Linux, and it was showing everything OK, webcam and audio, but the person on the other side was not receiving webcam image, in Windows. We tried several things, update browsers, Firefox, Chromium, Flatpak...
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   > Ask Users First I think that is wrong, it increases awareness of something that I would not care otherwise, and should not by default There should be more trust. Telemetry should be auditable, and companies should be more transparent w
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   For an experienced c#/.net it is OK, but new developers might get confused and go learn another language Nim looks very clean. But I am not sure it is ready for complex production work
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   by guilhas 4y ago

   One problem with the c#/dotnet ecosystem is there are too many answers online for different versions c#, records, EF6, EF core, EF7, net4.8, net standard, net core, net6, webforms, blazor, web api, web mvc, razor, identity core, legacy
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    The courts are too busy. Cases like this, with one sided representation, they just do what they're told Calls for UK ban on pre-payment meter installations made under court warrants https://www.theguardian.com/society&#
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    There is no evidence because it was not investigated Opposed to the wild origin theory, after 3 year investigation there is also no evidence
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    How is this site allowed to be live? Yandex source is cool. But there are a lot of leaks with people private data The US authorities move mountains for TornadoCash, Z-Library, etc... why leave this one?
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Level 27 Mage
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Why can't the US just accept they lost this one, and just put the effort into creating the next big thing before China does it again?
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Same for youngs mental health
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Alpine is strong in package availability, but needs some manual work for a usable desktop. Also I did some browser benchmarks, uses less RAM but it's not noticeably faster and some situations slower You would be better trying Xubuntu,
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    People could just use a mask around the stove
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    For me this is the future of the productive web, documents sharing. Forget the smart apps The only thing missing to make it perfect is XUL addons
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    > likely to have been driven in part by activities in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, such as testing and tracing services and the implementation of the vaccination programme So probably no increase, pandemic billions ar
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    They will test you as soon as you go to the GP or hospital So I think if they was a relevant uptake in COVID cases that would be news everywhere
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    I like how it looked like a regular mainstream action movie, but incorporated things like time travel. Accessible for the whole family to think or have fun at same time
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Could be code for wide nuclear war EMPs?
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Funny those micro plastics were only found in the human body after 2021, after a lot of people were injected with mRNA vaccines containing polymers
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    In UK most have returned in person. But many groups now permanently alternate between online and in person, or both, which is useful. Small percentage is still fully online
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Definitely, rust looks clear for what is programmatically happening, making it noisier to overview the problem being solved
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    I have a small server with a BTRFS raid Syncthing some, rsync others, going to test Borg Also have a 2.5 4TB HDD, where I backup again important data I don't encrypt any backup I am more afraid of lose data irrecoverably than someone h
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Rust fans trying to convince everyone it's the next big thing
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Not for serving politicians, companies with public money contracts, listed companies CEOs, NGOs and charitable organizations receiving or giving a relevant number of millions in donations These people are far too corrupt to be left wanderin
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    I think Guix approach is good, community helps with open-source packages, some third-party manages the non-free channels. And they are as easy to use https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix There are flatpacks, snaps, appim
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    by guilhas 4y ago

    Only Stallman can save us Like it or not, GNU is and always has been an important project for open source and user freedom