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by guilhas 3y ago
As a home user I like their hardware has the least vendor lock in, so when things break it is easier to replace with generic parts or swap around
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by guilhas 3y ago
Agree, I've seen dozens of ADHD videos and there is nothing I can see that wouldn't apply to everyone else, unless I would also have something similar undiagnosed, but I also don't feel the necessity to get anything diagnosed
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by guilhas 3y ago
I think what most comments try to point out, is that the problem is not the bug, but the institutions taking action knowing the software is buggy For example the Post Office, both them and Fujitsu knew the bug for 20 years, they did not req
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by guilhas 3y ago
Have you heard of Youtube shorts? Same dumb/disturbing content, doesn't need login, comes pre-installed in every device My nephews just grab any device and start scrolling
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by guilhas 3y ago
So if I have 1000 devices I have to advertise every single one to my ISP? Couldn't they start a pricing based on how many devices I have? By default it will send the mac addresses of all devices? Is there a way to enable IPv6 NAT?
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by guilhas 3y ago
> "Giving up on the future of the Internet in a futile attempt to stop your porn habits being tracked is not a valid argument against IPv6." Is the network admin version of "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to
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by guilhas 3y ago
Not by what they're doing. But you can definetly try access their mental state, stressed, relaxed.. Water cooler talk "hey everything alright with you?"
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by guilhas 3y ago
Most companies would save money getting reducing, or rid of the office space, as some did after covid Most companies advertising jobs, have remote positions now I don't see a RTO movement, I think they are experimenting what works best
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by guilhas 3y ago
There are many known real embarrassing videos of both Biden and Trump, so the impact seems low And there has already been a roller coaster 'fake' news already, these recent years, back and forth, Hillary, Trump, Biden, Hunter, Cov
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by guilhas 3y ago
Normally there is evidence for both theories, the problem is the "credible" mainstream sources will only present one side of it. And that is what most people is going to believe Anything else is just a "coincidence", &qu
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by guilhas 3y ago
Because the sources giving the mainstream theory, have turn into propaganda machines with 1 dimensional point of views, that will lie, omit, censor, discredit, and do almost anything, to push their political narrative, except confront the f
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by guilhas 3y ago
Everyone is still experimenting what works Most companies are settling for hybrid, and workers not returning are slowly being left behind. Mostly because "classic" companies processes are not ready for remote workers
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by guilhas 3y ago
Then why are they bombing the entire surface of the region? Hitting hospitals, schools, refuge camps, homes, residential tower blocks, businesses... murdering thousands of civilians? And yet all these propaganda articles always fail to pres
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by guilhas 3y ago
Not to mention the possibility that the Post Office could remotely change the accounts without postmaster's knowledge, that is worse than ignored bugs
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by guilhas 3y ago
Wouldn't it be better to leave HTML as a passive document markup? And add HTMX as an "extension"
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by guilhas 3y ago
I think it happens every year by this time, more or less severe, to show "savings", good financials, by the end of the financial year in April. And then start hiring again to show it is booming. Also maybe to rotate the lower rate
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by guilhas 3y ago
A distro not wanting to maintain closed source software packages seems reasonable Anyone can create their packages channel or import existing Also Interesting that you can now install Guix in Nix, or Nix in Guix, or both in any other distro
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by guilhas 3y ago
Been using extensions for 2 years with Iceraven/Mull. Don't understand why Firefox is always "almost"
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by guilhas 3y ago
Exactly, most companies structure and processes are not ready for remote, much less hybrid, work. And a lot of workers are also not ready for that change I started remotely recently but I feel the company, which seems to be trying, struggle
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by guilhas 3y ago
Only supporting the "rebels" from the "opresive" government NATO comes bombs everything, the country stays in conflict for many years to come Same story everytime, Libya, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Yugosla
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by guilhas 3y ago
Clearly they didn't prevent any genocide, from the multiple sides in the region
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by guilhas 3y ago
The region never healed after NATO bombings on the former Yugoslavia
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by guilhas 3y ago
Kubernetes also has a steep learning curve, and does everything you could dream of, that your docker or managed cloud does not Do you need them? Will you enjoy using it?
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by guilhas 3y ago
I feel the opposite Definitely more ideas Maybe no time or motivation to implement them, too much focus on the day to day life
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by guilhas 3y ago
One of the best internet's comment and I can't read it, because it has been deleted
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by guilhas 3y ago
Although interesting I always also see this as erase poor people data policy, same as people deleting their reddit comments In 100 years they'll be investigating the real history of 2023, and most records were deleted, only aggregates
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by guilhas 3y ago
Couldn't he just put it in a roadmap to be reviewed, merge the work if acceptable, accept the reward himself, and reward Zig team accordingly by other means? This seems to be a negotiation attempt being made fully in public by two open
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by guilhas 3y ago
Don't understand the problem, can't the PRs just be ignored forever or closed? No one can do any work unless the leadership green light seems a bit restrictive
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by guilhas 3y ago
On a side note I am starting to think that the Zig leadership has some trouble with community management/collaboration Creator Of Zig Leaves Twitter and Reddit | Prime Reacts https://youtube.com/watch?v=8nxrHLQ_YQk Rem
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by guilhas 3y ago
I think all the code license question does not matter much, because the code is data input, not a part of their actual program Like githubs servers host AGPL code as data, without having to be open-source The perceived problem there, is if

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