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by herewulf 9mo ago
Any Git clone is also technically a Git server, so no, they don't lose access to their own filesystem after graduating.
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by herewulf 9mo ago
If federation really works that well, then it sounds like Mastodon/ActivityPub is ripe for carrying Git repository metadata and discussion. Obviously Git development works very well with mailing lists, other than the centralized server
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by herewulf 9mo ago
Chemical weapons were not used in WWII because in WWI the combatants figured out that they were really ineffective. Modern nuclear weapons seem to be very effective, but as you note, it has only been tested once (when only one side had them
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by herewulf 9mo ago
One would have to completely ignore the context of the last few months to not make a link in causality with basic inference. These are the same "serious media outlets" that repeat that same context in their articles over and over
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by herewulf 9mo ago
Ah yes, using the Coast Guard's aircraft carrier, stealth fighters, and their famous "Delta Force" commandos. I bet they even got a warrant to kick in Maduro's door and read him his rights!
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by herewulf 9mo ago
Why even have term limits if that is okay? No one has ever expected a former President to want to become a VP — a lower office.
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by herewulf 9mo ago
Because the US completely botched stabilizing the country despite 10s of thousands of troops on the ground for years. Meanwhile the indigenous insurgency and the previous to the invasion non-existent but subsequently massed foreign Al-Qaeda
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by herewulf 9mo ago
I didn't know Maduro was responsible for protecting the US border. Perhaps he should be charged with "dereliction of duty"? To go along with his other trumped up charges (ha.. ha..) such as "possession of machine guns an
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by herewulf 9mo ago
The not knowing is the point. From a security perspective, you have to assume the worst. And maybe that is F-Droid's point: Security through obscurity. If the build infrastructure with the signing keys is unknown, then it's that m
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by herewulf 9mo ago
Likely they are trying to make said list of open-source software easily accessible. The vast majority of users are incapable of compiling their own software. Probably it's better (for users' freedom, privacy, and a healthy Android
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by herewulf 9mo ago
And when your Cloudflare site is down, most of the Internet is down too! There's no downside!
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Battleships are meant to fight other battleships. And you don't nuke ships. They are a relic from WWI when ships still had to engage each other directly. They also filled a shore bombardment role. But you also don't use nukes for
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by herewulf 10mo ago
I refuse to use this name. The historic Department is literally the US Army. The DoD is one echelon higher. It's simply retarded.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Saying "linear algebra" to such people is about as effective as saying "abracadabra".
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by herewulf 10mo ago
I think we can all agree that obnoxious / potentially harmful features should be off by default. The authors of such a feature gave not more than a trifling thought to anyone's perspective but their own.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
In an equitable world, LLMs would only provide answers from <=1930 data (as of 1 January). Yet another argument for copyright being far too long.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Imagine simply owning your digital music, video, and game purchases in your own lifetime.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
It's simply the reverse of oxidizing it (AKA combusting it).
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by herewulf 10mo ago
No major manufacturer is even approaching what Framework is trying to do, so I'm happy to cut them some slack in order to support a product philosophy that I believe in. My 12th Gen Framework 13 is certainly good enough in this respect
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by herewulf 10mo ago
My wife has a recent MBP (a compromise to get away from Windows) and it's slick, fast, and super reliable. But you hit the nail on the head: Linux. There is no substitute. That's one reason why I swear by my Framework 13. While th
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Reading through material in context and actively removing the telling bits seems very focused to me. Furthermore, reading through long winded, dry legalese (or the like) and then occasionally marking it up seems like an excellent way to giv
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by herewulf 10mo ago
I asked Gemini if this was true and my city blacked out.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
There is nothing to prepare for because the only possible war between the USA and China is a nuclear war and such a war has no victor. Both countries are "prepared" in terms of nuclear weapons. The USA is clearly not prepared to
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by herewulf 10mo ago
What domestic drone industry?
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by herewulf 10mo ago
"Destroying Presidential norms"?! Heh. Wait until Fox News hears about the next guy. Oh, right. It doesn't work that way.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Firefox only does this if you set it up that way. It's in no way obligatory. That is a far cry from Apple and Google.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Banner is just a pile of hacks on top of an Oracle ERP with 7 character names for everything in the core. At least that was the state of affairs as of a number of years ago.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
BVT NOT TO BE CONFVSED UUITH TIMES OLD ROMAN.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
You ran your own server within your group of (probably Internet-) friends and policed and banned players doing that kind of crap. A lot of the potential offense was limited by the low resolution of sprays anyway.
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by herewulf 10mo ago
Soon you will bring a wheelbarrow of GPUs to buy a loaf of bread.

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