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by hulitu 7mo ago
> but Intel wanted some cool name, and they decided penta + premium would sound cool, hence pentium some say that they tried to add 486 with 100 and the result had some numbers after the comma, that's why they named it pentium (yes,
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by hulitu 7mo ago
No. We live in a democracy. Everyone can work where he wants. See Poettering. Or US generals who went to work for Pentagon contractors. Or politicians who work/have worked/will work for private companies which benefitted from laws
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Microsoft has a very good PR department: they invest a lot in lobby/corruption, they pay for articles in big media companies. And Microsoft is too big to fail.
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Isn't "Windows Key" Ctrl + Esc ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> skip all the gory details, their primary benefit to ReiserFS is their astounding speed. For example, searching a tree with trillions of items takes only a few dozen operations. For ReiserFS, storing metadata in the tree meant there was
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Freedom and democracy must be protected with any means. God bless America ! https://youtu.be/-vfS2RIJNpo
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> it's the only form of "age verification" which can be done in a somewhat privacy respecting way (as in at most leak the age) could. But Google, Microsoft and Meta do not want to do it this way. They want to sell your per
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> I think more people should be aware of Unit 731. They wouldn't. CIA was also doing human experiments yet, although we live in a democracy, nobody held them accountable. You see, as long as a government cannot be held accountable
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by hulitu 7mo ago
How the US and Israel war threatens global food supply. I guess thinking is hard those days.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> When I went to their support chat to ask why my billing was so high, the system conveniently gave me a "System error, try again later" message. You can't even get help. New to Microsoft ? You get more help from someone i
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> All of these web admin tools are hacks that call out to shell scripts and whatnot I love the smell of RCEs in the morning.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
We don't need security. We already know your age and who you are. /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> XDG is also doing it. We need age verification in every program. The kernel shall panic if an underage user is using the computer. /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Just bug fixes and performance improvements. So more bugs and no improvements, just like Google.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> I recommend you contact your local data privacy office, as they usually take this quite seriously. Just like they usually did. /s
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> 17gb Microsoft power /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
In US they are sent to jail.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> it will make products much more expensive for consumers EU should be protecting instead of few importers that seem to be protecting instead Too bad that consumers do not pay lobby money like Amazon does.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> but you are not those people's boss. You're right. Those people's boss is the freedesktop foundation. Just follow the money.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> that monopolies act like monopolies duckduckgo is also serving crap from some time, so no, it is not about monopolies.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> This is open-source, you can modify software to align with your business goals, including complying to regulations Just do it.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> I will take AI halucinations over journalists halucinations anytime, at least machine has no hostile intent, Famous last words. What do you think is the main application for AI ? Spreading propaganda.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Cesar Chavez, a Civil Rights Icon, Is Accused of Abusing Girls for Years Funny how every perceived danger by the CIA is accused of abusing children or rape.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> North Korean's 100k fake IT workers net $500M a year for Kim So each made $5000 a year. They could have worked in China for better wages.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Not all people love Material design. The fact, that the Label became the main UI widget, is an unfortunate accident.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> The opposite is virtually never true though; there aren't really high standards for beauty or consistency on the other platforms The beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I don't find Apple UI beautiful and consistency is mis
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Cisco. They have backdoors, but those are "our" backdoors.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Peter Thiel Fears the Peter Thiel Is Coming
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Why are we happy that crap is back? Don't you want to hear the voice of freedom and democracy ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Oh, gosh, FBI is buying data and politico, with an army of journalists, just found out. Wait till they find, after 10 years, that this is used to monitor people, just like Gestapo or Stasi did. Are there any newspapers left, not stating the

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