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by iberator 8mo ago
Isn't Yemen sanctioned by USA? No SSL, Facebook, encryption etc?
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by iberator 8mo ago
thank you
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by iberator 8mo ago
I am not in USA. here we got swarms of Ukrainian immigrants who are super slim, fast and motivated. Very hard to compete. Obisity doesn't exist in them heh
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by iberator 8mo ago
you will not land job as plumber or HVAC without piór experience or similar experience. People shun software developers at once im because THEY KNOW that you simply don't fit as typical candidate. Also: people doesn't want to hire
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by iberator 8mo ago
i remember watching adult videos on windows 3.11 with 486dx 100mhz. CD-ROM VIDEO thing. I guess it was just just mpeg2 format
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by iberator 8mo ago
haha golden comment
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by iberator 8mo ago
best thing about TCL is easy syntax and that everything is a string :) Unique and simple and easy language with very slow changes. Something like Python in good old days of 2.x before young internet javasceipt devs started pouring A LOT of
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by iberator 8mo ago
you are wrong. Windows 3.11 era used CPUs with like 33mhz cpu, and yet we had TONS of graphical applications. Including web browsers, Photoshop, CAD, Excel and instant messangers Only thing that killed web for old computers is JAVASCRIPT.
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by iberator 8mo ago
What if you gonna think about your social security number 30000 times in your dreams, and someone knows the pattern? See the danger? That's evil.
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by iberator 8mo ago
just pay for storage instead. It's absurd that rich developers are doing ANYTHING but to pay for basic services - ruining the internet for those in real need. we can't have nice things
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by iberator 8mo ago
Stop ruining the internet end exploiting free resources
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by iberator 8mo ago
you are insane. only 0.01% of companies are like that GLOBALLY. And no: they are not even winning on the long run
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by iberator 8mo ago
wow, that was pain to read. I was expecting the technical side debugging, instead I get the article about literally nothing FULL of unverifiable claims and lore.
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by iberator 8mo ago
I lost my job as a software developer some time ago. Flipping burgers is WAY more demanding than I ever imagined. That's the danger of AI: It takes jobs faster than creating new ones PLUS for some fields (like software development) dow
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by iberator 8mo ago
I would prefer to have the option to still use 4o or whatever lite version of chatgpt but WITHOUT ANY POPUPS about limits.
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by iberator 8mo ago
Only person who MAYBE should be tipped is the COOK. Bringing plate to table is trivial - cooking is not. Tipping is a scam in the age of wages and pensions
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by iberator 8mo ago
Ha! I'm developing on my phone with termux and Bluetooth too! But I'm homeless and in Europe Good luck mate!
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by iberator 8mo ago
Fun fact: NetBSD supports VAX 70/380 system from 1978/79! That's the oldest known architecture that can run modern Unix. 32 bit, MMU, multi cpu: ahead of it's time. So if you travel back in time: that's a safe plat
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by iberator 8mo ago
http telnet, irc, SMTP, imap - what else we need really? KISS Encryption is awful for future archeologists etc.
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by iberator 8mo ago
I would love to see any journal showing how profitable an open source company vs closed source one (as a software house). imo terrible business idea?
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by iberator 8mo ago
windows 11 also has it.
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by iberator 8mo ago
Not buying drinks for strangers is NOT bad advice. Best of all: he is right. Just ask women or people who party a lot :) .
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by iberator 8mo ago
There is a whole chapter about it, and it's not mysogonic. He addressed the problem of females who simply eat and drink for free EXPLOITING stupid dudes as the default mode of partying. That's why he is hostile to them with I hig
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by iberator 8mo ago
AI takes jobs faster than it creates new ones. It should be banned in current form. No junior positions available - only those who lasted even have the chance to use them in commercial settings. After layoffs you will get how BAD it is :&#x
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by iberator 8mo ago
Stranger article. I wasn't able to get the main point of this article. Strangely written, but hey - I'm nob native by any means. ps. telnet SDF.org just works...
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by iberator 8mo ago
did you even OPEN the article? >Historic food. there are some dishes literally 1000 years old. Worth to save them in the era of fast food and AI. slop. Imagine knowing the exact dish that let's say Jesus or Julius Cesar ate and be
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by iberator 8mo ago
Finally I will be able to have graphical bootup logo like in The Hackers?
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by iberator 8mo ago
money didn't disappeares. quite opposite: someone sold the shares for CASH and got 300B profit :)
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by iberator 8mo ago
question: does anyone know if there are ueri/bios with sound and animationa AVALIBLE for pc somehow? As in train station hacking scene 2. Monitor inside the glasses. was it real?
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by iberator 8mo ago
ahh sorry. you are right: no disk usage. :)

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