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by immibis 10mo ago
Is it not simple? Tell the passengers they'll be able to get their bags back during an emergency. Don't just say "leave your bags" - say "leave your bags, you'll get them back later". After drilling into p
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by immibis 10mo ago
The normal response to a company importing illegal products is to seize them at the border, destroy them, and, optionally, send the importer a big fine. This is already an established process.
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by immibis 10mo ago
You might want to check your own source there. Seems to be the opposite of what you claim. The complaints were dismissed and the media is allowed to report. https://rsw.beck.de/aktuell/daily/meldung/detail&#x2
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by immibis 10mo ago
Which is how we know that AI models don't have any - and therefore can't be open source.
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by immibis 10mo ago
Something we still often miss, however, is the difference between open source and free software.
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by immibis 10mo ago
(this will only be online until the end of the event)
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by immibis 10mo ago
The OSI (a consortium of cloud companies who benefit when you write nonfree software for them) is not actually an authority on what the words "open source" mean, no matter how hard they try to insert themselves into that role. Mod
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by immibis 10mo ago
CDU is not far left. It's reducing immigration, reducing social services, and removing bike lanes to make more room for cars. Not things the left is known for - but they are things the right is known for. The best thing the right has d
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by immibis 10mo ago
That's how it looks now, in a world of ubiquitous spam blockers. Originally, it was each company sending you a few pieces of spam from a legitimate address.
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by immibis 10mo ago
To repeat: Maybe that's how it works in America. In Germany, it seems you can sue for anything you're entitled to, not just money.
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by immibis 10mo ago
OAuth2 is a failed protocol - it's more of a set of guidelines for vendors to implement proprietary authentication systems, all incompatible with each other.
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by immibis 10mo ago
Actually I can't ask a court whether you were at that conference without knowing your legal identity - care to share? And why should I expect the court to have a complete list of who was there, and to answer questions about that list?
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by immibis 10mo ago
until you actually sue them, all you have are guesses, and you miss all shots you don't take
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by immibis 10mo ago
So according to the legal theory expressed in this thread so far, nobody can sue anybody and there's no obligation to provide source code. The copyright holder couldn't sue because the license was followed (an offer was provided)
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by immibis 10mo ago
In America, maybe this is the case. In Germany, it seems an end user can sue them directly for source code.
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by immibis 10mo ago
Do you think KiwiFarms deserved to be banned from Cloudflare and all its other former service providers?
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by immibis 10mo ago
You actually don't have the legal right to walk on stage at C3 and yell the N word repeatedly. The fact you think you have or should have that right means I am not the extremist in this conversation.
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by immibis 10mo ago
Were you at this conference?
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by immibis 10mo ago
Common misconception. HN uses "hacker" as in "the people who do the work that makes Y Combinator rich" rather than "someone who plays with technology". HN hackers are contrasted with CEOs and so on - people who
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by immibis 10mo ago
You choose to ignore politics, but politics doesn't choose to ignore you. Ostriching doesn't seem productive.
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by immibis 10mo ago
do you think the old-school CCC would be happy with a guy walking onto the stage and yelling the N word over and over, or would they kick him out? Because that's the quality of "speech" they now support "censoring".
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by immibis 10mo ago
Definition of politics: whenever two agents have conflicting goals and a resolution is reached (peacefully or otherwise). Or more succinctly, multi-agent dynamics. Yes, almost everything is politics, and this is not diluting the word, any m
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by immibis 10mo ago
I've seen this satellite thing before - it's already been published as a paper. https://satcom.sysnet.ucsd.edu/docs/dontlookup_ccs25_fullpap...
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by immibis 10mo ago
In my experience, you are right - that is what most complaints of "too political" really mean.
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by immibis 10mo ago
Wayland is a display system design, and is responsible for problems arising from the system design.
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by immibis 10mo ago
I repeat: I am pretty confident they only know who has permission to read it right now . It works like this: their server gets a request to read messages, and checks if the client currently has permission to read messages. If so, it reads
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by immibis 10mo ago
No open thing can ever do that. By virtue of openness, there are many copies of open things whereas your requirement requires there to be just one.
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by immibis 10mo ago
99.9% of spam is not active circumvention of blocks. It comes from so many sources you can't block them, but they are true different sources and not a block circumvention technique. That's why we decided to come down with the bigg
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by immibis 10mo ago
Incorrect - that would be WhatsApp.
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by immibis 10mo ago
Rocket Chat, Mattermost, Zulip

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