izacus

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811.
by izacus 1y ago
Are those the same chefs that say everything needs to be bathed in butter and then deepfried with copious amount of oil?
812.
by izacus 1y ago
That's the same emotional dumb thought process that is sending US economy into tailspin with traiffs.
813.
by izacus 1y ago
More expensive US Cisco equipment, at least Trump will be happy for it.
814.
by izacus 1y ago
Cool, you seem to be forgetting that the purpose of that money is to be spent and available to the investor tho.
815.
by izacus 1y ago
You seem to be fundamentally failing to grasp how many communities were destroyed by the changes you're downplaying and how much that is a root cause for political instability you're living through in US.
816.
by izacus 1y ago
They do? But that just means that my Transcend USB stick, made from aluminium, just heats up to 60C which makes it very hard to remove after writing without burning your fingers :(
817.
by izacus 1y ago
Sure, but they also get a full opensource operating system for free in exchange.
818.
by izacus 1y ago
You're a paying customer of Samsung et. al. You don't become a paying customer of Linus when you get a Thinkpad with Ubuntu.
819.
by izacus 1y ago
My Hetzner instances all have higher reliability and uptime than AWS deployments. For years now. That was an interesting surprise.
820.
by izacus 1y ago
No, my argument is not what you applied here. The fact of the matter is that Android is fully funded and developed by Google and you kinda don't have much standing to control what they do with their project and how - especially if all
821.
by izacus 1y ago
So why do you so badly want to use their operating system to care what they do and how they license it? It's their work, their OS and we have others.
822.
by izacus 1y ago
All Android devices require signed binaries and have done so since 1.0.
823.
by izacus 1y ago
Maybe such sociopath ideas should be shunned in any healthy society.
824.
by izacus 1y ago
No, "just" having to debunk BS from a BSer who lazily threw out misinformation is not the way to go. It's the BSer that needs to do more work.
825.
by izacus 1y ago
ffmpeg is copyleft by Stallmans design.
826.
by izacus 1y ago
Now count how many libraries you use in your day to day paid work that are opensource and you didn't have to pay anything for them. If you want to think selfishly about how awful it is to contribute to that body of work, maybe also pur
827.
by izacus 1y ago
Yeah, my experience has been that bunch of features just don't work when LE is used. E.g. on my WF-1000XM5, I can't use multipoint connection, lose per-headphone/case battery status, Voice Assistant support and some other det
828.
by izacus 1y ago
I'm sure you can as well. I had no issues contributing to ffmpeg under my company payroll before, why not you?
829.
by izacus 1y ago
People don't use their company email addresses for private work.
830.
by izacus 1y ago
Google is one of the largest contributors to OSS in the world, so they're already throwing literal millions at OSS?
831.
by izacus 1y ago
People in Brazil and Mexico can work within US timezones just fine and aren't dumb.
832.
by izacus 1y ago
There isn't a single product on this world where top hits wouldn't be random reddit rants over them.
833.
by izacus 1y ago
Luckly my parents got rid of socialism in the country to I could have a choice of products that fit me instead of being one-size-fits-all form shoved onto me. I really don't understand why some of you really want that to come back.
834.
by izacus 1y ago
Because the shiny phone screen is unpleasant for reading?
835.
by izacus 1y ago
Make sure you understand the tradeoffs of color screen. I found it to be significantly less pleasant for reading. It's significantly darker to the point I had to had max backlight at all times and even then the content is fuzzy and les
836.
by izacus 1y ago
What you're missing is the scale and commonality of occurence. If you fail to take into account that you get into a broken world view of false equivalences.
837.
by izacus 1y ago
My point is that it's not really parallel is it?
838.
by izacus 1y ago
Don't NCOs have a very hard ceiling of promotions and compensation which ends around lowest rungs of officer levels?
839.
by izacus 1y ago
So the major, common and probably most destructive, theme is the ecosystem of specialised tender companies. I mostly know this from the software side, but if you start working on such projects, you'll quicky find out that there's
840.
by izacus 1y ago
Also it would probably be 5x as corrupt. The things you see in EU public tenders is just amazing, especially when they's little to no competition.

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