jdnenej

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by jdnenej 7y ago
How convenient
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Discontinue the use of single use plastic and internal combustion engines.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
This debate comes up all the time. Does freedom refer to my freedom or everyone's freedom. My freedom to shoot you is limited by your freedom to not be harmed. My freedoms have been limited but this is very fair.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Amazon has already done this and pulled a book from people's kindles that they had purchased because Amazon didn't have a license to sell it
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Europe is heading this way. There was recent news that a country in Europe was planning to require steam to allow users to transfer and sell their games to other accounts.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
You are only restricted from restricting others. That sounds very fair to me.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
It's not that your browser doesn't support JS, it's that loading an entire js framework and running mountains of code is so slow. So now we are all bogged down with slow websites for something that could be lightning fast
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by jdnenej 7y ago
SourceHuts design can be described as utilitarian. It's there to serve a purpose but it incredibly boring and emotionless. For a source code hosting platform this is fine but utilitarian is not what you want every UI to be.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Solved by making really thin streets and blind corners where cars have to slow right now to avoid hitting things on the edge.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
More people riding a bike is less people driving a car so the situation has already improved.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
And yet I still end up just calling the pizza place by phone since it's easier than navigating a slow and awkward UI and having to enter my payment details rather than paying on pickup.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
The value of it is very high since it allows download pages to show you the correct info for your OS.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Candy crush in the sidebar, ads all over the home page/new tab page of the built in browsers. Heavy annoying pushes for Microsoft products like starting Microsoft teams every time you boot when I never installed it or even have an acco
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by jdnenej 7y ago
It's not the bugs that are an issue with 10. It's the mountains of nagware, spyware and advertisements built in to it.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Basically everything that is not a car is immune to traffic jams outside of extraordinary situations like events with narrow exits.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Flying cars will never become the norm unless we work out how to produce infinite clean energy or how to turn off gravity. Traffic jams will be gone when city planners work out cars were not a good idea for transporting mass amounts of peop
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by jdnenej 7y ago
There is just no need to walk in to someone else since you can see far ahead and can plan a course around anyone else. I have watched ants and they always stop for a period of time after bumping which seems very inefficient when there is pl
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by jdnenej 7y ago
I wish spam filters would automatically move all marketing/newsletters to spam
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by jdnenej 7y ago
In python it makes sense but when you have `for(let i=0; I<length; I++)` it makes less sense
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Native English speaker and I also don't really get what "for" was meant to mean. At this point it's probably just something that everyone has memorised and part of history.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
There is no alternative. Mountains of code, documentation, Q&A posts, tooling have all been created in English. Even if you use a programming language that supports your own language you will be crippling your ability. Learning enough E
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by jdnenej 7y ago
Obviously not all of the time because otherwise ISPs, VPNs, postal services could not run. I think what is more of an issue is constantly having to prove you were not involved when police come investigate.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
That should be included in device cost. It is unacceptable that they prevent users who paid for the device from installing programs outside of apples walled garden
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by jdnenej 7y ago
The amount of value steam provides on top of payment processing and distribution is immense. Valve basically single handedly created Linux gaming. Their client is so many years ahead of everything else with the forums, workshop, broadcast s
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by jdnenej 7y ago
I think how it works at the pedestrian mall here is all loading and unloading gets done before store opening hours and then the vans leave and the bollards go back up.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
A better system would be to require that it is very clear the user is being monitored. Some kind of persistent notification and popup on every boot notifying the user of the software. This way it still works fine for corporate setups but is
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by jdnenej 7y ago
AGPL is rarely used because it is incredibly restrictive and prevents sharing code with other open source projects. The world only has room for one restrictive license and GPL has taken that spot.
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by jdnenej 7y ago
American politics is incredibly toxic and counter productive. Why can't people keep politics and productive work separate. This goes for both sides, people need to stop sharing political rants in spaces dedicated for work and people ne
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by jdnenej 7y ago
The right to repair movement is not about doing everything yourself but making it possible and fast for skilled people to repair. The cost difference between paying someone to completely deconstruct a MacBook and spent ages with a plastic c
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by jdnenej 7y ago
I sure do love foreign megacorps shoving their "pro family values" on me when I don't have a family. Guess some CEO knows better than I do what I should be doing.

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