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by johnny22 5y ago
I was so surprised at this Latinx controversy because I learned it from a Venezuelan refugee (to the US) about 8 years ago. I didn't hear it from some "woke" white person. It's wild that it turned into a big internet co
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by johnny22 5y ago
that's indeed one of the choices from the article itself.
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by johnny22 5y ago
sure, some packages in some of the popular distros are indeed like that. If the package is important enough (like firefox) and the required dependencies are a bit out of step with what's currently used by the rest of the distribution y
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by johnny22 6y ago
that's a problem with the specific compositor (DE/WM) you're using. If it's GNOME you're referring to, then that should be fixed in the next release. If it's something else, you'll have to check with them
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by johnny22 6y ago
there's a difference between giving his words weight vs taking it as gospel though. I think it's fair enough to do the former, even if i don't agree with them, and likely won't change my mind in this case.
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by johnny22 6y ago
a local computer store sells such machines for $100-$200 USD that are clearly from old offices/schools. You can tell because they're all the dell optiplex. My father is using one of those.
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by johnny22 6y ago
HTTP is a stateless protocol, not HTML. Please don't confuse one for the other.
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by johnny22 6y ago
Here's an overview of at least part of the discussion https://lwn.net/Articles/582697/
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by johnny22 6y ago
that implies that you think that your idea of what communism is also the only alternative to capitalism. That is not the case.
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by johnny22 6y ago
do the comments on these posts every go anywhere? I might be wrong, but it seems like folks just start from zero every time. I have my own views on the subject, but am willing to change my mind. The arguments however don't seem to be c
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by johnny22 6y ago
that's what we've always done, make it up as we go along, since societies and language change. I doubt you'll find it easy to really split what's porn and what is art. or even what gore vs art is.
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by johnny22 6y ago
and you can define obscenity? or is it "I know it when i see it" again. There is no neutral.
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by johnny22 6y ago
Where did you get the idea that is how it happened? That claim is not backed up by history at all.
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by johnny22 6y ago
but also be honest that it's not cool that they won't identify themselves or have badge numbers.
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by johnny22 6y ago
depends on what you mean by always, but looking back at how this was handled re: tobacco, leaded gasoline, and climate change (pre 2000) should give you some idea. As far as I personally can see, it's been like this for a large portion
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by johnny22 6y ago
they elected the people who put them in a war. It didn't happen in a vacuum
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by johnny22 6y ago
nobody knows what will happen yet. This is just opening page of that book.
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by johnny22 6y ago
This really reads like it's overplaying its hand. Some of the concerns are valid, but it's so over the top that I can't take it seriously. The real American Soviet Mentality is the ossification of the bureaucracy at all leve
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by johnny22 6y ago
I was just talking to some folks about how it's hard to move forward on this subject until we can at least agree on #2. I stated it differently though, in regards to how the system itself isn't currently equipped to handle it. And
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by johnny22 6y ago
known to who though? I just told a long time C++ dev about Rust during a discussion about programming languages. He'd never heard of it before, and was quite interested. There are still quite a few folks out there who don't know a
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by johnny22 7y ago
I don't see much of a difference if you're doing SSR though. It'd just mean not delivering code that never gets used. If I'm just showing documents, then that's what it is. It needs nothing else.
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by johnny22 7y ago
i don't know if i would have made the same choices they made, but I've been developing websites since 2000 (so before one relied on JS for anything but sugar) and I prefer to work with the component model of things like webcompone
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by johnny22 7y ago
that is illegal and will never happen.
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by johnny22 7y ago
i don't see distros like debian ever using that as the default way, and there's no indication that the old way will disappear either.
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by johnny22 7y ago
seems like you deserve more of a cut than that.
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by johnny22 7y ago
which distro uses the systemd dhcp client by default? Even Fedora doesn't do that.
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by johnny22 7y ago
I guess I don't do enough interesting queries to need a dedicated GUI client. I usually rely on httpie over plain curl or postman. I'd never even heard of insomnia.
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by johnny22 7y ago
lol. The communities were a bit more close knit with editors back then, so you couldn't avoid hearing such things. Nowadays there are so many choices that I hadn't heard the joke in a long time. I'm glad that it still exists
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by johnny22 7y ago
it's probably not the same CoC. Lots of conferences have CoCs, and the CoC aren't always the same as any related software projects.
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by johnny22 7y ago
that's a misleading defintion of "progressive thought". If you're gonna disagree with it, at least disagree with what people are actually saying. It's more defined by rectifying historical injustices rather than giv

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