johnny22

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   by johnny22 8y ago

   he created systemd on his own. It was argued about on Fedora's list before being accepted. The discussion wasn't as vitriolic as with debian, but it wasn't automatically accepted.
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   hmm? whens' the last time you took one? They've revamped their fleet and many routes do have wifi and power outlets. Granted, the wifi isn't great, but it did work.
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   I agree with the first, but on the second, I'd rather switch to a different system that more closely matches my opinion. I've been doing this crap way too long to want to configure everything myself.
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   Fedora's default fd limit is too small for many games, so that might be causing your problem. I'm not sure if the games you played rose above that threshold, but if they did then you'd probably see "eventfd: Too many ope
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   you say opionated like it's a bad thing. Opinionated is exactly why I use Fedora.
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   I was imagining graphene would be something like an electron replacement
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   I lost $150 because a certain mail didn't arrive in time (an intercity bus trip ticket) when I couldn't actually afford to lose that money. I had to borrow money from a friend. Those 1-2 hours were quite valuable!
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   You're making too many assumptions in almost every statement here. If you're going to continue with this line of thinking then please back it up with evidence.
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   by johnny22 8y ago

   if you're not sure what you're making then just type everything you're spiking on with any or unknown?
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    irc still exists and I usei t every day. The same jerks that you see on "social media" exist all over IRC as well.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    I'm really glad to hear you take those concerns seriously. There's nothing that sours me more on "decentralized" versions of X than that.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    being a good CEO at the beginning isn't the same as being good CEO farther down the line. That's what most people are saying on this topic. It's possible that elon is great at starting companies, but maybe not "finishin
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    I wasn't commenting on bad behaviour or not (at least not in that comment). It just seems like lots of folks are talking about this issue in the abstract rather than from experience.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    How many of the folks commenting on this issue have actually contributed substantially to various FOSS projects. I keep believing I might have wrong in thinking that most of the commenters have never done so, but so many folks seem to to ti
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    Is that the "At least he's our asshole". That kinda makes sense to me.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    Intuitively? have you ever contributed code to a FOSS project? My experience is that I try to write the best code I can to be accepted, because I care about quality. The embarassment (my feels) is gonna be because my code wasn't up to
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    something like this might be https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/daemon-haunted-container-worl... I'm posting the PR link rather than the projects since the I'm not sure what the intended CLI for actually us
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    If you're stating that, then you're probably one of those people about some topic you don't know about. Can we please not do this?
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    none of that excuses that pedophile nonsense.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    it's possible that maybe musk should stick to founding companies and then handing them off to someone else.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    I use the nvidia card for games, but intel for the desktop. It's much better.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    does he know how SQL works?
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    i'm not a microsoft employee, but i'm downvoting you because you're being a jerk.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    Are you taking this personally? If we hung out, would we have a good time? Would we be able to talk all night about interesting stuff? Would i stay up way past my bedtime because I don't wanna put the phone (or whatever communication)
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    They definitely deserve the chance to be selective. Most American men are just too boring. I wouldn't date them if i was into dudes.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    It doesn't help that most (American) men don't seem to be worth dating for reasons that have nothing to do with looks, money, or fame. Most american men are boring (generally speaking). NOTE: I'm saying this as an american ma
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    I've never used tinder (or anything like that) myself, nor do i for random hookups. It's just going out there and meeting people and making friends.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    i always think of https://thebaffler.com/ancestors/feminism-for-men (written in 1914 in a socialist publication) when reading something like what you wrote there. I certainly don't get the date up part though. I&#
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    it's not either or. privileged AND hardworking is a possibility.
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    by johnny22 8y ago

    i hope their switch to managing reactivity via Proxy solves stuff like this.