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3y ago
Should read "People Are Ruining The ̶I̶n̶t̶e̶r̶n̶e̶t̶ World By Using AI To Try To Harvest Passive Income Instead Of Getting A Fucking Job." Time to start persecuting the lazy again, you ask me.
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3y ago
When does the world you live in stop getting shittier and shittier?
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3y ago
You need to look into their history of how they've dealt with traditional media. They are consistent about one thing, which is, they operate on bad faith. Their bad faith operations have had a hugely detrimental effect on real media; I
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3y ago
I just cut a walking trail through a stand of trees on our property, and I'm in the process of putting in a deer fence so my dog can run around and chase squirrels in those same trees without terrorizing the neighbours, he's still
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3y ago
The Internet Interprets Censorship As Damage And Routes Around It. I am so enjoying this.
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3y ago
Canadian here. I'm cheering on the insane government. Crazy like a fox. I listened to a statement on Front Burner the other day where some facebook homunculus said they are "ending access to news in Canada," which brought for
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3y ago
What we have here is a case of "English Detective" style journalism, when what this particular epoch requires is more "Hard Boiled Detective" journalism. The English Detective - Miss Marple, Holmes, Poirot (Belgian, but
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3y ago
I said work, not sit in a boardroom.
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3y ago
You're conflating two kinds of people: one type is very talented and perhaps overpaid, the other has connections and has never done a shred of actual productive work in their life.
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3y ago
It's become tiresome, reading things that pretend this is not business as usual.
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3y ago
Sure. Whereas in many many cases, zmodem was not an option, Kermit worked everywhere, if you believe OP. I also remember using Kermit for a BBS file transfer once. Once.
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3y ago
Inb4 what's the problem that's just good business
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3y ago
Anyone noticed that they just keep releasing this same headline? "AI passes ______ test!" Let me know when it's "AI plants, nurtures and harvests crop with no pesticides or artificial fertilizers by killing bugs and weed
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3y ago
Thing about GTK and QT though, is they are extremely relevant in 2023. I use QT at work and as a nerd that reads spaces like this I hear those acronyms basically every day - conversely, other than these, we have all been saying names of thi
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3y ago
He ends like Gaddafi.
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3y ago
I wish I could have a very long discussion of this. It is my belief that people think they want new stuff because marketing has told them that. The corporate internet is like someone took that process and welded their finger to the fast for
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3y ago
Anyone know if there's an os/2 warp theme? I recall being quite pleased with it.
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3y ago
These days, pretty sure it's me.
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3y ago
We use the underlying technology every day. The program is called git. The problem is thinking this is a useful way to represent fiscal value. Ain't.
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3y ago
To save you time engaging with a zealot, I am a Free Software zealot; I consider the entirety of "Open Source" to be a delusion of capital, whereby they can adopt the methods and reap the benefits of Free Software while disregardi
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3y ago
One more in the endless parade of examples of the fact that Open Source is meaningless. It's Free Software methodology with ethics stripped from it, and therefore is malleable in its meaning to the point that it has none.
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3y ago
At some point we have to say no to government overreach. This looks like that to me. The question is, do we collectively have any gonads, or are we just a bunch of well-fed kept poodles of the aristocracy?
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If you weren't sure yet about this one...
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3y ago
Well, tech workers of the free world?
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3y ago
I detect a heavy glaze of sarcasm/satire in the comment you're responding to. Or someone who has drunk enough kool-aid that they actually believe that. Both are pretty common here, this one seems pretty perfectly balanced between
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3y ago
What is PIP?
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The thing about Open Source is it lacks ethics. It looks and quacks like Free Software, but in the end it means whatever the capital wants it to mean. The problem was accepting the capitalist rewrite of Free; this was merely the inevitable
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I'm sure the 200 billionaire wives cosplaying Natural Living will appreciate it.
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I speak only ever about men. I am one, I can comment. I look around at us and I call it like I see it. edit: Not that I don't have thoughts about other genders, and gender in general. In genderal. I even sometimes find it politic to sh
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3y ago
Because we are cheap and disposable and way more generic than even those who are aware of it can conceive.
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