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by kkfx 11mo ago
Yes, of course, when their teachers learn to use a FLOSS desktop for all tasks, starting with writing theses and papers in LaTeX... In other words, when they run courses for students to recover what they didn't learn in high schools. T
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by kkfx 11mo ago
Has anyone ever thought that RSS doesn't have a fingerprint? Because the sites that still offer feeds, at least those for which a feed makes sense, well, you can read them comfortably via RSS.
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by kkfx 11mo ago
You can't force people to learn, you must interest them, and FLOSS desktops would help much, if well presented. Otherwise you only create dysfunctional dictatorship who only exalt conformism and mediocrity.
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by kkfx 11mo ago
middle button click&drag or left+right click&drag :)
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by kkfx 11mo ago
It's a compact textual way to state bold, two char less than this is bold ...
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by kkfx 11mo ago
Personally (not using GMail) I flag messages I do not want to delete, the others got deleted with a bit of step, some after an year, some after 5 years etc. It's not much anyway, but enough to avoid extreme growth. Mails are PARTIALLY
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by kkfx 11mo ago
Ah, ok... I suppose it's very interesting to make them..............
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by kkfx 11mo ago
No, what I need is NixOS, a configuration with a language that's a bit hard to digest but effective, which I can build and read, allowing me to replicate my infrastructure, create custom ISOs etc, in an almost totally automatic and man
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by kkfx 11mo ago
No thanks. It's 2025, identity needs to be resilient, so having a national public blockchain that every public administration entity, every private who wants to participate, compensated for the IT resources they provide, whether a citi
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by kkfx 11mo ago
Filtering glasses and large screen staying at distance is the answer
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by kkfx 11mo ago
Mandatory FLOSS and open hardware is SERIOUSLY the sole way we can evolve positively.
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by kkfx 11mo ago
Me personally I consider EVERY office suite legacy crap, no one should use. Unfortunately, even if it's entirely possible to imagine an office world built like what we can have today in org-mode/Emacs, e.g. https://yout
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by kkfx 1y ago
What's really missing is: - a basic computer science course, teaching how to be at home in a FLOSS desktop system - an intermediate course teaching how to properly automate this environment, from scripting to classic development - a ba
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by kkfx 1y ago
With so many issues and costs that people buy stablecoins to exchange money with smart-contracts that have no substantial guarantee other than the issuer's right to block funds...
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by kkfx 1y ago
Honestly anyone do have outages, that's nothing extraordinary, what's wrong is the number of impacted services. We choose (at least almost choose) to ditch mainframes for clusters also for resilience. Now with cheap desktop iron l
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by kkfx 1y ago
Nowadays many like 100-1000× leverage, with no real stoploss strategy and with significant portion of their capitals. The pump of ZCash also prove some like to clean their history (nowadays that Monero was attacked to crash Houthis internat
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by kkfx 1y ago
It's about time to admit that enough is enough, the banks must go, a new economy where money is public thanks to cryptocurrencies MUST born.
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by kkfx 1y ago
As an European, I don't agree with the analysis: it's not labour law that has stifled innovation, but the post-WWII generation that chose to try stopping the train of history. Those born between the late 40s and 60s want NOTHING t
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by kkfx 1y ago
Personally, I dream of an open-hardware, FLOSS wallet, also usable on POS like a bank smart card, confirming crypto transactions like legacy/traditional ones on its own display. Internally, the signature part isolated like a smart-card
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by kkfx 1y ago
Digital ID is logic, in a digital world, what's not logic is centralized digital IDs instead of open, public chain-of-trust ones. Similar for many other digital things: they could be good or bad depending on how you do them. As long as
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by kkfx 1y ago
I'd like to pay Kagi if I can submit my feeds and the insights from them, as I see from the portal now it's not that interesting...
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by kkfx 1y ago
The society still fails to really digitalize, that's will change soon after complete the destruction of our economies tied to an old untenable model.
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by kkfx 1y ago
The main point MUST be: - Very YES to smart-card based systems, like you get an ID card, driving license, ... who is also a contactless or contact smart-card for accessing with a card-reader on a desktop any public service - Very NO if it&#
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by kkfx 1y ago
What a sovereign tech indeed, considered that both Android and iOS are USA flagship mobile OSes... Beside that, as long as people do not realize that Desktops are for personal ownership and personal production while mobile are only for surv
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by kkfx 1y ago
What has really changed is in the knowledge of the average developer: once upon a time, they knew something, there were code monkeys, of course, but there were also many with solid knowledge. Today, most have very limited knowledge, if that
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by kkfx 1y ago
When living with inflationary currencies, over-buying is logical: you buy more today than tomorrow for the same amount of money. With deflationary currencies, it's the inverse. When you buy, you transfer money into an asset that will b
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by kkfx 1y ago
I suggest anyone to read https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/nov/19/starling-ba... and then decide: when 90%, but also 80% of workers quit no business could survive.
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by kkfx 1y ago
No days in offices could be accepted because they are a useless waste of resources. Simply. Few days/hybrid is a gift to try bribing people in the office, not something to be accepted.
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by kkfx 1y ago
Stablecoins are generally used: - by USA government (indirectly) to re-dollarize the world without generating too much USA inflation, another IMF SDR mimicking China usage of foreign currencies to avoid hyperinflation; - by many migrants in
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by kkfx 1y ago
What could possibly go wrong with letting an LLM decide how to record transactions? Someone who sold a new car for a dollar might have an idea...

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