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by klez 7y ago
Actually the English Wikipedia went down as well, at least here in Italy.
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by klez 7y ago
> The Italian socialist party split on the question of supporting the war (nationalism) or not. Mussolini was on the nationalist side. When he was kicked out of the party, Trotsky said that the Italian socialists had lost their only true
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by klez 7y ago
> Mussolini was a fellow traveler with Lenin, who congratulated Mussolini when he took control of Italy. The only contact I could find between Lenin and Italy that could be interpreted in such a way was his address to the socialist party
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by klez 7y ago
Uhm... no. The article does not state that the Chinese government is now being considered right wing. It states that a movie let a right-wing nationalist sentiment emerge in the reviews and undertones of said movie.
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by klez 7y ago
More like zipped html and some metadata, but yeah, basically it's that simple.
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by klez 7y ago
It goes in waves. At one time it was Arch and Awesome.
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by klez 7y ago
Agreed. But I wonder if we already have a sort of parallel C standard already with POSIX (of course the parts about C, not about OS facilities).
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by klez 7y ago
Yes, but they don't hold the rifle, in case it matters.
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by klez 7y ago
> but feel it misses people who join the military to obtain gainful employment, get education, or numerous other reasons. You're right. But I wonder what kind of "politics" they would adopt when needed if they didn't
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by klez 7y ago
Depends. If they told me "look how easy it is to apply this function to a certain subset of the elements of this array" and they show me map and filter instead of a for loop I would be all for it, even if it's "prewritte
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by klez 7y ago
There are reasons the draft can be a good idea. When the military is only voluntary you get a military with specific ideas about foreign policy and how you see the enemy, whoever they are. If you introduce the draft you have a more heteroge
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by klez 7y ago
Tinkering with GUI is not just about looks. It's also about workflow. So unless you mean that doesn't interest you either I'm not sure you stopped reading at the right point. PS: I'm not telling you what you should or sh
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by klez 7y ago
I see what you did, but taking that quote out of context is a bit ironic, given some of the points made in the article. Which may be why you did it, to be fair. Is it?
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by klez 7y ago
Sorry to nitpick: GNU is a project, the foundation is the Free Software Foundation. There's no GNU Foundation.
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by klez 7y ago
I think it's pretty clear that this is by the GNU project, under their agenda and that they take responsibility for it. This is not a newspaper or someone publishing a guest article on someone else's blog.
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by klez 7y ago
> It's Paul Mason Ok, it's now clear I need some coffee. Sorry for all this mess.
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by klez 7y ago
Hi, I'm the downvoter. When I downvoted the post, the phrase "The end of capitalism is a matter of ideology for the author" wasn't there, or I just missed it entirely (in which case, my bad), so it looked to me like a si
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by klez 7y ago
I think you should click the link. This is not what you were using in the early 2000s :)
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by klez 7y ago
I think the point of the comment you're responding to is you can put nice things in buildings without them being gigantic advertising. I mean, you can still have beautiful, happy people on walls without it being an advertisement for Co
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by klez 7y ago
I'm not sure why this is getting downvoted. It's a legitimate question. The use-case is not clear to me either. Is it to create atmosphere with the various colors? Have them turn on automatically to give the impression the home is
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by klez 7y ago
Yeah, I was thinking along the same lines. I mean, I'm as geeky as it gets, but I'm still "amused" by the fact that we have lightbulbs with a firmware and a reset procedure, books that need to be charged and fridges that
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by klez 7y ago
Somewhat in Italy as well. There's a scene in an 80s movie where two "coatti" (I can't really find a translation for this word. Let's say "white trash" from Rome) are deciding what name to choose for their
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by klez 7y ago
So is STD, but we still use it to abbreviate "standard", so, there's that.
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by klez 7y ago
I know you said "mail it to me" but if it's a possibility and you find it acceptable to move a bit, why not look for a print shop near you? Where I live there's plenty. Maybe you can even arrange shipping, after an initi
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by klez 7y ago
I've seen this reasoning tossed around a lot, lately. But usually people forget to prefix that with "if you have third party sources about this...". If you just put assertions in the article without backing then, it's li
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by klez 7y ago
Or so they know it's still a long way.
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by klez 7y ago
I wouldn't say that a language studied by a minority of students (those in liceo classico) is the reason we use "Arab" as the incomprehensible language shorthand. Especially when you consider that the Greek studied in liceo i
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by klez 7y ago
You just violated the prime directive.
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by klez 7y ago
Great read, but I take issue with a passage unrelated to the issue at hand > This would explain the obsession with mixing wine and water when it is is unheard of today. In Italy we still mix water with wine, especially when drinking duri
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by klez 7y ago
Not a datapoint by any means, but I think kotlin gained grounds mostly on Android, seeing the questions on stack overflow. When they ask about kotlin it's almost always in the context of Android, while Java questions seem to cover a wi

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