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by klez 9y ago
This comment doesn't help much, does it? Especially when there are a lot of comments already trying to explain the confusion in a more constructive way.
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by klez 9y ago
> without the Free Software Foundation there would be no modern web Look, I'm literally a card-carrying FSF supporter, but I would think that if the FSF didn't develop GNU the UNIX war would probably have ended anyway, BSD woul
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by klez 9y ago
This is what I found about this particular debacle. https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/gnu-linux-libre/2017-1...
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by klez 9y ago
> endorsement / promotion of the X60 [...] with non-free EC firmware and a dial-up modem that requires non-free software to work Sorry, I may need a source on this. My X60 boots perfectly without any non-free firmware, and everythin
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by klez 9y ago
In the past, the GNU operating system tapes cost hefty money, for what is worth. Also, I don't see anyone getting mad at people not paying. I only see one HN poster saying it's a shame that organization depending on GNU on their i
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by klez 9y ago
> once they starting making compromises in their mission Honest question: what are you talking about? I seem to have missed that happening.
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by klez 9y ago
You may want to check the actual definition of Free Software. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html
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by klez 9y ago
When I read the OP, since it was talking about the fascination of Italians with American culture at the time, I was surprised it didn't include a bit about the barrage of Italian covers of English/American songs from the time. For
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by klez 9y ago
Am I doing it right? No wordpress, no js (at all!), no popups, just (low quality) content. https://klezlab.it EDIT: damn, I just noticed the date on the most recent post. I should give the blog some more love...
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by klez 9y ago
I guess some project (especially ones where work is done on a voluntary basis) have a different scale of value, that is it's more important to first have stuff work and then make it look appealing or making it usable by non-technical u
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by klez 9y ago
Nah. Neon Dystopia has been around long enough and Cyberpunk 2077 has started being hyped long ago enough that I don't think the article has anything to do with that.
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by klez 9y ago
Citing Minority Report the story as a cyberpunk tale would be anacronistich since it was written well before cyberpunk tropes and themes had been established. Also it would be wrong because, besides being dystopic scifi, it has very little
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by klez 9y ago
And Dells in the early 00s
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by klez 9y ago
On supported systems you might like [xmms]( http://www.xmms.org/ ).
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by klez 9y ago
lloeki was referring to the submission's title here on HN. The submission spelled the name as Scott, and it's been corrected after lloeki's posted.
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by klez 9y ago
Here's a translation of the Saggiatore at the beginning, for those who are curious and don't trust machine translation. > Philosophy is written in this huge book that is always opened in front of us (which I call the Universe),
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by klez 9y ago
I don't know if it depends on where you come from, but I went to Canada a couple years ago, by plane. No hassle at all, they just asked me if I had Malaria or knew anyone with Malaria, asked me what I was there for (Mozilla workweek, b
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by klez 9y ago
Nope, if only because you can upvote a question only once and he only had five questions asked.
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by klez 9y ago
Yep, you're right, I didn't read the revision comment
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by klez 9y ago
Also, the editor is a SO moderator
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by klez 9y ago
What you propose seems way more interesting a topic. Any writeup about this you would suggests to read about the history of those groups?
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by klez 9y ago
> Maybe some people can start acting like the ubermensch they pretend to be from their libertarian ideology. I know that libertarians are often accused of being Nazis, but how I read that phrase was a general "you libertarians think
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by klez 9y ago
"Ubermensch" doesn't imply "nazism". It's a nietzschean concept referring to humanity going beyond itself, and was then adopted by nazism to refer to a man of pure race, which is not what Nietzsche was talking
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by klez 9y ago
On old forums (at least the ones I was part of) the community was usually small, and you knew most users and what they thought. Instead on hn most of the comments I see are from people I don't think I ever read from before. Also, here
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by klez 9y ago
I don't want to derail the topic, but why is Israel listed under "Europe"? I'm asking because it's the second time I see Israel listed as a European country around the net, but I've always been taught that it&#
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by klez 9y ago
While I agree with your sentiment, I think you could have expressed it in a less dismissive way. Edit: s/childish/dismissive/
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by klez 9y ago
No, he's suggesting that thinking desiring more money doesn't drive Musk is ridiculous.
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by klez 9y ago
[ == if (*dataptr == 0) goto ] Isn't this wrong? I mean, `[` starts a loop, it doesn't mean goto `]`. Unless I'm getting the semantics wrong, at least one iteration should execute, even if the current cell is set at
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by klez 9y ago
Then I guess you just have a weird concept of what 'vapor' is in this context. I believe you were thinking about so-called "hipster languages".
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by klez 9y ago
Crystal, I don't know, but how is Elixir vapor?

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