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by kome 3y ago
stunning, incredible. well done. keep up the good work.
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by kome 3y ago
aren't those "backstage intimate"?
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by kome 3y ago
"One of the cities leading the way in embracing sustainability and environmentally friendly urban design is Milan" Milan is one of the most polluted cities of the western world (looking at the data[1]) and a literal death trap for
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by kome 3y ago
this article is idiotic.
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by kome 3y ago
Richard Stallman changed the world, deeply. Everything we have around us is mostly because of him and his vision. FOSS keeps the world moving. We need his vision to inspire us to keep inspiring. And to help us understand what is right and w
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by kome 3y ago
Sorry for the extremely ignorant comment: but can't salt be solidified and stored somewhere as waste? and then maybe sold as food or for industrial uses? Surely it would be more efficient than salt pans or mining salt as we do today...
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by kome 3y ago
people really need to study and use xml
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by kome 3y ago
> If the LED is covered, you’ll be notified to clear it. then i don't want it. what's the point of putting a led there anyway?
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by kome 3y ago
it's an AI powered digital cop.
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by kome 3y ago
<img>? <video>? but i'm not sure if i understand the question...
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by kome 3y ago
mainstream journalists are incredibly unreliable. it's absolutely clear to everyone that you cannot trust nyt and similar publications. i never read them anyway, and when I do come across articles on topics I'm knowledgeable about
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by kome 3y ago
It seems like telegram has been implemented to ios; now you can reply to messages and read the unread ones (wow!), and you have stickers. ok!
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by kome 3y ago
not the original poster, but yeah, bernie sanders proposal are seen as common, almost bipartisan, in Europe
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by kome 3y ago
i understand ownership, but software and code are so easy to copy, transfer and modify that it would be stupid not to do it. it's not like stealing a car. arrr in other words: ownership of immaterial goods is mostly a scam
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by kome 3y ago
exactly. liberalism is right wing. but just to confuse the waters, i would say that Americans liberals are indeed right wing, by global standards.
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by kome 3y ago
yes, but who cares. software is software.
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by kome 3y ago
it's not espionage, it's a development strategy, and it's working well. it foster local knowledge, local know how and local production. the deal is: you can use our cheap labor force, but we can use your ideas
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by kome 3y ago
Just for a little and silly laugh https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@aeva/111027233991200762 "ars technica: we don't know how they did it but google chrome now extracts a pint of blood every time you log on chr
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by kome 3y ago
aren't we already quite tracked already?
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by kome 3y ago
spying metadata is more than enough . and we know it thanks to snowden and assange. https://www.nybooks.com/online/2014/05/10/we-kill-people-bas...
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by kome 3y ago
This post tries to convey that analyzing metadata is no big deal. It is big deal: https://www.nybooks.com/online/2014/05/10/we-kill-people-bas...
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by kome 3y ago
No offense, but you are questioning google just now? Like... 2012 was the year to question Google about shady practices. Like bundling Chrome with other software and installing it without user agreements. But it's just an example among
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by kome 3y ago
This really feels like CIA NSA propaganda. As if nothing wrong happened. What the hell. The character assassination of Snowden&co in the anglophone sphere is absurd, and probably manufactured. But this didn't quite happen in other
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by kome 3y ago
use firefox. the personal information stored on their cloud service (such as bookmarks) can't be accessed even by mozilla. so, c'mon. just use firefox.
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by kome 3y ago
indeed i was answering TeeMassive’s comment, and not to the main topic. In this case, the goal of writing a PhD in a (all but) dead language, it's to keep it alive, not to be inclusive. i really don't know what's the social m
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by kome 3y ago
yes, in this case it's preserving a language that is almost dead, because killed by English internal colonialism/centralism so to say, and preserving a language is also a good endeavor.
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by kome 3y ago
let me disagree with that; many argues that modern science started with Galileo. The guy knew Latin. But he decided to write in Italian (and not Latin), because he wanted his results to be accessible to "everybody", and useful. I
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by kome 3y ago
Also traveling it's a rat race sometimes. It's consumption.
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by kome 3y ago
Do they?
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by kome 3y ago
this is a really terrible idea.

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