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by kome 11mo ago
also duckduckgo use(d) yandex. not many alternatives in this space
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by kome 11mo ago
use GPL
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by kome 11mo ago
json is sort of a gresham's law "bad money drives out the good" but for tech: lazy and forgiving technologies drive out the better but stricter ones. bad technology seems to make life easier at the beginning, but that's
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Visopsys: OS maintained by a single developer since 1997(visopsys.org)
494 points by kome 1y ago|145 comments
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by kome 1y ago
that's me, and it really doesn't matter
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by kome 1y ago
i'll never understand picky preferences about monitors... i still use an LG flatron wide that's old enough to vote... and when i slack at the apple store, it's not like i notice some life-or-death difference. a monitor is a m
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AOL Desktop Beta Page(beta.aol.com)
1 points by kome 1y ago|0 comments
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by kome 1y ago
The whole WikiLeaks affair about "Collateral Murder" was also about hiding U.S. war crimes. US army goes a long way to hide that stuff... It was followed by a decade of ridiculous but very effective character assassination of Assa
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by kome 1y ago
that's HN's automatic editing for you.
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AI Weiwei: What I Wish I Had Known About Germany Earlier(hyperallergic.com)
58 points by kome 1y ago|80 comments
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Christian Democracy's pact with the far right(theloop.ecpr.eu)
3 points by kome 1y ago|0 comments
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by kome 1y ago
a lot of LNG is actually Russian tho, using shadow fleets, and this is ridiculous and stupid. But it's what Europe need... imho, while all the investment should be on solar, wind and water - it would be better to cut the hypocrisy and
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by kome 1y ago
basically, you are right. as the other commented said, "Europe cedes sovereignty with gas" be it Russian or American. The continent should be laser focused with renewables and other forms of energy generation (also nuclear, if nec
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by kome 1y ago
"TBF, at the time, I also fell to the propaganda of Merkel being the best and smartest stateswoman ever." to be honest, this is what enrages me. I feel like I was in a madhouse; the mass media were pushing an image of Merkel as th
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by kome 1y ago
Cutting cheap Russian gas was a suicidal move for European manufacturing (and households).
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by kome 1y ago
ahaha please...
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by kome 1y ago
ok, it was an hyperbole, perhaps the same kind of hyperbole krasznahorkai likes to use when talking about the "arabs": "I'm sure the Arabs would accept me now that they're gonna cut off my nose, then my eyes, and th
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by kome 1y ago
Isn't the overwhelmingly obese American population scientific evidence enough?
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by kome 1y ago
sure, it's all nature. and then wonder why you get 50% of the population morbidly obese... you are being skeptical in a very silly way, sorry to say. if you don't see the industry incentives to use trash in your food instead of no
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by kome 1y ago
That's an annoying question. When you add industrial chemicals, yes, it's ultra processed. If you buy a fresh hamburger at the butcher, made by him with salt and pepper, it's processed food. But if you add sodium nitrite&#x2F
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by kome 1y ago
Americans need to get their act together, about food, but not only. 40.3% of American adults are obese (not overweight), against the 17% in the EU. Sport won't fix that, food will.
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The Careware Idea(arachnoid.com)
1 points by kome 1y ago|0 comments
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by kome 1y ago
so a smartphone is required by law? that's fucked up
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by kome 1y ago
this discussion about taste and ai is annoying. the world was conformist even before ai. most web design before 2023 was conformist, most pop music was boring, most writing was cliché, corporate speak was already retarded. ai didn't in
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by kome 1y ago
Your reasoning is so biased that it is hard for me to wrap my head around it, but at the same time it's very common because it confuses the tool with the crime. Criminals use cars and phones, too, but we don't ban them for everyon
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by kome 1y ago
so it's time to use XSLT more
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Russian Regulators Restrict WhatsApp, Telegram in Latest Internet Crackdown(rferl.org)
4 points by kome 1y ago|0 comments
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by kome 1y ago
you're right about MIT vs GPL confusion. people brainwashed themselves into thinking MIT is "more open", because it's more permissive, but it lets others profit off your code without contributing back. GPL makes them sha
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by kome 1y ago
they’re downvoting you, but the developer actually uses copilot a lot in his development videos. why are people so up in arms? of course, he’s a very, very proficient developer and a browser specialist. he’s not just vibecoding, like you mi
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Jon Bosak's Mastodon (XML Inventor)(flx.masto.host)
2 points by kome 1y ago|0 comments

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