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by kome 1y ago
what about https://web.archive.org/web/20010630195810/http://www.fireba... or studiVZ, knuddels, or even xing, for example? now all the internet is basically an oligopoly, but in the late 90s and early 2
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by kome 1y ago
I was thinking the same. this is a very american centric vision of the internet - especially when it comes to the websites mentioned
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by kome 1y ago
also, why scaruffi.com is not there?
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by kome 1y ago
well, she was a new hire in customer service - so kinda yes?
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by kome 1y ago
wise seems to be managed rather unprofessionally. An ex-girlfriend of mine used to work there and once joked about some of my transactions. It was all in good humor and nothing sensitive was involved, but it raised a serious concern for me:
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by kome 1y ago
that's why i say a phone could be perfect for the job. it's just that current smartphones are stupid.
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by kome 1y ago
strong disagree, computers are built for creation and work, not mindless consumption.
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by kome 1y ago
I’m against smartphones. Sure, they’re a technological marvel, but they’re also incredibly dumb in practice. They’re built mainly for consumption, not creation. They feel like walled gardens that limit freedom and stifle creativity. The har
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by kome 1y ago
I am surprised to see Kali Malone mentioned here! But yes, I also highly recommend listening to her work, especially if you like ambient or meditative music
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by kome 1y ago
"a world where the primary purpose of a website was to serve documents" we are still living in this world. and i don't mean it snarkily. beside some maps application, most of the web is still about reading stuff, and it doesn
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by kome 1y ago
no, and as far I know it doesn't violate any US law either. the thing against tiktok is not based on law, but based on suspicions.
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by kome 1y ago
i saw this only on the internet tho, and mainly the english speaking internet, never in real life.
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by kome 1y ago
point in case
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by kome 1y ago
point in case
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by kome 1y ago
ahahah, this is so true. American Catholicism is honestly so weird, at least the version I see online. I guess in real life, it’s more level-headed.
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by kome 1y ago
Bergoglio was a South American intellectual. He could recognize a proxy war when he saw one. That's why his account of the war was a tad more complex and articulated than that of the average liberal Anglo.
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by kome 2y ago
i am also extremely pissed at his complete lack of self awareness... of course, i am sad for what happened to him. but holly shit. do you think you were saving the world or what? you were working on a glorified spyware.
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by kome 2y ago
i think you are missing the irony. but you are also missing the fact that the great part of the industry works in the same way: using open source stuff, in a super parasitic way, to track and control millions of users. the average googler h
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by kome 2y ago
That’s what happens when agenda-setting is controlled by a vocal bourgeois minority, basically untouched by money problems, while completely ignoring the struggles of the silent majority.
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by kome 2y ago
It's not, it's an ultra-processed food, because you can't just eat mechanically separated chicken, it has to be made into a paste, a goo, to become edible.
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by kome 2y ago
eh too simple... it's a paste based on chicken, it's not JUST chicken. And the paste contains a lot of shit, honestly.
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by kome 2y ago
and yet, corporate drones will make fun of him, and they will keep missing the point...
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by kome 2y ago
This transaction with an ICC sanctioned country is suspicious to say the least... it's like asking to do business with a Russian company.
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ICANN moves to retire Soviet-era .SU country domain name(domainnamewire.com)
17 points by kome 2y ago|15 comments
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by kome 2y ago
sorry, very random, but the effect on your personal website looks great!
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by kome 2y ago
I had NO idea about this feature... thanks!
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by kome 2y ago
guys... you really flagged a comment for saying that yandex is actually a good alternative? seriously?
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by kome 2y ago
yandex is very very good. i wonder why is not used more.
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by kome 2y ago
that's a very useful comment, thank you for sharing you experience with older hardware!
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by kome 2y ago
At this time (and historically), I mostly use it as a laptop, but I have also used it as a desktop for long periods with an external monitor. As a laptop, I love that it's so tiny. It’s working very well so far... but I’m afraid that a

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