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krautburglar
16d ago
The emotional reaction comes from a deep-seated evolutionary survival mechanism that has served mankind well to present day. Uggo fuck club tells you EVERYTHING you need to know about these people, and more importantly, their thoughts &a
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23d ago
Deprecation of SPICE was news to me. Issue thread on the removal: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2030592
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23d ago
Whether RH paid $100M for this well poisoning, or however much more/less it pays its staff developers to do the same (i.e. wayland, systemd...), the effect is the same: more churn & instability in the Linux space.
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23d ago
redhat spice driver was always touch and go — like every other linux well poisoning they do. x11rdp has been good to me.
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26d ago
Epstein class pays a "journalist" to lie, so that one day, you will have no choice but to purchase their drivable iphones.
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28d ago
Personal experience is opposite. Doing stats on millions of rows in any SQL is a one-liner. Working with more than a few screenfuls of data in Excel is a misery.
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1mo ago
> only optimal use
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1mo ago
Since free relational DBs like sqlite & mysql came along, only optimal use I see of spreadsheets "in the wild" now is psychological (i.e. real-time "massaging" of the numbers to overcome objections). For things that
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1mo ago
I don't have an opinion on pro/anti feminism. I have a big opinion on paid mass manipulators -- especially ones being paid with public funds. It is outrageous --- that they steal our money, then have the gall to propagandize us
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1mo ago
This is only half right. The capitalists loved feminism. Biggest expense of many businesses is labor. Double the labor pool, labor cost plummets, & profits skyrocket, so of course the capitalists at the CIA appreciated Steinem, and
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1mo ago
Mixing binlog formats across replicas sounds like user error to me.
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Ask HN: Will RAM / NVMe / Platter Drives ever come back down in price?
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Comparing Wayland anything to OSX-like "it just works" is bizzaro-world-tier delusion.
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1mo ago
I'd prefer it if they did not prepare people to destroy civilization to further pad some decrepit boomer's already ample pension. It's not like you can take it with you Paul. We should have known better than to put the ner
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2mo ago
From the demos & article, looks & sounds more like proto-web hypermedia than operating system. Even if it had succeeded, it would have grown the same way WHATWG grew (i.e. like cancer). IMHO, seems like a terminal case of NIH.
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2mo ago
Assholes like this were all for the police state back when it was up to stop-the-spread “contact tracing”, real-time “fact-checking” my private messages, arresting people for facebook posts, and transing your kids. Now that the red pedophil
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2mo ago
AI companies business model is that peasants don’t have intellectual property. Everyone who contributed to this filing should be publicly spat upon and shunned.
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2mo ago
Tyler Cowen is a fat pompous balding pseud and a homo. I mention the homo part not as a homophobia, but to underline that Cowen also fails to meet the baseline fitness requirements there as well. Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy — mind, body, &
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Not-So-Kosher Slaughterhouse
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2mo ago
In this case, I think the chomo-in-chief is correct. If those utilities had done their jobs right, Iran couldn’t touch them.
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2mo ago
He took zutty (GPL licensed), shitted some claude on it, then released it MIT. A license violation, but not like it matters, since it will end up in the same heap as every other bozo's vibeslop. It is aptly named.
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2mo ago
Irrational reach. The Blacks! hacked our firewall! Those darn Hispanics! exfiltrated customer data! F\*\*ing Liberals! hijacked the PLC for pump 3! ...said no one ever.
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2mo ago
Iran is beside the point. There is always a convenient bogeyman: China, Russia, North Korea… They sow discord between peoples to cover-up the ineptitude of domestic institutional assholes.
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2mo ago
They always point to a state actor to skirt liability for their own shitty IT work. Then the dim evil journalists swallow it whole, later regurgitating it for their eager little baby bird subscribers. If there were actual penalties for raw
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2mo ago
man 5 ssh_config /ControlMaster
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3mo ago
Terry Davis had a word for things like this.
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3mo ago
Id was technical excellence paired with artistic blindness. As the machines progressed, the value of the technical excellence faded. What was left? A test case for OS & compiler development.
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4mo ago
> Don't mistake being corrected about the legality Never wrote that it is illegal. Wrote that I would like to see them all perp walked. > What are you doing that will productively combat capitalism? I rendered my energies to hon
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4mo ago
Corporations get up to so many rotten things, most of which are entirely legal, but shouldn't be. Mozilla Corporation thanks you for the free ball-washing & PR work. If you reach out to their non-profit parent, you may even be ab
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4mo ago
Literal who has left the company that provides Google's antitrust insurance policy. That Mozilla still manages to swing "non-profit" status as they do this is outrageous. I would like to see Mozilla's entire board leave
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