krior

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by krior 6mo ago
Homeopathy is not a "folk" tradition, it is simply an insane concept.
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by krior 6mo ago
The US is a sovreign state. As such it is alone responsible for its actions. The conflict with Iran wouldn't be as hot without the US.
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by krior 7mo ago
Was it worth it?
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by krior 7mo ago
I just want to check from my phone how my home server is doing. Maybe someone else gets a perverse pleasure out of catting /proc/meminfo but I don't understand the need to make things more complicated than necessary.
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by krior 7mo ago
He is still the president of the USA. Every American over the age of 18 is responsible for his actions.
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by krior 7mo ago
Why does it matter if it is for the benefit of the US? Doing something irrational does not absolve of responsibility.
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by krior 7mo ago
Are you blaming Israel for american troops in Iran? Is the US not a sovreign nation anymore?
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by krior 7mo ago
There is a stark difference between planning something and actually doing it.
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by krior 7mo ago
And how do you call into the typesetting language? Slugging around byte-arrays?
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by krior 7mo ago
Yeah, fuck those non-english-speaking peasants /s.
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by krior 7mo ago
To mark linewrapping-breakpoints in strings.
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by krior 7mo ago
The same can be said for Cobol and its relarionship with banking, but you will struggle to find anyone not categorizing cobol as legacy.
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by krior 7mo ago
just put a sticker on it
44.
by krior 7mo ago
Sometimes you become a target purely by chance. You may witness something you should not have seen, are at the wrong place at the wrong time, the "algorithm" glitches and increases your "thread level" by 5000%. In most o
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by krior 7mo ago
Americans cannot even be bothered to care about americans, what makes you think they can be bothered to care about foreigners?
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by krior 7mo ago
Safer to have my data in the country that tries to manufacture a casus belli against my country than in my country? Safer to have my data in a country where I have no influence on what the legislature has to say on the handling of my data?
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by krior 7mo ago
Yeah, because the US can't deal with their criminals my data privacy has to be violateb by a foreign, hostile government.
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by krior 7mo ago
This is the first time in decades the current administration has openly threatened Europe with war. Before it was a vague risk. Now it is a matter of national security.
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by krior 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exce...
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by krior 8mo ago
Atleast americans haven't lost their sense of humor.
51.
by krior 8mo ago
You are saying that like perf is Linux only profiling tool.
52.
by krior 8mo ago
Not the error "handling"? The array implementation? The weak type system? The barebones-macro-system? The nearly unuseable standard-library? The standard itself, a 750-page-tome you have to memorize, lest C is allowed to erase you
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by krior 8mo ago
What are the top 1000 oben source projects?
54.
by krior 8mo ago
Nobody is "whining" to you. Nobody is mentioning rust. Your tone is way too sharp for this discussion.
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by krior 8mo ago
Maybe because its not really contributing anything new to the discussion?
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by krior 8mo ago
> another post-Soviet country Other post-Soviet countries fare substantially better than Russia (Looking at GDP per capita, Russia is about 2500 dollars behind the economic motor of the EU - Bulgaria.)
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by krior 8mo ago
If you are still looking for material, I'd like to recommend you Perun and the last video he made on that topic: https://youtu.be/w9HTJ5gncaY Since he is a heavy "citer" you could also see the video descripti
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by krior 9mo ago
That's no ethical code, thats just religious fluff. The tenants my comment-neighbour quoted are a much better example.
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by krior 9mo ago
Don't forget that Krita has home-turf advantage on Linux :)
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by krior 9mo ago
"Open Source" does not equal "No terms on how to share and use the code". Granted, there are such licenses but afaik the majority requires attribution at the minimum.

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