ktosobcy

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by ktosobcy 2y ago
If only we weren't living in a world run by abusive mafia... o_O
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
To develop the engine? > Servo is a web rendering engine written in Rust, with WebGL and WebGPU support, and adaptable to desktop, mobile, and embedded applications.
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> You’ve probably heard of Perplexity, nope…
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
If it's a matter of preference then whatever. We had our documentation in asciidoc and it was awesome to write. We migrated to RTD/Sphinx/rST mainly for 1) better handling of i18n and 2) better handling of multiple-version-do
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
That may be also true, but I'd say Switzerland is an outlier in this regard. Quite often the apathy is a direct result of years of historical events where voting doesn't change anything i.e. not living in proper democracy or if so
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> The escapades of Wisła/Cracovia baboons are not normal. As long as anyone is randomly asked "which team do you support" the football is to be eliminated from the city. Are you stuck in the '90s? Ffs...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Consent is interesting framing due to it's interactions with public commons and shared spaces. > > Does one give consent by entering the common space? How much consent does one give by entering the common space? Interesting
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Of course but the argument was: "You're free to not be a user, but millions of other people want it.". So the notion that you have complete freedom is somewhat false…
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
I don't use Facebook but for example KLM/AF at least 5-6 years ago pushed hard "means of contact" as "talk to us at whatsapp/facebook". And they weren't the only one. And the track of thinking was pro
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
There is signal/telegram/line/whatever. Though FB should have never been allowed to buy WhatsApp and Instagram... (same for Google buying YouTube…) Besides void would be filled sooner or later with something, hopefully someth
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
What's the relation to the outlook?
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Happily. I'm not very fond of dumb calls from "sales" starting with "Let me introduce you to our new shiny product"...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Every large company in every industry wants to do this. And the point of regulation is to stop it and bring balance. Or are you happy with mono-/oligopolies?
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> No, but the EU and the citizens thereof should then accept that Meta or other similar companies in similar situations can't operate within the EU. I wouldn't mind if FB left...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
BS. Lot's of companies / entities moved there because of said "millions" so you are unwillingly forced to use them as a mean of contact. And sadly open alternatives are blocked/unavailable...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Where do you draw the like between information of a product and advertising? I guess anything that's invides my brain without my consent (so all billboards, bus-stop LEDs, etc) is annoying ads. Now, if you see a product ad in a ma
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
<facepalm> Yes, because thanks to dumb housing market becoming "investors eldorado" instead of doing more dense residential building that doesn't require creating "subursbs" and dumb urban sprawl. You are awar
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Could you elaborate the "ship your computer"? Majority of the images are base OS (which is as lean as possible) and then just the app... To that end, full blown VM seems even more "ship your computer" thing? Btw. isn&#x2
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> On the contrary it is supported by the reality that inner-cities are unbearably expensive and people need to live in the suburbs just like in the US. Noone is forcing people into suburbs (which are awful in itself) but people feel th
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> #2 was hostility to private car transport (neglection of road infrastructure, introduction of car-free zones will surely happen soon). Traffic jams are the default state of things, and it's a waste of life. So you want more cars a
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> 3.5k EUR per meter for a flat in commie block perhaps? Thank Koalicja Developerska and PiS for inflating property market... but meh "investors" > Cheap outsourcing jobs where you're old reaching a mere 40? 40 of what?
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Reading comments it's amusing to see people, seems like, brainwashed into not being able to function without ads... Well, for once - maybe making more informed decission when buying stuff (starting with "do I even need that"
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
What were other reasons?
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
there are flatpacks/appimage/whatever but they are linux-only (mostly) and still lack something akin of docker-compose...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Having been running a VPS with manually maintained services moving to docker saved me a lot of headache... things definitely breaks less often (almost never) and if they do it's quite easy to revert back to previous version...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
> Modern "containers" were invented to make things more reproducible ( check ) and simplify dev and deployments ( NOT check ). Why? I have my RPi4 and absolutely love docker(-compose) - deploying stuff/services on in it ju
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
US credit and credit-card landscape baffles me AF :D I just have <some-plastic> (I think it's MC, couldn't be bothered which one is it) and just pay with it...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Author also points to https://privsec.dev/posts/android/f-droid-security-issues/ I'm not really sold on the argument... Also constant push/hype of GrapheneOS (and the "attitude" of it&#x27
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Still, cost of accountant in Poland is just... low...
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
Uhm... usually if you go beyond 1 person then you get someone to handle all the paperwork and this applies to almost all countries... In case of Poland it's not all that expensive either, especially if it takes off of you the burden...

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