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by lejalv 7mo ago
Well, but this is irrelevant. You can't possibly say 'listen, the richest army on Earth does not have the means to prevent bombing a school'
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by lejalv 7mo ago
This is just your opinion. The tragedy here is that there are people with similar opinion and bombs at their disposal that feel complete impunity and go around murdering in the world Also, remembe the CIA co-staged a coup in Iran in 1953. T
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Kldload 1.0 – ZFS on root for Linux(kldload.com)
11 points by lejalv 7mo ago|2 comments
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by lejalv 7mo ago
I only had problems upon problems with the USB-C ports: some stopped charging, some stopped supporting 4k external monitors, it's all a mess and I spent uncountable hours reading forums and trying things. All for naught. I should have
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by lejalv 7mo ago
The counter to this and more such scenarios is letting the world alone
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Because how much oil they (used to) get from Iran
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by lejalv 7mo ago
> It's almost as if every major company's actual product is their stock price. It's almost as if we lived under capitalism. What other thing would they do? They are literally setting the Earth on fire to raise the stock pr
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by lejalv 7mo ago
But your analysis should also include what fraction of GDP diverted to arms (or what increase in gas price) is acceptable on either side.
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Stakes for whom? >100 kids got murdered the first day of this "low stakes" war
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by lejalv 7mo ago
> those FSF-approved distros can be a real headache for people who actually have to use their computers. This is now a tired discussion; the use of nonguix ( https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix ) is well documented, th
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by lejalv 7mo ago
A few thousands of dollars plus the energy to run the system is unaffordable to most of the world's developers. Not that it is going to be the first way in which the Global South is kept from closing the gap.
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by lejalv 7mo ago
"There is no alternative" is a self-fulfilling prophecy
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Would the A/B filesystem approach à la Android be a good way to distribute Linux with ZFS-on-root without all the angst from DKMS modules versioning? [Maybe unrelated, but just occurred to me (some horror stories have prevented me from
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by lejalv 7mo ago
You might be interested to check out the Viennese model - Approximately 220,000 municipal flats and 200,000 subsidized dwellings form the backbone of Vienna's housing system, housing about 50% of the population. Prices in Vienna are so
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Can you explain what is the connection between closing the site to VPN users and violating export regulations?
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Including starting with murdering 100+ kids based on stale intelligence, according to the NY times.
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by lejalv 7mo ago
A simple back of the envelope calculation shows that Felix causes between 70 and 110 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year just from flying. Paris accord says 1.5t per person per year, from all activities, Felix's flying alonre is ~10-15x
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by lejalv 7mo ago
> The electricity needs of industry cannot be met in a market-oriented manner Do you care to elaborate? AFAIK, the EU electricity market is... a market? The design is debatable, as always with these things. Perhaps you wanted to say some
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by lejalv 7mo ago
> If you sell a weapon to the department that is in charge of killing people and breaking things, you don't get a say in who gets killed or how. It's never worked like that. I can't agree that this is the right comparison.
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Why don't we learn and use our (short) plus code? That would have all the desired properties and then some, and would work everywhere on Earth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Location_Code
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by lejalv 7mo ago
Ctrl-Space in TeXmacs, where the document is an actual tree ( http://texmacs.org )
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by lejalv 8mo ago
This could be read as a reformulation of the old adage - "what's mine is mine, and what is yours, is mine too". So, you can pilfer the commons ("public") but not stuff unavailable in source form. If we expand your t
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by lejalv 8mo ago
> The real question: what does it actually look like to build for this? What was the not-so-real question? Or the surreal question? I know it's becoming tiresome complaining of slop in HN. But folks! Put a bit of care in your writ
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by lejalv 8mo ago
Given what Amodei thinks of spying non-US citizens, that's a hard pass from me. If you are that loyal (servile) to your country leaders, don't go elsewhere when you "discover" they are thugs. Put up with it or revolt (as
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by lejalv 8mo ago
I wholeheartedly concur (see also: Linux phones), but what about device attestation requiring iOS or Google Play Integrity? That's my main worry, as age verification seems poised to making us dependent on those. Example: the EU Digital
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by lejalv 8mo ago
As if spying on “governments around the world have routinely used the spyware to surveil journalists, lawyers, political dissidents, and human rights activists” wasn't already alarming, Pegasus has also been used to spy elected officia
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by lejalv 8mo ago
I can attest to the greatness of the Kuycon G32P; <1.5k€ in my case.
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by lejalv 8mo ago
Your president is a murderous tyrant, so how about eliminating him ?
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by lejalv 8mo ago
Not sure why this comment is downvoted: the facts are established, as is (among others) the Mosaddegh coup d'état co-organized by the US: > On 19 August 1953, Prime Minister of Iran Mohammad Mosaddegh was overthrown in a coup d&#x27
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by lejalv 8mo ago
Now turn your argument towards Saudi Arabia, or any of the human-rights violating countries that the US supports or has supported recently. Your opinion is respectable, but not compatible with any idea of “justice”.

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