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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Ah yes, if we don't give the oppressed, attacked country which is fighting for its right to exist any weapons, the problem will go away faster. Evil NATO imperialists not allowing for russian brotherhood to be force fed to citizens of
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I, as an European citizen, would rather lose wealth than bow to imperialistic, autocratic dictatorships such as Russia, Iran, Syria, North Korea and all of the other Axis of Evil countries.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Russia is not interested in diplomacy.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Taurus is not going to change the war. There's like 600 of them in total, this won't change anything. The 4000 mini Taurus drones that Germany is delivering soon may actually do something.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I can't find anything on the page - does this mean Sliding Sync is now part of Synapse proper, without the proxy being needed? I can't test right now myself, maybe somebody else knows.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Personally, I have been in these situations remotely too (everybody in a call, screen shared, parallel things going on). I don't get why it has to be physical.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Why is it harder to mentor people remotely? Just call them, have a chat, share your screens, drink some tea. It's not rocket science, and I have done it many times with colleagues.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I disagree. Yes, the west had pretty terrible colonial past, but we are owning up to that. We introduced supply chain laws to remove child labor and extortion where possible. We have debates over closing factories because of human rights vi
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Why do you think that nuclear energy, requiring Uranium, a resource that again has to be bought from another country (a lot of the supply comes from Autocracies), is the better alternative to renewable energies? Edit: And moving away from r
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
They care about US citizens enrolled in university. Everybody else is not employable - so I guess they filter well here.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I personally don't care if 90% of websites which rely on advertising disappear or replace their monetization strategy with gated, paid access. I even think this is a good thing. As such, I will fight the ability of websites to monetize
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Putinist state simply cannot accept non-controlled media. No big surprise here.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
"Endpoint protection" is just the new, hip term for antivirus/intrusion prevention/incident logging of the past. Why not provide immutable Linux based machines (like Chromebooks, Fedora Silverblue) which are locked down
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Maybe the world can finally reconsider their use of software products that cater to security theater. And the politics in companies which lead to things like this being introduced ("nobody gets fired for buying IBM"). Edit: took o
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
This will hopefully be used to counter russian and Chinese threats in the future.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I'd rather wish they hadn't to be honest
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Agreed: 15 requests 53.80 kB / 33.89 kB transferred That's pretty good for a functional, densely packed website full of information.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
>soldiers keeping themselves warm by stepping in front of a radar emitter Holy, did people actually do this? A quick search yielded no results. Not sure if thankful or not.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I think there's still people who care, I know I do and a lot of my peers in tech do too. The problem is, I guess, that in times of multiple crisis which only seem to get worse, people worry about other things. I am sad though that I ag
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
Even if you where right, all of this doesn't matter if sovereign nations decide they don't want to deal with russian threats, oligarchy/corruption and oppression anymore by joining NATO. I am happy they did and I think Europe
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
If you're referring to EMPRESS, I still don't know if they are just being edgy or truly insane.
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
RT doesn't provide "alternative views". It's pure, unfiltered propaganda. Can you honestly navigate there, read something and then claim "yeah, just another viewpoint"?
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
I don't agree - modern NVME drives have secure erasure mechanisms. All data is by default encrypted on-the-fly within the flash memory, and when requesting a secure erase, the controller throws away the key and generates a new one. ht
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
I have been using Firefox on Wayland for a long time now. It's even nicer than with X, since pinch-to-zoom on touchscreens and touchpads is fantastic, but a Wayland-only feature. Very neat!
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
This reminds me of that > please drink verification can Greentext. Why people put up with this crap in their lives is beyond me.
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
Hogwarts legacy works really well via Proton (Steam). Full AMD system, though.
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
I think people wouldn't prefer it if they actually knew something different. Non-tech people don't even know there's a world outside MS Office suite of tools, which shove you to WYSIWYG by design. From experience when showing
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
The library bought those books and as such possess the physical copy. If somebody vandalizes it, that's destruction of property and bad. Reddit never paid anybody. Reddit is made up of comments made by people, and those people can deci
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
Yeah, spot on. It's incredible how many people here think they see the big truth while the "herd of sheep" is obviously way less enlightened than them. How anybody can orchestrate a pro-russian view point within this conflict
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by lpcvoid 3y ago
This is a sad day for me, I have been running one of these with OpenWRT for a long time and they are absolutely stellar. I was hoping for a new version at some point, perhaps with some higher clock speeds for higher peak loads, but oh well,

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