mastersummoner

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   by mastersummoner 5y ago

   While "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" is often a perfectly valid approach, there are going to be times when an upgrade can result in significant performance improvements or fewer admin headaches.
2. 92.▲
   by mastersummoner 5y ago

   Not every OSS developer does, or wants to, request donations for their software.
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   by mastersummoner 5y ago

   This seems... good? Ultimately I feel the responsibility for this sort of monitoring and punishment should lie with Congress, as difficult as it is to successfully write laws about things as nebulous as online slander. But in the absence of
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   Google changing algorithm to deprioritize slanderous websites after Times report(nytimes.com)

   6 points by mastersummoner 5y ago|1 comments
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   by mastersummoner 5y ago

   Yup, this has borked my work this morning as well. Huzzah!
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   by mastersummoner 5y ago

   I read this a year or so ago. I remember finding the vision of the Utopian future absolutely fascinating, but I always find the sort of dystopia he described happening before that unrealistic. For me at least, it's hard to imagine ther
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   by mastersummoner 6y ago

   I had a feeling it might be a very off putting style for some people. However, for me, I found it absolutely hilarious and very intelligent despite being obviously extremely... I'm not sure the right description. Young? Modern internet