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by miroljub 1y ago
I suggest you explain your point here instead of dropping random links in a typical passive-aggressive way that suggests the poster has no clue and needs to be educated about the basics. That may work in your SPD Kreisverband, but not in a
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by miroljub 1y ago
It's great news. Introducing totalitarian laws and rushing companies to implement them, who would've thought something would go wrong? I hope this incident and future data breaches will finally raise awareness of which direction m
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by miroljub 1y ago
> This is completely untrue. The Atomaustieg happened under Merkel (CDU) and was catalyzed by Fukushima. That's democracy, for you, btw. So, when the government does something populistic (with majority support) that is bad for the c
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by miroljub 1y ago
AfD is consistently the pro-choice and pro-personal-freedom party in Germany. They are the only party advocating for an unrestricted American-style free speech and against all kinds of government mandates that other mainstream political par
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by miroljub 1y ago
> It's not about Russian people, you assumed that. I assumed that because it's what has been said. >> ... but they're lovely people that would 100% walk out if there were some real Russian ties involved. > If any
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by miroljub 1y ago
Yes, that's exactly the function of the new features. Your observation is the core of the product strategy. Let's diagram the mechanisms. The shift is from a Reactive Tool to a Proactive Agent, and this transition fundamentally al
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by miroljub 1y ago
> For vacation rentals, I have had the owner give me their card afterwards. This simply doesn't work. I'm half a century old, go on vacation several times each year, and it happened only once in my lifetime that I wanted to go
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by miroljub 1y ago
Thanks. This single comment provided more value than a page itself.
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Sure, if they pursued Servo they would not have enough resources to pursue Pocket, DEI and other essential projects.
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It was unencrypted and “it was fine“ because it was technically nearly impossible to store and process all communications. Now, one small server cluster can analyse all communication channels in a country in real time. The only thing stoppi
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by miroljub 1y ago
Too bad Mozilla basically dropped Servo. It would be nice if some other sponsor would be found to pick it up and regain momentum. Personally, I would like to see Brave being more involved, that could steer the whole project in the right dir
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by miroljub 1y ago
It's time to rush to Russia, while we still can. If they accept us, of course. Not everyone is Snowden.
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by miroljub 1y ago
I set an "alias docker=podman" and use it as I would use Docker, just without a root or admin account.
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by miroljub 1y ago
"We" as the HN users, expect at least some level of civility when conversing here. It's right up there in the guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Be kind. Don't be snarky. C
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by miroljub 1y ago
Does anyone actually use Podman on its own merit? The only use case I encountered is people who want to run Docker without root or admin permissions and use Podman just as a drop-in replacement.
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by miroljub 1y ago
> Your level of understanding is not very huge We don't need such comments here.
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Wasting time for others is a net positive, meaning jobs won't be lost, since some human individual still needs to make sense out of AI generated rubbish.
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by miroljub 1y ago
Then POTUS himself publicly announced he'd blow up NS. After it was blown up, we suddenly don't know who did it ;( I didn't know dementia is so contagious.
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by miroljub 1y ago
> Many people use cow to mean all bovines, even if technically not correct. Come on now :0 I just complained non-natives would have a problem distinguishing between a cow and a calf, and you had to bring those bovines. To make it easier,
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by miroljub 1y ago
> ... do you have any sources to back up your conjecture, or is this just prejudice? Let me guess, you consider yourself a progressive left democrat. Do I have any source for that? No, but I noticed a pattern where progressive left democ
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by miroljub 1y ago
So, this joke works only for natives who know that calf is not cow.
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> Don't make Google sell Chrome Agree. Better force them to open source it and give it away.
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by miroljub 1y ago
It's never about children safety, it's about installing a totalitarian regime using children safety as an excuse to silence the opposition.
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by miroljub 1y ago
It is Brexit, but not how you think it. What Brexit did is basically reducing immigration from the culturally and societally compatible EU countries with the immigration from the ex colonies and other third world places.
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It's the same "but think of the children and their safety" kind of thing.
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> Obviously one needs to be an Emacs user first The only reason why I still use Emacs daily is org-mode.
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The whole point of org-mode is that it's so malleable, that you can extend it to be whatever you want it to be, much easier than writing your own, ad-hoc, bug-ridden reimplementation of org-mode.
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> Wikipedia should voluntarily remove itself from the UK entirely. No visitors, no editors. No, it should remove servers, employees and legal presence from the UK. It's not their job to block UK people from accessing it just because
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It's exactly 250 € per child. If you are sustaining your life expenses yourself, it's just a small fraction of your tax money you get back. Fake asylum seekrs don't pay anything, hey just get support and procreate. They are a
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by miroljub 1y ago
Russia is bad as is. Currently, clearly worse than EU. But the problem is, the state of human rights and freedoms in the EU is deteriorating so fast, I'm not sure if it would still be better than Russia in ten years. And in 20 years, C

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