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3y ago
With that type of accounting, a father of two can get away with murder since he has been a net positive to the world.
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mongol
3y ago
I see it too
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3y ago
Does it have bash autocompletion support?
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mongol
3y ago
I don't understand the usecase. If the application is loaded from the host, why is this better than the host running the application directly?
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mongol
3y ago
Secrets handling is indeed an issue, you can shoot yourself in the foot if you are not careful. If you are careful you can avoid it though and it is not neccessarily difficult. It is certainly is one aspect of NixOS that requires care and
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3y ago
It is called the Nix store, it is not a database as much as a special type of file hierarchy. It is not horrible, but it breaks tradition for sure. The benefits are best understood when evaluating NixOS as a whole, of which the file hierar
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mongol
3y ago
I have never heard about GoboLinux. The linked page gives me the impression that GoboLinix tries to improve the FHS by using more self-describing directory names? But still follow the general principles of splitting a program's depende
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3y ago
In NixOS, programs are installed in many different unique paths that are added to PATH through symlinks. There are very few programs added to static directories such as /usr/bin. This in itself may not sound like an improvement, b
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3y ago
After having moved to NixOS, this type of evolution feels archaic.
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3y ago
Yes was about to say this. It is the only version I have seen
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3y ago
It is about as hateful as zionism is hateful. It is an expression for the desire of land in this region.
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mongol
3y ago
I agree with this. At some point, around 2000-2005 or so, it seems internet pivoted from being protocol-driven to becoming service-driven. For example, I remember a protocol FOAF, "friend of a friend" that tried to build a social
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3y ago
No not neccessarily. There are many examples of peoples who have wished their lands to become liberated from current rulers. I am for example thinking of Finland or the Baltics. It wasn't hateful of them to wish for that, and I never h
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3y ago
I don't see why "From the river to the see" would be hateful in isolation. Certainly some people who say it may have hateful thoughts in their minds, but wishing for palestinian land where Israel is now is not hateful in itse
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3y ago
What would be the most troublefree way to get a decent MS Flight Simulator setup? For example, does it exist on the XBox?
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3y ago
While an interesting video, the thumbnail with houses labeled "The rest of the world" depicts houses around Stortorget in Gamla Stan, Stockholm ("The Big Square" in Stockholm's Old Town, https://en.m.wik
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3y ago
rclone is no protocol though
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mongol
3y ago
My personal list contains The Iliad. I want to finish it before I die. It should not be impossible.
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3y ago
Apple has already done it: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jan/04/apple-art...
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3y ago
He was the one who introduced me to the pro scene.
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mongol
3y ago
That is information. Without the radios working we would know less. To say stating that is against site guidelines is ridiculous.
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mongol
3y ago
We receive information that its radios are still working.
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mongol
3y ago
Throat cancer is no fun either. Also associated with smoking. Eventually you can't swallow and basically start starving to death.
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3y ago
Seems to be the same thing. "The concept comes from an ancient Jewish ritual described in the Bible, specifically in Leviticus 16. During the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), two goats were chosen: one to be sacrificed and the other to b
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3y ago
But as part of developing the application? Can they realistically do that without violating ToS?
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3y ago
You can be certain that there are plenty of Swedes that see it differently, they are just less vocal
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3y ago
It will affect you either way. It is difficult to tell exactly how but a union win will embolden the unions in Sweden general, and it is not certain that is an all out win. I realize that embolden is not a neutral word, but what is on the o
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3y ago
That's completely fine. I think many do. But it is not as black and white as some state it
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On the second question - my understanding is that non-union associated employees do not have a protected right to strike, as individual employeees. You can't just refuse work and say "I strike!" At least their rights are weak
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3y ago
Not that simple. RF states striking as a protected right for an association of employees. It is not an individually protected right. "Stridsåtgärder på arbetsmarknaden [K2]14 § En förening av arbetstagare samt arbetsgivare och en fö
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