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by muyuu 5y ago
well, not when the protection is against any form of DNA contamination and not specifically foreign DNA intrusion the fact that random large mutations typically lead to an inviable zygote should be enough evolutionary pressure, it doesn&#x2
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by muyuu 5y ago
what is unprecedented is that a faction of the populace openly support the barons because they think they're doing their bidding it's a very dangerous game
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by muyuu 5y ago
it's more of an issue when economic actors around you don't operate in the same currency I fully expect people to keep USD on the side, it's already part of the culture all over Central America
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by muyuu 5y ago
I'm not American but I find it worrisome that some of the largest companies in the US (and the world) are so "obviously" partisan and willing to exert their power in a partisan fashion, as people accept this reality uncritica
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by muyuu 5y ago
it abandoned the Opera engine though, to focus on the UI experience so, technically not very different to Brave although many users are led to believe it kept the former Opera render codebase
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by muyuu 5y ago
yea but it's built on top of bitcoin, so basically not its own blockchain
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by muyuu 5y ago
seems like the engineers were allowed into the decision room
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by muyuu 5y ago
there are very strong cultural factors preventing such billing model from catching up, on either side of the deal I myself had something like this in mind decades ago, thinking of providing a web/platform/service to barter such de
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by muyuu 5y ago
this subthread is not about browser diversity, it's about privacy -preserving features
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by muyuu 5y ago
I think privacy is relevant in any thread related to browser choice right now; relevance is always going to be partially subjective
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by muyuu 5y ago
how about Brave? PS: agreed on the main sentiment of your post, it really doesn't matter which browser extracts your private data fastest
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by muyuu 5y ago
she does indeed, I misread that
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by muyuu 5y ago
Jessica's dream book of collectivistic Utopia, that she was expecting under the "4-hour work" metaphor... I doubt it would sell very well and for good reason. Her appeals to woke tropes make no sense, especially considering s
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by muyuu 5y ago
Unfortunately people are required to take positions on an inordinately large amount of issues by social pressure and also by participatory politics at several levels. Just staying moderately up to date with the issues is a full time job, wh
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by muyuu 5y ago
one-off changes don't make for a revenue stream, you'll find that people are prepared to ask for features a lot more often than they'd pay for them also, tenuous conditions are inherent to that model - typically you have a co
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by muyuu 5y ago
once you distribute your code under a permissive licence, you typically don't get to undo that surrender of control over your work in that sense ownership is relative, for better or worse writing OSS will always make sense, for certain
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by muyuu 5y ago
not sure why are you being downvoted, you have accurately described the incentive structure leading to these situations
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by muyuu 5y ago
I was onboard until you suggested law changes
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by muyuu 5y ago
monetising OSS is not as trivial as starting all these extra fronts and just hope it somehow pays off, people need to survive in the meantime success in terms of usage doesn't necessarily lead to success in these ancillary efforts - ta
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by muyuu 5y ago
whoa I was making the exact same point simultaneously in a sibling comment
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by muyuu 5y ago
that would be a non-issue in existing desalination plants sounds promising but papers tend to overpromise, so we'll see if it's viable - cheap and abundant lithium batteries would be a major breakthrough for renewables
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by muyuu 5y ago
they pretty much are if the yardstick is Marx and his manifesto + Das Kapital series, then practically nobody was a Marxist - not even Marx himself later in life and certainly not Lenin, Stalin or Mao since Gramsci the mainstream of Marxism
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by muyuu 5y ago
although I don't see how their memo has anything to do with the much clearer Coinbase memo, if employees left because the company isn't political enough or doesn't have enough secondary agendas, then this was a good move
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by muyuu 6y ago
it's a sensational title they are doing bulk scrapping of Parler and they do many other sites like Reddit too, and particularly stuff that is being taken down for archival purposes also there is nothing - and I mean nothing, but partic
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by muyuu 6y ago
bro how do you police that? what happens if people start uploading highly illegal stuff anonymously and you truly keep no record of who did it? doesn't this make it a lot easier to vandalise the site? normally they'd at least have
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by muyuu 6y ago
there are £400~£600 mirrorless cameras that would be overkill for most people... to notice any difference you'd need pro-level lighting, and a fantastic internet connection - and then you can justify the high-end 4-digit $$$ camera I c
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by muyuu 6y ago
it's weird that this page is not public anymore the history page here https://timeline.web.cern.ch/timelines/The-birth-of-the-Worl... doesn't list this date - does list the availability of the browser in xmas
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by muyuu 6y ago
sounds good but I'm waiting for a proper Ryzen Linux laptop that is actually meant to be carried around... otherwise a desktop makes more sense to me
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by muyuu 6y ago
let's not make panicked drastic decisions just yet
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Oracle is moving its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Austin, Texas(cnbc.com)
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