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by nixosbestos 8mo ago
Every second of my political consciousness in the United States has been acutely tinged with the awareness that a bunch of people, across most of the political spectrum live in a constant state of denial. Denial of personal responsibility
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by nixosbestos 8mo ago
Just gonna refresh the frontpage until this disappears. Can't have "politics" in here, no sir-ee! And there it is! between 12 and 13 minutes. Fuck this site. "Free speech" fascist assholes flagging this, no doubt.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
It's SO FUNNY HOW YOU JUST USED IT. Oh my god, I knew you would eventually, but in an actual reply in this thread. Truly amazing. Anyone... They... But yeah, I'm the weird one for using "they" the same you did rather t
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
It's interesting how you seem to dance around understanding exactly why Tailscale is geo-blocked and then also try to act "curious" like Netbird will be different. And somehow, you can't or won't just go check for y
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
Ah yes the woke practice of the singular they, when gender doesn't matter or is ambiguous. Which a hundo-percent never existed before scary mean woke-ism.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
I guess I'll just say that I hope you share the blame with the appropriate parties whenever you are suffering through iOS entitlements and provisioning to publish or self-load it on your iPhone, since Netbird's iOS client is open
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
Your arbitrary, loosely-detailed complaints would apply to literally everyone, every app. It's on f-droid, it's open source, you're being ridiculous. I'm not even sure you understand what you're asking for. The offi
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
Why would Tailscale seek to limit access to their clients, other than where required by law? The Android client, at least is FOSS. It's hardly Tailscale's fault that people buy iOS devices.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
Rust is too complicated!!11 Ooops wrong thread.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
Props for doing the research and posting the links - I stand obviously corrected. I get why they did it, but it also leaves a bad taste in my mouth. :( Sigh.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
> No, it never was intended like that. That some people build infra/business around it is something completely different, but swarm was never intended to be a kubernetes contender. That would be news to the then Docker CTO, who reac
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
I cannot find any indication that this is true.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
With the quality Google is pushing out these days, I wouldn't touch this with a 100ft pole.
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
remember when you agreed with me that it was maybe regretable that the Favorites space was removed in favor of a process that required multiple clicks? and now it's months later and Element still has this redesign shipped, with every s
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by nixosbestos 9mo ago
It blows my mind how many stories hit the front page, every day, that bottom out on whining about proprietary software. I've literally been talking about the Win10/11 whining for 3+ years, and yet EVERY. SINGLE. WEEK THERE ARE MOR
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
This... is why Rust exists, yes.
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
Jfc the quality of information shared on this site is abysmal nowadays. I use Bitwarden, I use Android, I use Firefox on Linux. Passkeys work just perfectly fine on all of the sites listed here thus far.
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
Can you give any more details about this? I had bumped into this and couldn't figure out if it was actually Bitwarden extension but or a Firefox bug.
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
If I could give a comment HN Gold, it would be this comment. 3 times.
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
Good news. The devs of x11 agree and made a replacement called... Way... Oops
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
Accessibility? Sure. Everything else? Nah, I'm sorry. There are countless ways to do remoting with Wayland. There are countless ways to do kb+mouse sharing.
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by nixosbestos 10mo ago
Can we summon the Trumphole licking HN users that spent their reputation insisting that us "libtards" were freaking out, and get them in here to explain how this fits in the MAGA 4D Chess? Or is it against HN decorum to point out
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
Ahahahahhahahahahhahahahaahaha. Please tell me this is tongue-in-cheek and just more subtle than I give HN credit for. Please.
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
Hard to say because I'm a bit ignorant of the edges of Flox right now! This comment is great though. :) And even more exciting to hear it will be OSS'd. Appreciate your replies here, good luck!
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
30,000,000 / 30,000. Hope you can find a calculator to help you with that challenging math. I know it gets hard with such big numbers! (kinda the point, here!)
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
> In a way it's comforting to know those people who hold these positions, with distinguished careers and supposedly made of better stuff than us mere mortals, are in fact just a bunch of miserable weasels, a-holes and sycophants. Th
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
Man, it's so understandable. Especially when 35-40% the country is doing exactly that kind of bullshit equivocative defense. Frankly I'm shocked the shitheads usually here read the room and have kept the child-rape apologia to the
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
Finding and eating roadkill is cheap too, free even. Free protein in this year? Yeah, I'd rather do that than use fucking SMS for anything.
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
> why should we believe someone that it's a bubble based on "feel"? because leaders in the space also keep saying it? And then making financial moves that us pleebs can't even dream of, which back that up? This whole
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by nixosbestos 11mo ago
So are you out of touch with CEO comp packages, or are you also bad at math? (In case you or someone else needs to hear it, ain't no CEO ain't gonna fuck ya for defending CEO's excessive compensation in the Hacker News commen

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