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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
It's not a financial standpoint, it's a perception standpoint.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
What? The USA is an amazing net positive on the world. There is just some stuff that really shouldn't have happened.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
drinking ages, drink driving, car reliability tests, etc. These aren't the same. Drinking ages don't effect other people. Drink driving does. Car reliability does. Smoking weed or snorting coke does not. There is usually some soci
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Japan, and many other countries around the world follow the US' lead. Your stupid racist cannibis propaganda and subsequent laws infiltrated the world over. We're all paying for it now.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
I do this for my bigger pile, for my small compost bin I love the corkscrew method. https://www.amazon.com/Tumbleweed-Aerator-Spiral-composting-...
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
It'll still be react. But react won't be the same react as today.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Yes, but every other feature will take ten times as long as over the next three years we will lose 90% of our best developers.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
It's not, it's a tweet.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Plugging in your own thing is like swimming against the current. It's nothing specific, just everything becomes harder.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Yup, I much prefer PHP to js hell but laravel is great until you want to actually build something novel. Then it gets in your way with a million layers of indirection all the way down. JS is much more friendly when it comes to plug n play.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Been using the same $25 dollar one from big mart for over a decade. We don't use it for primary cooking but use it quite a bit for reheating baby food and left overs. Spending money on a microwave is insane to me. There's almost a
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Isn't the sun's name sol?
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Flatpack etc sandbox is shoehorned into a system that doesn't expect it. You can't expect apps to migrate to something that a) promises to support the existing model, and b) also support the existing model. What these app package
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Clean os install? You haven't used windows in a while have you? Im a Linux guy but am forced to use Mac's and windows every now and then. Windows has outpaced macos for a decade straight. Macos looks like it hasn't been updat
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
This hasn't been true for a long time.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Examples in the last paragraph not enough? https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/21/24079371/google-ai-gemini...
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Dunedin's not a city, it's a University.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Auckland: active volcano field Toupo: supervolcano double the size of Yellowstone Wellington: been waiting for "the big one" earthquake as long as I can remember. Christchurch: Had their big one, the paved roads turned to sand. En
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Thanks for explaining, sounds like I'm in the wrong here indeed! Maybe GPL isn't strong enough, do we need something that also requires forfeiture of copyright? It probably isn't that important for most people.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Is removing the GPL license from source code allowed by the license? The FSF owns the copyright to the license, not the source code authors. The license even states that they copyright the source code to protect your rights, does that mean
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Has this been tested in court? I also don't think "this is a license for anyone not the copyright holder" is accurate. The license specifically prohibits removal of the license you can't "dual license" GPL code
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
He's a PHP maintainer posting on mastodon. If code is GPL, all future modifications of that code must also be GPL. It worries me that people in that thread seem to be wildly misunderstanding what the GPL does. The license isn't ev
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
I have no problem hacking up some figma design in html / react. The problem is that it isn't reusable, it isn't clean components, styles are copy pasted from figma to the component and unlined with BEM. The problem isn't
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Or do the guards just not want to speak out of line or question their superiors. Or do the guards all know but don't care because things are being fixed up around the place. Or are all the signs in the camp created by prisoners? So muc
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Same way people built a community before google?
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Another bitwarden server? You can self host. The idea isn't to move your keys around willy nilly the idea is that should you need to, you're not beholden to bitwarden inc.
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Except now you have vendor, browser and device lock in. So password managers are required to solve those very real problems anyway. The value of these seem very low. Passkeys are a solution looking for a problem. Mayve 10 years ago before p
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by nxicvyvy 2y ago
Bitwarden exports passkeys along with everything else.