onlydeadheroes

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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
Funny how in spite of all that there are articles like the Gamergate controversy article, in which nearly every sentence is a lie.
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
> A good part is that you feel like you are not actually hurting the producer and actually you might be a net positive, as most of those people would have not spent 60$ for a game but still contribute to a lively community. Even as someo
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
Run pgadmin4 on docker, save yourself the setup. dpage/pgadmin4
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
One day we will be asked why did we allow literal nobodies to enjoy these power trips at the cost of our work and community.
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
True, thank you for the clarification. I believe he was attacked mostly for fighting back, pour encourager les autres.
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
Theo Tso fought against the backdooring of /dev/random by the NSA. That this backdooring was attempted was confirmed by Snowden leaks. New York times: "By this year, the Sigint Enabling Project had found ways inside some of t
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
If it is anything like the Linux kernel, it is to prepare for the incoming purge of non-corporate-approved contributors...
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
I mean, just behold the degree of gas-lighting in the other response you got!
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
The censors control a surprisingly large amount of downvotes here on HN. edit: also note top comment in this thread is flagged, whatever that means in these days.
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
> I find it interesting how many smear pieces against Musk have suddenly surfaced ever since he announced he wanted to take Telsa private again.
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
We went from "Except the site specifically tries to debunk incorrect narratives" to "employees who have run for public office on behalf of a particular political party and employ them as fact checkers" I think we achieve
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
Or maybe we are not prejudging enough. "If an organization like Snopes feels it is ok to hire partisan employees who have run for public office on behalf of a particular political party and employ them as fact checkers where they have
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
While I don't disagree with your reasoning, I haven't read this author. However another user describes this author as "what Paulo Coelho was back in the 1990s, but adapted to the #metoo and gender politics momentum." Now
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
I guessed I stepped on the wrong narrative because just questioning this author's superstardom has gotten me to -4 on a mostly male site where most people can't even downvote. I have no opinion on this author, but can we please st
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
Sounds like marketing to me, nothing more. from the article: "global superstar" I guess the bar has been lowered past the floor now.
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by onlydeadheroes 8y ago
> github turns software social, with all the anxieties that come with it And there is your problem. Maybe the social functions of github are not helping?