oolonthegreat

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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
Such a weird argument: "Copyleft people should not argue for better copyright". What does that even mean?
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
I shudder to think what will happen if sci-hub is blocked completely. Someone should put it on the blockhain or something :)
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
a retracted article is not deleted? how do people keep acquiring and citing it if it's retracted?
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
urgh all this "working very very hard" glorifying talk makes me feel nauseated. science and creativity stems from leisure and idleness. not working very very hard.
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
hopefully shady practices like this will drive more and more people to the light side of free OSs :)
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
I didn't understand what we don't understand about hta flight but maybe that's just me.
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
the author has a previous post praising TDD https://alabeduarte.com/tdd/ , so I see no reason to believe it is satire: which is VERY confusing.
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
literally the first thing popped into my mind!! for the uninitiated: https://youtu.be/euLQOQNVzgY
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. can anyone point me to an actual monk who was 700 years ahead of their time please?
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
lots of hand-waving and conclusions pulled out of thin air :(
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
in the beginning I was thinking how exciting all this was going to be: audacity revamped by people who care about it. now all we're left with is utter disgust and disappointment.
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
I am not an expert, but I read that a CLA is not needed for the gplv2 to 3 transition. it seems to me that the CLA gives a blank check to the "company" to do whatever it wants with the contributed code: > The CLA provides the a
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
what a shame. I am not surprised by this, especially after the shenanigans they pulled on musescore. this will cause a lot of bitterness.
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
can someone explain to me why these multi billion dollar scientific publishing companies exist anyway? scientists write the papers and other scientists do the peer review, what does the company do? do they have a group of scientists on payr
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
apparently it was made on sand, to answer the question of tardigrades traveling through space on asteroids and crashing on a planet.
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
I don't see the harm in giving streamers more tags to express themselves really. maybe some situation where a "X" streamer gets criticism from chat because they don't have "X" in their tags? implicitly forcing
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
yeah that's what I gathered: javascript already runs on the browser, then we got node.js because people liked javascript and wanted to run it natively, and then finally we got this which allows us to run node.js on the browser again? i
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
totally lost newbie here: but what is the difference between running javascript on the browser and running node.js on the browser?
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by oolonthegreat 5y ago
if wifi packet capturing is broken, then this effects web browsing too right? if most packets received are garbage, then this cuts down the bandwidth/download speed etc.?
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
had me in the first half ngl. then i was really taken aback when he just went on to totally dismiss FSF by saying it has failed so utterly and completely because... it doesn't do accessibility? because rms is "incapable of being
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
looking good! I liked the fact that you took a holistic approach where you don't ONLY teach go but also things like anatomy of a computer, json/xml, http etc. My only concern is that the name "Practical Go Lessons" doesn
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
> Cause: null pointer dereference that is actually pretty funny :')
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
does anyone know if they released any technical details? isn't webview open source?
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
"what is essentially a portable assembly language" amen to that :)
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
exciting project!
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by oolonthegreat 6y ago
another unsubstantiated and woefully opinionated personal attack from the guardian :/ > In 2019, Smith said in a video he wanted to live in a “Unabomber cabin” to escape the surveillance and censorship which he believes is especiall