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by ospzfmbbzr 4y ago
Its the trillionaires that are the problem -- why don't you know their names? Because they don't want a better world for you just for them and their 'better' world keeps their insanely high living standard at the expense
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by ospzfmbbzr 4y ago
> The major sense I get from Canadians whenever I arrive back is an enormous sense of financial illiteracy. Like they just don't know or care about how badly they get ripped off all the time on so many things and will never care eno
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by ospzfmbbzr 4y ago
Double plus good cripsy tomatoes mmm More mostly water pale tomatoes like subway etc. Wonderful. Try a eating a real heirloom tomato and if you are still interested in this franken-food I'm not sure what to tell you.
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by ospzfmbbzr 4y ago
Oh the irony of Google flagging ANYTHING as spyware. Google is blocked to the maximum degree possible on every device and network under my control, along with anything to do with microsoft. Funny how they are indistiguishable now. No talent
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by ospzfmbbzr 4y ago
off means off!
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Beggars can't be choosers. Lame virtue signalling from a worn out platform with its best days long behind it. The energy argument against crypto is total BS and just an attack from the legacy banking industry and their cronies.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
When we shifted from a culture of results and ownership to woke fantasies and entitlement.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Weak little people love stuff like this -- it gives them power they could never hope to have to interfere with the lives of better people who they live in envy of.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
When you see all the athletes, politicians, and actors all taking one side then surely they must be right!
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
> Remembering and hand manipulating IPv6 addresses is not something end users need to deal with. Assuming it's configured correctly. Most devices are not. > Like everyone else on my ISP, I have a publicly routeable v6 subnet at
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
It's about branding you Idiot. Read the comment.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Never liked that branding for idiots. I've used OpenBSD since 2000. I own a PinebookPro. The tired and lame title makes me think the author is a joke (right or wrong) and I end up not wanting to bother giving this a try.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
> if fdroid was censoring an app mainly used by antifa and persons from the radical left you'd be quite happy. No. That violates free speech and I'm not intellectually dishonest. > uniquely by alt-right / fake news wri
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
But journalists are the highest of high integrity individuals (just ask them) and they would never engage in deliberate mental poisoning of their 'readers' on behalf of their masters?
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
If you get any sniff of non-meritocracy - run!
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Both things in varying degrees actually
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
General Purpose Computing changed my life. The Network is the Computer. For some like me it's the Memex, for many it's the Panopticon.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
After suffering for years with Apache in the late 90s and early 2000s NginX was nothing less than a revelation. Thank you so much Igor.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Having tried almost every other solution available over the past 25 years I also self host vaultwarden in a docker container and I'm pretty happy with it. https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
> The Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg Great title and good book but the implications are depressing. Hopefully our situation is not THAT bad.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
I have induction but I do prefer gas for cooking with a good gas stove. Induction is great for boiling water FAST. I see people saying gas is faster but it's not even close with a decent induction stove. That said I wouldn't stand
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Yes. I had the exact same issue with '<' in HTML content stored in the database -- cms pages and also some JS that was stored in the DB and injected into the HEAD of all pages.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
> 2) reversal of women's rights and political enfranchisement Has to be this but framing it as a loss of rights and political enfranchisement is a problem. This supposed 'unfairness' of women's lot before universal su
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Good point. I had a coffee and just let it rip when I saw that article this morning.
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Dangerous to give any credence to this tripe. Models like the one mentioned (without references) are created by humans and the parameters they use are arbitrary. Scientists make some assumptions about parameters and run them through the sys
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
The first web application I wrote back in 1999 was a Perl CGI interface to a satellite ground control point (known positions) database. It worked ok but then I was put on another project. I recall struggling to get the correct GD libs insta
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
> If I assert that the earth is flat on Facebook why shouldn't that simply be labelled false Isn't that implying that the reader is too ignorant to know at a glance? In the marketplace of ideas shouldn't that nonsense cont
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
Fact checking is the business of publicly labeling as false those narratives that people with real power already viewed negatively. It becomes necessary when you lie all the time. The whole notion of fact checkers is laughable -- who pays t
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
> Reply to parent Next client! This is potentially an indicator of a bad customer or management. My hardware = my software (not yours) end of discussion. Don't like it? Have fun finding someone better that will put up with your nons
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by ospzfmbbzr 5y ago
The list of times when scientists and politicians have been wrong or just lied is a long one. Are you so sure they are right this time? You are probably no expert so it seems like you are just taking their word for it. Good thing they are t

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