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by pastage 7mo ago
That sounds like a perfect match for a meta study do you have any? I am very dubious about your conclusion. I am basing this on work I did in high school on this so I really have no sources for my claim. EDIT did some more searching and hav
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by pastage 8mo ago
There are bubbles, you are obviously in one if you do not know any privacy concerned under 25. I know 15 year olds who are extreme privacy freaks, then I care about it so it might be easier to find those people. I do find that it is the pe
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by pastage 8mo ago
Having an public IP was one of the perks of being on campus up until 2010 at least, it is still the policy of Eduroam at least here YMMV
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by pastage 8mo ago
> Hickory DNS will work to support backward compatibility with three Rust versions. Is this something many Rust projects do? We are at 1.93 now and 1.90 is from september 2025. The Rust community is crazy if they think this is normal. Th
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by pastage 8mo ago
You might choose to not have control. The reason people protest is because we should have more control over the things we own. Sure this might create a better market for alternatives but it is worse for most people. F-droid is spectacular.
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by pastage 8mo ago
If there are other ways artists get support do you have a better definition one can search for? Considering it talks about supporting artists I feel it is relevant to the situation in my country. Getting help with social insurance is pretty
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by pastage 8mo ago
Interesting concept, seems like it is a way to pay less taxes as an artist, not really a pay but it will make it easier to live. Not sure about the selection process though.. > Self-employed in culture can be given the right to pay socia
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by pastage 8mo ago
Copyright is what it is, the guy is distributing wav files which I guess are the original ones. It is done in blatant disregard for copyright so the argument is solid. Just because you have another view does not mean we have to accept that
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by pastage 8mo ago
Might be all of that infrastructure paid by oil, on the other side of the border in a not that remote of an area (10people/km²). We have absolutely had power outages lasting several days.
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by pastage 8mo ago
Tradition says that this is not true but honestly I have no real experience except I have done the calculation for our roof. According to our local building standards at 60⁰ you basically have zero snow load, I am not sure what angle a shal
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by pastage 8mo ago
The subsidies for cars is crazy when you look at it from that perspective. What you need to do is invest a lot of money in areas and systems that can make it better over time. In the end you are going to spend less.
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by pastage 8mo ago
You get fast control with gas, I have cooked a lot with gas that instant enveloping heat is nice! New electric stoves are in my view superior, because they are less messy and have even better control.
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by pastage 8mo ago
I think CNAMES were a mistake, think of them as lightweight NS records. It is a simple protocol solving a rather complex system. I have respect for simple things I have tried implementing my own server, did not go well.
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by pastage 8mo ago
You have to go back five decades if you want to use a host file. My point is that cache and making are the three hard things in computer science DNS has had both problems several times. I choose DNS over hosts files every time. EDIT I might
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by pastage 8mo ago
You are encouraged to play with footguns on Linux, I do not do it and none of my family do it works fine for us. On "Linux desktop" one of the things you are not encouraged to play with is installation of programs. The Linux way i
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Bash parallel tasks and error handling(github.com)
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by pastage 8mo ago
MacOS is a better desktop in the sense that the desktop is locked down. GNOME trie to be the same as MacOS but being the default desktop for nerds and build for people who lives the Apple way makes it a bit schizofrenic. As a Linux lifer I
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by pastage 8mo ago
> DNS broke my site for three hours. But now I actually understand it I have been broken for three decades and I still don't understand DNS. It is a simple protocol but people use it in complicated manners.
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by pastage 8mo ago
One can also say we do too little for children who get mistreated. Taking care of other peoples children is never easy the decision needs to be fast and effective and no one wants to take the decision to end it. Because there are those rare
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by pastage 9mo ago
Linux required MMU from the start, uCLinux and nommu patches does work. I used it a long time ago it was great, but there are lots of small things like stack size is set compile time, memory mapped io does not work... You do get lots of fun
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by pastage 9mo ago
Building on my own experience I think you have to own that if you crash with someone you made a mistake. I do agree that car and road design for bicycles(?) makes it almost impossible to move around if you do not risk things like that.
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by pastage 9mo ago
Swedish schools still have students who walk there. I live near one and there are very few cars that exceed 20km/h during rush hours. Anything faster is reckless even if the max over here is 30 km/h (19 mph).
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by pastage 9mo ago
Yes! That government agencies data is PD is a nice feature of US law, we should implement that in EU.
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by pastage 9mo ago
As most EU projects yes. There was test data released last year to get you started. https://user.eumetsat.int/resources/user-guides/getting-star...
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by pastage 9mo ago
How are you going to get stuff done unless you try to get your opinion heard? I feel we should ban social media and phones, it is a mistake. People stop caring about the things that happens near them.
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by pastage 9mo ago
Not full filling your wishes can still mean useful. Be very specific when you critize the only set of laws that has done anything for users.
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by pastage 9mo ago
Fascism is a slippery slope, maybe a political maelstorm everyone can be made to love it. The "first they came" poem is also a reminder that this are easier to see in hindsight. I think the strange turn the US took on human rights
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by pastage 9mo ago
I recommend the zig library [1], it was a joy to use. Bloom filters was one of the first interesting algorithms I did in class back in university, we upgraded hardware during the lab making the use of bloom filters unnecessary in a lab ment
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by pastage 9mo ago
What do you consider high quality? I would say they are one of the higher quality news papers of the world. Not everything, but overall yes. I do not agree with their political views, but I can say the same about most papers. To a large deg
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by pastage 9mo ago
If you want to hide you need to be in a place where you can do these kinds of stuff. Getting a peering without source filtering is possible, but even getting the simple version might be too hard for most.

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