peakaboo

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by peakaboo 5y ago
All these comments fall to the bottom, which means the majority believes the vaccine is safe and effective. The majority also supports the censorship carried out by all social media platforms. I think it has always been like this. The major
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Reading about this on a site filled to the brink with ads is the definition of irony...
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I'm at the point where I've realized so many people don't know what propaganda is, so what's the point of trying to argue for it even. Humanity needs to learn the hard way it seems. Again and again. Over and over. Every
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Guess I'm old because there is nothing funny about what she does. Just awkward and embarrassing.
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No, they actually lie, distort and censor. Once you realise how insane they are, you will never be able to trust any news from the mainstream media.
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We are literally living inside that world but people don't see it. :)
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I guess but who is surprised? We know the American tech mafia is not following any rules. They just tell the lusers some lies and carries on with collecting their data.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I guess but who is surprised? We know the American tech mafia is not following any rules.
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Its a daycare center for young adults. They grow up eventually.
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Such a sad statement. I really hope that is not true. I now imagine young humans sitting in front of their computer screens because they don't have a real life to take care of.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It depends very much on what you are doing. Python for big complicated applications is a No for me also but python for extraction jobs in a ETL pipeline or data science tasks is a huge YES.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Gnome 40 got massively improved speed. Gnome 41 got better battery management. You can play most top games on Linux now thanks to proton. Some operating systems are improving every release, but they are found in the Linux world now. The suc
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Windows users are quite slow to realize that their operating system is a weapon, and the users are the target.
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Tolerates? Tolerates?? That attitude is exactly why I'm on Linux since 8 years back. I don't accept Microsoft telling me what my computer will do.
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Didn't read the article but the answer is because of collaboration. As soon as a task requires other teams involved, it becomes really slow and hard to coordinate and understand how something actually works. You gain true expertise onl
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Honestly, the world has gone off the deep end. I don't even know where to start to explain, but it should be obvious for anyone what's wrong anyway.
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The irony of saving 6 characters in the word million, but people don't understand his post and use many more keystrokes asking what he means.
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Because they want us to get used to us thinking its so convenient to have Amazon listening and watching us at home. Once you start to see that you are the product, you see the future of tech. What you do is highly valuable to advertisers. I
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by peakaboo 5y ago
How is it impossible when I'm literally using Dropbox, VS Code, Datagrip, Firefox, Bitwarden, Telegram on Linux every day? There is a huge amount of high quality cross platform apps out there, and my Linux desktop is not only fast, it&
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Dropbox syncs anything you put on your file system across computers, the others don't.
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Sounds like my Linux Dropbox client. I never notice it whatsoever. In fact, this post made me check if it's still there and yup, it is, keeping my entire Code folder synced between computers.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
They have gradually turned up the awfulness, just like they are gradually turning up the awfulness of all the Internet sites as well. I don't care if ads would be banned on the internet. Companies (sites) that get their revenue only fr
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It's more important than ever to actually have valuable skills, so you can switch jobs when your employer turns out to be a psycho.
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Yes it is unreasonable. Its the same as your employer installing cameras in your house to watch you.
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Nope. Nobody has the right to forcefully film other people, including your manager and your coworkers.
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Let me tell you something that you will have great value from in life. The cost of free will is to sometimes be difficult to understand for other people. My webcam is always off. Nobody expects me to have it on anymore. In the beginning I g
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by peakaboo 5y ago
That looks like a great read. I feel tempted to buy it right away. So few books about this topic our there. Huge thanks for letting me know!
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These influencers are just using their looks and charisma to sell products or ads in exchange for people feeling entertained for a few minutes. It's the same thing with celebrities a lot of normies look up to. They think these celebs
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I feel like you are not following the plot. The entire idea now is for covid to come back. Otherwise covid is over and we don't need health passes and subscription vaccinations.
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We are waiting for a new variant of covid to be produced, so more booster shots are needed, so the pharmaceutical companies can continue to push for health passes into citizen passes with citizen security scores etc. It's all going alo

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