peakaboo

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by peakaboo 5y ago
If anyone has a good book about writing as simple programs as possible instead of as flexible as possible, I would appriciate it. Because the problem today is complexity and abstractions. It prevents us from changing code easily, deleting c
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Yes!
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Guns.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
The people who miss the office are the ones who used to charm people in other groups or sections to gain influence and importance. Playing politics. This article calls that something else but that's what it is.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Which brings me to the question, how come Arch manages to not cause massive problems for users wiry the massive AUR that is even user maintained? I've been using Arch for like 7 years or something now and it just works, probably becaus
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by peakaboo 5y ago
100% this. People sitting in their WhatsApps and Facebook messangers, not understanding why someone would like to use a better chat client because it's actually better, and also because your data doesn't end up at Google or Facebo
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by peakaboo 5y ago
That happened 8 years ago already.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
What's up with this guy repeating what he says is not science so it could be wrong? Is he unaware that science is wrong all the time too? Science is not a religion! It bothers me how people think "science" is something not to
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I didn't take any precautions, got covid (I guess, never had serious symptoms), probably have natural immunity now. For me, covid is over for a long time. I'm back to living life normally. Never vaccinating because I don't th
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Google could disappear tomorrow and it wouldnt affect my life whatsoever. Its beautiful.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Just use fargate for single container workloads and you have a simple stack that just works.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
That's life my friend. Anything you do that sticks out from the other sheeps will make some people wonder about you. Personally I'm fine with that since my end goal in life is not about bending over for others to gain advantages o
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It's not like you have two choices only. Linux!
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In 2021, I'm surprised people expect Google to give you privacy.
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Your wording "allows" is exactly what people dont like about these tech companies. They are not real authorities on the Internet. If they left, the internet would improve a thousand times.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Nothing really exciting this time around for me personally. I loved the performance boost in Gnome 40 though. Really made a huge difference.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I think it sounds daft to think speed of light is a hard speed limit, and there is absolutely a way to "cheat". Because aliens are here, and they certainly didn't travel at the speed of light to get here. That doesnt work at
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I read it as "huge butt drain" since you talked a about butts in chairs. :)
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by peakaboo 5y ago
This is the wrong way for them to do it. It must work on all browsers and the they can possibly add features that make people WANT to use Brave, not force them to do it.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Consulting is a career, and an excellent one at that. No political bullshit at all.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
This is just another step towards people having citizen passes (renamed covid health passes), and their entire identity will be stored on them, including their personal login to the internet, authorised by the tech mafia. What they are doin
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I live in Sweden and honestly, I'm glad I do. The rest of the world seems to have forgotten human rights, natural immunity, how to look up statistics, how viruses work etc. We are going back into offices in October. The pandemic is ove
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Reddits conspiracy channel is the best. But it's absurd we have to be called conspiracy theorists to have an intelligent discussion these days. Sort that channel in "top per day" mode and a real discussion is going on.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
So far, I agree. Nothing has been able to show microchips in the vaccines. If its there, it's using technology that is so far ahead of what's in the general domain that it's undetectable. It doesn't seem plausible at all
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It's so interesting to me that people can't even imagine that covid could be intentionally created and let out. Not a leak, not an accident. Is it because people don't understand that actual evil exists outside of movies? Tha
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by peakaboo 5y ago
We live in interesting times, where "conspiracy theories" become true after about 6 months. The reality of the situation is that people who actually pay attention, not the ones who constantly watch the TV news narrative, have been
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It's almost as if we collectively decided to not eat shit anymore. The way society is structured is currently exactly like classic slavery for a certain class of people, and this needs to stop.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
> Anything that doesn't comply with major governments is automatically a "dark web" for cyber criminals. I came here to say that. I'm glad more people are not so ignorant anymore, and see what's going on. There i
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Pretty cool looking game. :) I'm not the type of person who enjoys figuring out escape games but looks like some personality types could have fun here.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
There is nothing they can do. Users have voted that speed is more important than any privacy, and Firefox will never get faster than chrome.

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