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by pelasaco 3y ago
would be nice if we could break it down by country.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
isn't it used to compile the jitted code?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Do we need rust compiler in production to run yjit?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
This remembered me https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2019/08/30/Quit-Chastising-Brazil...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Not sure why this was flagged? Maybe people don't agree with the content, but why flagging it?
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Alarm raised over broken authorization in Mozilla VPN client(theregister.com)
1 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
As openSUSE user, the only answers that I care from SUSE are: - Are you going to kill Leap and Tumbleweed? - Are you going to handle the "community" as you do with the openSUSE community?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
thank you Protonmail. I was downvoted as expected, but you still the only viable option <3.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Then when audit team is gone, they enable user logging. I think thats a possibility in every provider. IMO based on the transparency they handle police requests to get access emails, I will keep using protonvpn.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I thought it was the conclusion for every single developer in the world when they retire, no?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
TV from 90s, I was watching from 95/96-- great movies being announced, Saturday night live being political incorrect and funny and just normal people.. I miss that time.
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Joint Concerns over the Proposed Cyber Resilience Act in the EU(drupal.org)
1 points by pelasaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I loved newgroups, I'm just not sure how would it work today, because for sure people will come up with idea of fact checking it, or flooding it with fake news, or teaching why X is wrong and you should stop to talk about it. I remembe
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by pelasaco 3y ago
We used redmine pretty well. We are on jira, and works fine too. I guess with a fuckton of projects, another fuckton of users, and less structure, every tool can be chaotic.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Talk the talk, walk the walk. Lets see, talk is cheap. Specially if Europe follows the trend.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
maybe just a legend, who knows. Thats part of his Myth. Now it doesnt matter anymore.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
super influential in my life in the end of 90s. If you work in the security branch, and had to stay alert on Christmas, because hackers love to hacker while Christmas, he was the main responsible by this Tradition. Fuck how thrilled I was w
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by pelasaco 3y ago
One scenario that I can imagine, is for development environment. People had CentOS as dev environment and deployed RHEL. Or ran CentOS guests on RHEL hosts (VM or Docker)
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> I can't figure out why RHEL compat is so desirable. If you cannot figure out, then you are not working with Linux, despite 30y+ of experience. Big Companies need certifications, maintenance, support and compatibility is necessary.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
or he is just trying to get some moment to sell his second Linux company, get some $$$, and stay there in Switzerland..
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I was some weeks ago and Sao Paulo and I'm pretty sure I saw a lot of outdoor advertisements.. btw I wasnt there since 2019 and was sad to see how the city went down by the corona lockdowns. Sao Paulo a real cyberpunk city, a dystopian
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by pelasaco 3y ago
yes, well I dont assume bad intention from every single website there, for some just dont justify the costs and possible headaches. > You say "or" but then just give examples of what I said. > law infringement implications N
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Missing a /s ?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> This is why a lot of American centric sites block us from accessing them, they want your data, and they don't want to ask for it. Or they just think that the costs to adapt their solution, or any law infringement implications don&
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by pelasaco 3y ago
the most influential web framework, rails, came as well from Denmark or at least the author, David Heinemeier.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Problems that doesnt exist for people living mostly disconnected. Go surf, have a family, friends, do jiu-jitsu, read books and restrict your interaction with AI just for the hours that you have to work. The life is too simple and too short
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Every single one of the links you post directly contradict your given summaries. You're lying and you're not even very good at it. Again, is common in Politics, knowing that a propose has now change to be approved, politician
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by pelasaco 3y ago
it is actually not different than Soviet Union under Staling. So wasn't Staling a Socialist? Check this out: " LGBT themes and issues faced increasing official government censorship and a uniformly harsher policy across the entire
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by pelasaco 3y ago
That's where you are totally wrong. Mostly people that are communists, don't live under communist regimes. Never went to a communist country. They are mostly rich kids, that "read" Marx and thought they "got it&quot
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I'm using it since WSL1 and never had problem with that...

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