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by pelasaco 1y ago
so crazy to think that 2025 will be finally the "Year of the Linux Desktop (TM)" and it's all DHH fault! love it <3
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by pelasaco 1y ago
looks like the same as anti-virus companies in the 80s? Write virus, Write anti-virus and profit!
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by pelasaco 1y ago
> books banned by various church authorities A book that "explains why" the church is still against it, is the Anti-christian conspiracy, Msgr. Henri Delassus, 1911 (I guess)
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by pelasaco 1y ago
He and Danny Devito would be such great Hobbits
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by pelasaco 1y ago
After 5 versions, it still not able to generate a Markdown with ```cmd``` without breaking it
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I think people downvote your answer because its literally wrong. Just thinking about the influence of Plato in the Geometry, Aristotle and his Logic and scientific method, Descartes and Cartesian-plane.. Actually Pythagoras and Euclid were
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GitHub: An AI Hedge Fund Team(github.com)
2 points by pelasaco 2y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I think for a distro like Talos Linux, with only 12 binaries, will be much easier to accomplish it
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I was surprised by the great graphics too. I agree that some screenshots would be useful.. I was expecting something totally different, than great pixel art :)
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by pelasaco 2y ago
that is your definition. BTW The department responsible for this case in Germany, is the anti-terrorism department. https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/politik/deutschland/nord-stre... zdf is the german news broad
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Wait. Wasn't it Ukraine that blew up the pipeline? Yup, they did it. The question that is being investigated is if any other Country helped them or not.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
how so, if Germany did shutdown almost all their nuclear power plants? Experts say that would be impossible to "simply turn it on back", because of lack of professionals capable to work on that and that each minute that we wait, h
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by pelasaco 2y ago
what they were is clear. What they are and what they are aiming to be is a great question.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> What I meant is that Ukraine is putting up a fight against an aggressor is doing unbelievably, and the west while helping isn't helping nearly as much as it should. I hear a lot this: - Either we should invest our full energy in c
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> What's interesting about the Trump election is that it in effect gives Biden a license to give Ukraine one last, (modest) push like this. I ask myself if it is a tactical game from democrats to make the life from Trump's admi
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by pelasaco 2y ago
what do you mean? Which allies and who is the West ?
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Ukraine fires UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles at Russia for first time(bbc.com)
41 points by pelasaco 2y ago|9 comments
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Well, the situation changes really fast. To make Trump's life harder, Biden gave green to Ukraine to use their weapons as they want. This isn't what the countries around the conflict want, because it means eminent scalation to a n
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Exactly. They need Ukraine to keep Russia busy. Other than people try to convince us, Men matter. Every single russian soldier that dies, fighting in Ukraine, is one less potential barbarian in their border, that's all truth, but peopl
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by pelasaco 2y ago
And now Germans are paying Ukraine bills. History is much more complicated than we think..
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Lets say Russia wins, and re-integrates Ukraine. It won't happen. If you think so then, you are not well informed about this topic. Russia has no manpower to "re-integrate" the whole Ukraine. Ukraine will always exist, b
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Military leaders are pragmatic people and this is a pragmatic approach. Military leaders are politicians. I am in the Military. The official position, is inline with what the political leaders want. Internally, the same Military leader
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by pelasaco 2y ago
That's not how it goes. We are supporting Ukraine in a level that nobody does. Germany is investing the pension from everyone under 45 years old, education and health system, just to support ukraine. All Ukraine online warriors here in
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by pelasaco 2y ago
For me? Definitely not for me. But my country investing my pension, health infrastructure, education system to support their civilians. Even you and all other Ukraine that spend the day online here, are being paid by us. Still, no reason to
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I’m not sure that no one wants a war. I can see some groups profiting from it.. I see some politicians being quite blunt about it—some in Germany, for instance, who are well-known lobbyists for the defense industry. Biden’s decision to allo
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Like, Russia is actually 'doing the bad things'. Yes, Russia is doing bad things.. But do we really need or want a third World War because of it? It’s not Ukraine’s fault that Russia invaded, but Ukraine bears responsibility
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Of course, Russians used false flag as usual, to blame Ukraine, but Ukraine doesn't hide successful attacks on Russian infrastructure, because Ukraine has legal right to defend itself. This is completely wrong. It involved German&
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by pelasaco 2y ago
"In August 2024, an internal Chinese investigation indicated that the ship was indeed responsible for the damage, claiming it was an accident due to heavy weather rather than intentional sabotage.[23][24]" The internal Chinese inv
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by pelasaco 2y ago
just to be honest, the Pipelines explosion, had "Russia" written all over it, except after investigation, and a possible culprit, i.e not Russia, then nobody wanted to discuss about it anymore. I think the hysteria is too high, pe
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Sharks love undersea cables, except the fact that AFAIK there are no sharks in the baltic Sea https://slate.com/technology/2014/08/shark-attacks-threaten-...

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