peoplefromibiza

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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Maybe you agree we shouldn't use names for the Romani or Jewish people as idiom for being cheated All good and admirable, but when I meet someone from the States and say I'm Italian, it usually ends up like this https:&#x2
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
Do you realize that the only one offended here is you and are using that to gaslight people into feeling bad for something they haven't done and it's mostly not even wrong? for example: you should learn that main and master mean
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
kids should be kids and do what other kids are doing, even if it's watching TV or playing video games, unless it’s something truly harmful. watching TV hasn't killed anyone and my generation, who grew up in front of the TV screen
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> it is solely the school/teacher's job to educate their child. Parents are not teachers and teachers are not parents I do not teach my kids math, even though I could, it's their duty to learn at school and it's thei
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
So it's Ada since 1980, before C++ was even created.
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
I'm a parent trying to show the reasons why treating your kids as disabled people will make them grow up as disabled people. Your kids are humans and can learn stuff, if you think they can't learn to cross a street or that drivers
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
cars are not allowed to hit pedestrian or bikes on any street, but they do all the time. disallowing something doesn't make it non existent. In the neighborhood where that picture was taken live approximately 15 thousand people and man
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
I usually walk my friend, but nice try to shove your American way on me There's a say in my country "chi male pensa male agisce" which roughly translates to “those who think badly act badly”
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Such old urban places would just be car-free in the Netherlands that's the hardest part that everyone always ignores. first you have to remove cars from the streets, than it's becomes easier to implement biking infrastructure
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
I'm not saying that Amsterdam was built from scratch, nor that Rome is somewhat so special that you can't apply solutions used elsewhere, but that urban space is an hard requirement and the more dedicated infrastructures you build
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
it was the 80s, I used to walk to school at 6, passing through an hospital, in a town, quite a big one, named Rome. It's just that parents nowadays forgot that kids are functioning humans, can learn stuff and can do stuff on their own.
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
you need space to do that, not many cities in Europe have the luxury of being built from scratch and having so much space to dedicate to a single intersection. Where i live (in Rome) the streets are like this https://as1.ftcdn.ne
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
You are wrong. Azov was formed on February 2024 And BTW, speaking about Azov: In 2016, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch received several credible allegations of abuse and torture by the regiment. Reports published by the Office
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
Tell that to Palestinians or Afgani or Iraki or one of the many countries US invaded or where they financed coups and mass killings... If Americans want to participate in international communities they are free to leave the US. Aren't
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
Just to be clear: when you name niche desktop applications you are literally saying that they are not "most of them" BTW all of those applications you mentioned use many of the same techniques video games use (for the same reason:
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
Nice try But I don't live in China Edit: anyway it's a false premise, China has 1.4 billion people living there, do you really think 1.4 billion people do not criticize ever the government? USA has the highest rate of incarceratio
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
Thanks for your 0.001% solution (which included me when I had a lot of spare time) Now name a brand that sells grapheneOS phones
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
exactly how we can read the MacOS, Windows and all the Google apps code that are bundled with virtually every Android phone, right?
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Do you happen to have a concrete solution? Don't buy Apple products? at least until they clear their act...
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Document readers lay out every possible document. you mean like vector graphic software, DTPs, word processors etc etc? Flash did resolution independent graphics and layouts on the web back in the late '90s, we killed it - not wit
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
possibly, but videogames have been doing layout for ages without CSS and they can vary a lot from game to game while most desktop applications have basically the same 2-3 layouts: input and edit some text, fill in some form, display some da
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> How can I prove or disprove something if you don't give me a starting point? An interesting perspective. Exactly. If the bug shows up on MacOS it's a MacOS bug and not a bug "that could potentially happen anywhere"
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Can I have the CVEs, since citation needed. the burden of proof works in the opposite way > which can happen anywhere and yet it's still a bad security bug that does not happen anywhere else (AFAWK) if your target is people who
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Mhmm... A POSIX compliant OS which is bundled with a calibrated high gamut screen, low latency audio stack, and relatively high speed networking with good thread scheduling, great memory management and tremendous uptime numbers for a p
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
> Would you prefer diletantic government intervention in this area instead what kind of answer is that exactly? I would much prefer they fix the issue, yes, the stuff I'm using is provided by Apple and it's been paid off in ful
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
True, but that's how trains work. As a counter example I live in Rome where city trains are the best public transport available and house prices are heavily linked to closeness to subway or train station, yet we still are the city with
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
Am I going to listen to the whole album after seeing this? Of course I am!
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by peoplefromibiza 2y ago
I skimmed through the paper and skipped the article (paywalled) and I am absolutely no expert in the field. I've found the premises of the paper very interesting and I think the so called effort paradox can be also framed in reverse: w

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