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by pnako 6y ago
There is no conspiracy there, it did happen.
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by pnako 6y ago
A party leader manipulated by his own party, during a campaign. Now that's election manipulation! Have we figured out which foreign power did that?
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by pnako 6y ago
Just install Debian instead of disabling all the stupid stuff from Canonical.
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by pnako 6y ago
TheirTube
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by pnako 6y ago
You can call it Ubuntu Coprolite as an informal name.
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by pnako 6y ago
I did not specifically mention the US. I'm not American and I have never even visited the country.
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by pnako 6y ago
Sure, and that kind of confirms my point, doesn't it?
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by pnako 6y ago
Well, it depends who you ask. My original post is slightly provocative, I admit, but I think there is a real debate regarding this issue. To me, it seems to validate the need for citizens to be well armed, preferably before it's too la
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by pnako 6y ago
... with guns. Just sayin'
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by pnako 6y ago
The few who switched to LibreSSL actually switched back to OpenSSL (Alpine, HardenedBSD). Void is considering switching back too: https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/20935
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by pnako 6y ago
Exact same thing in France with professor Didier Raoult, who has become a folk hero for some and a crank for others (generally split along political lines).
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by pnako 6y ago
It's snarky but I don't think it's unwarranted. I'm not part of the anti-pg crowd. I'm aware of where I am, I've read Hackers and painters and his blog ("essays"). But I prefer to think of him as a fa
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by pnako 7y ago
They were even able to run the Shader Showdown competition online! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GRD1gCX7fk For people who don't know what it is: it's a live coding competition where 2 competitors have 25 minut
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by pnako 7y ago
Linux is a Boeing (a 737 Max, if you ask certain people), OpenBSD is a Cessna. If you do a direct comparison, OpenBSD would lose in terms of benchmarks, hardware support, software support, features, etc. But OpenBSD is more a philosophy, a
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by pnako 7y ago
FreeBSD marketing: - FreeBSD is like Linux but <> - It is more <> than Linux - It is less <> than Linux - It has more <> than Linux - It has less <> than Linux - Linux LINUX Linux LINUX LINUX O
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by pnako 7y ago
The last thing I would want to do is re-invent Unix once again. I would probably try to hack myself some sort of Forth-like language and have fun.
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by pnako 7y ago
Even in the beginning it's not exponential. It's a very simplistic model used to give an idea, maybe to teach high-school students about how it might look like. It's not exactly a logistic model either, although that's c
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by pnako 7y ago
I've observed an exponential number of people wrongly assuming that infectious diseases exhibit exponential growth.
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by pnako 7y ago
In many cases you don't want the traffic to be encrypted, so you can audit what's happening. This is common in corporate environments (banks, etc.) It's good to know what e.g. stock traders are talking about so you can monito
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by pnako 7y ago
For families of people without eyes, apparently.
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by pnako 7y ago
You should let people who've trained 10 years and have 20 years of experience deal with this issue. Focus on other problems that will become issues in 10 years. I'm tired of this idea that nerds can jump into any crisis, build som
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by pnako 7y ago
You can't force people to stay in a country, but you can certainly prevent people from coming in a country.
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by pnako 7y ago
Then pay more. As a white collar worker I'm not offended that some blue collar workers make more than me. And if I have to pay more for food so we actually have a country, with people who care for each other, and not just a giant econo
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by pnako 7y ago
People in Britain were eating slugs they found on the ground before Polish explorers brought fruits to the country in 1549.
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by pnako 7y ago
Firefox market share + Firefox Rust usage is mostly stable.
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I wrote the code (thousands of lines of undocumented C) 13 years ago(twitter.com)
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by pnako 7y ago
I guess I should have articulated an argument instead of venting and using sarcasm. Basically, I've seen my share of unqualified people (not that I'm qualified myself) building ridiculous models of exponential growth and predictin
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by pnako 7y ago
I don't really get your point. He's indeed a specialist in infectious disease (he runs the most important infectious diseases lab in France)... but because his opinion on that virus disagrees with, what, hacker news, twitter and t
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by pnako 7y ago
We're not in Canada, we're on the Internet.
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by pnako 7y ago
Microsoft has been firing UI, data access, etc. toolkits at people for the past 30 years. Every 10 or 15 years there's an actually important one that people will end up using. You can't always know which one straight away, but bas

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