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redeeman
3y ago
isnt that a kinda dishonest presentation of what leaving EU is?
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redeeman
3y ago
without having read that, I would agree, more competitors is better. It just seems like mozilla decided to not really fight to develop product, thus reducing the competitors in the arena
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redeeman
3y ago
> and, even if you don't currently use Firefox, a huge reason why we have the web we have today. and maybe especially if you dont use firefox :)
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redeeman
3y ago
and that cost is cheaper. Both provides crappy services, one just does it cheaper.
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redeeman
3y ago
as far as I know, the only real sources of it is from animal, even when you buy it as a supplement, so unless they have something very unusual, I would think it either is lacking essential vitamins, or cannot be vegan
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redeeman
3y ago
What source does huel black use for D12?
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redeeman
3y ago
and thats the problem. Seriously, its not that hard, just make some goddamn software that you can build and use more or less anywhere, why is it that I can relatively easily build mesa with vulkan/opengl driver for AMD cards, but their
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redeeman
3y ago
> even with Mozilla's financial support I wonder how much was spent on browser engine versus determining what sneaker designers has to say about colors on the modern web, and other such things https://www.mozilla.org/
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redeeman
3y ago
I do wonder why OP is so set on calling it self hosted, when it seems quite obvious that more or less nobody has the same definition of self hosted
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redeeman
3y ago
exactly my point aswell, or atleast that it cannot be limited to AWS
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redeeman
3y ago
> I don't think it should be left to the opinion of 100 "random" people. well judging by the other comments here, you will be getting even less who agree with your definition
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redeeman
3y ago
and they can also end all their other services on a whim. Are they gonna do it? dont think so, but they could
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redeeman
3y ago
> Based on a strict definition, I agree that Embrasure may not be considered self-hosted, but I don't think that's the "prevailing expectation." I wont 100% discount that I live in a bubble, but try ask 100 random peo
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redeeman
3y ago
> I'm open to that, but what is the plan for forcing organizations that are doing the wrong thing to do the right thing? i'd say figure out how bad what they did is. Not hashing and building sql strings like that: go to jail fo
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redeeman
3y ago
by purchasing the new iphone, and calling on apple to not allow third party stores, because they know they cannot say no to installing facebook, and IF thirdparty stores or sideloading were to be allowed, facebook might just get worse! (all
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redeeman
3y ago
you might want to look at what the source archive costs your diskwise :)
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redeeman
3y ago
> but most company cybersecurity teams just freak out at this. Yeah, and we can see(in general) how good they are. is there any such shitty consumer thing that doesnt have atrocious security?
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redeeman
3y ago
if you are suggesting you have employees who are unable to be using an irc client, perhaps you should suggest to management that a round of layoffs are in order? how hard can it be? spend 5 minutes and anyone thats worth keeping can figure
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redeeman
3y ago
yeah but look at freaking chromium, 3.2GB compressed archive. That is absolutely insane, and cannot be defended in ANY WAY. look at what they started with with webkit? chromium is an abomination the likes of which definitively proves there
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redeeman
3y ago
until one realizes the same agendas at play in germany is at play in all of the western world (and probably more)
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redeeman
3y ago
so what we are also hearing is, 2A actually does work
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redeeman
3y ago
no, if one group of polar bears are gluttons, and that causes one polar bear to not have any food and thus starves to death, it does not mean the fat greedy polar bears are murderers. Hopefully you can see that your interpretation of what I
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redeeman
3y ago
everything dies, or will reduction in co2 make us immortal??
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redeeman
3y ago
what codec are you suggesting is better, and how much better is it? unless encoders have wildly improved, alac's from apple is not better than flac. ape and wavpack seems to do a bit better, but not much
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redeeman
3y ago
I once was lost but now am found. With arguments like these, so persuasive, so insightful and relevant. I bow down to your most powerful debating style. Sir(or Xir or whatever you prefer), I bow down to you.
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redeeman
3y ago
you cannot perform crimes on others, thats about it. If someone comes to my house dying of cold, they have no right to demand I help them. I would be an asshole if I dont, and I think people SHOULD help, but you have no right to demand I do
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redeeman
3y ago
yeah and at one point most people considered the earth flat
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redeeman
3y ago
i said you CAN begin to rationalize... I didnt say most would do it about everything, but as is clearly evidenced here, many would about a great many things. "Red cars are more involved in traffic accidents, I therefore think you must
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redeeman
3y ago
and what do we think about bombing civilians? what do we think about the entire government eagerly covering up the epstein shit? why did the trial not ask who the customers of the crimes were? face it, the US (and all governemnts im guessin
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redeeman
3y ago
question, how far does this logic go? would you expect people to consider the environmental ramifications if they use a v12 20liter car to go to the grocery store every day? or whether its proper to prepare A LOT of food and just throw out
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