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by rnd0 5y ago
Most likely but that doesn't exclude the possibility that Roku is dissembling as well.
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by rnd0 5y ago
What's wrong with Ublock Origin on Chrome? Or is there other reasons (read:Google) you don't use Chrome?
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by rnd0 5y ago
>A more positive spin on this would be that it combines the best of all three. A more accurate spin would be that it does a half-assed job of implementing features from each but runs off half way to chase after some other shiny feature.
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by rnd0 5y ago
Probably.
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by rnd0 5y ago
>Regions Online: 1,438 >Active: 122 avatars in 82 regions "There are always more than 100 people" ...just barely. How many are you left with after you strip away the concurrency alts?
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by rnd0 5y ago
You're not wrong, but I will point out that Dreamgrid has an option for people to import pre-made enviroments (OAR files) from the outworldz server so you don't completely need to be a builder -but as far as I know, regions top ou
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by rnd0 5y ago
Having a bias is not the same thing as being wrong
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by rnd0 5y ago
>gwe3232t 2 hours ago [dead] [–] >Printing money makes bubbles. You're not wrong...
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by rnd0 5y ago
This begs the question: who's going to swoop down and suck the life out of GitLab? Oracle? IBM? Facebook?
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by rnd0 5y ago
I never tried it, but at one point after DOOM was open sourced someone made a version that supposedly allowed you to do admin tasks in a doom like program. I had to look it up -it's something I never used myself; here it is https:&#x2
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by rnd0 5y ago
Depends on what you consider real? I've read in the past that to some extent what someone experiences in virtual can imprint on the mind in a way that it's almost indistinquishable from reality. Memory is very malleable, so in a s
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by rnd0 5y ago
If you're remembering the date correctly then you're wrong about the client; the Second Life client was open sourced in Jan or Feb 2007. It's still called "opensim" informally, but the formal name has (since 07 or s
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by rnd0 5y ago
For folks interested in exploring Opensimulator on their desktop or vps, there's a easy-to-use package made up which includes a configuration creator and some utilities: https://outworldz.com/Outworldz_installer/
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by rnd0 5y ago
Neither the client nor the server are what makes discord however. What makes discord is the community around it, and the fact that 3rd party sites have decided to support it. Also there's the legal (important for edus, etc) and other s
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by rnd0 5y ago
That was my first thought too.
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by rnd0 5y ago
Well, yes actually.
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by rnd0 5y ago
I didn't know him, but saw him on at least two different projects. He contributed a hell of a lot (including the first standalone OpenSolaris distro) and seemed like a man of very clear and definate tastes and principles. I'll con
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by rnd0 5y ago
TIL
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by rnd0 5y ago
In a cointelpro op the aim is to dissolve and break up movements. Parler etc seem to have had the aim of amplifying and providing cover (a way to coordinate in secret) to the violent jan 6th extremists. I think that's a difference wort
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by rnd0 5y ago
Everybody gangsta til the porn bots flood your chat
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by rnd0 5y ago
My friends and I are beginning to view social media in general as something that's cancerous (in the slang sense, and in terms of its' social impact) and we try to limit ourselves on it as much as possible. We struggle with gettin
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by rnd0 5y ago
Linux isn't GNU, and there have been a rise of projects that prove exactly that. If we reach the point where redhat pulls the cash out from GNU then there's a lot of infrastructure that will be lost. I find it alarming that no one
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by rnd0 5y ago
It does matter, because FB (social media such as Reddit and Twitter as well) create echochambers which amplify crackpot stuff and encourages people to act out in destructive ways (see basically all of the RL anti-mask agitation) in a way th
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by rnd0 5y ago
>It is not about the suffering that FB is causing to him, but more to people and democracy in general. You can be harmed even if you don't use FB. Which was proven once and for all on Jan 6th 2021
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by rnd0 5y ago
I left /. over this shit; the prevalence of it on HN is beginning to become worrisome.
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by rnd0 5y ago
And they're not wrong, either. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratchet_effect
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by rnd0 5y ago
Oof. Anyone else worried about the amount of GNU infrastructure (GCC, GLibc, etc) that has fallen into IBM's hands -and what will happen with it in the future?
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by rnd0 5y ago
In my experience there's two reasons to use mewe: 1)You're part of a community that imploded when G+ closed which has moved to Mewe 2)You're obsessively anti-FB and dont' care that you're posting to an empty room. I
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by rnd0 5y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. I read mewe from my browser on the desktop all the time.
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by rnd0 5y ago
"Diversity quota" is one interpretation, mine was that they meant FB hires were determined according to who you know and who you blow. (probably less of the latter post-#metoo)

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