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>Isn't the Internet full of major websites that need to be able to handle that kind of abuse? I don't know; since their whole reason for being is to act as (a temporary?) archive of websites that would make them more vulnerable
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>A federal grand jury indicted Kaczynski in June 1996 on ten counts of illegally transporting, mailing, and using bombs.[114] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski#Guilty_plea "pre-trial" was a long
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3y ago
Amusing but a bit of a stretch; unless you really believe that TPTB gave a rats' ass about an long-neutralized threat
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3y ago
>To phrase it more succinctly: it's a stupid idea because a 12 year old teenager will be able to train these models on their phone in a few years. No -they won't. Legislation will be written which will forbid companies such as
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3y ago
I, for one, 100% expect that outcome -that it will be locked away "for our own good". Fill your boots while you can, everyone. The great consolidation is here!
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3y ago
That's a pleasant thought, but I'm pretty sure that the decision makers have learned from that experience and it won't be repeated.
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3y ago
Labour isn't necessarily influence, that is where things break down. Reddit knows that if all the malcontents (From their point of view) leave they will be replaced by newer content creators/community participants who either don&#
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3y ago
It is an attitude that has given a lot of cover to very malicious people over the years. Bush is a great example of that. Many people thought he was a moron and during his administration a lot of the things that happened on his watch (no-bi
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3y ago
because it's better to know, than to not know? Particularly for people considering whether to submit a link or story about Ashai Linux.
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3y ago
Nothing -or at least that's what it feels like.
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3y ago
Dear GOD I hope it is. Drive a stake right through that vampire's heart!
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3y ago
If the hardware has DRM (or is locked down in other ways), then emulation won't help you out -having the actual hardware will be much more desirable.
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3y ago
How..how can this be? Everyone is using web mail portals or custom enterprise solutions. There must be some explanation for this!
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3y ago
I have Judas Priest's "Sad Wings Of Destiny" and Dead Kennedy's "In God We Trust, Inc". I bought them back before vinyl died and have held on to them as keepsakes of years gone by. I haven't had a record p
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Whoever has the gold -or who stands to lose same.
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3y ago
What's the use case for this, exactly?
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3y ago
Now that's some Damn Small Linux!
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4y ago
> kernel in assembly language. That sounds both backwards and needlessly masochistic. Glad the UNIX approach won out over that!
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4y ago
What makes you ask? If you're encountering problems maybe file an issue?
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4y ago
Citizens negligible influence which is dwindling every day.
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4y ago
or about 10 $9.99 subscriptions, less if some of them are $15.99 ones.
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4y ago
"open source" has a specific, standard useage and meaning in the software world and has had since at least 1998 and to be honest probably before. For the last 25 years, in the software field, the common usage has been the one
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4y ago
GNU zealouts (and I consider myself one) need to take a deep breath and re-think what is being said. It *IS* accurate to say that the program and source must be free to use for all purposes the recipient wants including commercial. This was
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4y ago
I would be surprised if they do to be honest. What possible niche could it fill that a community ...a viable community... could be based on?
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4y ago
Hold on! Hold on! Disinformation is something only the evil russians do!!!!11 Yeah, no big surprise here, at least not to anyone who's ever glanced at an American History book and knows what a COINTELPRO is... That said: >If you
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4y ago
To be fair, IPFS has always been flakey there. For the past year I haven't even bothered trying it.
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4y ago
Isn't a lot of the material there deliberately obscufated and/or wrong but not corrected for the sake of making people figure it out themselves?
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4y ago
true that; regardless of YouTube.
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4y ago
We're in the middle of a culture war here! there is literally no speech that we *ALL* agree on.
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4y ago
Or collapse. Ofc it's possible that's "toe-may-toe/toe-mah-toe" though.
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