rndmind

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by rndmind 11y ago
I don't think I know what the "linux foundation" is . . and I've used linux for 7 years.
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by rndmind 11y ago
This article contains more logical fallacies than the movie Spaceballs
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by rndmind 11y ago
Here's a quote from Bruce Lee, “It’s not the daily increase but the daily decrease. Hack away at the unessential.”
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by rndmind 11y ago
I support the idea behind this, but I love the community on Diaspora, and more importantly it is also decentralized and open-source.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Other energy industries receive billions of subsidies. An industry at its very infancy could use subsidies to become more efficient and lift off the ground. We don't need to sponsor the most economical form of energy, we need one that
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by rndmind 11y ago
Yes a "delete" button would nice.
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by rndmind 11y ago
I second that. It's hard to find a functional and usable mail client. I may switch to claws for personal use, but I am still using thunderbird for work.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Almost all people? I am sure you mean all people.
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by rndmind 11y ago
What a prescient and logical observation.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Fortunately I have never encountered that. It's kind of ridiculous because you could just as easily put a personal router behind the one 'provided' by your ISP. I do think the idea of a right of use is a good one, very good g
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by rndmind 11y ago
This is best explained through a visual, https://i.imgur.com/sWRbaUE.gif
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by rndmind 11y ago
Synthetic fiber clothes from china are low quality and hugely overpriced, and I am skeptical about the critical thought processes of anyone wearing those types of clothes.
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by rndmind 11y ago
That is the weakest arguement I have ever heard, shame on you dude.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Defeat is a state of mind. Besides, all it takes is using a different web-browser to obtain a new "browser finger-print", using a virtual machine should work too.
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by rndmind 11y ago
I misread this as " The Future of Dating ... "
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by rndmind 11y ago
I am with you. I hate apple's structure, I'm strictly a linux user. I disagree with both sides of this article when I say that none of this matters, non-choice exists, you can choose not to participate entirely.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Would you recommend some reading that might elaborate upon your comment? I am inspired by this, and would like more information on this idea that economics is just a game that shifts throughout the decades between 'owners' and the
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by rndmind 11y ago
The corporation is owned by the same entities that own the mainstream media outlets, if something goes against their agenda, facebook with outright censor it or prevent others from seeing it.
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by rndmind 11y ago
You are surprised facebook is censoring content on a massive scale? Wake up sheeple! Move to a decentralized, open-source platform like diaspora* if that type of thing bothers you, do away with facebook like we dropped myspace
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by rndmind 11y ago
Well said, if only we had a huge body of the population that was idealistic, intelligent, motivated, and had enough free time to create new solutions and ideas.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Use diaspora or gnu social as a framework, the code is already there and open source.
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by rndmind 11y ago
all while having their privacy thoroughly plundered and raped.
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by rndmind 11y ago
I don't debate that genetic modification and the resulting plants are an achievement. However, the idea of patenting a genetic sequence is absurd and unnatural.
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by rndmind 11y ago
We should follow russia's example.
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by rndmind 11y ago
From the outlook of the human species, the health the needs of millions hold a higher value than the desire of the absurdly wealthy to become even more wealthy.
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by rndmind 11y ago
IMHO retrospectively view this type of behavior by universities will be looked at as fraudulent and predatory behavior.
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by rndmind 11y ago
That's a legitimate question, setting up an OpenVPN server is trivial. I am curious, have you tried using obfusproxy or an alternate way to obfuscate your vpn traffic?
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by rndmind 11y ago
That's the port and protocol DNS queries used, therefore it is usually never blocked.
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by rndmind 11y ago
Not for people that refuse to use it.
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by rndmind 11y ago
I understand what you are saying now.

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