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by rrix2 8y ago
Like jriddell says in tfa, it opens up the door to the fedora-kde community managing the KDE packages through EPEL*. This seems like a win to me, all around, minus Rex and the crew having more packages to maintain.
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by rrix2 8y ago
"I have to admit it's behaving rather erratically" https://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/cat/comic/page/42 (November 2005)
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by rrix2 8y ago
Assange used to be involved in FOSS, even writing and maintaining tools like surfraw[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfraw
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by rrix2 8y ago
How does the USG indemnify these companies for the massive breach of trust if that's indeed the case? You can't pay for trust.
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by rrix2 8y ago
I wrote in past tense incorrectly, my grammar isn’t so great. https://theintercept.com/2018/09/14/google-china-prototype-l...
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by rrix2 8y ago
They also tied every search request with a government ID according to some reports and one must assume they’re willing and able to share that with the Chinese state security. As far as I’m aware the EU isn’t targeting minority citizens for
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by rrix2 8y ago
The idea behind it is that any individual with a claim can stand to be reimbursed for their damages more if their arbitration claim is won than if they got 0.70$ for being a class-member. It disclaims any notion of collective action other t
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by rrix2 8y ago
I believe the comment could be summed up as "maybe the UK should leave the EU after all" because of how overreaching the legislation looks to be.
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by rrix2 8y ago
> Imagine if someone said "I cringe every time I have to deal with a command line." People do say this though. People have personal preferences for the software they have to use all day, and most of the time people don't a
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by rrix2 8y ago
> I forget who https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/28/san-francisco-will-regulat... ISTR it was Lime, and this article from March seems to back that up. The other two launched shortly after because they were af
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by rrix2 8y ago
Regulation surrounding bikeshare/scootershare isn't specific to SF, many cities want a piece of the pie
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by rrix2 8y ago
> "Intel has gotten better at this," he said. Someone should let the BSD folks know and see what they think...
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by rrix2 8y ago
The website is directly exported from the app, as a directly useful demo. I think that's the point of doing it that way.
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by rrix2 8y ago
what's the point of finely tuning semantics when it's functionally identical?
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by rrix2 8y ago
OP was looking for an ARM machine, not a five year old intel machine
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by rrix2 8y ago
> In 10 years, the fixes made to existing websites will have been replaced with a new set of inefficiencies The point I took from parent's comment is that we should consider not thinking this way, that it's not a fact set in st
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by rrix2 8y ago
Are there any resources on deploying your own internal NNTP service
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by rrix2 8y ago
your parent comment got more than 120$ of benefit in a single order; if you amortize the cost of that prime membership across a year and use it like this it certainly seems closer to free.
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by rrix2 8y ago
That's fair and appreciated. At that point I was agitated and defensive last night, and that came out there.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Since I feel like I didn’t address the core of your latter point: the difference here is that I don’t violate any agreements with my employer by stating a simple opinion. I put myself at risk when I explain that with information that is 1)
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by rrix2 8y ago
If I edited my last sentence out and simply ignored any responses instead would you be satisfied?
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by rrix2 8y ago
Friend, this is a professional forum and I am trying to be just that: professional. I don’t want to waste my time having to do damage control if the internet decides to shit on me for having an opinion. I want to provide viewpoints to my an
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by rrix2 8y ago
If the person who works at uber wants to know more they know how to get in contact with me, I use my real name here and I’m not about to get fired for providing at least a hint that not everyone was hoodwinked by her. Also, if you think my
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by rrix2 8y ago
people had forgotten that Liane was hired by Travis, before the shit hit the fan, I guess.[1] [1]: http://www.businessinsider.com/ex-google-softbank-liane-horn...
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by rrix2 8y ago
There are those of us who are happy with the new leadership in general who were not fans of her. That's not a conversation I'm having on a public forum, though.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Capitalism continues to wow the masses
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by rrix2 8y ago
> Your upfront fares are hiked if your battery say 5%. Do you have a source for this?
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by rrix2 8y ago
Or to point out that the researchers’ beef is with Google and Yubico and not the nonprofit? To correct an injustice of two corporations who are collaborating to shaft an independent researcher? There’s a lot of reasons if you give even a sh
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by rrix2 8y ago
> What does NaCL have to do with this, it's a cryptography library? The other NaCl https://developer.chrome.com/native-client
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by rrix2 8y ago
My repository is down because I’m moving servers, sorry. It’ll be up in a week or two

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