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by rvp-x 7y ago
I assume a large company like Huawei can replicate the play store experience. Is there anything stopping them from creating a mirror of the most popular .apks?
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by rvp-x 7y ago
QNX isn't US based, it's canadian.
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by rvp-x 7y ago
ADHD medication is widely abused by people without ADHD.
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by rvp-x 7y ago
At least for my own country, if you buy advertising from Google, you pay 0% VAT because it's not a local purchase. With a local company there's 18% VAT. The local companies are starting the competition at a huge disadvantage. An e
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by rvp-x 7y ago
The replies are somewhat ignorant of the nature of the Hamas-Israel conflict. It assumes that the building was populated during the bombing, which is usually not the case when blowing up buildings in a civilian area. Too high risk of hittin
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by rvp-x 7y ago
The cold war was not honorable. You let non-US/soviets do the actual fighting. In almost every other conflict on the world, the US and Soviets were picking sides and supporting militants. Millions were killed. https://en.wik
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by rvp-x 7y ago
I've worked at places that had a fridge where people stored their boxed meals, and they had a rule that the fridge is emptied (to the garbage) on the weekend, to avoid accumulating people's forgotten rotting food. Seems like it ca
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by rvp-x 7y ago
We use it with a wrapper[1] for continuous testing of an operating system[2]. The wrapper will perform the installation process as users do, then run the testsuite and upload the results. It's nice because it lets us catch regressions
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by rvp-x 8y ago
You could never completely cut people from your life. That awful ex-partner knows where you work, when & where you're out with friends. They can show up.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
Equality doesn't stop at the workplace. You are saying the home life of people is extremely unequal and gender-biased.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
countries in this situation often limit or outlaw buying foreign currency
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by rvp-x 8y ago
NetBSD is 100% reproducible. https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/netbsd_fully_reproducible_... https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/netbsd/netbsd.html
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by rvp-x 8y ago
by default it supports a variety of targets, you don't need to set it up. setting up the system libraries is relatively easy, make a copy of the target you're building for, assuming it has a setup for compilation, and use --sysroo
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by rvp-x 8y ago
When a company finishes developing a weapon for one purpose, it thinks of all the other possible ways to profit from it, then you have several million reasons not to turn down foreign countries because of those "pesky ethical questions
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by rvp-x 8y ago
I see no objections regarding use for porn in the article.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
I like it more
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by rvp-x 8y ago
Golang also has its own linker and assembler (going as far as having different notation for asm instructions), it doesn't count in these comparisons.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
I don't have a disability, but the non-car accessible vehicles seem to enable a lot more freedom than cars, because they don't have the same restrictions as cars.
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Source Code for Western Digital's SweRV RISC-V Core(github.com)
4 points by rvp-x 8y ago|0 comments
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by rvp-x 8y ago
FOSS client sounds like a selling point to me.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
Why is being biased in favour someone with domain knowledge a bad thing? I assume that is the domain you are hiring them to do.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
American healthcare is so bad that despite being considerably far less wealthy, Mexico and Cuba have a similar life expectancy. A big part of that is getting the basics right. Diabetics don't need to start gofundmes to afford insulin,
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by rvp-x 8y ago
Sorry to be blunt, you can't expect a heroin addict to quit because someone raped them. It's really hard to quit heroin. It's really hard to be pregnant and not kill your fetus especially when your own life is a mess. Not inj
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by rvp-x 8y ago
I have a simple "what is two times three" randomly-generated text question and it's very successful in warding off spam. Someone could trivially automate answering it but it doesn't seem like it's worth the trouble
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by rvp-x 8y ago
That's the ideal scenario - you have enough money to be unemployed for a while, you get a severance package, and you're in high demand so people readily hire you. Many people don't have that.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
blood tests for ferritin levels are trivial. it's not worthwhile to be concerned about overdosing when checking is so simple. I have to wonder why people feel compelled to write such articles. we have blood checks. get your regular che
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by rvp-x 8y ago
if a queue forms to get on the escalator
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by rvp-x 8y ago
I don't understand how licenses that make claims about patent lawsuits (GPLv3, apache) can be re-using code from licenses that don't make patent claims (BSD, etc.). I didn't promise not to sue anyone for royalties.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
If you're counting on wayland to sandbox arbitrary code execution, you're getting in trouble.
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by rvp-x 8y ago
I'm using netbsd as my daily driver. If you got some free time to play with FOSS it can be great. I can dive into a lot of fields and it's a lot easier to edit out the sources and change out parts on the BSDs than most places. You

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