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5mo ago
I have, maybe you should too. Other than stating it’s not a 501c3, I haven’t heard a compelling argument. I think it’s OK that Linus gets paid to do what he does. Everyone here definitely benefits from this non profit organization. It’s ok
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5mo ago
Why not?
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s0ss
5mo ago
It’s the intersection of copyright and trademark law, where lots of folks get tripped up. The fork had a website that used the trademark owner’s trademark without permission. It has nothing to do with copyright or code.
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5mo ago
If you don’t actively protect your trademark, you risk losing your trademark. Im surprised that isn’t part of his reasoning.
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s0ss
6mo ago
Isn’t whining the point of theregister though?
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s0ss
7mo ago
Yeah, the ones that aren't being made sell terribly!
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s0ss
7mo ago
Only Y Combinator and its affiliated companies have license, me thinks.
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s0ss
7mo ago
Because now with an LLM it’s almost trivial to do this? Before it was not.
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s0ss
8mo ago
Both of you can be right.
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8mo ago
Yeah, I agree, that's a good point.
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8mo ago
I did this. She recorded clean (imo, i cleaned it up) audio for “Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive Technical Manual” which is available on archive.org.
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10mo ago
Too bad rust isn’t playable on linux due to anticheat.
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s0ss
1y ago
“More seats: 27% more seats per departure” I think trains are cool. I hope this train doesn’t feel like a budget airline that has no leg room.
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1y ago
I also don’t know, but this might be useful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Only_Look_Once
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1y ago
Also, riding where cars/trucks/whatever mirrors are able to see you is another dimension.
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1y ago
As far as I can see, they still flirt with vendor lock in. None of their cameras supported ONVIF when I researched this previously. Nice hardware, lame software choices, IMO.
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1y ago
Machine-readable expedited/convenient recovery as opposed to manual transcription. Data entry sucks.
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2y ago
Lots of nuance that you’re not addressing, IMO. Here’s some more nuance: Steroids. It’s not a perfect metaphor, But I think it’s useful. Two people are trying to gain muscle mass. They both have an ideal starting point. First person has a h
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2y ago
Rather, he’s saying if someone sold something to you, you get to use it. I don’t think any further analysis of this comment will yield anything more. Money can be exchanged for goods and services. (And licenses, but don’t obscure that point
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2y ago
Often out of necessity. I fantasize about disconnecting, but the reality is more complicated; it would difficult for me and others around me were I to disconnect.
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2y ago
I felt like I was walking through an industrial space and bonked my head on "piping" trying to read this -- hahaha! TY for melting my brain just a tiny bit.
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2y ago
I struggled to decode this and thought it was an LLM spouting drivel -- haha. After reading I see now that this is a character from a comedy called "Patriot". Got it!
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2y ago
That’s available! I miss the tactile experience myself. Hmmmm…
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2y ago
Does this move ever go well?
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2y ago
I don’t think first and third world countries is a useful metaphor any more and It certainly is out of place here. This is one company that is gross. I am Not sure why one article about one gross company should stand as an example of an ent
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2y ago
This is true of any game though. Cheating definitely exists, overwhelming majority of players are not cheating though. As an aside… Beating a cheater fair and square is extremely satisfying.
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2y ago
Waste is constant in this context.
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3y ago
Could you elaborate? I find web browsing and moving files around to be practically an equivalent experience between mac os, windows, most linux distros.
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3y ago
Neat! Similar: If you happen to run pfsense on your network, check out pfblockerng, I really like it!: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/packages/pfblocke...
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3y ago
So that people can listen to the article, I would assume.
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