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sandov
7y ago
Everyday we stray further from god's light.
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sandov
8y ago
I do. I haven't upgraded from 16.04 because I like Unity.
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sandov
8y ago
I didn't even know about "HTTP Exchanges", and I'm more interested than ~98% of the population about this kind of stuff. Showing the name of the "signer" in the address bar, instead of the server where the cont
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sandov
8y ago
source: himself.
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sandov
8y ago
What if you left your phone at home and it's not connected to the Internet?. I usually leave my phone at random places in my house and have to find it and 'wake it up' so that it connects to the wifi and I can use Whatsapp we
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sandov
8y ago
Sad to think that the Internet is becoming increasingly censored by many governments. Maybe the Unabomber was right ,and you can't have technology and freedom at the same time. People just don't like freedom when it affects them n
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sandov
8y ago
> Under copyright law, translation of a work is considered a kind of modification. Wow. I'm really curious about what legally counts as a translation. It's an interesting mathematical problem.
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sandov
8y ago
Have you tried Lineage OS?. It's an open source Android distribution, it doesn't include Google's proprietary stuff (Google Play services and such, even though you can include it if you really want to) and works surprisingly
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sandov
8y ago
Have you had RSI issues? Do you use it with the default keybindings? I've tried it a few times but the default keybindings seem unnatural to me. Not that it's Emacs fault, considering the keyboards they used back then.
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sandov
8y ago
Good points. I didn't know about the credit cards part. I stand corrected.
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8y ago
This whole situation is absurd on so many levels.
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sandov
8y ago
In which ways would they keep spying on you? If you install privacy badger, block their IP addresses on your hosts file, don't use an Android phone(at least not a stock ROM), don't visit Google sites, etc. I don't think they
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sandov
8y ago
I would agree if Twitter had a usable interface.
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sandov
8y ago
He's not clueless. He perfectly knows that what he's saying is complete bullshit.
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sandov
8y ago
How much would it cost to hunt [insert group of people here]? Even if someone commented that as "sarcasm" it would look pretty bully to me.
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sandov
8y ago
IMO, all patents need to be abolished ASAP. They're a bad idea to begin with, and this case is just particularly ridiculous. Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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sandov
8y ago
... Or he will learn to code and become the next Dijkstra.
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8y ago
You can call it one, or alternatively:
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sandov
8y ago
There is no free market if there is copyright.
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8y ago
That would be such a stupid way to implement a search. When you search you don't type letter by letter and inspect the suggestions after each keystroke. You type many letters and only then you inspect the suggestions/results.
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8y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what's the nature of these musl-related issues? Is it because some programs or libraries use glibc specific-features/bugs? Or is it something else? Does glibc have their own non-standard functions?
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sandov
8y ago
No.
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8y ago
>The worst that can happen is you do something stupid while on them. Not so fast. I had a bad LSD (and some marijuana) trip once and had flashbacks for 2 months. I would be going around my day and suddenly reality turned into a videogame
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8y ago
Using computers is free if your time and patience are worthless.
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sandov
8y ago
When does he say that he uses Linux Mint?. From what I've seen, his desktop looks like Gnome 2 with a dark theme, or a heavily modified Gnome 3.
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8y ago
I'm sorry but I didn't quite understand the first paragraph of your comment. English is not my native language. What I call the SJW movement is people who see the world as a battle between races, genders, sexual orientations inste
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8y ago
What things about Firefox are not user friendly? I'm genuinely asking, I'm not defending Firefox. The only one I know of is that you have to go to about:config to disable Javascript.
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8y ago
The same browser that blocked an extension they didn't like. https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=16504 on HN(2017): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15112524
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8y ago
Given the current technological landscape, we are not ready for a cashless society. People don't have the knowledge nor the equipment required to make it a good system. Avoiding this cashless thing seems like the correct move, until we
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8y ago
I agree that communicating things differently would convince more people, but on the other hand, the man is like he is, and I dislike when people try to mold you to fit their person stereotype, almost like you can't be different from t
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