seniorivn

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by seniorivn 5y ago
there is a solution, distopian kind of surveillance, that is never used against child's interests(by child's definition) except very strict predefined set of rules, and there is an opportunity to give them a variable lesson: when
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by seniorivn 5y ago
from political and management standpoint it's the same thing you as a society wanted regulatory institutions to exist and do their best, so they did. Don't like the result? Good luck fixing it without firing all those people who m
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by seniorivn 5y ago
a lot of people have been calling desktop computers "processors", does it mean that the meaning of the word has changed?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
parallels meaning running Linux in a virtual machine on a m1 Mac? yes you can
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by seniorivn 5y ago
but what if there was a time when the ice in Antarctica melt? wouldn't it mean that we don't know when and how long it happened and anything about it's atmospheric contents
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by seniorivn 5y ago
there is a downside to it, platforms nowdays are so closed off that bloated web can be both cheaper and more competitive option
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by seniorivn 5y ago
that's not accurate they just force you to buy the most expensive storage option there is
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by seniorivn 5y ago
it's unlikely to be the norm, most people are most likely consider themselves to be a part of the group that they hear most about from their favorite source(like tv host or YouTuber) do you think for most people its a "group of Eu
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by seniorivn 5y ago
adding to your metaphor, US is afraid that China that has been both a bully and a weaker bullied child, now has grown up almost to the point where they can be the biggest bully around. The same applies to Iran with their nuclear program. EU
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by seniorivn 5y ago
everything china produces for domestic industries will be exported if they collapse, which in turn will increase pressure on their competitors from around the world
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by seniorivn 5y ago
what is the reason to assume that the way their system works for years is not the intended way?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
there is no need for common sense rules if you have a working highly competitive democracy Any politician would know that doing anything that can be interpreted as a shady buisness would end their political career for good. Like that time J
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by seniorivn 5y ago
adding a package to nixpkgs is much more hussle than writing an experimental derivation for an interesting package
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by seniorivn 5y ago
who forced you to use Wayland? just switch back to x11 as most conservative users, it's like with winxp users, that survived vista years just don't forget to check if Wayland is up to your standard every year or so
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by seniorivn 5y ago
pinetime
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by seniorivn 5y ago
should it be on a per school basis? or universal across a nation?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
what if firefox is compiled and used wayland only?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
funnily enough correct and detailed maps of ussr were available in nato countries
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by seniorivn 5y ago
they didn't lose anything else, like the whole market for example
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by seniorivn 5y ago
nix already has something similar with pkgs.buildFHSUserEnv it creates a regular liking environment that can run regular binaries
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by seniorivn 5y ago
wow, even if you are a proud tinfoil hat wearer you should learn a way to explain your positions in a factual provable way without any attempts to read anyone's minds or guess anyone's motivations that would be much more effective
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by seniorivn 5y ago
if they are so bad, why competitors don't get a bigger market share? And if you think there are no competitors, you should know that there are bing, duckduckgo, that are basically the same engine and foreign search engines that success
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by seniorivn 5y ago
and array numbering from zero
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by seniorivn 5y ago
>PluginsComing soon and no info on vim shortcuts and keyboard driven workflow
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by seniorivn 5y ago
they are most certainly capable to license arm standart cores and make an soc themselves, they made a decision that they will not do that. why would they buy someone who does not so well?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
Telegram is not hosted in russia, but you are right, trusting telegram, is trusting ceo Pavel Durov and hist good intentions, much better than any big tech, but not even close to a proper e2ee
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by seniorivn 5y ago
most people who have claim to be unix experts and cannot grasp nix are usually just don't like functional languages those who do, say that it's a great idea, but implementation is a bit hacky and not well documented
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by seniorivn 5y ago
you should not create such an imperative simlink almost anything can be packages with nix in a minute or two, so any code you found out the internet would be easy to run and it will take not much more time than to simply check it's bui
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by seniorivn 5y ago
right now NixOS is for a small subset of geeks(who are ok with using custom functional language for pretty much all configuration) but it's entirely possible to make a GUI based like a SUSE configurator based on nix, and with mature en
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by seniorivn 5y ago
it's not as harsh as you describe it, but it's a well know issue in nix community which is why flakes were introduced

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