sheepdestroyer

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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
It is a very common take. For instance : https://www.coe.int/en/web/portal/-/hate-speech-is-not-free-...
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Falsely equating showing a harmless boob and hate speech, so typically intellectually dishonest. This is the most disturbing about US's entendre of free speech... Hate speech is not speech, banning it is not censorship. What does sex h
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
It was fun
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Isn't it too late for that now that the power imbalance afforded to Capital owners is so disproportionate? I think that's what transpired from Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century"
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Back to SETI?
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
This is a good attempt at playing Rush E (8 hands): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbEBrMZ-G_k I love the whole arm technique to play the bars xD The original black midi for comparison : https://www.youtube.com&
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Tau ("the Song with 6.28318 Million Notes") is an extreme example : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0gyQMJHQ78 I like the "no arts" version that removes silent notes, as it makes it more enjoyable (for
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Shinzo Abe was a far right nationalist racist and Japan War Crimes negationist. He inserted revisionist propaganda in history school manuals. He was generally anti foreigners, anti equal rights. He was a member of the crazy nationalist cult
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
A good man? He was a far right nationalist, japan war crime negationist and inserted revisionist propaganda in history school manuals. He was generally anti foreigners, anti equal rights. He was a member of the crazy nationalist cult Nippon
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Personal spiritual beliefs are bad in both cases (and generally when not kept strictly private) because they are not rational, therefore the worst possible start to base an argument for any cause. If you want to credibly argue for something
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
3D engines are still extremely limited by single thread performance, at least if you want fast refresh rates. That's the case for VR were Valve as shown with their headset that 120Hz, and even 144Hz, is a huge comfort and presence impr
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
> I wouldn't be suprised if there are windows users who are still downloading OpenOffice I'm far away and can't help my parents. They recently replaced their computer and asked a local tech to reinstall their apps. I told
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
Comparatively, RHEL 6 is still kind of fine, at least it is still officially supported as virtualized OS in oVirt... We run a lot of CentOS 5 virtual machines (and some physical ones! ; and some RHEL4! , and a few Fedora core 8 and 4 !!!),
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
AFAIK, the standard is still 35 hours a week in France
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
I hate the fullwidth/halfwidth braindamageness with all my heart.
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by sheepdestroyer 4y ago
As I understand it, this is an incorrect representation of what Stream is. Unfortunately I rarely see this misconception corrected. Stream is only "between" fedora and RedHat until RHEL X.0 is released. For instance, once RHEL 9.0
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
We can't go far as a specie by denying that objective truth exists, and thus that in an argument there's, more often than not, someone who is less wrong. We must aim to be collectively less wrong. But that won't happen withou
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
But this is not the case as I understand it. From RedHat's announcement blog and Centos website: CentOS Stream "a continuously delivered distribution that tracks just ahead of Red Hat Enterprise Linux". And indeed, I have rea
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Can you explain in what case being exactly bug for bug compatible with a given set of RedHat rpms (which are also in flux all the time with regular updates) is actually more important to you than having less bugs in total? I understand that
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
It was announced a while back and there is an easy migration procedure to Centos Stream 8. The argument made is that, overall, there should be less bugs in Centos Stream than in Centos of old because bug fixes are there first now and coming
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Not sure what I should take away from "taking a look" at your link. Do you mean "look at what comes from mankind ; we can't expect anything good from it when results like these are some of its outputs"? I'd hop
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Not everything is "just your opinion, man". Every side of an argument can be argued for, so every position ever is equally valid? It's not because a side of an argument is gaining traction in certain communities, for its own
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Apple is so toxic for the ecosystem. This is Oracle level unpleasantness.
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Google's VR strategy is so half assed... Cardboard/Daydream was a great idea that just never went further than a poc/1stGen with no 1st party software to go with it.
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Hi, I am crowdfunding the Barrier effort [0] that would finally make Wayland usable for me. In the meantime, I do need continuous Xorg updates. It's not by choice, Wayland just doesn't do the trick and is unusable on my machines u
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
You're maybe not saving the game to disk, but you still have to download it. At least the assets you're going to interact with. And if you want to play again, then you keep the game/assets in a browser cache somewhere and the
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
With Steam and/or Proton https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
Taliban are crazy religious extremists who dynamite ageless UNESCO World Heritage monuments, and preach an irrational and Human Rights violating way of life based on some even dumber than usual interpretations of the Coran. This is so sad t
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
One more reason to use metric. Here everything is marked price/Kg, price/L, very hard to imagine a life where people ate battling random units or no marking even.
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by sheepdestroyer 5y ago
You still continue to say that people having their rights violated means they don't exist. That's a demonstrably false and illogical statement. It's because people inherently have rights that they fight for them, and others

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