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So the author finds objective comments like: This answer is blatantly off-topic and should be deleted uncivil and offensive, even though he admits it wasn't a good answer, and write this post to preach being civil, only to end i
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In case of TS vs JS it's well advertised that: > existing working JavaScript code is also TypeScript code For C++, it's been decades since anything like that was true. > C++ is, like Typescript to Javascript, almost a supers
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> "blatantly off-topic and should be deleted" really fails at being civil. How would you express that instead? There was nothing harsh said here. Is it the word "blatantly"?
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> I’ve found the opposite. Google drive costs me less than a VPS, and far less than a physical server to do the same job. Can you share the web applications and databases you serve from your google drive? since you can "do the same
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But there was nothing demanded that the users needed to do. Just "Hey I made this cool thing and it does XYZ." That was my point. If the word 'expectations' entails things like one feeling good about making a small diffe
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I don't know about you but I'm speaking from experience, not hypothetically. I shared multiple open source side projects where I made something for myself then shared it with the world. > Typically they expect to get something
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2y ago
What are the expectations? Considering i'm specifically talking about free software often hosted on GitHub?
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Yeah, the main difference is software is accessible online so it's competing on a worldwide stage. This make people feel there's an abundance of software and they get picky. This is totally fine from economic perspective. But when
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> Static web servers have been a solved technical problem for going on 25 years. That only shows your ignorance. By that logic, transportation has been a solved problem for millennia. We were moving from A to B for quite some time. When
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Well done. Do you've plans for further development to grow this?
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Really cool with great execution. Out of curiosity, I'd love to know more: - how the backend look like? - Are the channels are based on a static pool of videos by category? - Is there a "schedule" for a channel or picked at r
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So you want to copy the tactics of an authoritarian regime like China? Your strategy to "get back at them" is to take them as inspiration out of spite? You'd be destroying your own country by setting precedents and new legisl
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Ew? Does this vulgarity represent 'the culture' you're proud of? Judging by your manners, one can tell that you have a very rich culture. I'm kind of jealous. Feel free to expose yourself more. Colonizers vs migrants: L
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> The populations that are colonizing Germany What's up with your racism and hate? Literally No one is colonizing you 1- Foreigners account to only 17% of the population (and 70% of them are from Europe) [1] 2- If we look at countri
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> Why did 500 Israeli soldiers die in Gaza from your perspective? Are saying you committed massacres and bombed hospitals, UN schools, mosques, churches, and ambulances, as some sort of retaliation? leveling the entire place, displaci
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> What if those launch sites are top of hospitals or media buildings? Is that a claim or just a hypothetical scenario? If it's a claim, please provide evidance that supports hospitals were used to launch rockets. You know what is no
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> meaning they are certainly inflated Do you have even a glimpse of evidance? or are we speculating now? They deaths are published by full name and national number. Regardless, the masscare is ongoing and the exact number doesn't ch
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> Pretty sure if a mob stormed any normal government border they would be shot. I'd think they'd point their weapons at the ones actually storming not the journalists Unless you're saying the IDF didn't point and just
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The 'claim' that it bombed churches? https://www.wsj.com/video/israeli-airstrike-hits-orthodox-ch... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_Saint_Porphyrius_air...
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> Israel will get shot at and not be allowed to shoot back. The logic doesn't really follow What shots exactly? the missiles? Attack the launch sites. They're pretty clear as they expose themselves. Israel has 24/7 surveil
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Not really. For starters, Windows is an operating system, not a website contained in browser. There are many differences in usage, privacy, security, etc. Also, unlike a website or browser, if you got fed up and decide to leave, then changi