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>it'd probably be net improvement vs the current status quo. That is small/quick/shallow thinking, first you need PHP/C++ content so new developers can learn how to maintain existing code , the Rust God is unable to
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>Bewildering to see the outrage over this. Get real, cleaning up the smut is not an attack on free speech or democracy. Sure, religious fascists enjoy this now, next they will remove GTA and shooter games, metal music and Hip HOp and whe
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>The only thing that impacts this really is chargebacks, which iiuc are much more common with adult stuff. I think this makes no sense, like "we makes less profits from adult stuff because of charge back, so let\s give up on this pr
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> It's been nearly 10 years since released and over 3bn miles driven. There's one case where someone died while fetching his cell phone. You would think if it was really dangerous, people would be dying in scores. And how many
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>This is VISA/MC saying "you can't pay for porn with our service" or more broadly, "you can't pay for things that we don't want to be associated with" which is their right. FALSE, they are not bloc
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>One of the example games that was banned was “daddy twins incest BDSM” and similar titles. Next you will ban games where you are killing people instead of focusing on real killers? I would prefer we have laws for what is legal and not
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Those games are legal, also in some USA states you canmary your cousin so why the fuck don\t this puritans do not go for incest inreal life first then handle virtual stuff.
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I am not sure, but this companies will block content containing this legal relations, and I seen people in the sims community (not sure their nationality ) demanding EA blocks "step" relations , even if there is nothing illegal
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>Which begs the question: Is it true, that there are such games? And how would one defend its availability to the public? Is w#nking off to such content considered free speech? We are discussing blocking of legal content by the payment c
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I tested all available models on a harder highschool limit and they failed even with thinking mode, so I doubt OpenAI is telling the truth.
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>Implying that you like the idea of fucking your own children. You have just exposed yourself. You imply that people that play shooter games like the dea of killing people, and people that play GTA like the ideas of being criminals and k
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The advances are not linear, the Ruzzian advanced a lot in first days (there were some traitors in the Ukrainian army),. since then they advance at snail speed, my stats were from my memory, probably during winter when they attacked massive
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>Net Russian gains in June 2025 were 572 km^2.* In order for your statement to hold true, Russia would have suffered over half a million casualties in June alone. Where is your evidence to support such an assertion? Or my average is not
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Maybe if Ruzzia where the logic is always reversed Putin caused 1 NATO to get 2 new members, gg Putin 2 NATO to invest more in weapons, gg Putin 3 killed or wounded 1 million Russians while the population was already in decline and I would
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>Vote with your wallet I bought Minecraft from Mojang, years later I am forced to setup a Microsoft account to play the game, or risk downloading a cracked version. They did not offer a refund. Minecraft is a video game where you need t
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IMHO some ideas 1 do not sell such a game, use a subscription 2 If you sell a online game you need to release the a server, not the source code but binarties, yes I know it is more work, but also lazy people were complaining that adding the
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>Err, what? While you're right about Intel integrated GPUs being a safe choice, AMD has long since been the GPU of choice for Linux -- it just works. Whereas Nvidia on Linux has been flaky for as long as I can remember. Not OP, I ha
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I like using snap on my LTS servers, I can test new CLI tools there and see if the new version has soem fixes that I need or not, if the snap works better I can use it without messing around with installing some PPA to update the tool and
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So if Samsung makes a TV that will use 10x more energy if you decide not to buy the Premium Subscription you will comment that is actually a Good thing, free markets and so on, fuck that environment and fuck the "Don't be evil pro
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>How else would you propose they make money (and satisfy contract obligations)? Because nobody else has figured out a better solution. Do they make money from those millions of devices that run with the screen on? How ? Is some devil pay
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>They're trying to say Google and those who work there are greedy. More then that, sure they show you ads, GREAT but they screw your device and environment, this makes them no money , a small fraction of users might buy premium but
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Can you guess how much is my comment energy usage compares versus all the devices that run YouTube with the screen on? What about those electronic devices that will end their life sooner because of that? My hope is that other people will re
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I have no respect for Youtube/google developers, like they have apps where you need to pay to use them with the screen turned off, so they screw your battery (reducing your device live) and wasting energy so their boss gets a bigger ya
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In Romania, a pig gave birth to two piglets. The farmer was disappointed and worried (since 2 is a very low number; a good number from a farmer's perspective would be between 8 and 12). So, he reported to his superior that there were 4
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It is not about real world, choosing an axiom set must simply put produce something valid (with no contradictions) and that is not trivial.
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but does a BSD user want GNOME? GNOME target users are more casual, too many options are too much for them.
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Stop commenting on Eu, Ukraine and Ruzzia if you do not understand the security of the region and the fact that Ruzzians claim the entire Eastern Europe as thei God given right to dominate. Anyone that is not a Ruzzian can use their brain a
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I think the user space apps will mostly work on BSD, so if somehow in future a BSD distro will be superior to Linux should be easy to move the apps over. I do not think there will be a lot of work put in the Linux kernel and I think KDE st
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He is talking about owning the things you purchase with your money. LIke say you buy a device but you are not allowed to repair it or upgrade it, you "buy" a piece of software but you do not actually own it or have any rights on i
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>When the Western talk about China and Russia, the unspoken objectives are to split the countries in smaller, weaker and easier to control "democratic" governments. I never heard about China to be split. For Ruzzia it makes sen
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