soraminazuki

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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
If one needs brainpower to just use the redirection operator, it shows a likely lack of understanding of basic concepts in computing like processes and files. That should be concerning.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
I suppose a lot of people use less rather than cat for looking at files though. `alt + .` is much more versatile. You can use it to cycle through and insert the last arguments of previous commands.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
The redirection operator is consistent and requires less typing though. I guess the file is usually the last argument because it's the one that can be omitted.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Funnily, the 5th is the "right to remain silent." I think you're talking about the 2nd Amendment.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
I know the recent presidency really lowered the bar, but Obama wasn't decent. Sure, he was good at speeches. Yet one of the first things he did was let war criminals off the hook. He went soft on fraudsters at Wall Street after they ca
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Those T&Cs contain clauses that allow companies to 1. arbitrarily change its terms whenever they want and 2. forbid consumers from suing them. They make a complete mockery of justice, and they might as well just write "haha, screw
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
A war criminal is threatening us with a good time! It'll be a huge win for justice, peace, and human rights if that ever happens.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
No, we the tech industry are key enablers. For the past two decades, we were obsessed with refining the methods of mass-surveillance and manipulation. We've brought about tremendous harm to society and it's time to start taking ac
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Except it's just an excuse to make everyone surrender their phone numbers as one more way to tie people to their real identities. You try hard to paint one of the wealthiest companies in the world as some kind of victim, when in realit
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Haha, smart. But those quotes still don't justify me taking away your one year old ham sandwich.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Don't you think that "security" non-sequitur boogeyman is a bit too forced? You took my example, cherry-picked some words, and turned it into something else entirely. And too bad it doesn't even hold up because surrender
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
The next aspiring trillionaire can take note of that argument when scamming people out of their retirement funds.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
You're over-fixating on the misuse of macros and generalize that to make a statement about Vim [1], almost as if that's the only useful feature in Vim. There are more basic editing commands that are much simpler, quicker, and powe
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
It's hard to catch some of these questionable things as a kid reading a fantasy book, who'd think fictional settings exist in a vacuum. And if it's like one or two isolated cases, the whole thing can be brushed off as pure co
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Sure, that's possible , but the question is, is that what's actually happening?
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Nah, it doesn't even sound true.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
That's a real stretch. She copied a modern day trope, not some ancient myth with unclear origin. Even if we bend over backwards to believe that she wasn't aware that the trope targeted a specific demographic, there's zero cha
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
The portrayal was anything but sympathetic when Griphook was slaughtered by Voldemort right after betraying Harry and taking the sword of Gryffindor in his possession. Also, notice how real world tropes are just portrayed as facts in the Ha
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
To be fair, dementors are consistently depicted as pure evil that has no place in society. The funnier thing for me is how the Ministry is a militarized law enforcement body that functions as the legislative, judicial, and executive branche
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Except Google is the very company progressively shutting out open source efforts out of the Android ecosystem.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
The parent's take is a bit too literal, but at least it's her view on human rights activism. That view has demonstrably gotten more extreme post-pandemic. But even if you don't take JKR's views as pro-slavery, it's
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Also Psycho-pass explores the concept in depth.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
Unfortunately, "preventing crimes" means mass surveillance and racial/political profiling, in practice.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
FYI that's a direct quote from the book. I regrettably spent too much time of my childhood reading a series that ends with the protagonist thinking about ordering his unpaid servant make him a sandwich after a bloody battle.
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by soraminazuki 3mo ago
FOSS fork of Android is useless without hardware capable of running them. Which means you need hardware manufacturers and telecom companies on your side.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Easier than winning.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Chelsea Manning had her sentence commuted.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Facebook was evil from its very inception. Its origin is a site for non-consensually rating women's faces. Zuckerberg personally called his initial users "dumb f*cks" for trusting him with their personal information and offer
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
The recklessness of coding agents having access to work laptops and exfiltrating data with barely any restrictions is on a whole new level.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
It's insane that it's becoming a concern now. It should've ended the discussion from the very beginning.

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