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931.
by spookie 3y ago
Agreed, I do believe it's an artifact of a anglophone dominated web (if you're talking about someone from your country with your native language, you're less likely to specify their nationality). I didn't mean to be toxi
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by spookie 3y ago
I believe that the worst thing is the use of natural resources to produce those things without any function whatsoever. Assuming the majority of customers don't pay extra, it just makes it worse.
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by spookie 3y ago
A source of truth is always welcomed in my book
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by spookie 3y ago
> As China absorbs Taiwan when their area denial capabilities become credible enough to keep the American navy away I don't think it's going to happen anytime soon
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by spookie 3y ago
In very much the same train of thought as in the necessity of intermediary banks, the property is yours the moment you pay for it. However, since the transaction didn't occur in person, it may very well be the property of the seller wi
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by spookie 3y ago
Can confirm that it's palpable the segregation and poor treatment of Linux users. I need to make my browser talk as if it was on Windows just for websites to not treat me as garbage. Look, it isn't that bad, but enough to make me
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by spookie 3y ago
It's better to wait and see. Either way, they are scraping everyone and everything. If they can't do it...
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by spookie 3y ago
Come on.. It's completely understandable. Why would they treat giants the same way as everyone else? I don't know what to make out of these responses, it's completely legitimate and in their right to do this. At least they re
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by spookie 3y ago
> Good public transport and getting rid of private cars in the midst of us will help, but it will be a slow road to get there, especially in countries that place premium on freedom of movement (they don’t want to be beholden to governmen
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by spookie 3y ago
I would wager it isn't even noise, but a fusion of all senses, especially your butt :)
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by spookie 3y ago
I don't know... Sometimes I've to pull Windows into safe mode and run DDU. The reasons are varied. I assume macOS might run into similar things, all software has bugs
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by spookie 3y ago
It was a single person doing it, pretty cool
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by spookie 3y ago
As someone who has contributed to the Fediverse, I can assure you the EU hasn't been sleeping on this and has helped many other projects (not just Mastodon) through funding. Really, if anything, they've helped a lot of folks susta
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by spookie 3y ago
OpenGL has received continuous development. Also, I find it easier to work with than Vulkan. Sometimes you do want higher abstraction.
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by spookie 3y ago
Thanks for your input. This is why I come here, to learn more about various industries. Really, I do appreciate people like you who do not abstain from explain things.
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by spookie 3y ago
It's quite perplexing when SVGs have a lot of potential in responsive UX. I don't get it.
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by spookie 3y ago
The US military has researched on using it for vehicle mechanical repairs. This way a soldier without such knowledge would be able to perform on field repairs. For 3D artists it presents as a more intuitive way to sculpt models. For automot
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by spookie 3y ago
I believe in a lot of potential for the area, primarly from AR. As for the VR side of things, I've seen people go through therapy in VR after loosing the ability to walk IRL, and being able to go into a forest again meant the world for
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by spookie 3y ago
The implication that nothing from Fedora will make into RHEL for years seems absurd to me. Is this true?
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by spookie 3y ago
Very nice
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by spookie 3y ago
That's impressive, nevertheless I also find this pretty cool. Must have taken a lot of hard work to pull it off.
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by spookie 3y ago
Thanks! Have been using Codeberg and this seems like a self hostable version with the same ideals in mind!
953.
by spookie 3y ago
It's not the individual who should be blamed for the dire state of the planet.
954.
by spookie 3y ago
Was this software audited by an external entity? I would only trust it if it was. We're dealing with quite a serious matter here.
955.
by spookie 3y ago
I would recommend openSUSE or Fedora then. No reason to use Ubuntu
956.
by spookie 3y ago
> But we know that programming languages have structure, we made them that way, from scratch, using Chomsky's theory no less. Very much so, it's astounding really. I still remember deriving "words" and using Chomsky&#
957.
by spookie 3y ago
What are these parameters Chomsky has been adding? I'm interested, not to be taken as some defensive remark or the like.
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by spookie 3y ago
I've been using it ever since I dropped mononoki. So, about 3 years ago. Looks great, and quite readable for me. More so than OP's. I think that it's due to the really tall x-height, and the fact that letters sray 'in-li
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by spookie 3y ago
I firmly believe that we are severely underestimating the problem space. Given there are a multitude of scientific areas focusing on human nature, and even then, they've shown difficulty on explaining each of its parts. Look, we can ma
960.
by spookie 3y ago
Yes, it's bad to lose any skill.

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