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by sweeter 2y ago
off the rip, where tf is the download? It is hard to find. Outside of that, it seems like a really interesting distro. Running mostly everything as root strikes me as kinda nuts but it seems like there is a lot of containerization and most
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by sweeter 2y ago
100%. It's extra disastrous when the topic is polarizing or charged. The topic of US politics for example will very often work off of some false dichotomy or fundamentally flawed premise and twist into some horribly deformed conversati
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by sweeter 2y ago
"both sides bad" is a really brave, totally nuanced, take that no one ever has /s
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by sweeter 2y ago
Yea, this is correct. ```go import ( "net/http" "os" "github.com/anacrolix/torrent" tstor "github.com/anacrolix/torrent/storage"
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by sweeter 2y ago
to be fair, sixel is definitely worse than Kitty Graphics Protocol by literally every metric and sixel has 1/10th of the capability (like z-index, gif/video support, transparency, speed, color depth, X-Y placement, etc...)
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by sweeter 2y ago
Kitty does this as well. They have a section on ssh-integration on the wiki. I personally love it. I can use the kitty multiplexer remotely and I can copy and paste from local to remote. So at least he does implement a solution/alterna
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by sweeter 2y ago
It kind of gives the game away when you see that the US is not a signatory but had a big say in appointing the Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan in 2021 and have instituted the "Invade the Hague Act" that would allow the US to invade th
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by sweeter 2y ago
thats a great analogy.
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by sweeter 2y ago
the difference between fumbling around a GUI file manager looking for the correctly named file and using one of the many solutions the terminal offers is night and day. GUI's are clumsy and prone to extremely odd failures where the onl
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by sweeter 2y ago
I would have to disagree, the main issue with FISA is not only that allows the US Government to do warrantless wiretapping, it forces citizens who are business owners to facilitate that wire-tapping (which is already legal but only for a sm
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by sweeter 3y ago
except the problem is the opposite, there is a shortage of teachers and student count per teacher is insanely high. (this is your brain on supply side economics)
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by sweeter 3y ago
"step off the multi-billion dollar corporation, bully!" seriously though, it never ceases to amaze me the level people repeat corporate propaganda and conflate corporate success with their own self-worth. These companies literally
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by sweeter 3y ago
Its wild how this alwayyysss is the argument. Its just "oh so you think humans are special!" >:| and a gigantic "what-if" its a purely emotional provocation and a universe sized leap, not an argument for LLM's ha
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by sweeter 3y ago
not to mention that "forever" with online streaming services tends to mean, "until licenses change" or the company changes hands and they decide to invoke the clause in the ToS you agreed to that says that you dont own a
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by sweeter 3y ago
"artists deserve to be exploited because they chose it." Thats a very childish assessment of the music industry and how artists are taken advantage of. It has absolutely nothing to do with "being lectured by 'do-gooders&
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by sweeter 3y ago
This isn't different than knowing Amazon uses child labor and works people to death and still using it anyways. Its not really a "sign of how far we've come" so much as it is, "this is convenient for me, I do not ca
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by sweeter 3y ago
I like lapce. Its simple and easy to use. Ive switched to using the terminal for now but I do like using it from time to time. its also kind of hilarious to watch people be like "why would we need another editor" and then turn aro
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by sweeter 3y ago
This to me is just indicative of a larger problem that is already in play (and has been all of my life) and thats the issues surrounding the internet. I would prefer NOT to use AI to learn about things. I'd much rather read a first han
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by sweeter 3y ago
This is why I like Go and the stdlib. Its very much "do it yourself" unless we are talking about monumental libraries for very specific applications. Outside of that if we are talking about simple libraries that do one simple thin
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by sweeter 3y ago
He's the new Elon Musk that people can idolize. I really don't understand the obsession with corporate venture capitalist vultures and trust fund babies. He's a glorified hype man. He curates a positive public image and makes
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by sweeter 3y ago
JovianOS is also similar to Bazzite, ChimeraOS and SteamOS but its based on Nix.
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by sweeter 3y ago
The issue started back when highways were being built across the US. Subsequently the US deregulated the Rail industry so that it could compete with long-haul trucking. Its been a steady spiral since then. John Oliver did an amazing and inf
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by sweeter 3y ago
"set -x" is a life saver for debugging. Also "set -euo pipefail" so a script just exits on errors or unexpected behavior. If done well you can really reign in squirrely behavior. Bash has some odd behaviors and footguns
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by sweeter 3y ago
Exactly, I had the same issue with this. If Google isn't some form of a monopoly with Chrome, their search engine and advertising... then literally nothing qualifies at that point.
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by sweeter 3y ago
brother if Google isn't a candidate for an anti-trust lawsuit then literally no corporation on Earth is. Anti-trust suits are typically good things for consumers. Just look at the anti-trust lawsuit around Microsoft, it allowed for App
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by sweeter 3y ago
Yea. This article also had some really weird stuff in it and often had the author projecting their beliefs on to their children... and full of cheesy quotes about how she couldn't remember what the year 519 was, and her son replied &qu
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by sweeter 3y ago
You'd be partially correct in saying that private schools alone dont have the influence to do this, its more so politicians who endorse these schools and own stake in these schools that are at the root of the issue. With the goal of mo
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by sweeter 3y ago
$9B makeover but their workers get paid so little that they qualify and are subsidized by food stamps/EBT and Public Assistance. The only "makeover" I wanna hear about is a big fat bulldozer plowing through every wal-mart in
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by sweeter 3y ago
Unlike in for example the US, UK students only start paying back their student loans when their income goes above a certain threshold, and the amount paid is proportional to income. This makes it more like a progressive graduate tax than a
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by sweeter 3y ago
I mean its obvious. There has been a concerted effort to de-fund public schools and center the conversation about "right to choose" education, alongside a handout of vouchers to attend private religious schools AND the implementat

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