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>I hope the important stuff is handled with more consideration "If only you knew how bad things really are."
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Or just make non-free consumer software illegal.
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The only thing IRC really needs if you want it to be more popular is a standard for communicating and using push gateways.
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5y ago
They were going to burn it for heat anyway. This produces less CO2 than getting it from a tank.
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5y ago
It's part of having high immigration rates combined with our zoning laws.
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5y ago
When you and your friends get emails every day about how you're getting fired for not taking a drug that you're not going to take, you're going to have very little faith in the economy.
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5y ago
Emacs is more user friendly than Office.
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5y ago
>flying cars At least you can buy them now.
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All "fact checkers" are crap, otherwise you wouldn't need them in the first place.
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As usual it benefits only those who hold property and not the people at the bottom.
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Work to get away from them and try to think ahead next time you use online services.
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5y ago
Hammers are the most common murder weapon, will you ban those? Crypto has its uses, I use it often and expect it will be used much more as the dollar collapses in the near future.
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5y ago
Apple doesn't like them. We already have: XMPP (with E2EE) Mumble IRC Email Mastodon etc. Apple makes it very hard to publish smartphone apps for these.
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5y ago
IMO: the software on the PinePhone is significantly more trustworthy than most devices (as long as you're not careless or install non-free apps.) The switches are there more for the sake of completeness but I would just as soon trust
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5y ago
>Absolutely Even if your numbers (which you've pulled out of your ass) are correct, how are you justifying this?
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5y ago
It should be frustrating because you should avoid doing it.
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5y ago
We're rapidly running out of time.
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I'll keep talking about the vaccine mandates publicly until I'm no longer affected by them.
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5y ago
They're not rising, the dollar is falling.
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5y ago
GPUs are overrated. Just render things in software to a framebuffer, add more CPU cores if you need them.
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5y ago
I thought someone happened in pip the other year. Part of the NPM issue is that everything gets atomized into tiny libraries and no one seems to care about the dependency explosion.
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5y ago
Also the gameboy is effectively a game engine in hardware form. It's way easier to write the little bit of code to glue the hardware objects to your internal entities/game logic than to write engines from scratch on modern hardwar
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5y ago
They wouldn't be, just like they aren't on Linux, Windows 7, and older OSX.
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5y ago
That's a pretty good idea actually. I'd get behind that.
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China and India emit far more CO2 than we do.
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5y ago
Who doesn't force drugs on their employees?
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5y ago
serves you liberals right.
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I really wouldn't care if I wasn't being threatened with joblessness over it.
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The Federal government threatening 30% of the population with joblessness is calling natural immunity psuedoscience.
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5y ago
You can install Gentoo in a prefix on OSX. I used to do that.
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