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by swiley 5y ago
Why don't they just publish the source?
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by swiley 5y ago
There really needs to be an alternative "close all tabs now " command to replace this.
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by swiley 5y ago
I self host email and really only have this issue with hotmail users. IMO: email forms should reject addresses from hotmail domains since the mail probably won't get delivered anyway.
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by swiley 5y ago
Keyboards are much more fast and precise.
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by swiley 5y ago
This will be just like the Patriot act. If you accept it they will keep pushing all kinds of drugs on you. You must resist, with violence if necessary.
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by swiley 5y ago
Do not use software that you cannot self host.
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by swiley 5y ago
This kind of thing will probably become more common as more organizations adopt overly complex cloud deployment automation.
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by swiley 5y ago
Here we go.
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by swiley 5y ago
I run my own mail and haven't seen any of this.
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by swiley 5y ago
There has been malware that gave people addresses to mail cash to.
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by swiley 5y ago
Meh. This is part of playing a game where all the multiplayer goes through one service.
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by swiley 5y ago
Yea, it's AOL value-add all over again. It will be around for a while and fizzle out, especially with the hardware requirement.
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by swiley 5y ago
Making this unlawful would violate the constitution. People are already upset at the Federal Government, now isn't the time for more bullshit.
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by swiley 5y ago
More accurately it told the legislature that it can't recall.
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by swiley 5y ago
There's a serious problem where people are just sitting on valuable land in dense areas, your proposal would exacerbate that.
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by swiley 5y ago
The federal government is literally chasing us out of our own country.
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by swiley 5y ago
This will wipe put any wealth the middle class has. It's becoming very clear that the US has few years left.
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by swiley 5y ago
>POTUS We still don't live in a dictatorship, the President alone can't do this.
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by swiley 5y ago
It doesn't matter though. The GPL was easy to comply with, AGPL completely freaks them out.
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by swiley 5y ago
Big companies don’t touch AGPL stuff with a ten foot pole.
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by swiley 5y ago
>slow as hell It's surprising how poorly Windows performs. Many people who don't use it may have not noticed how bad it's gotten in the last 5 years.
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by swiley 5y ago
Suppose someone was willing to follow the law; How would they advertise this service?
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by swiley 5y ago
>petty theft That doesn't happen in most of the rest of the country. Sure you can load up the circuit court sites and find it but effectively you don't even need to lock anything
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by swiley 5y ago
Because we all know how those don't need to be fact checked.
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by swiley 5y ago
If containers aren't working I'm sure people would be willing to use something like the black and yellow totes given enough market pressure.
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by swiley 5y ago
Heh, California zoning manages to fuck up even more stuff. I wish we could just get rid of that state and figure out how to do without. We'd probably be better off.
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by swiley 5y ago
Yeah, just teach kids that effort and skills are meaningless and it's all luck. That will result in a really pleasant and productive generation of people. I thought public schools were broken when I was in High School but I think the l
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by swiley 5y ago
Is there an easy way for people with yachts to transport stuff like this for a profit?
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by swiley 5y ago
Because pointing out reality now makes you part of the "dangerous alt right."
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by swiley 5y ago
Those logistic chains are struggling.

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