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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
how does this matter?
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
I really couldn't care less about me youtube account
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
> I oppose that petition since "open source" is a vaguely defined term, and might not be clearly seperable from commercial work. it's a petition, not a law proposal
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
Welcome to Germany
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
What does this feature gain? You can only show one slide at a time anyways, and you can freely choose what slide comes next
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The Fediverse: A New Era of Social Media [video](videos.elenarossini.com)
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
there is value in interoperability, not in centralization
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Which is totally fine
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
No by that logic Apple could give IPhones away for free
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
I did by showing that Google has plenty which they can use for payment.
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
Fwiw they're implementing federation, so bring it back some aspects of centralization without centralization
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
just wanted to show they don't need you to watch ads to pay them
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
> Otherwise they can't pay creators > In 2024 the company made a revenue of $350.01 Billion USD
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
ReVanced allows disabling them, and there are extensions for Browsers.
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
Blocking ads is hardly "pirating" content
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
it's not just a dietary choice and it's a personal lifestyle in the sense of it being your choice, but not in the sense of a lifestyle which is limited to your private space. You think it's wrong abusing animals. Why would yo
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
I am coming from C++ and think Cargo is a blessing. I like that I can just add a dependency and be done instead of having to deal with dependencies which require downloading stuff from the internet and making them discoverable for the proje
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
now show me an alternative syntax encoding the same information
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
what makes it unreadable for you?
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
actually a vegan has to preach to some degree, otherwise it would be like a human rights advocate looking away when humans are tortured
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
I have a MLC SSD with TBW/GB much higher than the specified TBW/GB guarantee of usual qlc SSDs
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
With 1 year power-off retention you still loose data, so still a compromise on data retention
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
> As if anybody could viably stop using them. You can, and even save money.
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
> In the same way, Typst looks like a great candidate for those last examples, but is likely unsuitable for documenting a library written in Python. why though? Would you categorize Markdown as unsuitable as well? if so, why?
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
Typst has already experimental HTML output and it specifically has a markup mode (default mode). Conceptually Typst is a superset of a Markdown with a slightly different syntax (e.g. = instead of # for headers)
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
you can just install the typst compiler yourself and let it run in the cli typst watch file.typ // compiles automatically on file changes
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
Isn't it forbidden on the EU anyways - thanks to GDPR?
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
Won't using highly focused dependencies increase the amount of dependencies? Limiting the number of dependencies, but then rewriting them in your own code, will also increase the maintenance burden and compile times
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
To your contacts; if I understand correctly, the public keys are uploaded to the server > What happens if I'm on holiday in Paris and drop my phone, which is the only device I have with me, in the Seine? 1) use your recovery key (to
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by tcfhgj 11mo ago
cryptographic process to poof that the devices you use in fact belong to you (as cryptographic identity)

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