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Debian Bullseye Fully Frozen(lists.debian.org)
41 points by teloli 5y ago|3 comments
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Debian Bullseye Full Freeze starts on 2021-07-17(lists.debian.org)
32 points by teloli 5y ago|3 comments
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by teloli 5y ago
The kernel allocates memory too, hence an improvement at that level benefits allocations across the board.
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by teloli 6y ago
In the swampy, stinking waters of the river Styx – the Fifth Circle – the actively wrathful fight each other viciously on the surface of the slime, while the sullen (the passively wrathful) lie beneath the water, withdrawn, "into a bla
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by teloli 6y ago
When it comes to geopolitical spheres of influence, which is what digital sovereignty is about, it doesn’t matter. Switzerland is part of Schengen, the European single market, the EFTA, ... It’s Europe.
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by teloli 6y ago
The point is not if Switzerland is better than the US or Saudi Arabia. What is crucial is sovereignty: giving away all EU dns requests to the US by using google public dns or cloudflare is a huge loss of sovereignty for EU countries. The Am
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Debian 10.8 Released(debian.org)
3 points by teloli 6y ago|0 comments
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by teloli 6y ago
Luckily in Europe we have the GDPR, so the WhatsApp changes don’t apply here. Still, great to see Signal’s user base growing!
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by teloli 6y ago
Either the entities themselves, or good faith individuals that are so exposed to the storytelling of one of the two parties as to consider it factual truth instead of just one of the possible ways to look at the world. That being said, I im
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by teloli 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_independence_movement
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by teloli 6y ago
Not even that subtle. For instance, declaring that Taiwan is a country despite the fact that it isn’t recognized as such by most of the world. That was such a big deal that it was met with triumph by Taiwanese media: https://www.
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by teloli 6y ago
It does mean reducing their budget though, and with a potentially long lasting insurrection ahead you either need public police or private...
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by teloli 6y ago
> This was a shameful display by the police charged with defending the rule of law in the USA Defunding the police doesn't seem like a great idea anymore now, does it.
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by teloli 6y ago
I do agree with you, but let's add: 3. dealing with spam is a massive PITA
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by teloli 6y ago
All these years exporting democracy, you just might have run out
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by teloli 6y ago
Interesting that the US would outsource tasks critical in terms of national security to an external private company even though the American Department of Defense is the largest employer in the world, public or private. Don’t they have enou
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by teloli 6y ago
Ah yeah, it's just in this context. While I'd never introduce myself by saying "hi, I'm from Europe", I feel that there are more similarities than differences between EU countries in terms of public transport, healt
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by teloli 6y ago
I’m only familiar with San Francisco, but every time I’m there I see that most people use Uber and Lyft instead of the bus.
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by teloli 6y ago
You cannot compare San Francisco with Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, etc. SF is so unsafe that most people avoid public transportation and use Uber instead.
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by teloli 6y ago
Oh man, am I glad to be European. Walk to the bar, cycle to work, take the tram if it rains. American cities built for cars are just so sad.