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1mo ago
Florida is leading the nation on wise legislation where surveillance is involved in this example. It isn't doing too bad on income tax and other pain points either.
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>99% of the time those sites could be plain HTML and CSS, but apparently new generations don't even know how to do that, out of programming bootcamps. That is because the latest framework always fixes everything that wasn't bro
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1mo ago
It would be better to say that the Browser's Main Thread has been made expensive to run, because browsers have had a bunch of crap piled on them in terms of functionality that is expensive to run.
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1mo ago
There was a significant lunar eclipse in 2015, and one just rolled through this past week. I wonder why that fact isn't factored into "climate change"?
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1mo ago
>You realize you're the one repeating demonstrably false statements? That you believe a lie doesn't make what I have to say a lie.
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1mo ago
>Do you hear yourself? Do you?
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1mo ago
>Why are you lying about what the other person said? Why do you see the truth as a lie? >They said "no meaningful fraud" as in there's not an amount of fraud that can actually change the results. Except there is plenty
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1mo ago
White, black, yellow, red, or brown. 10 or 90. The truth remains.
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1mo ago
> https://www.yahoo.com/news/the-postal-service-is-running-a-r... Here is one instance among many.
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1mo ago
It's actually very specific. Look up the previous abuses of the US Postal Inspections Bureau and you will see exactly what I mean and why I've said it the way I've said it.
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1mo ago
Yacy, last I knew, was rather RAM hungry for crawling and not great about space occupation either on the disk.
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1mo ago
If only it were BlackIce, it would be perfect.
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1mo ago
I may be many things, but a liar isn't one of them. Consider yourself reported.
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1mo ago
Puts one in the mind of Plato.
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1mo ago
Calling people troll accounts who are not, in fact, trolls, is, I suppose, a really convoluted way of being a troll, or at the very least gas lighting. Rest assured, my comments are made in earnest.
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1mo ago
If you can't figure it out on your own, my telling you won't assist you any further.
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1mo ago
This is another one of those "duh" posts that many people seem to be slowly waking up to while the python of AI wraps around the body of the internet and squeezes the life out of it in preparation to shove the whole thing down its
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1mo ago
as in hastened.
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1mo ago
So the author is just now, in 2026, getting where many conservatives in tech were in around 2018. Now, though, the author wants to occupy the moral high ground while tacitly suggesting Islam is swell. Good luck with all that.
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1mo ago
Quiet desperation?
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1mo ago
Wine is not the same as "runs on Linux". Able to be run on Linux with wine, sure.
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1mo ago
I was looking at the prices of a Schmidt-Cassegrain the other day in the hopes they had gone down since the last time I looked around 20 years ago or so. Nope. Even used is still way, way out of my budget.
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1mo ago
Unless the dreams are the reality and the reality is the fake!
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1mo ago
It's been my experience most people, regardless of what point you make, feel like you are reinforcing their points these days.
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1mo ago
5 to 6 dollars is not much in terms of a donation. In terms of a subscription, though...One thing is voluntary if you find value, the other is mandatory to get to the value unless you are willing to wait.
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1mo ago
LWN, probably about to discover people are paying high prices for all manner of things and will find that LWN is, sadly, a disposable entity to pay for.
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1mo ago
$300 bucks is at least three grocery trips for two people, shopped wisely. That stands for work to me.
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1mo ago
Uh, Pale Moon? Libre Wolf? There have been browsers for a long time that just browsed...
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1mo ago
$50 bucks would be a lot for that amount of work.
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1mo ago
Because Rust is going to fix everything, just like all the other solutions before it.
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