theLegionWithin

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by theLegionWithin 10mo ago
how are you going to enforce it? if someone does that & reformats the text a bit it'll look like a unique response
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by theLegionWithin 10mo ago
when you release something into the public domain, you lose control over it.
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by theLegionWithin 11mo ago
Must be a California issue, never had any issues with Comcast except during the pandemic when everyone was working from home & their network couldn't keep up. In 15 years, that was my only complaint
34.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
good riddance
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
kde is the best DE. only time I don't use it is in headless environments
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
ok but what's the upfront and maintenance costs for the buried bricks & pipes system? LNG is standardized, it's readily available, and existing infrastructure already exists. how is this new system better?
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
2nd one, the investors. barely exceeding inflation is barely making a profit.
38.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
the Aspirin lobby won't allow that (presumably, article is paywalled, so who knows)
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
good for Enterprise tier businesses, but honestly everyone else should just switch to Linux
40.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
Apple has an iPhone app store monopoly, but Google is the bad guy here? hogwash
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
they never managed to get the cost down to near the price of actual meat, despite the ingredients being dirt cheap. overhead and/or greed? glad they're failing
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
larping
43.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
Chinese manufacturing 10+ years ago is completely different to Chinese manufacturing in 2025. the other comment about "zero trust" is significantly more apt
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
what percentage of illegals travel on airplanes?
45.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
dime story is sort of creepy
46.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
good for healthier eating, presumably.
47.
by theLegionWithin 1y ago
time for some grassroots hacking? ditch the glitzy establishment & form a hacking commune?
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
more competition is always a good thing - but Amazon isn't some bastion of openness & free thought... internet though Amazon will likely be a very closed ecosystem. wonder if the EU will try to create their own constellation...
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by theLegionWithin 1y ago
eh... first company that fires all of its devs for AI slaves, and then doubles down on the decision when it becomes obvious that was a poor choice will become an interesting case study for MBA's on what not to do.
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
just run a pihole. superior to a browser plugin in every way
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
best acronym of 2025 (so far)
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
no alternatives? there's tons of different browsers
53.
by theLegionWithin 2y ago
ah, the "what would happen if we reinvented the wheel?" postulate.
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
fyi EU, the world does not revolve around you. the rest of us don't care about you or your policies.
55.
by theLegionWithin 2y ago
wish that was a thing here in my area.
56.
by theLegionWithin 2y ago
easy solution, don't knowingly & willingly trade in/interact with Chinese companies, agents, or products. they're highly verboten
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
big ol bucket of blue
58.
by theLegionWithin 2y ago
damn, that's neat
59.
by theLegionWithin 2y ago
pihole + adblocker apps and you'll basically never see ads - there's a YouTube specific one I like - rethink (phone) - adguard (computer) ublock was nice but there are more comprehensive solutions
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
kind of depends on your individual definition of "retro" - for me it's anything prior to win95. retro computing doesnt make me feel either older or younger, it makes me appreciate how far computing has come in my lifetime.

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