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> The problem is, the way the Internet and its services are financed, it is pretty much a requirement. A bad business model doesn't mean you get to ignore the law.
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I'm going to disagree with you. > A tiger can also quite actively exploit weaknesses and imbalances for the harm of its prey, yet we don't judge the animal as malicious A tiger is not malicious when it harms prey, because the i
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> Isn't it likely that there's just a certain kind of interface and functionality that both works and people have also gotten used to it over time? This is what I meant by 'design of git lends itself to a very specific int
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I just compared Gitea and Gitlab side-by-side and they're very, very similar. So either there's also copying between GitHub and Gitlab, or the design of git lends itself to a very specific interface.
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> Can you explain why it's not safe to use for most orgs? FUD is why. GPL and AGPL basically both state that you have to provide the source code to people who come in possesion of a copy, with AGPL stating that you also have to prov
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> The GNU Affero General Public License is a modified version of the ordinary GNU GPL version 3. It has one added requirement: if you run a modified program on a server and let other users communicate with it there, your server must also
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4y ago
Licensed under GNU AGPL, nice.
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I removed the top bar in uBlock origin. Sure, I can't directly click on my profile and some of the links are missing, but number don't go up anymore.
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It is illegal to do so, but is it an actual problem? This point is always repeated, and never proven.
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There can be multiple penultimate things. If you have two quest chains, each one will have a penultimate and an ultimate quest.
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Besides other recommendations: * Across the Obelisk: A decent deckbuilder * Risk of Rain: A 2d side-scrolling platformer. There's also Risk of Rain 2, but 1 is better IMO * The Binding of Isaac: Top down bullet hell - the game that &#x
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Doesn't Rogue Legacy 2's upgrade system mostly solve this issue? You'll eventually outscale the early game enemies and bosses, even if you're not very good? I read upon accessibility recently and it surprised me how much
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Let people build?
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> The problem is once you're deep in the problem, how do you get out? If you let prices collapse then a lot of homeowners will face negative equity. Easy. You tax the shit out of non-primary and empty residences. This puts negative
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I don't mean harassment by the recruiters, especially if it's the first contact. But surely the recruiting division has a database of people they've contacted and who asked not to be contacted again?
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> AOM is being sued by the EU for not offering FRAND terms Can you expand on this? If I'm reading correctly, the issue is 'mandatory royalty-free cross licensing' which is supposed to bring down innovation? If yes, this so
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Median Software Engineer salaries in China seem to be lower than median wages in the UK and Germany. Your point does not stand to scrutiny.
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At what point does that become harassment?
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> Countries that have more pro worker legislation, also tend to have lower wages Got a citation for that one? The US has probably the highest wages, then for example EU has lower wages and generally more protection, but then again you ca
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Imphenzia got me (back) into Blender: https://www.youtube.com/c/Imphenzia He does low poly modelling if that's your thing. He had a 'Lets model an X in 10 minutes' series. He explains the basics of the U
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Wat. Most computer games are distributed to be played on private machines. Everyone cares, especially the copyright owners.
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Previous discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33226515
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I have one from outlook.com, about 2/3 are custom domains (.com and .br), and the rest are from google domains.
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"Opt-in by default" is called opt-out, fwiw.
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Google Search is not a competitor to Mozilla Firefox.
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I wish Tolkien copyright wasn't a thing 49 years after the authors death.
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> One of them was a victim of identity theft Reminder that identity theft doesn't exist. Someone stole something from the bank, and the bank stole back from your coworker.
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Amazon has millions of employees. At this point, if you burn out too many you start running out of people to burn out.
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Lots of people are paid to work on Postgres.
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4y ago
Public != copyright free.
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