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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Well, this year might not be the Linux's desktop but it definitely will be Windows' non desktop.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
I would immediately file a lawsuit against Google. You have all the documents and will win. Before anything is processed they will return to you with a big sorry/compensation. They are the thiefs.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
IPhone production cost in China is between $10 and $30 per item. I believe a factory with US-level wages would not increase its price but it would definitely decrease Apple's profit margin.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
This ship has sailed. Economy will not revert back to what it was with wishful thinking. Especially offshoring jobs is the utmost goal of every CEO, even if the wage is one dollar less. This benefits himself and his customers giving no f...
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
There are many big bosses under the Google CEO that lead hordes of developers to specific targets-to-meet. Eventually they prioritise their bonuses and the individual goals deviate with every iteration. So the quality will diminish continuo
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
True exaggeration. The US had the chance to take Norway before they become millionaires from fishermen. Greenland is a possible target but in the (very) far future. Venezuela is the current easy target which will suffer immensely from the
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
For me a no-go for wayland is no support in LXDE and Xfce, which are very good lightweight out of the box user friendly DEs. There is LXQt and Xfce initiated the migration but until then it doesn't worth. Other hurdles are less importa
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
I don't play games, so you can imagine the enjoyment of having Linux since 2005 and the same installation of Arch Linux since a decade(?). Free, stable, light, secure, private etc. The hardest troubleshoot is a few commands in bash (eg
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
We have seen the same scenario. First military occupation, second a puppy US-phile government, third oil infra rebuild by US oil companies. Simultaneously a clear sign to Russia/China who the boss is in South America.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Electronic screens are "audiovisual drugs" delivered in hour-dosages through the sensory organs. After any type of ban there will be a craze by spoiled kids and/or spoiling parents to get a pass. And these are the people that
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Then teach the parents.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Not only this but every age verification system will create an immense motive for the kids to obtain an "adult pass". Money, uncles, "family engineering" on parents or obscure paths will be used by the kid to become a he
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Using Arch Linux gets rid of all ABI annoyances: bleeding edge versions, everything compiled provided by the distro with signed packages, no incompatibilities all the way. Not to mention the support and docu. I don't know if I miss som
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
First thank you for the sincere description. Second aren't you afraid that the government doesn't run after you? Is this event officially declassified? You certainly provide only childish memories but... you know. I am glad to kno
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
It's like trying to persuade enough people (cell) to change their mind so a social revolution takes place (cure). The argument (gene vector) must be very popular.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
I can imagine how difficult it would be to differentiate between nature and nurture in such human observations. An exercising vs smoking parent affects the child because of his RNA or his behaviour? Identical twins studies have their limita
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
We are at constant peripheral micro-wars in the last 33 years. The US are behind these, selling weapons to both sides. Nothing will change. Ukraine saga will continue as it is for many years, before the next one. God bless nuclear weapons t
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
There are two motives for gambling: one is to win but a bigger one is to harm yourself in a quasi suicidal mood. Gambling hides a state of depression.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Except that time of death comes on average many years later for Alzheimer's than cancer. In the same thought, better die from heart attack instantly but unfortunately much earlier, which would be devastating for the relatives.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
True, not only for single child but for many with different sex, large age difference or simply careless parents.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
A cruise on the Pacific is felt like being a bug on a huge cup of sea water. During the night the moon feels like an arm length away.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
For small(ish) kids there is a certain correlation between play- and clean-up-time. If there was a toy which deviated, it would become blockbuster and there are hardly any such. Electronic screens are popular as nannies because of this. Per
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
I was raised in a rural city and as a kid I thought it was OK. I studied/worked in big cities and my city felt small. Later I returned and now that I turn 50 my small city feel OK again. Tltr: small cities are nice only when you are ki
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
The US might remain a leader country in science and other fields for many more years. The problem is that fewer persons will participate at this (due to less research positions, company lay offs, replacing AI, tariffs and other similar reas
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
The post WWII peace was made possible due the existence of nuclear weapons. It will go on after the next global power takes over.
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
My totally amateur take: Python is C/C++ but without syntax decorations and pointer problems and who cares about speed when CPU cycle is so cheap. Python is shell but you can build large projects with a shebang change Python is Java bu
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Two book series that hit the nail for us are the series of Enid Blyton, like Famous Five, (we read to them at age 8-9) and Jeff Kinney's Diary of a Wimpy Kid (they read by themselves). Especially the later is a masterpiece for (pre)pub
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
Inequality has biological foundations. Plants and animals have inequalities of king vs death level. It is almost inevitable barring some rare occasions in history. In the US stock wealth inflates inequality measurement. No way a billionaire
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
There are 90 year olds with 60 years of diabetes and no complications and 40 year olds with 3 years of diabetes and devastating complications. Same for heart and kidney disease. They cannot be put in the same basket. No matter how much they
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by tsoukase 10mo ago
For me HN still maintains the impact it had when I visited it by chance in the middle of 2018: - how wonderful and productive threads! All of them - how simple, light and ad free UI - where are forums of similar quality about other subjects

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