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unmole
3y ago
Except for the fact they the UX of Nebula is strictly worse compared to YouTube Premium. The YouTube algorithm actually keeps my homepage fairly relevant. Nebula on the other hand has no way to customise the homepage which invariably has th
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unmole
3y ago
But you deserve content for free?
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3y ago
Great, you can just stop watching YouTube then.
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3y ago
Paying for a video streaming service is literally Big Brother?
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unmole
3y ago
Or you could just pay for YouTube Premium.
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3y ago
Having to explain your domain to your target audience is not a great start.
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3y ago
I used SLES at a previous employer and it was absolutely rock solid. Personally, after more than a decade on Ubuntu, I finally moved to Fedora last year. While I don't have any major complaints, Tumbleweed does look tempting.
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3y ago
The original post got a lot of traction on HN and the number of commenters who were convinced that Red Had was violating the GPL was really incredible. Good on Jeff for writing this.
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3y ago
They are terminated the additional services they would have otherwise provided you. They can't terminate the GPL. If you find this difficult to understand maybe ask a lawyer.
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3y ago
Like I said, MicroPython can run even on microcontrollers.
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3y ago
I'm sorry, where does Awk run but Perl and Python don't? If we're counting minimalist implementations, there's micropython that even runs on microcontrollers that cost a less than 2 dollars.
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3y ago
The Soviet Union preferred to build a certain type of housing: Cheap and high density. The situation is almost the exact opposite.
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3y ago
This looks all too similar to ESG: Taking arbitrary and subjective values and turning them into supposedly objective numbers.
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3y ago
I apologise for a middlebrow dismissal but is there anything more to this than performative virtue signalling?
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3y ago
> Not everyone lives in the US Nor do I. Banks themselves in the EU and India offer virtual cards. There's also Wise with much wider availability. I won't pay for YouTube because they don't accept magic jellybeans is a b
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3y ago
How exactly is YouTube user hostile?
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3y ago
> deepen my profile with a bank credentials (but I would pay for premium with crypto if it will be possible Bull fucking shit. There are services like Privacy.com which allow you to pay without deepening your profile .
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3y ago
The Soviet union mandated single family housing?
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3y ago
Before you launch of into yet another banal tirade about how Le Corbusier was terrible, Google Chandigarh .
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3y ago
Which would require leaving the EEA. Yeah, that would have worked out brilliantly!
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3y ago
Equating "Wealth taxes are counterproductive" to "Let's posison people" is a quite a leap. It's less reading between the lines and more deranged hallucination.
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3y ago
I think I'm a fairly proficient English speaker. I know it should be pronounced sweet but I instinctively default to suit .
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3y ago
They sound like a monstrous bunch of people. /s
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3y ago
Sure, the fact that the patent regime in India doesn't allow evergreening is common knowledge. But that is not what your original comment said.
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3y ago
Yeah, no. If what you said was true, The Serum Institute of India wouldn't have licensed the Oxford-AZ vaccine. Same applies for drugs like Molnupiravir where local manufacturers licenced the drug from Merck. Even if these manufacturer
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3y ago
For one, Singapore requires a resident director. AFAIK, Delaware has no such requirements. The cost difference might actually be meaningful for a bootstrapped Indian startup. Larger operations, especially ones with foreign investors use Sin
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3y ago
The linked Statista source itself doesn't match the ranking in the article. And surprise, surprise it does include India
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3y ago
Pakistan at number 4 and India isn't even listed. Yeah, I'm not going to take that list seriously.
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3y ago
TOS applies to the commercial service, not to GPL code. You can do whatever you want with the code within the bounds of the GPL. But the GPL doesn't magically obligate me to continue doing business with you. I can't sue you for re
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3y ago
So, how does that tie into incel culture ?
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