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by veave 3y ago
I have one in the south of Spain and it doesn't work practically anywhere and definitely not where I sleep (since it can be set to synchronise after midnight automatically) I bought it in part because of this feature and it was quite s
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by veave 3y ago
Because if you don't say what you are expected to say you are branded a shill, you are told you are repeating propaganda points, etc. All in all a toxic way of ending the discourse. That causes some people not to try.
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by veave 3y ago
Actually it always gets me a lot of downvotes but I will keep repeating it because it is the truth. All personal responsibility is being outsourced to the state until we have no autonomy left and it's depressing.
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by veave 3y ago
Nothing harder than getting parents to do some parenting
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by veave 3y ago
Might is right. If they couldn't defend their land how can they say it's theirs?
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by veave 3y ago
Not everything deserves respect. Freedom, of course. But not respect.
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by veave 3y ago
You are falling in the trap of thinking that ecologists argue in good faith. They hate you, you are the carbon they want to reduce. Don't engage.
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by veave 3y ago
You are assuming that the topics I mentioned would be posted in the shape of short slogans, but they could be posted as long comments of several paragraphs and be flagged all the same. Also there is no left bias. There is a progressive bias
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by veave 3y ago
A consequence of having a system of flagging is that dang can avoid having to do any work by having users remove other users' comments, keeping the site in one side of the political spectrum. (Just to be clear, I don't think he pa
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by veave 3y ago
Transexuals are not women, abortion is murder, the US and/or Ukraine provoked the war, average IQ of different races and how it explains their behaviour. There you have four things that will earn you an instant flag (perhaps not in thi
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by veave 3y ago
I hope they don't use tractors or any other fossil fuel vehicles. They should be mandated by the judge to reap the land by hand.
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by veave 3y ago
I'm not going to defend ipv6 since I also think it's bad, but in this day and age autoconfiguration works perfectly.
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by veave 3y ago
Last-Modified Sat, 02 Aug 2003 14:27:40 GMT
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by veave 3y ago
Telegram is not end-to-end encrypted.
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by veave 3y ago
The fact that everybody either uses you or despises you should tell you something about yourself.
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by veave 3y ago
>Before the election, analysts had warned that a better-than-expected showing for Milei, 52, would likely upset financial markets and lead to a sharp plunge in the value of Argentina’s peso amid uncertainty about what economic policies h
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by veave 3y ago
Someone should tell Nathaniel Parish Flannery to clean the lenses of his phone before he takes pictures with it.
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by veave 3y ago
You can opt out by moving to the countryside.
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by veave 3y ago
COPY and XCOPY are okay as long as they aren't written to intentionally bypass DRM (they aren't)
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by veave 3y ago
I don't see why a stupid stunt like this should give you a right to bypass immigration laws. Anyway I was just curious.
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by veave 3y ago
So they enter the country ilegally and... get to stay? Am I missing something?
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by veave 3y ago
I'd rather you apologised for not having a visible scrollbar instead.
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by veave 3y ago
>I really, really don't understand the obsession with the server source code. You just used "closed server source code" as an argument against telegram? I also agree that it doesn't matter at all. But then why trashta
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by veave 3y ago
They are held to the standards they set to themselves. You can't brag about your open source server code and then stop updating it for a year. You can't spend all day on twitter writing bullshit to attract a certain political demo
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by veave 3y ago
I checked: that particular line really says "no"
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by veave 3y ago
HN discovers sampling in electronic music.
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by veave 3y ago
>Design your application's hot path to never use joins. Storage is cheap, denormalize everything and update it all in a transaction. It's truly amazing how much faster everything is when you eliminate joins. Anybody has documen
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by veave 3y ago
Do they have thousands of open issues? (I'm sitting myself on a VLC bug which I can't be arsed to report)
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by veave 3y ago
"more than doubled" could mean from 1 to 3 subscribers :P
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by veave 3y ago
I agree with you in principle, but nowadays, every newspaper seems to try hard to cram as many puns as possible in every article and it gets boring fast.

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