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by veeti 10mo ago
I've come across these auto translated videos while traveling, and actually found them quite helpful. Lot of local "authentic" content that I wouldn't have seen otherwise.
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by veeti 10mo ago
As a proud ThinkPad owner I was delighted to watch Lenovo sponsor the FIFA Peace Prize yesterday.
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by veeti 10mo ago
Just like me...
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by veeti 10mo ago
Have you considered filing a complaint with your local data protection agency? Perhaps they could escalate your GDPR request.
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by veeti 11mo ago
I guess I'll just chime in that while Gitlab is a very heavy beast, I have self hosted it for over a decade with little to no issues. It's pretty much as simple as installing their Omnibus package repository and doing apt install
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by veeti 11mo ago
Should I boycott all the grocery stores for stocking KitKats and starve myself? Throw out my electronics too? Which ethical laptop of indisputable virtue and purity would you recommend?
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by veeti 11mo ago
Horseshoe theory proven right again.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Google can just build "import from ChatGPT" into Chrome, like switching from Internet Explorer back in the day.
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by veeti 11mo ago
I don't really know who Johannes Schindelin is either but use git quite happily.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Dealing the finishing blow to this comment by pressing the "flag" button will be very satisfying. Watch:
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by veeti 11mo ago
I believe it still lives on in the Call of Duty series, being based on id tech. There's even memes about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/memes/comments/edmai1/connection_in...
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by veeti 11mo ago
Because it takes like three people to flag a link or comment into the void.
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by veeti 11mo ago
So what? If you spend any amount of time traveling outside the EU, there are dozens of copies of your passport floating around on hotel scrap paper, random employees personal phones and the like. Not to mention any other services, including
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by veeti 11mo ago
Thankfully it is just a matter of choosing the "Cotton" program on the dial, not the "Cotton (eco)" one.
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by veeti 11mo ago
But they renamed the master branch, doesn't that excuse any ICE associations?
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by veeti 11mo ago
You guys aren't relying on only RDS backups, right? Something off AWS, right?
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by veeti 11mo ago
No they don't, please don't spread misinformation. The border is closed.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Did you consider the possibility that not all people in the world enjoy such a huge degree of freedom of speech? If I had family in Russia and I didn't want them to fall out a window I would also "avoid getting involved". For
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by veeti 11mo ago
Wait until you hear where Kagi is headquartered, an authoritarian shithole that is about to sell out Ukraine right now.
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by veeti 11mo ago
I'll just chime in that Chinatown in Glodok might have been that place a couple decades ago, but seemed quite deserted now :/ There's still some shops around though.
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by veeti 11mo ago
The only time I see Indonesia in the news is when some unfortunate soul gets swallowed by a giant snake: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/python-kills-woman-swallowed-in... Many such cases.
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by veeti 11mo ago
FreeBSD also ought to consider the trauma "jails" as an analogy can cause to those unfairly incarcerated by the U.S. justice system.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Has the Linux community thought through the implications of using words like "containerization", when millions of slaves are still shipped around in shipping containers [1]? Docker is problematic technology to say the least. [1]
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by veeti 11mo ago
"Was"? There are millions of people in slavery in the US penal system today. Entire cities like Dubai continue to be built by slaves. I, for one, find it to be extremely insulting towards their intelligence to think that unrelated
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by veeti 11mo ago
What does that mean for this deal?
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by veeti 11mo ago
The chilling effect is the police knocking on your door, taking all your devices and being under investigation for months on end before you are cleared. If you are lucky.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Sure, I quite enjoy it myself now. But I'd be lying if I said it wasn't borderline unusable for years.
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by veeti 11mo ago
> It almost smells like sabotage (at least self-sabotage). See also: Ubuntu Unity, Gnome 3, KDE 4... all widely panned by their most loyal users. 2010s were the lost decade of Linux.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Are you implying that there is a country somewhere you don't have to "keep bookkeeping and prepare annual accounts"? Sounds like bog standard things.
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by veeti 11mo ago
Check India and Indonesia next, there's quite a lot of WA users for you.

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