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by voidr 5y ago
I guess I should now assume that Facebook endorses everyone else who aren't in this policy, examples: The Taliban, ISIS, Al-Qaeda, North Korea etc.
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by voidr 5y ago
If it's full of "untruths" and "whataboutism", then point them out, it should be easy because you said there are so many, provide sources etc. Your comment actually makes this article more believable, because it mak
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by voidr 5y ago
> Because Russian claims about fighting neo nazis are ridiculous on their face. It's only ridiculous if you believe one side fully and become fully ignorant at the other one and if you look a little bit, you might find some ethnic
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by voidr 5y ago
How is it disingenuous to compare? According to Russia they are fighting neo-nazis, which is same as the US saying that they are fighting terrorists. It's only disingenuous to compare if you fully believe one side, if you look at it cr
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by voidr 5y ago
> The US is not the one fighting this war I wrote 'foolish proxy war between the US and Russia', the whole point of a proxy war is that one does not fight it directly, otherwise it would be just: war. > please stop using wh
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by voidr 5y ago
You are a private company and you can do whatever you want as long as your country's law allows you to do so. That being said: - Did you block US citizens from using Namecheap when the US invaded other countries and killed civilians? -
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by voidr 5y ago
The West is doing a great job at ignoring the fact that the Ukrainians are bullies themselves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_policy_in_Ukraine#Ukr... Non Europeans also have trouble understanding that without
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by voidr 5y ago
Why aren't you angry at the anti-vaxxers instead? If they would have gotten the jab, this would be mostly under control. > We lack a basic strategy how to cope with Covid. Getting everyone vaccinated is the only strategy, everything
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by voidr 5y ago
What tangible thing does systemd do that hurts your usage of the OS? If I would hack into your computer, install systemd and set up a few clever aliases for your sysvinit commands, would you ever notice that I have done that? I see this har
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by voidr 7y ago
What I was pointing out that hitting save and getting a result on the live server was achievable in the 90s, there is nothing new about it. The reason we stopped doing that is because we wanted version control, we wanted to work in teams an
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by voidr 7y ago
> When you write new code in a function or HTTP/event handler, we send a diff of the Abstract Syntax Tree (the representation of your code that our editor and servers use under the hood) to our servers, and then we run that code wh
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by voidr 7y ago
If you have the need to go back to older versions of your code and patch them, you want to lock things down at least at the point of release.
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by voidr 8y ago
Facebook needs to be regulated or the US will become the next China. Once the other tech companies see that they can censor political views they disagree with, they will and the US will have what China has without even the state mandating i
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by voidr 8y ago
Yandex mail is free and you can get it to work with your custom domain.
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by voidr 8y ago
> This principle isn’t hard Rewriting all those computer science books, dictionaries, retraining all those professors, rewriting all the software that uses these term. > and pays huge dividends in life Citation needed. > listen to
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by voidr 8y ago
I can't wait for people to come forward and say that they feel hurt by words like: freedom, freedom of expression and liberty. > words like "master" and "slave" do in fact evoke historically-grounded feelings of
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by voidr 8y ago
> “Some of our tools, like continuous integration, are already best in class,” GitLab CEO Sid Sijbrandij told VentureBeat. Either the GitLab CEO has never heard about Jenkins and TeamCity or he is making false statements to get more inv
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by voidr 8y ago
I prefer to have a package manager, that I control, rather than having a runtime that can randomly go out to the internet and download code, while I'm trying to run the application itself.
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by voidr 8y ago
For users who don't like the new design: https://lifehacker.com/how-to-ditch-chromes-new-material-des... In my humble opinion, the new tabs look the worst out of all the major browsers.
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by voidr 8y ago
This article goes above and beyond to make it look like Reddit owes stuff to the moderators who are not their employees and there is no contractual relationship between the two parties. The moderators aren't forced to be moderators, th
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by voidr 8y ago
I used the word politics, I was not talking about ideology or morality, I was referring to politics specifically. > My point was that ideologically and morally motivated software licenses are already well established in the software ecos
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by voidr 8y ago
The project uses the MIT license, which is Open Source not Copyleft, it has nothing to do with the personal beliefs of Stallman, it uses a license that Stallman does not endorse. There are also many examples like the Linux kernel that do us
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by voidr 8y ago
It would be really funny if at least one of the following would happen: - the companies on the list would band together and fork lerna - one of the projects that lerna depends on would tell them that they are no longer welcome to use their
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by voidr 8y ago
> But they should require just a few lines of configuration in GraphQL vs more lines custom boilerplate code in your controller in a traditional MVC framework, which is a nice win for GraphQL. If it's a few lines of configuration i
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by voidr 8y ago
Most GraphQL presentations I have seen tend to construct the following strawman scenario: - we have a REST API that forces the client to make too many requests - it's impossible to fix the REST API for some reason - the app is slow b
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by voidr 8y ago
> OSX has decimated the Linux on consumer baremetal use case. By consumer baremetal you probably mean laptops and desktop PCs, because if I would include routers, NASes and phones, your argument would be dead on arrival. Even if we limi
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by voidr 8y ago
Linux has almost 3 decades of development and experience behind it, will take a lot of time and money for Google to catch up with that. Linux has multiple communities and companies behind it, it won't disappear overnight if one of them
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by voidr 8y ago
> 1 iOS dev > 2 Android devs > 1 PM > 1 Designer They didn't have a single JS/Web developer at the start. > There was also an issue that caused a crash because one version of npm had a `package.lock` and the oth
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by voidr 8y ago
Can you point out everyday situations where this is the case?
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by voidr 8y ago
> I'm not sure we've demonstrated that men behave any differently We don't need to demonstrate it because men can't take advantage of the gender diversity wave, they were talking specifically about untalented women(i

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