waheoo

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by waheoo 6y ago
Lol Thanks for making my point for me..
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by waheoo 6y ago
I see people trying to recycle pizza boxes all the damn time. I just shake my head. Most people don't know how to properly separate their garbage. We would be better off if everyone just produced less trash full stop. Why is everything
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by waheoo 6y ago
Most people don't package their software for distros. Smart distros keep things close to upstream so the burden is small. This is a weird argument. Now you want each developer to manage dependency updates for their application? I don&#
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by waheoo 6y ago
Hah I had the opposite effect of getting to deal with a rude gatekeeper when I needed to create more than the I itial 5 instances they limit you to. I moved to lightsail. It has problems but at least AWS support treats you like a human.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Inattentive ADHD doeant work the way you think it does.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Cool idea but won't be a customer, I use my read later folder to drop context of things I probably don't need to read but feel the urge to. Its like the minimalism idea of taking a picture of something so you feel better about bif
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by waheoo 6y ago
That wasn't just a couple of vlooggers... Jordan shanks is one of the small handful of legitimate journalists we have in this country.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Lol, correcting people taking me out of context and calling me racist is trying to start a flamewar? Ok dude?
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by waheoo 6y ago
Seriously making fun of windows plebs? Yes. How anyone trusts Mac/windows these days still amazes me.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Microsoft calls typescript stable. I find bugs in it all the time. I don't trust developers to designate things as stable.
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by waheoo 6y ago
I don't and I won't but I'm still looking to point out its shortcomings whenever it comes up. Staying silent is as good as encouraging the echo chamber outright. People are pushing this shit because it's trendy not becau
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by waheoo 6y ago
Tell me again about the royal commission and what it has found. https://youtu.be/fNSRz-MCM1w?t=253
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by waheoo 6y ago
Again, to whom? Arch has aur, arch can sideload rpm/Deb's, Mac has home brew, who needs this? The only people I see using flatpak is the 50 odd Linux users we have at work, they constantly have dramas trying to make things work ar
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by waheoo 6y ago
> Instead, providing a cross distribution consistent installation experience is the main goal. Who is asking this exactly? As an arch user and technically a fedora, Gentoo, slackware, Ubuntu, debian user, I'm not asking for this. I
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by waheoo 6y ago
Did you read my comment? I literally laid out the real causes straight away after making that remark, race wasn't one of them.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Nope, you're reading more into my statement than you should if that's what your take away. I mean I literally qualified it straight away, how you got "racist" from that I really don't know.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Lots of people are calling all white people racist. White fragility is a best seller being heavily pushed by people all over America.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Because we had a royal commission into this and that is what we found. https://youtu.be/fNSRz-MCM1w?t=253 Seriously this trying to draw false comparisons with America where there aren't any is exactly what the OPs arti
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by waheoo 6y ago
Did I specify? Cultural integration requires both cultures to integrate. No, it isn't equal sided, no it isn't fair what has happened, but ignoring the current status quo and positing Europeans should be actively trying to go bush
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by waheoo 6y ago
As someone who does experience racism on the regular I don't have quite the same level of trouble discerning racism from biggotry. One is extremely diminishing and the other is a pretty easy to write off as ignorance, differing upbring
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by waheoo 6y ago
No, that isn't racist at all. Unfortunate, an injustice, a tragedy, a disaster, a systemic failure to integrate, yes. But racist? You're going to have to spell that one out for me. Aboriginal people just commit more crime. That is
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by waheoo 6y ago
+1 from Australia. Our police kill more white people in custody per capita than black. I'm so over hearing about this bullshit here. The aboriginal people of Australia face real problems. The police isn't one of them. PS, keep you
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by waheoo 6y ago
Isn't this the point of the legislation? If you want to be deemed a public square type of space that is fine but you don't then get to impose arbitrary rules about what is said, that would mean it is not a public place and is in f
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by waheoo 6y ago
> This reform would focus the broad blanket immunity for content moderation decisions on the core objective of Section 230—to reduce online content harmful to children—while limiting a platform's ability to remove content arbitraril
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by waheoo 6y ago
Reverse survivorship bias...
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by waheoo 6y ago
So would just saying Linux subsystem for windows. Which was raised when this name came up but they didn't like that Linux came first so went with gymnastic language instead. Its even more obvious with this new name. Its a Linux subsyst
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by waheoo 6y ago
The funny thing is that I can't tell if you're talking about intellij or vs code from the first paragraph. I find vscode a horrifying experience that is forced upon me because of poor choices made elsewhere in the org. I'm sl
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by waheoo 6y ago
Yea my android misses alarms all the damn time. Well, that's what my boss thinks anyway.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Not "known", but "disclosed" to the public, or at least those responsible for a patch. Zero days are known, exploited and used all the time by all sorts of black hats, govt institutions etc.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Because households only buy one vacuum cleaner. It probably is a dated stat but it's still useful. Going down the more individualized path also has problems

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