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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Wait, tmux doesn't have floating windows? I really thought it did...
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
What is the correct term for this kind of bad faith attempt at seeming logical while at the same time being utterly and deliberately wrong?
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Nobody thinks that a president type figure appointing someone else to run a part of the government they are responsible for is an erosion of democracy. What, specifically, is the alternative? The president does literally everything? We have
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
I mean, the obvious point here is that none of these people are selling linux (or wayland or whatever). You could argue some of these projects over promise in terms of features and so forth, but again, it's not like people are paying f
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Unless this has changed recently, perl doesn't free memory to the kernel , only within its own process/vm.
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
> Parents have the ability to hand devices over to children when they have time to watch them while they use it and remove those devices from them when they don't. Sure, if we assume the kids are kept in a locked box at all times, I
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
This is the detail I'd really like to know more about
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Being added to the index is literally the only thing causing "the squeeze" according to this description though so how does that benefit either the author or the index holder? If the stock was added to the index at a normal period
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Do you genuinely not remember being a child?
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Aside from the part where you have to raise them, sure.
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
What do they look like when I put it in a url?
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by wredcoll 7mo ago
Yeah but if he's just a little crueler to brown people none of this will matter.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
> Many cool clubs already put stickers on phone cameras. Can you elaborate on this?
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Must be an apple thing
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
AI involves a large corporation profiting from violating current copyeight standards in a way that enriches a small minority while appearing to harm to large majority, as well as being hypocritical. Random people arguing for expanded public
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Not too long ago, it wasn't that uncommon for children to smoke. Hell, now they're starting to vape. What percentage of those do you think are being "allowed" to do so by their parents?
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
> not being able to talk with your child on how the computer works? What? "The internet" is extremely widely available and full of hazards of all sorts, some intentional, some deliberate. I'm pushing back on this idea that
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Really it just continues to demonstrate that "code quality" is not and was not a requirement. Even with supposedly expert human hand written software powering our products for the last decades, they frequently crash, have outages,
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
People can choose not to use a lot of those things.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Remember how great the privately owned meat packing plants were at making sure the food was safe? > Anything the government handles is always rife with overspending, inefficiency, and corruption. Boy will you be surprised when you get a
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
I have called the dmv. They said enter a number and we'll call you back later, which they did. It wasn't fast but it was fairly efficient. I've had the irs write me a letter saying I owed them money. They were correct and I p
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
You had me until fracking.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Like, even if that was true, which super blatantly they are not, they are not intended to make a profit, they are intended to accomplish a goal.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
The bill attempts to move age related signals from sending a scan of your passport to facebook to your own operating system attesting something.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
It's like it's a big place with more than one thing happening at the same time.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Yeah, those parents whose kids died from tainted milk products sure were lazy. How dare they cry that the state should do something?
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Literally no, thats not what that sentence says.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
> Well the obvious answer is don’t let your kids just use a computer without supervision have you literally ever met a kid?
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Like, literally none of those sentences are accurate. It's kinda impressive. I do wonder who benefits from all the propaganda causing this kind of kneejerk reaction though.
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by wredcoll 8mo ago
Uh, your slippery slope argument ignores the part where websites, discord, british things, etc are literally already trying to require facial pictures, license scans, even videos of your body. This is considerably better than all of those.

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