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xorcist
1y ago
To clarify: When you get an NSL, not only is it impossible to refuse and stay in business, it is also impossible to talk about it. That's the scary bit.
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1y ago
I prefer to keep my in-process extensions to a minimum. Is it possible to do the same thing with uBlock rules?
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1y ago
For the past decade or so, I have used Conversations on mobile and Gajim on desktop. Seems to work fine with a minimum of work. What am I missing?
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1y ago
Remember that their main criticism of XMPP was there is just too many protocols extensions and proposals! Turns out that maybe it was for good reasons.
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1y ago
Very easy to set up (without the Docker nonsense, it's just a binary that is trivial to build), but the real work was in maintaining it. After the third case of database table inconsistencies from joining large public rooms (or perhaps
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1y ago
That's a real issue with several real life examples, but not really related to the issue of climate change or climate alarmism, is it? There's been plenty of extended circles around political interests that has lined their pockets
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1y ago
Make your 5.4" screen phone with: - a 3.5mm jack - fingerprint sensor on the back and it's an immediate buy for me, (almost, but not really) regardless of price! The Pixel 4 had a 5.6" screen and it feels like the local maxim
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1y ago
> main drivers of the climate change alarm industry This is clearly dog whistle langauge and not intended to be taken literally, but it is starting to be a common trope and it makes me very curious as to how this industry operates? What&
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1y ago
Since 1967 the second has a physical defintion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second#Atomic_definition
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1y ago
Blender Game Engine lives on in UP-BGE: https://upbge.org/ It's very capable and easier to use for beginners than Godot.
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1y ago
The problem here isn't that the parser was updated. The parser and writer did what they did for a reason, that made sense historically but wasn't what the submodule system expected. The submodule system is a bit "tacked on&qu
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1y ago
> You can give a quick explanation in terms they understand, which makes your job sound easy This is always the right answer. It is the only answer that respects the listener and contains a seed to further conversation.
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1y ago
> I make equipment for high energy physics machines > I have yet to figure out a way to tell people what my business is in a way that is even slightly accessible. You ... just did? In a remarkable short, concise, and very accessible w
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1y ago
> the whole of paleo-anthropology "knew" that humans couldn't boil things until the invention of pottery Is that really true? That sounds unlikely when there are so many contemporary counterexamples. If you have an interes
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1y ago
"Just" a social construct are underselling it by quite a lot. There are, let's call them "commonly held beliefs", what happens when a country decides selling oil in anything other than the USD. That may not be the c
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1y ago
Just recently Alex Courbot with an @nvidia address have become co-maintainer of Nova. Apparently he has pushed open source inside nVidia before, so there's hope for the future.
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1y ago
There is no call. Anyone can volunteer at any time. Software take up no space and there is no scarcity. Theoretically there could be any number of maintainers and what gets uptake is the de facto upstream. That's what people refer to w
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1y ago
Or exile is probably the key word. There are more historical examples of exoduses than genocides. The problem with understanding this situation is that it probably has more to do with Israel's internal politics than what the situation
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1y ago
Because "the govahment" is not a singular entity. In functioning democracies, by popular definition in large parts of the field, legislative and executive powers are kept separated from the judicial powers. So the executive power
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1y ago
Agreed. Also, Docker.
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1y ago
> What do copyright laws [...] have to do with [...] DRM Ask the people who signed off on DMCA/EUCD.
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1y ago
That's a good reason to have timestamps in the history, which you should. Something like export HISTFILESIZE= export HISTSIZE= export HISTTIMEFORMAT="[%F %T] " shopt -s histappend really ought to be default in ba
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1y ago
> People are not buying small phones How can one buy what is not being manufactured? The few small-ish phones that have existed have mostly been cheap and underpowered.
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1y ago
I will not buy another phone without a headphone jack. Either I will have to buy Xperias or stock up on old Pixel 4 phones.
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It is impossible to analyze the EU without the context of the US. The EU exists because the US allows it to, which wasn't at all obvious in the beginning. It has been popular lately to complain about European states military spending,
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1y ago
It's also objectively the definition of fascism; a society where industry and party is working together as one body with the strong leader as the head.
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1y ago
It does certainly make it easier. Sure, we can survive without it, but cryptographic signing of dns records is useful for a number of things.
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1y ago
The 4GL was mostly reporting languages, as I remember. Useful ones, too. I still feel we haven't been even close to utilizing specialized programming languages and toolkits. Put another way, I am certain that Unity has done more to get
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1y ago
Maybe not the best example. Whatsapp started out as a paid service (even if it was comparably cheap, somewhere around a dollar per year comes to mind), but that didn't help them. They have followed the same trajectory as everyone else.
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1y ago
Not sure about this specific example, but are we sure they had the choice? I've been in many similar situations where all the vendors in the marketplace have the same limit on their offering. You might want on-prem for example, but off
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