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by yesbut 2y ago
Will this enable me to slowly, over time, add a back door without anyone detecting it?
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by yesbut 2y ago
I think he's referring to the distributed portion of a blockchain. A centralized github-type for profit business is required to respond to these takedown requests. Nintendo's lawyers would need to go after every individual node ho
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by yesbut 2y ago
Funny seeing iGoogle mentioned. I have a friend that used to work on iGoogle, but he wasn't very good at JS. He asked me to assist with some code he was working on and I added a little signature comment to indicate that I worked on the
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by yesbut 3y ago
I Wonder how much Streit paid for this ad.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Read the fine print. Extraditing Assange is signing his death warrant.
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by yesbut 3y ago
this is referred to as a contradiction
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by yesbut 3y ago
I do this when I eat plants.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Gross
129.
by yesbut 3y ago
Soon restaurants and bars will hand these out free, along with statins, with every cake, pie, and alcoholic beverage.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Absolutely. This is great news.
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by yesbut 3y ago
We should have more public banks like North Dakota does and which are found in many countries. There is clearly a vested interest in the US by the power centers to keeping public banks from spreading.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Financing is a big barricade for creating a worker owned enterprise in the US. Some countries, like Italy, have programs for workers who are laid off. If ten workers that were laid off at the same time agree then the state will give them al
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by yesbut 3y ago
All software created by private companies should be created by worker owned enterprises so they aren't forced to hand over the lions share of profits to separate owners. Instead the employees are the owners. They decide how to use the
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by yesbut 3y ago
Nobody wants to see our faces
135.
by yesbut 3y ago
Can we extract iron ore without releasing CO2 and if so, which countries are mandating this?
136.
by yesbut 3y ago
If 90% of businesses fail then just put armor on the ones with bullet holes.
137.
by yesbut 3y ago
Star Trek: Enterprise. May UPN forever rot in hell.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Not to get too deep into this, in the 80s cars were crap. That is based only on my own personal experience. But I have no idea how reliable cars made 70 years ago were (like the kitchen appliance mentioned in the article). I've seen re
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by yesbut 3y ago
There is a good use case for WorkSpaces: DR. Having an on-demand desktop for staff in the event of a disaster.
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by yesbut 3y ago
lol, nice try. I'll never uninstall ubo.
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by yesbut 3y ago
and Zombie Companies https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/31/zombie-firm-bankruptcies-ami...
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by yesbut 3y ago
I never got how we all just accepted non-user replaceable battery devices with phones, laptops, and tablets. The main reason why people replace those devices is the battery. Its so eco of them.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Does anyone know how this compares to DBeaver?
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by yesbut 3y ago
Its a virtue signalling advertisement for a cardboard bed subscription service to these NGOs. Just give people durable beds. The cardboard beds would be broken after the first use. Just more garbage. Not very eco. Like you said, tube and ca
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by yesbut 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230928151239/https://www.econo...
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by yesbut 3y ago
Good news. Also, Mozilla should convert to a democratic (one person one vote) worker owned enterprise.
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by yesbut 3y ago
yeah, good point.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Everyone knew that this was just a PR move. This was the intended result. Some policy wonk somewhere thought that this was all on the up-and-up, but everyone else involved, from Apple to TSMC, and all of the mid level politicians that showe
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by yesbut 3y ago
why is anyone surprised by this? I remember that the main discussion around the new China chip embargo was basically that it will only lead to China expediting their domestic chip industry.
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by yesbut 3y ago
Depending on the good or service. Other companies, government organizations, or the public individual consumer.

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