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by yesco 5y ago
> Lucky you, to have encountered that particular niche, and I guess it's telling when they knew more than you Your condescending attitude is doing you no favors, I wasn't trying to be humble here, I was using an anecdote from m
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by yesco 5y ago
I've discovered over the years that when someone starts spouting random complaints about Fox News brainwashing, it's an easy "tell" that they are probably an out of touch liberal "elite" with an ego that probab
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While I have not donated anything to this cause, as an American I fundamentally reject your humble request. The reality is that while in this moment you are against it, the second a protest is in your favor, I'm willing to bet you will
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Well Biden confidently went in front of the public and claimed he could, I thinks it's reasonable to be upset with politicians who fail to meet their promises
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I experienced my first and only earthquake (5.8 magnitude) while visiting the holocaust museum in Washington DC. It was very out of the ordinary for the region and so as strange as it sounds, myself, my family and some other people present
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by yesco 5y ago
Why exactly /do/ deadlines matter? My experience has shown that with white collar work things are a lot more flexible than in school, sure there are "deadlines" but in almost all cases they are negotiated in advanced and
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I think them being the same people is exceptionally unlikely
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I agree with you, but I'm not sure why this would be relevant?
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They had an internal issue that needed debugging and so they decided it was easier to just disable it all-together for the holidays. This is less an indicator for complexity and more an indicator of apathy. An ipv4 issue would have obviousl
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>There is one downgrade in the new router, as it doesn't have an Ethernet port like the original did. Starlink's website notes that users can buy an Ethernet adapter in the Starlink shop. That's a shame, even with the adap
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There are people who think China is not a threat and consequently that continuing our unbalanced economic exchange is a good thing. I suspect part of this that many older people still somehow associate China with poor developing nations des
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Pitbulls remain the most dangerous dog breeds around, there are tons of breeds for people to choose yet for some reason we still see people with kids go out of their way to get one. There is a reason there are so many of them in dog shelter
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by yesco 5y ago
This doesn't really solve the issues with advertising though. I believe the main reason so many developers want their games on Steam is because of the greater attention they get rather than the distribution side of things. That said, I
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by yesco 5y ago
Sophist nonsense, I am critiquing them on a public forum for breaking their own policies and for what I perceive as harm to the FOSS movement. If you choose to rely on vague trust in authorities in lieu of an actual discussion, then don&#x2
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Legally speaking F-Droid can do a lot of things, but the law has no bearing on the discussion of whether it was the right thing to do, if it will help with FOSS adoption or finally if they are somehow absolved from criticism for their incon
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by yesco 5y ago
I will point out that Facebook has just as abhorrent discourse yet the third party clients for it still exist on F-Droid. Which of course they should, F-Droid is a platform that encourages the proliferation of free and open source software.
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by yesco 5y ago
That was achieved by the instance level blocking. Clients breaking protocol to antagonize instances the developers don't like and F-Droid arbitrarily kicking apps despite them following the inclusion policy is where this breaks down.
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by yesco 5y ago
This is actually pretty disheartening honestly, being blocked by other instances is one thing, but everything else solely for political reasoning, especially F-Droid, is further evidence of diminishing integrity in this space.
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by yesco 5y ago
I actually disagree that it is immoral in the first place. I see nothing wrong with having children, knowing full well that they may face greater adversity in their life than I have. For generations throughout human history many have had si
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by yesco 5y ago
This is a question of morals, intelligence has nothing to do with it
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This digresses a bit but by any chance is your phones volume not set to max when connected to your car? While some Bluetooth speakers will synchronize their volume with whatever your phone's set to, most just treat it like an aux cable
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by yesco 5y ago
During the industrial revolution there were no clean alternatives and there wasn't a clear understanding of the consequences. While indirect, modern developing nations greatly benefit from the existence of modern technologies developed
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by yesco 5y ago
My limited understanding is that for most states, if a store, even if accidentally, sells to a minor and gets caught a certain amount of times, the store will lose it's liquor license. This results in the following problems: * Underage
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by yesco 5y ago
That part is a bit more subjective I suppose. For me at least, I find hex far easier to remember than strings of numbers.
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IPv6 addresses theoretically should be easier to memorize & work with than IPv4 thanks to the double colon shorthand acting as a wildcard for zeros and due to it being hex grouped rather than octet grouped. As an example 2001:0db8:0000:
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by yesco 5y ago
I think it's important to emphasize that, in the US, it's not "some" areas that are just plain impossible to live in without driving; it's the overwhelming majority. Time and time again I see Europeans and even some
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by yesco 5y ago
The US public has (ironically) a long history of being more wary about what their Federal government gets to know about them than the citizens of other nations. A great example is the lack of any kind of proper federal identification servic
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I purchased a first gen Zen CPU around when they first came out and noticed a lot of random issues on Linux that often resulted in full system crashes; usually due to C-State stuff and other times due to various motherboard firmware issues
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The gameplay and design heavily lean on there being a fixed aspect ratio so one would assume that expanding it would be a fairly challenging project.
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I think you have the symptoms right but I disagree with your premise: > These people want to know and yet, for some reason, don't find the motivation to learn using the vast ocean of resources we have now. With the subculture of peo

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