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by zaro 9y ago
> If you use Caddy for personal, academic, or non-profit purposes, not much is different. Just a new response header that gives tribute to our sponsors. So now there will be ads even in the HTTP headers. Coming soon, ads in the tcp heade
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by zaro 9y ago
There is a degree of truth in what you say, and there are bad actors, what makes you think Facebook isn't a bad actor either? After all they care only about profit and keeping the users in their walled garden. So when you are talking a
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by zaro 9y ago
How about clickable links? Like that the site is very hard to use mobile.
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by zaro 9y ago
> They arrest you for weed, but not for running an anti-establishment site Funny you say that, because arresting people for weed started as a way to arrest people running antiestablishment sites ;) http://edition.cnn.com/
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by zaro 9y ago
> that's what real lack of freedom of speech is. Thats only half of it. For the other half : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent
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by zaro 9y ago
> Imagine, Facebook asking you to upload your passport before you do a live stream No need to imagine anything. Right after Facebook started their war on fake news, my FB acount was locked and the only way to unlock it is to provide my
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by zaro 9y ago
> Putin is making Russia a dissident from the world order ... I don't think he is making it, rather there is growing trend against this world order in most countries. And righfully so as this world order tends to care only about we
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by zaro 9y ago
For sure they aren't done innovating on new ways to extract money from their customers ;)
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by zaro 9y ago
Thnak you for the detailed explanation!
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by zaro 9y ago
English is not my native language so maybe I didn't express myself clearly. It is not on a death spiral bevause of the missing user tracking. It's on a death spiral because of Google and Chrome. And tracking is a way of catching u
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by zaro 9y ago
On one hand Mozilla doing something like that is anti privacy. On the other hand how is Mozilla supposed to impprove FF w/o detailed usage data. In theory can be done, but in practice they are competing with Chrome and their team has w
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by zaro 9y ago
> I suspect the root cause is simply that building a successful operating system is hard. Well, it is hard, but this is not the main source of issues. The obstacle to having nice things on the desktop is this constant competition and whe
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by zaro 9y ago
Its not a boggus argument at all. You can look at Whataboutism as a way of calling out hypocrisy. Which is a much bigger problem and is the main reason IMHO why the democracy is being thrown under the bus.
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by zaro 9y ago
I and the maniacs I work with should be treated as reponisble adults. IMHO the issues are never with technology itself, it's the people. And whatever language or technology you are using won't make any difference if the people th
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by zaro 9y ago
> ... but I personally prefer to be treated like a responsible adult rather than, for instance, a teenager trapped in the father-knows-best house of Go. My feelings exactly.
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by zaro 9y ago
I've been gradually swithing to DDG over the last 2 years. Initially only my main browser now all of them( on all devices) and I would say it hasn't decreased my productivity. The only big change is that now every now and then I w
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by zaro 9y ago
No, not at all.
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> The key difference is that you're allowed to make your own platform and set whatever rules you like But can you really? What if suddenly Google decides your platform is producing fake news?
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by zaro 9y ago
Yes. You can do so.. But are you going to hire them at the same hourly rate you get yourself ?
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by zaro 9y ago
OK, try to answer this question for yourself. Let's say you make 50$/hour from you daily job reinstalling Windows. Would you pay somebody to do it for you on your home pc at 50$/hour rate?
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by zaro 9y ago
I wan't talking about moral. I can use computer made by poor people , and I can also talk about its problems. I don't need to take sides... So.. everything uses others peoples labour. True. It's about how this labour is valu
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by zaro 9y ago
How people can be so if ignorant about basics in inequality and exploitation. You do understand most of the lowest level jobs are taken by people as matter of survival not because it's their life dream. There is no implication. Just c
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by zaro 9y ago
Because she can't hire another maid to take care of her domestic chores.
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by zaro 9y ago
It implies that maids should hire maids to become happier :) Which while in theory might sounds sensible in reality is complete nonsense ;)
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by zaro 9y ago
Want to be happy - hire a maid. Very very usefull, totally agree. It implies maid will never be happy though. A better said title might be : want to be happy - you should be wealthy enough to afford to pay somebody to do the stuff you don&
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by zaro 9y ago
Qml is part of QT so when they say Qml app it's pretty clear that the app is running on some version of QT. But HTML5? Was it an SPA running in Chrome? Or maybe something using Cordova? Or what exactly was this HTML5 demo? This isn&#x2
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by zaro 9y ago
First thing to answer is this material success is this something you really want or is it something that society "induced" into you. There are many ways to make yourself feel better, but the most effective actually is to understan
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by zaro 9y ago
There are way to make Linux an RTOS, including work on pushing RT deterministic scheduler in the mainline[1]. [1] https://rt.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page
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Introduction to creating spiders with scrapy and python(youtube.com)
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by zaro 9y ago
I definitely is a good start, with precondition on stopping deforestation. But trees won't give negative carbon emissions unless industry cuts emissions dramatically. And also, the other problem with trees is you might have to convert

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