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by zilti 3y ago
Ooh is that why Delirium was so utterly overcrowded, with loud shit music playing? The time I was there about 6 years ago outside of FOSDEM it was quite full but not overcrowded, and at least the loudness of the music was bearable. I assu
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by zilti 3y ago
I like the idea of OpenTTD, but some things just always bothered me with basically all games in the genre. No shunting - which would make dealing with small suppliers more efficient, if they'd exist in the first place -, and cities and
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by zilti 3y ago
They are humans indeed, and as the phrase goes, "your mental health is not your fault, but your responsibility"
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by zilti 3y ago
Well, you're one of today's 10'000 then :)
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by zilti 3y ago
Oh yes, and a project like this exists/existed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strozzi_NoSQL?wprov=sfla1
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by zilti 3y ago
Node.js shouldn't be used in the first place, just like any server-side JS. But more importantly, put your hacky language-specific servers behind a webserver like nginx.
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by zilti 3y ago
No, that is not how things are. Companies do not have freedom of speech etc. in the USA.
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by zilti 3y ago
Because you have to create an account, be logged in, and agree to be tracked. In other words, the opposite of the mission of Mozilla. They've long had a reputation as one of the worst offenders, and they're owned by Microsoft, whi
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by zilti 3y ago
Just use a screencast tool. It's a browser, not an OS.
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by zilti 3y ago
America was very likely not named after Amerigo Vespucci - as you stated correctly, naming something after someone's first name is unlikely. It seems very plausible that it is named after the Amerrique mountains.
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by zilti 3y ago
Your made-up story even wouldn't fly either nowadays.
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by zilti 3y ago
To my knowledge, Oberon was named after Oberon, the king of elfs.
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by zilti 3y ago
I'd rather jump into a pit full of rusty spikes
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by zilti 3y ago
Sure, yes.
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by zilti 3y ago
How often are you gonna copy-paste your arrogant nonsense?
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by zilti 3y ago
No, that is the perspective of a sane person. God damn it. I am European, and I - without a driver's license, so just a cyclist and pedestrian btw - have to deal with the behaviour of the entitled cycling shits every day, especially si
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by zilti 3y ago
The bicycles as well, please. Signed, a cyclist and walker who's annoyed to no end by other cyclists' behaviour
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by zilti 3y ago
I am a cyclist myself, and let me tell you... cyclists are the fucking worst. Many of them drive so recklessly, like going full-speed through an intersection while their traffic light is red. There is just no way in many cases for a car dri
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by zilti 3y ago
Pay some fucking attention in traffic, even if you are on two feet instead of on wheels, for fuck's sake!
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by zilti 3y ago
No, that is absolute bullshit. So so often, it is obviously the reckless cyclist's fault.
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by zilti 3y ago
Exactly like Switzerland, lol
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by zilti 3y ago
> It's kind of like the old adage: the customer is always right. And that BS is exactly why we have all those entitled adult babies now.
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by zilti 3y ago
...just like Deutsche Bahn.
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by zilti 3y ago
It's still state-run, and 90% of the reason why Deutsche Bahn AG is in such a sorry state is the German government. Want to see privatization done right? Look no further than Germany's southern neighbour.
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by zilti 3y ago
You're being really obtuse, aren't you. The EU can say "If you do not implement that functionality on all iPhones world-wide, then you are not allowed to sell any iPhone at all in the EU".
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by zilti 3y ago
It requires running a separate process.
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by zilti 3y ago
I have a Framework 13 with AMD running Linux, with absolutely no issues at all. I reboot it once a week after installing updates.
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by zilti 3y ago
GNU Taler
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by zilti 3y ago
Or just TimescaleDB
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by zilti 3y ago
A bafflingly ugly configuration language.

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