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by zja 4y ago
Also, all the reviews with a “developer response” are blatantly fake.
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by zja 4y ago
“Jesse, we have to compile”
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by zja 4y ago
Violating TOS no; Gaining access beyond your authority maybe https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/07/court-violating-terms-...
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by zja 4y ago
Forcing you to talk to someone to unsub is a gross dark pattern, but fwiw, I used the live chat and it wasn’t that bad.
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by zja 4y ago
Governments compete with each other as well, and they still have a monopoly on force in the territory they govern. The owners of corporations do not have to compete for power over the corporations they own. > Autocracy would be better fo
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by zja 4y ago
Well one difference is that the people who work in the government bureaucracies are still citizens, and are able to vote for or against the leaders that manage them. Workers don’t have a say in who manages the company or how they do it.
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by zja 4y ago
What happens when they get down to zero nanometers? Will they start using a different fake measurement, or go into the negatives?
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by zja 4y ago
What does the deployment have to do with whether or not the project is open source?
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by zja 4y ago
no
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by zja 4y ago
What makes you think the signatories don’t understand finance?
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by zja 4y ago
I'm reminded of Chomsky's comments on Alan Greenspan saying the exact same thing when he was chairman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy5eNIyzKqM
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by zja 4y ago
I’m optimistic about worker coops, and would love to see them become more commonplace. I’ve noticed a lot of tech coops are dev shops, which kind of makes sense, but I hope more product focused tech coops become successful as well.
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by zja 4y ago
“World’s longest webpage” seems like a more accurate title.
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by zja 4y ago
That sounds like stuff you could pull from GH’s api. The tools you use to build the site shouldn’t matter.
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by zja 4y ago
The Nazi's boards were remarkably civil?
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by zja 4y ago
Glad to see the Deno Company is getting a piece of the pie! Funding open source projects is tricky, but it seems like you're figuring it out.
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by zja 4y ago
Not to excuse companies that make you jump through hoops to unsubscribe, but is there any reason you can't just call your credit card/bank and cut off transactions to a company that's giving you a hard time? I've heard h
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by zja 5y ago
That’s because no one knows what it is.
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by zja 5y ago
That’s true, but a lot of the higher profile activities attributed to Anonymous was the particular group the parent comment is talking about. I know Kirtaner (founder of 420chan) was involved and has been talking about it a lot lately.
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by zja 5y ago
It’s probably not worth it to put some government agency’s page behind a ddos mitigation service before an actual attack. Those services can be expensive, and as has been mentioned in this thread, the FSB’s homepage isn’t really critical to
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by zja 5y ago
Still covered in soil? That’s interesting, hadn’t heard that before. Kind of funny to think of keeping a box of dirt in your kitchen to store the potatoes in.
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by zja 5y ago
No
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by zja 5y ago
But what value is there in the minting of a currency being decentralized?
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by zja 5y ago
If node shares import syntax with browsers, it’s easier to write code that runs on both platforms. As far as leftpad, this isn’t that much different from using a package manager. You either cache your dependencies, or rely on a third party
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by zja 5y ago
Love ESBuild! Convert a relatively large project from webpack to it today, really easy to do & much faster build times now!
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by zja 5y ago
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The falling cat phenomenon that helped NASA prepare astronauts for zero gravity(rarehistoricalphotos.com)
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by zja 5y ago
Very well said! You might find this talk interesting, it’s about “democracy at work” as a new-ish flavor of socialism. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ynbgMKclWWc
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by zja 5y ago
The defining feature of a worker coop is that it’s owned by the workers. That means they can’t give shares to VC’s. I’m sure there’s hybrid models where the company is only majority owned by workers, but I don’t know how common they are and
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by zja 5y ago
America is generally pretty allergic to socialist ideas. The tech sector in particular seems to gravitate towards libertarian ideologies, idolizing founders as heroes who single handedly disrupt entire industries and are rewarded with massi

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