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by zobzu 11y ago
then they get no money. as long as they have market share people will pay no matter what. when they dont, they're dead.
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by zobzu 11y ago
Problem is when corporation X uses RHEL, and RHEL supports lawyers going against corporation X. So RedHat also can't support them. Obviously, if the world was a better place, none of this would be necessary at all. But hey, if it makes
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by zobzu 11y ago
So there is none is what you're saying. I agree with that, there's none. F'king exactly.
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by zobzu 11y ago
What's a, say, 200 USD app or OS that isn't pretty shitty? There aren't many. In fact, I can't mention one on the post. I know of a few OSes and app that are decent (at least don't try to track you, show ads to your
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by zobzu 11y ago
When all your encrypted traffic goes through Google and Facebook, it doesn't matter. None of that encryption is end-to-end. It's all you to them. and they, have the control over it, not you.
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by zobzu 11y ago
Fuck this kind of answer. Perfect capitalism ends up with a perfect world. Perfect socialism too. Or communism. It's the way we corrupt each of them which is the problem, corrupted by people who want power. There's no way we have
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by zobzu 11y ago
"It is fucking exhausting. Especially for heterosexual women." "I found myself having semi-intelligent exchanges with adult men. On a dating site. This was new!" Etc. Also it's an ad for bumble. There's some in
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by zobzu 11y ago
ive a vizio smart tv (they basically are all smart tvs now) its just not online. easy. the software sucks anyway.
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by zobzu 11y ago
popular android and ios app as well, i may add ;-)
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by zobzu 11y ago
"Americans don’t build real bridges anymore, or maintain the ones that we have" I can't speak for all bridges in general, but since the author takes the Golden Gate bridge as an example, I can tell you it's maintained. M
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by zobzu 11y ago
As usual, great but also shows how things work. If one day they want to block your conversations, or whomever, they can and will as well.
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by zobzu 11y ago
For ex try to read the data from a signal. Another example is to start a namespace before all threads start. I can go on for a while :)
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by zobzu 11y ago
I you've written advanced-enough go, you probably have a bunch of file that start with some C code before the Go code starts. Go simply can't interface everything the way C does. Go doesn't give you the same level of flexibil
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by zobzu 11y ago
The data is interesting, but the git repo is actually nice as well. easy to read through and replicate for other kind of stats. thanks!
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by zobzu 11y ago
Looks cool albeit i've a rant: It's "funny" that for a deployment system, its own deployment follows all this crappy standards people have been running by lately. Config in $HOME, startup with a random shell script, inst
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by zobzu 11y ago
Why do you use it instead of Grr/osquery?
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by zobzu 11y ago
trust but verify ;-)
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by zobzu 11y ago
But facts arent agreeable to your opinion;-) Loved the old sync personally. New one's okay
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by zobzu 11y ago
Firefox supported sync long before chrome in fact ;-)
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by zobzu 11y ago
The A (promoted) vs B grade (fired) perf means: - No "regularly well performing" employees are kept. You're either promoted or fired. Ensure workforce moves. - Doing the shitty necessary work such as fixing tech-debt just get
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by zobzu 11y ago
wow that great news! sort of hoping other similar things like hello do that too. thats how id like firefox to be, as a user. would be even better if default off at install ;-) (albeit id probably enable hello, its just nice to not be forced
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by zobzu 11y ago
totally evil enough for me to cal it evil. or capitalism if you want. i do not care what the words are, it still transforms good products into shitty products for the benefit of a few individuals. not saying something else is better, though
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by zobzu 11y ago
im running tracking protection since an intern wrote it and ran into an issue a single time, so thats over 2 years of daily browsing for me. ublock origin which i also use atm (and before that other things) rarely break stuff i visit either
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by zobzu 11y ago
Many phone apps already do that anyway websites do that its not nice for users but they dont give a crap what would be okay i guess is if you could choose the branch and commits you're running yourself, so power users have choices, oth
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by zobzu 11y ago
The stock market is evil shit
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by zobzu 11y ago
+1 for deis its pretty nice and is actually "production ready"
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by zobzu 11y ago
"nohup tar -jxvf giant.tar.bz2 2> cmd.errs &” Someone doesn't know how things work and is complaining about it. The above command is just programs put together in hope that it looks complicated, but are also totally useless
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by zobzu 11y ago
careful what you wish for
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by zobzu 11y ago
Imagine "stop watching yourporn all night long mate" "we're looking at your traffic" yeah.. no thanks.
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by zobzu 11y ago
The future! serve binaries instead of web pages!

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