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Fice
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Comment #39601659
> We need a way to embed project metadata into .git itself, so source code commits don't mess up with wikis and issues. Fossil ( https://fossil-scm.org ) embeds issues, wiki etc. i…
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Comment #39415956
Vulnerabilities such as spectre are only relevant if you run untrusted non-free software. Also these vulnerabilities show that sandboxing is not effective on current CPUs, and spec…
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Comment #39397710
They can't distribute firmware blobs simply because FSF and GNU do not in principle participate in distribution of any non-free programs. Also consider that if a manufacturer can d…
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Comment #39395697
As a Russian I'd rather call it the Putin's war.
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Comment #38656295
From my own experience, JPEG quality and compression efficiency can differ a lot depending on the encoder implementation. It would make more sense to compare specific encoders rath…
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Comment #38471228
Of course, no one will be making cars intentionally unsafe, but the law is also a risk factor, the risks of getting fined, jail time or licence revocation count too, and these risk…
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Comment #38123553
Advertising does not simply suggest you something that you might need, it often tries to manipulate you into needing something, and with the amounts of personal data being collecte…
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Comment #37058062
Telling computers and humans apart is a wrong goal. Every request comes from a computer that is commanded by some human. And why shouldn't users be allowed to use automated user ag…
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Comment #32717313
There is also Simutrans-Extended ( https://bridgewater-brunel.me.uk/ ) — a fork that adds even more detail and realism to the simulation and tries to achieve better game balance.
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Comment #31830851
> Human-sized computing: a reasonable level of complexity for a computing system is that it can be entirely understood by a single person (from the low-level hardware details to th…
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Comment #30566260
Can a vendor be held responsible for anything an unauthorized pirated copy of their software does?
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Comment #30565801
You don't. That's a way to punish all users of pirated software.
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Comment #30565749
Software vendors can deliberately leak "pirated" copies of their programs to Russian torrent sites with backdoors and other malicious code added. That could be an effective counter…
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Comment #30562718
Using git is no big deal, but storing the repo on Github means sharing the information with a third party (Microsoft) even if the repo is kept "private".
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Comment #30514044
Disruption of the Internet service will be very damaging to Russian anti-war protests.
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Comment #30434973
Our perception of time is very subjective: it is affected by our age, by what we are doing, and it is known that it can be significantly altered by consuming certain substances. We…
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Comment #30414375
> Crazy how evil Google is. And the even worse evil are the website owners who betray their own users by placing third-party trackers on their own sites.
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Comment #30156230
This is not enough if we don't stop DRM (which Firefox also supports). DRM essentially means: only allow access with a program that implements certain required measures to restrict…
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Comment #28897982
I'd go further and say that computers are supposed to be used by programming them.
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Comment #27873099
> I think that Google using data to personalize ads and recommend videos is ethically ok. Advertising does not simply make people aware about some goods and services, it often work…