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IiydAbITMvJkqKf
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Comment #30513415
Flagging this because you are literally inciting Russian civilians to get themselves killed.
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Comment #30512547
And namecheap banning russian TLDs will not stop the bombings, will not stop Putin, and will not help Ukraine. I hate people who think they can solve geopolitical problems with SQL…
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Comment #30511975
Fine, I will move my domains this week, even though I'm not in Russia and I don't have affected TLDs. You're punishing people for reasons they have zero control over. If you actual…
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Comment #30511682
This is victim blaming on an unprecedented scale. The average russian has zero control over the actions of the dicatorship, and thus can't be held accountable. Collective punishmen…
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Comment #30476517
Devirtualization is not the correct term. Devirt is a common compiler optimization, where a call through a function pointer is replaced with a direct call to the only possible targ…
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Comment #30466519
> Does Trump have any influence there by any chance, given his recent statements? Interesting take to say the least.
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Comment #30464678
Least deranged partisan
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Comment #30440407
UUIDs are not text. Most uuid parsers ignore hyphens and braces, so citext will not help you. Use the native uuid type, or as a fallback, store it in a 16 byte binary blob.
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Comment #30439998
Australia is still a prison colony, just with different wardens.
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Comment #30383095
Someone got a nice bonus for the edge feature.
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Comment #30286459
-1 for obvious reasons
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Comment #30284322
You can criticize things you don't use.
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Comment #30283875
Guix intentionally does not patch security vulnerabilities if those fixes happen to be in proprietary blobs. Their stance on security is completely reckless and Guix has no place n…
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Comment #30184417
Open source does not mean a price of zero. I welcome this step.
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Comment #30126072
People need to stop bringing up F-Droid in response to Google supsending accounts. F-Droid does the exact same thing . If the distributor - whoever they are - don't like you, they …
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Comment #30071441
This map is very bad since 1. Most countries have "no data" 2. Those that do show an absolute number instead of a percentage, which makes the data essentially useless.
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Comment #30055534
Arch linux is unironically more stable than Windows 10+. Not saying it doesn't have its problems, but it has WAY less than Windows.
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Comment #30038321
Specifically, both shared_ptr and unique_ptr are owning pointers. Using plain old pointers for non-owning variables is idiomatic.
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Comment #30006652
So it's a campaign by an allied power?
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Comment #29993877
All ISPs in my country run their own recursive resolvers (with IPs resolving to my country). How "big" a resolver is does not matter at all - it's not a social network; the resolve…
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Comment #29993348
I genuinely can't tell if this is an April Fool's joke that the gnu project forgot to take down, or a serious project. I use non-iso8859 characters on a regular basis, so this edit…
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Comment #29965992
The word "must" never appears in the comment you quoted. Please read the comment before accusing its author of ad hominem attacks.
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Comment #29965848
No court in the world will accept the MIT liability waiver as a defense, when the vendor intentionally distributed malicious code.
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Comment #29950196
The situation on x11 isn't too different - there's basically only metacity, kwin, and openbox in the stacking WM world, plus a thousand tiling WMs. In wayland there's additionally …
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Comment #29939506
Oh no, not reddit, the biggest cesspool of the internet!