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apopapo
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Comment #48273908
What about the BSD kernels? Other libre/open source operating systems? These laws should be canceled altogether. They make no sense at all.
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Comment #48180587
"Human Resources" department.
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Comment #47521097
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Comment #47364751
It's not only the united states of America. These tyrannical views have been brewing everywhere for years, and there was not enough public counter-narrative to these ideologies.
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Comment #47337049
If "dis-information" is the core of the issue, then perhaps we ought to start banning religions? Despite doing that, China is a champion of spreading "dis-information" within their…
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Comment #47336140
Sadly it's not only the UK. There is a global push to restrict communication world-wide. The future is very bleak for fundamental freedoms.
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Comment #47265198
Taxpayers' money used to track taxpayers and finance the advertising industry.
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Comment #47262974
It makes us dumber and dumber.
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Comment #47152077
Thanks for sharing. Can you share an estimate of how many tokens it uses over time? Would love to know how much it costs in terms of money.
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Comment #47000903
That does not mean everybody systematically is "hurt" like you were. That is a very dangerous extrapolation.
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Comment #46996191
Has anyone managed to run Matrix over I2P or other similar overlay network technologies?
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Comment #46947582
Why would Slack not be affected by the same stupid laws?
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Comment #46777553
All these players will never dethrone DeadBeeF's interface. Foobar2000 simply has the perfect layout - and it's customizable.
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Comment #46646731
> psc uses eBPF iterators to read process and file descriptor information directly from kernel data structures. This bypasses the /proc filesystem entirely, providing visibility th…
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Comment #46078157
Overlay networks + libre and open-source software only (preferrably with reproducible builds).
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Comment #44926689
It's not even about "piracy". It's about "unauthorized copying".
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Comment #44838798
Tor is nice, but I still prefer i2p.
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Comment #44637297
What's wrong with committing encrypted secrets? That's how I use `sops`.
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Comment #44592802
A for loop in a shell script may sometimes look like this: `for ((i = 0 ; i Here this is essentially a "while" loop, meaning it will keep executing the commands as long as we don't…
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Comment #44590994
It's a "for" loop.
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Comment #44501623
Strongly disagree on the "unethical" part. Maintaining a distribution is a lot of work, and the infrastructure also costs money. Paying for the distribution of software is totally …
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Comment #44155076
If we managed to have decentralized social networks based on ActivityPub (Mastodon, Pleroma, etc.) why can't we have a dating app based on the same protocols?
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Comment #44087704
Pointing out precisely what you think could be mistakes would be useful.
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Comment #43418919
This reminded me of a static site generator called thumbsup: https://github.com/thumbsup/thumbsup It does require nodejs, but there is no database other than the native file system…
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Comment #43393937
> When Beetlejuice goes off, it's going to be the show of a lifetime. But it’s not going to hurt us. This got me confused for a second. I thought they were referring to some movie.…