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cakeday
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Comment #45687973
What the fuck does that matter? And no, it wasn't made today.
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Comment #45687948
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Comment #45683647
We all grow old. Your situation today may not be the same as tomorrow and you may find your smug self needing social security.
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Comment #45683576
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Comment #45683559
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Comment #45683457
So many far left conspiracy theories in here, blatant false accusations, assertions and wild fallacies.
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Comment #45661227
IIRC, last presidential election that was what we did in our county, voted on a machine, got a prinout, verified it, stuck it in the scanner and was done. I think I'm remembering i…
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Comment #45649914
Interesting notion, I'd never come across that before. I've seen many demos of what the Earth could look like with all the ice melted but I'm not sure any of them took what you're …
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Comment #45649876
> This is where I will disagree and stand fast. You're welcome to do that but you're wrong as far as the majority of selfhosters are concerned. Spend time on https://www.reddit.com…
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Comment #45649839
That's actually not correct at all.
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Comment #45649823
> In my opinion, if your services had downtime today, you are not “self-hosting”. Zero here. > If you depend on anything which has “cloud” in its name, you are not “self-hosting”. …
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Comment #45649796
> Host in house? Yes, mostly.
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Comment #45647378
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Comment #45644803
That's informative, I wasn't aware of that way to view HN, thanks.
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Comment #45644780
"authoritarian regimes" It seems someone at F-Droid may have a political axe to grind with the current US presidency and the majority of the population of America who elected (1.)t…
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Comment #45644700
The US Constitution's First Amendment protects religion from government. There is no amendment protecting porn or gratuitous violence. Marking the religious apps as NSFW may be a v…
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