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Comment #49249631
Fuck that. Competition and diversity is way better. Anyine who fucks up can just change their laws later.
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Comment #49249604
Incorrect. GNU/Linux includes userland while Linux doesn't.
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Comment #49235524
Increasingly? It sounds like you've never heard of the Open Group or open architecture. Some of the oldest uses are some of the weakest.
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Comment #49182633
Always beleive the record...
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Comment #49169659
Regardless of the reason, it still doesn't have Bluetooth, so I still can't use it.
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Comment #49137551
Does it have Bluetooth, because OpenBSD still doesn't.
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Comment #49134005
They said for new houses.
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Comment #49071225
More articles from the 90s please.
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Comment #48998149
In Sweden we're going to literally have Minority Report style pre-crime registries for potential child molesters. We already have one for potential domestic abusers. Fuck this coun…
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Comment #48722907
I mean it's definitely possible to call yourself that, but I'd argue no, it's not possible to actually be that.
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Comment #48721899
> Nationalist, sure. That's pretty far-right by itself. The fact that they want mass deportations should solidify it for you though.
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Comment #48721873
It doesn't take much purity to not be a fascist.
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Comment #48677125
Hmmm. I wonder what the most beefed up OS 9 computer would be... I loved that OS so much.
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Comment #48657906
Damn, you're right. Ugh, everything else is truly molasses.
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Comment #48652930
Umm, no? Citation needed.
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Comment #48652908
Why does it seem like that?
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Comment #48616702
It makes complete sense. Think about the opposite: When you don't feel safe, you'll want to reduce risk taking.
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Comment #48608271
Why not? It did the work. Why should you expect it to be omniscient? We can rank them based on how much they know and people will gravitate towards those that do know more. It's a …
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Comment #48363238
I think that's foolish engagement with the technology though. Never panic, always double check. I don't take it as factual. It's just a statistical summary of something it read and…
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Comment #48359519
Yeah, gonna be honest. I ridiculed people for it before, but now I use Google's AI a lot. I haven't used Google in over a decade otherwise and I still don't. I use Brave for search…
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Comment #48322645
> What exactly is their Trump-card secret strategy against full replacement? They are the value. Good luck finding volunteers to replace them.
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Comment #48257282
The future is getting creepier by the day. You know this'll be used in food farming.
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Comment #47939663
> Some countries have mutual agreements with the US that mitigate that, but that’s the fundamental legal position. What mitigation are you talking about? Does it apply to Sweden?
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