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Comment #35492574
It is. FOSS is for free. Non-FOSS is $infinity. It's a very simple price plan.
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Comment #35492566
> What mostly riles me up about some 'foss movement' people is the fact that some of them think they're morally superior. That may be so. I also don't like that. But the way to add…
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Comment #35482071
> In general I prefer if people keep their politics out of IT infrastructure. Fine, then go somewhere else and don't use Codeberg. Your criticism is part of bringing politics into …
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Comment #35482048
> It's only a great alternative if you believe GitHub deserves to die Geez, why so extreme? They choose whom they support for free, and they choose FLOSS projects with similar goal…
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Comment #34221992
A: This thing! It's true! B: Prove it! A: No, you prove first! With really rigorous thinking, please!
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Comment #34221840
All good advice. I especially agree with the first line as a solid foundation. As long as you don't sleep well, forget the rest. And as long as you don't exercise regularly, the re…
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Comment #34221717
The network is the prime example for forcing serialization of events. Tbf, I agree with the recipe criticism. Would be neat with a dependency graph instead of a step-by-step list o…
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Comment #34221687
> And when you have colonists with that altruistic mindset, then yes - the idiot rate of that society has the potential to be significantly lower. If people sign up to this trip be…
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Comment #34219286
How do your scifi stories solve social issues like the breakdown of civilization following events like civil wars caused by events like the Capitol storming? In other words, isn't …
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Comment #34219077
I completely agree. That functional style actually favors readability and maintainability is a quite strong claim which I read often but it's usually lacking evidence. In my experi…