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libeclipse
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About libeclipse
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Comment #48914107
Bro thinks cloning a repo means you're already compromised
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Comment #48510174
> Only one generation stuck out to me. Simply asking it to make it look like a Qt app - to my tasteless eyes - removed almost all feeling of slop. You can check some of the results…
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Comment #46547472
It looks like an AI generated idea and execution. I believe the README is meaningless words pretending to mean something
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Comment #46521101
Why not just change the nonce instead of appending it and save some space
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Comment #46371365
Innovative how? Many travel routers already exist and support similar features
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Comment #42603109
You don't need NixOS to use Nix as a package manager/build system
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Comment #42359396
They didn't block anyone. They're making a mockery of Chinese censors. It's a political and satirical act.
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Comment #42359376
Chinese censors use active probing to scrape hosts and block anything with problematic content or services. It's not just DPI based.
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Comment #41181054
They're exaggerating. It's a very casual insult, often used playfully
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Comment #40607962
The sample size is miniscule (14)
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Comment #40134376
It would tell you that the system is inconsistent
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Comment #39106360
Did you see the authors of the paper?
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Comment #34847295
Bro thinks handing a majoritarian government unlimited, unchecked power is the solution lol Democracy breaks when power is concentrated.
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Comment #33509580
The marginal cost of digital goods tends to be low A bigger issue is that anyone with a VPN can access the discount
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Comment #32689685
It is back, yes
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Comment #31759027
That's literally not what they said
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Comment #31175549
Why do you assume that? The Uber competitor is a huge company
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Comment #30640116
What? You think food retains harmful radiation after it comes out of the microwave?
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Comment #30628368
No mention of security
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Comment #30598316
Microwaves are non-ionising radiation
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Comment #30086575
The GitHub page said it would take 2% but actually took 30%. How is that "exactly as it says it would"?
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Comment #30078078
Title was very badly massacred
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Comment #29593278
That's not plausible