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Comment #32235648
I have netflix, but also a usenet server account and many TB of disk. I might cancel the first, if the added value becomes too small.
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Comment #31974233
Excellent. I hope more and more people start to see how absurd and evil the concept of "intellectual property" is. It should be totally rejected and any form of keeping useful info…
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Comment #31860215
If impulse control is an issue for you, I think weed is one of the lesser issues. Alcohol or other substances or habits are much more of a risk for those with little self control.
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Comment #31860192
Another data point here: 2 kids, the one who uses (a lot) of THC is more successful, got a physics masters degree and had a 40% side-job during most of bachelor/masters phase.
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Comment #28584528
I can only assume that, just like "made in germany" in the 19th century, after a while the "made in china" will transform from a sign of inferior, into a sign of superior quality. …
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Comment #28584473
And the arguments in favour are often based on feelings and/or the vested interests of the current owners of "intelectual property". I think that basically it is immoral to prevent…
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Comment #27569500
Indeed, it is one of the proposed solutions as listed in the corresponding wikipedia article on the St. Petersburg paradox. There is a table with quite low expected values, mapping…
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Comment #27436386
Most European countries, including Switzerland, still have them. They do work with some limits. And they are absolutely necessary to prevent that, once you have made money, you can…
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Comment #27005206
Google might be doing this to show the negative aspects of the current copyright system. Maybe they want to annoy enough people so that something might change.
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Comment #26011754
It is a distro of enigma2, see https://git.opendreambox.org/ Written in python.
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Comment #25263257
Just use something else for your root file system, and zfs for the rest. I've been running Zol for 10 years (on arch) and had to recover a few times, but it was never difficult bec…
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Comment #24059599
It depends. Once the coronavirus is defeated, it will have accelerated the economic cycle downturn, we might see a very deep and long recession, maybe even one like we have not see…
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Comment #23948981
The US was and is one of the driving forces behind the UN convention, however.
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Comment #23948943
There have been reports of huge overdosis, e.g. by miscalculation by a factor of 1000 or even more. The physical harm was little to none. The mental harm varied greatly, there were…
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Comment #23948897
The article pleads for more workers rights and bargaining power. While I think that is a noble wish, it is an illusion, and they know it. The article describes "out of the box" thi…
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Comment #23818087
As far as I know, you need grpc-web only because there is no direct grpc implementation for javascript. For rust, c++ etc. you would use grpc natively.
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Comment #23277432
I was thinking exactly this, 8 years ago. I moved from an imac + mbpro to linux only. It took longer than expected. I even intended to buy put options, but someone I trust told me …
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Comment #22426630
Real criminals won't use such platforms anymore, but use custom end-to-end encryption. They'll find people to make them something, if need be by using steganography. This will only…
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Comment #22118581
It depends on the language. I've used debuggers in java, much less in c++, and hardly in go. I feel there is not much of a need in go for debugging, writing good tests and the occa…
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Comment #22067928
It would be even better if there were just and progressive taxes, so that the state can take its responsibility, and charity is not required.
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Comment #22036153
Agree, I'm wondering too.
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Comment #22035844
Thinking about dark energy and the renewed controversy about it, e.g. https://www.space.com/dark-energy-not-debunked.html . We have grave inconsistencies in cosmology, yet very bol…
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Comment #21977842
It is not good to make implicit assumptions that are not generally shared. Your post is either a cruel joke, or you assume certainty about something like reincarnation (another lif…