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r12343a_19

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    Comment #35863282

    Because the trick is to boil the frog slowly . Even the most dense simpleton understands that having no rights means having no rights. But if you have some rights, starting next Tu…

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    Comment #35820696

    Sadly I've let go. Switched to some other small and fanless things. Surprisingly with x86-64!

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    Comment #35820633

    Sure, come over the our EU utopia... Come to think of it, if only it would be possible to do a swap. Half a mil a year to live in SF sounds harsh but worth the risk.

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    Comment #35676120

    I never understood what Libreboot does on top of Coreboot. As far as I could tell it's a "distro" of Coreboot that just disables some things and maybe adds a few patches. All the h…

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    Comment #35465172

    I find the obsession of ignoring how a person died shocking. Sure, let's remember the person (I never knew before). But... should we pretend he was not stabbed!? What is wrong with…

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    Comment #35411174

    It's amazing that for the past 8 years (almost to the day!) imgur has been hosting your screenshots.

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    Comment #35378526

    > YC is 100% what you make of it This is 100% what survivor bias sounds like. Every party is what you make of it. Every job. Every business. Every interaction. Except, you know, wh…

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    Comment #35208248

    > Don’t they understand that this is what drives people to Macs and Chromebooks (and nerds like me to Linux)? (Internal) metrics say otherwise.

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    Comment #34721648

    > went offline permanently on January 18, 2023 Lol.

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    Comment #34355096

    Dude, reading comprehension much? I literally started 'by that logic' to underline how broken the whole initial comment was! Do only smart people use fiat? Like... it's not even wo…

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    Comment #34353793

    By this logic most large scale human suffering before crypto was created by fiat. Most of current human suffering is still fiat. Crypto is barely a blip in the grand scheme and I d…

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    Comment #34187633

    Please read https://whoisnnamdi.com/never-enough-developers/ You may need a change of career.

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    Comment #33927309

    It's blurry because it crosses state boundaries into random countries which don't make this available.

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    Comment #33927294

    You reply makes no sense. On a grammatical and conceptual level.

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    Comment #33895388

    You think your internet provider will just allow you do a Bitcoin TX?

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    Comment #33894018

    All that suffering just so UPI payments go up?

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    Comment #33894004

    Because, of course, money is laundered $250 at a time.

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    Comment #33858235

    Hm... 1. GPS didn't work in the background for me. A few OS updates and some Waze updates later it seems I do get turn-by-turn directions. 2. GPU artefacts in Minecraft and Firefox…

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    Comment #33830929

    Only a few more trillion dollars and its days are numbers. Maybe, just maybe, Apple has so much money nobody can stop it.

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    Comment #33792174

    Well, the immediate associates is generally public info. It's the "final human owner" that gets blurry if you have a chain of companies. This is not necessarily surprising. The sta…

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    Comment #33761029

    You're the only one introducing "Toxic Individualism" in this thread. I wonder what do you mean by it? Because, just as well, there's an aggressive collectivist movement which dire…

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    Comment #33590013

    I legit wonder if it's not time for OpenBSD to switch to Java. I mean, there's so much work to keep C safe and make sure memory is managed well, etc. What the project needs is a vi…

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    Comment #33542544

    > I think the cozy relationship between EA and FTX has done immense damage to the public image and standing of the EA movement. And it couldn't happen to a nicer cult.

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    Comment #33276939

    Yet, they dropped support for i386DX and some older (386) Cyrix?

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    Comment #33226715

    This may explain why the latest detergent is so strongly perfumed you need to rinse multiple times. Well, AI and Covid.