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Comment #47329077
For those who are only familiar with Linux (or Windows): don't relegate yourself to any one system. FreeBSD has its benefits and so does Linux (and Windows, though that shrinks by …
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Comment #47120586
Perhaps the initial posts spurred reader interest in FreeBSD which then spurred further posts? FreeBSD is great - good to see it get positive "airtime."
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Comment #47099438
It looks great using Plasma. If the comparison and "problem" is the lack of a "ribbon" menu, etc., then you are missing the whole point of Office alternatives: they are free, open …
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Comment #46779744
Fooyin is great. For those spoiles by foobar2000, there are no alternatives.
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Comment #46712534
The typical touted benefit is the native first-party ZFS support.
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Comment #46202852
You believe it is irrelevant - I believe it is relevant. I argue matter itself has more basis in reality in that it cannot be as easily explained away as time. In the context you'r…
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Comment #46202618
How do you know anything outside of your perception is true? All things boil down to a philosophical argument. The simplest answer is that "time" as we imagine it is a product of o…
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Comment #46202538
We understand "time" in the context that we must: to subsist in order to procreate. The extent it exists outside of our own perception as we imagine it does, is debatable. Ultimate…
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Comment #44849677
Likewise. UHD blurays are still quite common; perhaps not in physical stores so much, but that holds true for many products.
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Comment #44775740
Life isn't inherently easy - or fair. For most, it is much easier today because of the efforts of those who came before us. We are lucky for those efforts because they afford us mo…
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Comment #44352394
Rock solid and plenty of ports. I use it for multiple ZFS file servers, which subsequently led me to utilizing Linux regularly, which then led to dropping Windows altogether. It so…
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Comment #44199603
Agreed - it wasted my time.
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Comment #44199591
I was also disappointed.
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Comment #44068832
The answer is a resounding yes. The article conflates philosophy with the formal study of philosophy. In truth, philosophy necessarily exists just as math does, even if no one stud…
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Comment #44001000
Even if you - and the stance SO takes/took - are correct, that doesn't erase the fact that the decorum is unpalatable to a vast majority of the user-base. Being correct does not ne…
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Comment #43957266
We are victims of our success.
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Comment #43911413
While what you say may be true, I would wager poor password hygiene isn't relegated to just this administration; rather, it seems to be a human weakness in general.
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Comment #43890222
Interesting point that I also alluded to elsewhere. The perspective of good/bad could vary highly depending on the individual. And really, it could vary highly based on what any on…
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Comment #43889236
Existence of a/the soul isn't the only reason machines cannot replace people in the context of something like this. One reason is that the human experience is dependent upon the bi…
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Comment #43886632
It cannot because it is not human. It can emulate the experience but it will never be genuine. Generally, if a caller ever became aware that it wasn't truly a person on the other e…
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Comment #43886582
By definition, it will never replace "them."
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Comment #43886568
The point of it all is the human connection - not the answers.
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Comment #43663040
Try EndeavourOS. I've had less issues with a "riskier" distro like this than the recommended safer distros.
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Comment #43384936
Until the past 2 months, I was an avid Windows user. Up until 2 years ago, I had 7 machines with legitimate copies of Windows installed, several functioning in a server capacity. U…
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Comment #42940518
I went from 7 copies of Windows 11 Pro in personal use - all purchased at full price - to using none now. Now they are all combinations of FreeBSD, Debian, and Endeavour.