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Comment #36232265
The original Lemmy developers are hardline Marxist-Leninists, they make no secret of this. https://dessalines.github.io/essays/dessalines_marxism_study...
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Comment #36230876
On rock solid functionality: https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues?q=crash segfault, leak and hang are also fun ones. Apparently the massive memory leaks in the python integr…
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Comment #36214986
> payment processing This is outsourced. > customer support "Can't find the solution you're looking for? Here's how to get help from our experts. Note: We currently don't offer sup…
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Comment #36198871
> Simple, rock solid functionality. Don't ever open that C++ code base unless you have a barf bag. I started making contributions and gave up because I have better things to do wit…
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Comment #36197517
> In the 90s I used to edit out CSAM related groups, from the downloaded list in Netscape's built in NNTP client. This list gets downloaded from whatever server you configure and i…
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Comment #36197410
> alt.binaries killed usenet. In 2023 Usenet is solely commercially viable for alt.binaries.
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Comment #36196703
Some of us work/worked for organizations doing hardware, marketing, sales to every corner of the planet and dealing with supply chain with 1/8 of that workforce though (more than 2…
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Comment #36145053
> To me, this why AVX didn't get widespread use. This is flat out false. The rest of the comment is therefore superfluous.
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Comment #35983950
> Can simulated hospital simulate efforts by staff to quickly add into many charts a medication Rx - by taking one patient note and copying 1 note, then pasting that into several? …
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Comment #35968998
reposurgeon. It was what was ultimately used to transition gcc to git. Just to be clear, ESR is still a tool: https://np.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/1b1wbl/clos_is_an_ugly... http:/…
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Comment #35547454
Sort of goes with the territory with proclamations including words like "everything" and "everyone". "almost" feels like meaningless filler.
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Comment #35546254
You don't have to go by anecdotes, you can go by published testing then. Dust may be a special case, and perhaps certain occupations may be better off with a top loader for work cl…
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Comment #35546186
> is they unavoidably have mold and mildew problems due to the design. Keep the door open. The water evaporates. Never had a problem avoiding mold.
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Comment #35545800
> Cool. How about brain surgery? Clarification: how about brain lobotomies? Many of the indications for open heart surgery are no longer valid or standard of care today, replaced w…
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Comment #35544771
Gold has been around a lot longer.
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Comment #35542330
> I think the tricky part with innovation, is almost everything innovative looks like a bad idea to almost everyone. No. No. The steam engine, modern refrigeration and open heart s…
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Comment #35541691
> But I think many efficient machines do a poor job at cleaning. Not in my experience. A good high efficiency front loader tends to get the clothes cleaner - and notably with much …
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Comment #35431779
Well, sure it's related (and MacinTalk is still builtin to modern macOS and iOS - you can use them for the system TTS voice). But DECTalk and MacinTalk weren't the only speech synt…
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Comment #35429731
Whew boy -- the reminder of the Gell-Mann amnesia effect is powerful on this one. I can't imagine it would not be more than a few minutes of downloading the image from archive.org …
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