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Comment #46896192
I get the impression that you are not being honest, about multiple things, sorry.
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Comment #46892757
I would have thought that the Great Firewall of China would be a more obvious thing to be reminded of. Especially since there is no world war currently, yet, at least, and communic…
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Comment #46884625
If X/Twitter was to be banned in the EU, and some of its citizens still wanted to access X/Twitter, let us say for the sake of getting alternative points of view on politics and ne…
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Comment #46870726
Do you understand what motivates the supporters of ICE?
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Comment #46861011
Does your country allow suing him for a large monetary amount? Have you talked to the media? A lawyer? Maybe together with others? Made it as easy as possible for the police to get…
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Comment #46860424
There can be "cynical greedy bastards" in many places. If you optimize against them in one regard and place, will you also handle them elsewhere well? And calling for change can be…
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Comment #46859378
I think you have good arguments, but I wonder if there are alternatives that could work in at least some cases. Like, how Unreal engine's license works. Source-available to game de…
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Comment #46859343
But do bitwise copies when moving not also possibly incur that, even without Copy? If the optimizer doesn't optimize it away? Since movement can happen by copying bits and releasin…
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Comment #46859193
A change in economic system might be neither sufficient nor necessary, especially if the new economic system turns out to be even worse, or a scam. One approach is to have expectat…
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Comment #46859115
It has a more lax license AFAIK. Also, many Rust projects and libraries have been abandoned, or are in so-so shapes. Edit: To specify, new projects like sudo-rs may seem promising,…
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Comment #46859081
This might be a controversial view: What if the exploitative aspect is open source itself? Trick some above average but naive developers into giving their talent, effort, insights …
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Comment #46858548
I think I've heard of Rust devs complaining about moves having implicit bitwise copies that were not optimized away.
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Comment #46845011
I am not sure that I understand you correctly, and I find the subject interesting. Is it what the enum abstraction can model easily that is the issue? If so, I believe the Rust com…