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Comment #36229162
loser
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Comment #36207973
One of the first posts I saw was the N word over and over
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Comment #36204814
The content you’ve linked really does a good job at showing how completely decentralized P2P social media is a terrible, terrible idea.
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Comment #35818753
Then you can’t use passkeys!
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Comment #35673486
Ah yes I forgot that’s how things work- if anyone writes a report on something trivial, all non-trivial issues cease to be. Really we should be thanking journalists, we wouldn’t ha…
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Comment #35673473
https://archive.is/DTYtb
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Comment #35649701
Well the main argument of the article is that they physically fall apart quickly, and are difficult (or impossible without fabrication skills) to repair
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Comment #35609972
It’s completely asinine to make some observation of our material conditions and declare that we’re “hard wired” to act a certain way
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Comment #35312391
Not everyone, not if you have an eye for identifying discount grocery stores with clearly grey market goods!
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Comment #35309834
I thought you were saying that Marxism-Leninism suffers from naivety of pure math and I was really twisting my brain working that one out
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Comment #35285584
if you read the mailing list, you know there’s a lot of reasons. Linus hates out of tree and closed modules for quite a number of reasons- but in this specific context it seems the…
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Comment #35285576
Don’t…read a book by its cover, my friend. Her is not particularly about the gender expression of the robot.
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Comment #35285555
Nope- that generally only applies if you’re a celebrity; or if otherwise your job is your image. The cops will lose this.
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Comment #35257607
That’s exactly why they want you to do it with them though- so they can make you do it too their standards.
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Comment #35254246
You’re practically not supposed to to build external modules. It’s supported to only the most minimal degree- Linus, and the Linux project, WANT you to build things in. And as ever…
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Comment #35232141
I would love to make a bet with you, and I'd be willing to, but I really don't think I'll get to collect.
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Comment #35230792
F-Droid is lawful good, Cydia was chaotic good
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Comment #35172596
You can, and should, build things in public. EDIT: I just don’t trust promises for things to be open source. Notch said Minecraft would be open source, and look where that went. A …
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Comment #35116825
> System call filtering isn't a sandbox. It provides a clearly defined mechanism for minimizing the exposed kernel surface. It is meant to be a tool for sandbox developers to use. …
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Comment #35087560
They aren’t (and do not) require any privleged system calls, whatsoever. If you can actually exploit a system call, neither a MAC based approach or a pledge will help.
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Comment #35081965
You don’t understand namespaces, there are no mechanisms, or root specific mechanisms, you could use to elevate a namespace. You don’t get any kind of god powers like kernel memory…
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Comment #35055156
Most medicine is efficacious long after it’s use by date
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Comment #34780768
The scientific consensus is that children need more sleep than theyre getting, and that waking up later is healthier. I assume this problem is the same in most parts of the world.
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Comment #34764917
I can’t see myself needing a CPU upgrade for a long time. I used Ivy Bridge for a decade, and my Ryzen is far far more powerful. Right now the only compute upgrade I need is a GPU …
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