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xcasex
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Comment #15066646
aaand with linux, baytrail is still an issue, even though 4+ intel engineers are working on cracking that nut.
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Comment #13570551
is the music player "Vox" still around? if so, try it out :)
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Comment #11873810
Veterans who have spoken out about brashness, him being socially clumsy, him being an asshole. There are as of yet unsubstantiated, uncorroborated & unverified stories.
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Comment #11873507
the infosec scene is in a place the OSS scene was in ˜13-14 years ago, before the formal introduction of the gnome foundation, kde reorg. guess what both of those projects have? ou…
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Comment #11496004
this is interesting, a house in sweden, even rural sweden runs at the cheapest just shy of 1mil sek. that is to say, the lower end bracket of the middle class can forget about owni…
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Comment #11493470
This reminds me of something.. Oh, right. Baytrail support. that's still lacking as well, and that's also a C-state issue.
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Comment #10960286
basically its the old Microsoft adage that Apple somehow co-opted, embrace - extend etc etc. Apple implemented a feature for the next release of osx that does what f.lux does, know…
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Comment #10891095
tldr; Good.
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Comment #10891076
not as long as everything runs privileged as the superuser. running all services as root by default is bad juju.
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Comment #10842980
This, to me, is somewhat funny in the "that train is going to hit that car.." sense. whenever there's an exploit used by non state actors in an adversarial sense, there's goverment…
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Comment #10750583
I vehemetly disagree wrg. to firewalls and a11y. Gnome-Shell (default on fedora et al.) has since the GNOME projects 2.x release had _stellar_ accessability support. Firewall? you …
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Comment #8398129
this isnt just a phone. the manifesto -- and i use the term loosely -- is more or less about subverting the oss community because.. UxD. the phone - it's a pipedream, unless they a…
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Comment #5490347
Evgeny Morozov, while a talented writer, is a curmudgeon. To me, he reads like the lovechild of Dvorak and Ann Coulter, with none of the finesse ;)
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Comment #5443459
talk about setting up a story with a false premise.
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Comment #5416464
This has officially been blown entirely and utterly out of proportion, not a single soul should've been fired over this.
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Comment #5414028
bollocks.
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Comment #5403907
pownce was indeed awesome. both twitter and in some part google have recently acted very hostile to the notion of the open web. (Although referring to corporations as a singular en…
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Comment #5345960
omni, here you go: http://twitter.com/almightycasey
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Comment #5342925
It would actually be a derivative of ep VI, since the characters and creative designs differ and precede it. A direct copy, would be the _exact_same_ characters as depicted in ep V…
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Comment #5342825
I actually did. I was told by @Allan -- the founder of LV -- that I was "trolling", "writing inflammatory blog posts", that my "entire base of argument was based on the wrong facts…
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Comment #5342797
Hello. The way that works, you have to infer the existence of A for the existence of B and the existence of B for the existence of A. Direct copies only work as an argument if the …
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Comment #5342726
But then the question arises, is the person consciously aware of his influences or is he/she just building upon cultural memory? I mean were the DM designers at or about the moment…
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Comment #5342677
This all relates to trade dress, not copyright per se. there's also the question of originality i.e: Two men are wearing suits. Both suits originate in previous suits. The similari…