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xisukar
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Comment #32712724
>Not working with fascists (yes, really) makes me much happier about cloudflare. This is beyond comical.
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Comment #32712630
>The people who pushed for this have a list of the next sites they are going to get taken down. In particular any place TERFs have discussions. At this point, expect everything tha…
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Comment #32670817
Some stack traces / error messages are less than awesome though
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Comment #31970469
>Well I personally prepend @everyone to all my messages. ^ Arrest this man or woman!
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Comment #31967966
You're being downvoted but it's wild how frontend frameworks pop up, take hold, and then quietly disappear with the next iteration of the same thing with different syntactic sugar.…
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Comment #31816941
>But in Florida there is a law now saying teachers can’t talk about gay people in school. If only you weren't misrepresenting the Parental Rights in Education bill[1] you'd have a …
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Comment #31816829
>When your fashionable beliefs fall out of fashion, it will be your problem soon enough. Just don't cry about oppression then. The righteousness of these individuals make them blin…
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Comment #31816760
>If it's my app, I'll use my logo. You might own the app's code but if the user paid for the app, they're entitled to not wanting their screen to become some billboard to The Curre…
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Comment #31811986
>nowadays everyone does programming language By design/specification, Raku[0] is over 20 years old. The Rakudo[1] compiler is a lot younger, with its first stable release back in 2…
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Comment #31811953
>I don't know that I'd call Raku battle-hardened yet You're right here, the Rakudo[1] compiler had its first stable release back in 2015 and comparatively speaking, there's a lot o…
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Comment #31525432
Was Twitter able to prove that at least 95% of its users aren't bots?
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Comment #31509277
It's simply degradation (if we're talking about early adopters) and growth (if we're talking about the demographics Reddit is now targeting).
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Comment #31369579
>Forum literacy is the key, and it’s not built into everyone by default. I think I have a vague idea but what does forum literacy entail? :)
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Comment #31369507
>Too tired of the "include us -> we demand change -> we demand you be kicked out -> build your own place" cycle. It reminds me of a modified version [1] of one of the Webcomic Name…
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Comment #31344266
From Dijkstra: >The tools we use have a profound and devious influence on our thinking habits, and therefore on our thinking abilities. Obviously you should use the right tool for …