anonymou2

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by anonymou2 2y ago
don't worry, pretty soon you're gonna be great...
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by anonymou2 2y ago
resistance is futile... you have been assimilated.
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by anonymou2 3y ago
security, yep! they will run Microsoft Windows, Google proprietary javascript, and Whatsapp for "secure" communication on these chips!!
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by anonymou2 3y ago
cycle lanes protected from what?
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by anonymou2 3y ago
Why would they ever need chairs in zero g !!!
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by anonymou2 3y ago
peakoilbarrel.com
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by anonymou2 4y ago
you mean like github?
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by anonymou2 4y ago
the cancer of Facebook
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by anonymou2 4y ago
I think the point is not to become like the people in wall-e (or Idiocracy I might add).
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by anonymou2 4y ago
It is interesting that capitalism is getting rid of the idea of private property. I guess it is only private property for capitalists themselves and not the serfs?
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by anonymou2 4y ago
I liked Pirates of the Caribean I, II and III !
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by anonymou2 4y ago
wow, that's food? I only see packages with pictures.
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by anonymou2 5y ago
What you are describing shows that segregated bike lanes are really the cyclists ghetto. Built to kick us cyclists off the roads that the motorists believe are theirs. Look at China, they are building them now, what has changed? Remember th
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by anonymou2 5y ago
Care to explain why not being surrounded by a metal cage has anything to do with the rules of the road? What rules should cyclists follow then?
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by anonymou2 5y ago
Then the problem really is the car drivers that expect you to keep off what they think is their road, even if that puts you in danger (that expectation is given official support by the segregated bike path). If I am riding in a narrow lane
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by anonymou2 5y ago
I must be mad, riding my bicycle daily, on the same roads as cars for more than 15 years. 0 accidents. By the way, the simplest way to avoid a dooring accident is not to ride on the door zone. When I see a bike-only lane next to parked
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by anonymou2 6y ago
What I find amazing is that in this capitalist world, these companies are really against private property (yours, not theirs) I am not sure if private property is in the definition of capitalism, probably not, so there may be no contradicti
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by anonymou2 6y ago
I suppose it is not so bad to be a serf. Your master feeds you and you don't have to worry about getting food.
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by anonymou2 6y ago
thanks! I didn't know about them.
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by anonymou2 6y ago
purism. In fact I just got a computer from them. They make modern computers with Coreboot instead of proprietary bios. They need all our support!
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by anonymou2 6y ago
A computer programmer is found dead in the shower. Next to him there is a bottle of shampoo, with the instructions: Apply, rinse, repeat.
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by anonymou2 6y ago
Everyone back to IRC!
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by anonymou2 6y ago
Tor is very easy to use, just download the bundle and there you go.
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by anonymou2 6y ago
wow... Haven't you heard about the Big Bang?
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by anonymou2 6y ago
Not if you accept that the earth is a sphere (and hence finite).
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by anonymou2 6y ago
There are some books like that already: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melcher_Media#DuraBooks
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by anonymou2 6y ago
Originally all software was free, it just wasn't called that because there was no closed software. It was shared like cooking recipes.
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by anonymou2 6y ago
SymPy is great! I use it at work in an in-house web application where the user designs a graph (using d3.js). The graph nodes are electric energy meters, and so there are certain flows thru them. A system of equations is generated and then
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by anonymou2 6y ago
I used Google as an example of what it normally means to send stuff to the cloud. Sorry If it bothered you. Insert X powerful monopoly private company instead.
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by anonymou2 6y ago
So you send your urine test results to the "cloud". Now the Google engineers will know whether you are going to die even before your doctor does. That's just great.

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