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by bzb5 6y ago
I imagine this article doesn’t include the whole story and is probably biased. Perhaps China was more specific about whatever Wikimedia did.
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by bzb5 6y ago
> the Wikimedia Foundation was carrying out political activities via the volunteer-led Wikimedia Taiwan chapter Is this true?
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by bzb5 6y ago
The result would be the San Francisco font... rendered terribly.
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by bzb5 6y ago
I’m astonished by the amount of people who choose to leak code on 4chan.
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by bzb5 6y ago
It is. 50% of youth unemployment in Spain for example.
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by bzb5 6y ago
That’s interesting, thank you.
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by bzb5 6y ago
I said freer, not completely free. And by free I mean the amount of people who currently use for example WhatsApp, which allows us to freely communicate with others. Even my mother is using it! Ten years ago she hadn’t touched any kind of t
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by bzb5 6y ago
And what’s India currently?
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by bzb5 6y ago
There are many things you can’t post online because you’d get in trouble.
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by bzb5 6y ago
> since we can freely trade information over the public internet No we can’t.
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by bzb5 6y ago
Many people including me use the browser maximised all the time.
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by bzb5 6y ago
I don’t understand the sarcasm. Those resources cost Oracle money, and they give them for free to researchers. A mention in return is very reasonable.
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by bzb5 6y ago
You are comparing European culture to Anglo culture. That’s pears to oranges. Not saying one is better than the other, but they work differently.
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by bzb5 6y ago
For context Android 10 was released over a year ago.
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by bzb5 6y ago
> over half a million people were trained as part of the project in the first seven months of 2020 - around 15% of the region’s population In the meantime countries such as Spain “enjoy” 50% unemployment of the young.
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by bzb5 6y ago
Not more intimidating than occupying someone else’s property, I guess.
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by bzb5 6y ago
From the article it seems they are a pro immigration group that is mostly bothered by the collaboration with ICE
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by bzb5 6y ago
Fibre deployments are very expensive; very often it makes no sense whatsoever to deploy fibre, especially to rural communities.
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by bzb5 6y ago
Define disproportionate. Is it not proportionate to the number of citizens?
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by bzb5 6y ago
When I saw Doom 2016 running on OpenGL I was shocked. I would’ve never thought you could write an AAA game with it. It made me wonder why game developers use DX instead.
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by bzb5 6y ago
Where I am there are more isps that support pcp than isps that support ipv6 at all (zero)
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by bzb5 6y ago
Which is why I said pcp. It helps to read the comment.
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by bzb5 6y ago
> One of the recent experiences of Linux Plumbers Conference convinced me that if you want to be part of a true open source WebRTC based peer to peer audio/video interaction, you need an internet address that’s not behind a NAT. ...
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by bzb5 6y ago
>So basically if someone sees a woman running alone there's an app they can go to see her name, picture and address How sexist. Women are as a strong as men and should not be treated like babies.
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by bzb5 6y ago
I’ve got a microphone with a physical kill switch and when turned off it still leaks like a sieve. Be careful with those switches.
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by bzb5 6y ago
Staying in a foreign country is a privilege, not a right.
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by bzb5 6y ago
In 2020 undemocratic seems a synonym for “swift and effective”
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by bzb5 6y ago
Android’s face unlock was so terrible that they removed it afterwards.
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by bzb5 6y ago
It is technically a popup, but the video gets paused as long as it’s open. YouTube has been annoying me much lately (especially when all videos start playing at low quality for the few first seconds) but this really is the last straw. Unfor
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by bzb5 6y ago
> The hospital couldn’t accept emergency patients because of the attack Yes they could.

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