ceayo

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by ceayo 2mo ago
at the hands of alcoholic perverts who push this legislation onto them
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by ceayo 2mo ago
> all genocides are done by people who want to set the world right heh. no.
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by ceayo 3mo ago
Without books, what books are they going to read?
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by ceayo 3mo ago
- E-Books smell awful. - It's fun to collect, to look at what you have. - You can remember the books, by looking at your shelves. - You /actually/ own something, instead of some random variable in Jeff Bezos' database sa
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by ceayo 3mo ago
isn't this just opencode with a different logo?
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by ceayo 4mo ago
Gah I’m switching to TMUX.
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by ceayo 4mo ago
I think most people who even know the difference between x11 and Wayland are much more privacy conscious then those who don’t. 0% of people going out of their way to jump through all the hoops to get plasma working on x11 would ever opt in
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by ceayo 4mo ago
There is a difference between things being supported and the absence of things not being supported…
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by ceayo 4mo ago
why would you want this?
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by ceayo 4mo ago
I'm sorry but the only thing that truly understands TeX, is, and will forever be, TeX.
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by ceayo 4mo ago
That's awesome!
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by ceayo 5mo ago
> fascist child snatchers lol
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by ceayo 5mo ago
Can you give some examples of things rapidly disappearing?
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by ceayo 5mo ago
Migrated my website away from 11ty to my own code today, after reading this. Took me about 45 minutes writing a program generating the exact same result. Honestly, I don't think software should be perpetually maintained. The problem wi
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by ceayo 6mo ago
> Reinventing the pull requests I've got some wheels spare, care to have some?
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by ceayo 6mo ago
am i a robot or is this just way too hard?
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by ceayo 6mo ago
Poor sould -- they should have googled `wlroots` before their commenting.
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by ceayo 6mo ago
> Defeats the point of sandboxing Sandboxing defeats the point of said applications. If you want your computer to have no functionality, check out Figma. A clickable prototype sounds like precisely the security the world needs right no
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by ceayo 6mo ago
They probably don't even expect 4chan to pay up - they just want them gone.
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by ceayo 6mo ago
The GDPR is about your data being handled overseas. OFCOM&co is about overseas data going to you .
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by ceayo 6mo ago
yay capitalism. thank god it is a joke! > Those maintainers worked for free—why should they get credit? ROFL
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by ceayo 7mo ago
Of course! Think of the dangers of an unsupervised child... (SHOCK WARNING) cooking... A gasp MEAL!
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by ceayo 7mo ago
You're so right... Some of these patterns are, to their very core, parts of what make these social media bad.
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by ceayo 7mo ago
I'm not really sure if the author (i.e. generative language model) is being serious or being sarcastic...
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by ceayo 8mo ago
That is authoritarianism. Indeed, you have a valid point, except that communism in fact only is an economic theory and does not implicate anything on other areas of government. There is no difference between a capitalist authoritarian and a
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by ceayo 8mo ago
so much for the rule of law, I guess...
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by ceayo 8mo ago
> drove its founding IMO drove its funding .
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by ceayo 9mo ago
> You can't trust a child's judgement because they don't have the experience to exercise good judgement. How can a child get any experience, if they are only ever exposed to perfect make-believe fairyland?
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by ceayo 9mo ago
What I believe the author did was instead of teaching their child that they may not talk to strangers, they believed there just is a magic button to have these strangers not exist.
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by ceayo 9mo ago
> yet for the remaining 20% you have to be there. Shouldn't you trust your children, to come to you in that 20%?

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