despera

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by despera 6mo ago
For that kind of scope we are not talking just "some" more than 5000 but hundreds of thousands of soldiers, thus full invasion to a country twice the size and population of Afghanistan.
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by despera 1y ago
A tool can very well be broken thought or simply useless for anything but the most lightweight job (despite all the PR nonsense) They call it a tool and so people leave reviews like any other tool.
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by despera 2y ago
History is filled with workers of any kind standing up, speaking politics as part of their unions, taking action as one and having the black sheep marginalized. No, we won't be making games together. We are not in this together. We wil
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by despera 2y ago
You people really making things up. I understand, fake news comes with the culture. Let's just say goodbyes and best wishes for that chad fork.
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by despera 2y ago
Polarization like... staying tf away from racists, homophobics, genocide supporters and in general toxic people? Yeah, i guess that's the kinda of polarization that i can support. Majority or not.
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by despera 2y ago
How do you know what the majority wants or that even matters? Simply because some sociopaths have stopped seeing themselves as active members of the society, doesn't necessarily make them neither a majority nor a healthy group of peopl
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by despera 2y ago
Nobody threatened your very obscured sense of free expression. They didn't ban them from the platform (even that would be discussable), they simply stopped interacting with a bunch of very weird and intolerant people. It's their r
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by despera 2y ago
I cannot verify that this guy is a contributor to Godot. Nothing shows up on his main github account relevant to godot. Only with that new fork. Don't get me wrong, Godot did ban few accounts. Those totally weird hecklers who made iss
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by despera 2y ago
Do you have a proof for that?
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by despera 4y ago
Oh come on it's not such a big brain moment the fact that there are more quality elements involved for projects beyond a license that someone would take in account. I'm pretty sure you can think many just by yourself but elude you
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by despera 4y ago
Now that the location of the supposed "attack by stalker" has been geolocated by someone affiliated to Bellingcat[1] and obviously that (if ever happened) had nothing to do with services or bots that share aviation public data; ca
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Supreme administrative court of Greece: Political campaigning excluded from GDPR(ekathimerini.com)
1 points by despera 4y ago|0 comments
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by despera 5y ago
https://twitter.com/pragmaticml/status/1411113232048218119 So yeah, sorry for those who believe that it's going to return some "purely algorithmic" code and won't just randomly copying code. Al
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by despera 5y ago
Image caption triggered my greek cheese-seller's nerves. Those are not "slabs of feta cheese" shown but mizithra or anthotyro. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthotyros Now for the important part. Region
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by despera 5y ago
Sure, people beaten, imprisoned and murdered trying to improve working rights, eight hour work etc but let's trivialize all that to childish terminology (cringe) and argument (bad apple).
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by despera 5y ago
Because being "100% employee" and having no free time is SO MUCH FREEDOM and as it is already public knowledge, "work sets you free". But, i know, those few dicks. Not. The. Company.
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by despera 5y ago
Right, such few damn dicks also happened to keep active relations with the Third Reich supporting the logistics of the concentration camps. Never a company policy, just those few bad people giving it a bad name...
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by despera 5y ago
Since when parts of the kernel are governed differently than other parts? It is code _within_ the official kernel, not some module in a dark alley git server at IBM.
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by despera 5y ago
The real question is Linus OK with the project being separate feuds with different (corporate) rules instead of a single community
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by despera 5y ago
No, the manager obviously talking about "hobby" email and being 24h/day employee (slave) so this has nothing to do with the day work of the certain programmer.
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by despera 5y ago
Shameful and regressive corporate tactics. This is part of the main kernel source code, not some private module. This is obviously against any sense of openness and inclusive development process. If a certain person has something to offer t
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by despera 6y ago
Oh no no i didn't mean that it's happening because of/for the immigration. Just saying that European Union is already in honeymoon with the far right so such policies are only to be expected.
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by despera 6y ago
Well, it has been only few months since when a ""study"" released, ordered by the EU parliament, where the authors were asking for a european firewall similar to the chinese one. Between drowning refugees and immigrants
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by despera 6y ago
I do agree with the premises, i don't agree with your conclusion. Yes only a part of patches would be marked as such. That, major or minor, part would simply mean that people won't have to reinvent the particular wheel, as happene
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by despera 6y ago
How is no marking better than some marking? If there is a commit that refers to a "memory leak" why shouldn't be, at least superfluously, checked, identified and have distros informed? (e.g 2ca068be09bf8e285036603823696140026
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by despera 6y ago
I understand that completely and i already know your thoughts on that and in some extend i do agree. Still, i think we do have in hand a very characteristic issue that even without knowing the details, simply by searching commit messages fo
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by despera 6y ago
While RedHat's backporting might not be great, i believe that upstream would do good if they would change their mind about having or not a well defined vulnerability identification and notification system. It's understandable that
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by despera 7y ago
Of course it does involve frequency, "again" can either mean something that's happening very often OR something that stopped happening and started again. It's a matter of corporate strategy and has nothing to do with eac
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by despera 7y ago
Considering that the browser choice UI first "neglected" and then removed from Windows we can safely call this another EU bubble.
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by despera 7y ago
"Again"? When did they stop? You mean that hypocritical "MS loves Linux" stuff while their partners are digging the grave for FOSS like in Munich?

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