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elektrontamer
6d ago
I always install earlyoom for that reason
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elektrontamer
3mo ago
We're also forced to use it. I can't stand it. Want to just quit the business altogether. Maybe become an electrician or something.
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elektrontamer
3mo ago
> 99% of "immigration problems" are because of poverty and inequality That's just made up claim there's no evidence to support this. Even if it were true it's not the taxpayers responsibility to import all the de
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elektrontamer
3mo ago
It makes perfect sense. Differentiating between a good and bad ones is the easiest thing ever. 1. Are they a net benefit to the country's finances? Do they pay more than enough taxes to cover the public services they use and then some.
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elektrontamer
3mo ago
I always dreamt of migrating to some european country but seeing their suicidal policy of importing the worst from all over the world I've completely abandoned the idea. If this passes maybe there is some hope after all. Note: In case
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elektrontamer
4mo ago
Holy hell you're right. Never thought they were so concerned about the environment and global warming.
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elektrontamer
4mo ago
Same. I barely edit default configs. I also mostly use emulators provided by whatever ide I use.
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elektrontamer
8mo ago
May he rest in peace. His characters were quite charming and funny.
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elektrontamer
8mo ago
Still can't believe how bad the Spotify app is. It keeps losing my downloaded podcasts. Takes forever to switch from online to offline mode. How hard could possibly be, just send a few packets if you get no answer you're offline.
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elektrontamer
8mo ago
The Rwandan genocide, Holodomor, invasion of Nanjing, Mao's massacres, Gaza right now none of which are remotely related to W.Superacists yet just as brutal if not more. Humans have been fighting and killing each other forever it'
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9mo ago
Neither is windows. Google at least works and is easily protable. My dad's always searching for some usb drive he lost with hours of work on it. He'd be much better off using google.
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9mo ago
Lol! Brilliant!
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elektrontamer
9mo ago
How on earth was this allowed? Neither the republican nor democrat base wanted this. There wasn't even an attempt at justification, the drugs argument was a complete and utter joke. They could at least do a little false flag attack. If
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9mo ago
The thing is linux desktop is pretty damn good for a lot of people for their day to day needs. It's just the office tools and gaming. Cloud tools like google docs can handle the office side and valve can sovle gaming. But there still r
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9mo ago
Biggest dream of mine but almost impossible if you're married. Women hate it out it in the middle of nowhere.
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9mo ago
> In reality, the US employs its foreign policy for its own interests. Sometimes I'm not even sure it's for it's own interests.
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elektrontamer
1y ago
How? What's your laptop brand and model? I've never had better battery life with any machine using ubuntu.
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2y ago
Hmmm... I really wonder what the said tyrants did when they got into power? Oh that's right they imposed heavy restrictions on speech and all forms of media. And it's not like there was free speech before them, the Weimar republic
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2y ago
> You're straw-manning. I never proposed anything like government enforcement against misinformation. Tyranny is the only alternative to free speech. I just don't see it ending in any other way. > I don't think misinfor
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2y ago
Sorry but I'm not willing to live in an insane orwellian world just so your grandma gets her vaccine. It's her family's responsiblity to convince her and if she still refuses shes an adult she has the right to refuse treatmen
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2y ago
So what? People have the right to be wrong and ignorant. It's far better than having The Ministry of Tru... sorry I mean Disinformation Governance Board. Even if lies spread far and wide they always get exposed eventually. For example
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2y ago
Why are we so worried about adults reading incorrect information? Once they eventually find the info was wrong they'll be more sceptical of that source. We know policing speech doesn't work, whoever does the policing introduces th
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2y ago
To play devils advocate let's say they are forced by law to get consent for data. But why force me to make an account?
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2y ago
I will never understand why companies make these ridiculous demands from their customers and just keep pestering them. I have a Samsung phone and it routinely sends me annoying user data agreement notices which I ignore. What exactly do the
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2y ago
> But you will avoid many of the annoying things that come with a job, including a boss telling you what to do. I hear things like this a lot and I'm sick of it. There's nothing wrong with working for someone, in fact it's
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3y ago
No need for a rock. Hanging will work just fine.
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3y ago
Because they developed and hosted the site and the users agreed to it.
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3y ago
> If you're saying women are less capable, be direct This is an anonymous forum, if that's what I thought, I would say so. I have no reason to censor myself, could not care less about the points. > The tech sphere is often a
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3y ago
> Even if a woman doesn't have a child, they're often still time constrained by other obligations to family. How is that the would-be investors problem? Can we say the industry is rife with misogyny like the author is implying
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3y ago
> And why do you think that is good sir? Because on average they're less likely to prefer working in tech. They don't like it, it's that simple.
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