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by elsewhere 14y ago
Yes, a coup d'etat against a corrupt dictatorship. And he has since preached and respected the constitution again and again.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
No, I'm not. I've lived in South America for some time and been to Venezuela, too. But I don't want to turn this thread into an argument. There is plenty of information available everywhere. You just need to look.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
They have advanced a lot under Chavez. You can read it up on Wikipedia, it's all there.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
It is almost impossible to install software by independent software vendors. This is not an issue for you (and me) but for almost everyone else.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
Many open source advocates like Miguel a decade ago have really been motivated by two things: Their love for Open source as a concept; and their love for Unix. This particularly shows in Miguels great essay "Let's make Unix not suck". And t
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by elsewhere 14y ago
He has not been actively involved in what you call "his project" for more than a decade.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
As if the shell was the problem! It wasn't and isn't. The fragmentation that matters happens at a lower level, e.g. library versioning, the centralized software repositories, etc. Which is great on the server. But terrible on the desktop.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
Try hi SignColumn ctermbg=232 guibg=#080808
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by elsewhere 14y ago
Yes, it is forged, as explained by tuomasb. Furthermore, a round trip time less than about 60 ms between Europe and North Korea is impossible, assuming the data is traveling at the speed of light. And we measured much less than that.
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by elsewhere 14y ago
Yep, I just tried this myself. I get about 40 ms from south germany and about 30 ms from france to thepiratebay.se ; but almost 400 ms to www.kcna.kp