f1refly

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by f1refly 3mo ago
Way better situation than what we currently have in Germany where all major providers block whatever the content lobby feels like that day
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by f1refly 9mo ago
It's only a real "App-Store" if it has arbitrary restrictions and you must pay fees to a company, obviously.
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by f1refly 10mo ago
"Not needing binary blobs" would be a start, wouldn't it?
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by f1refly 10mo ago
Right? I hope it never goes away, we should make the web more fun instead of sad and clean!
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by f1refly 1y ago
I bet he's keeping it on some shelf because he think it's cute like only a true sicko would do
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by f1refly 1y ago
"Why don't people just stop taking heroin"
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by f1refly 2y ago
Usually, it's the distributions problem to package software. You as a software developer publish documentation on how to build your application and then simply wait for other people to do the packaging for you. The creation of services
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by f1refly 2y ago
That book exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Art_of_Being_Right
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by f1refly 2y ago
Vineyards are ripped up because they have become unprofitable due to decreased alcohol consumption in general. I'm not sure that has much to do with Americanization.
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by f1refly 2y ago
Laws are just made up by people, we can make up new ones if we want.
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by f1refly 2y ago
Why? Microsoft is a proven bad actor while the startup might have good people of you're lucky.
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by f1refly 2y ago
What's not to like?
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by f1refly 2y ago
It's also a legal taboo, fyi
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by f1refly 2y ago
Maybe because PHEV are a really dumb idea? You're lugging around two complete powertrains the whole time, a massive waste of energy!
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by f1refly 2y ago
A that point you might as well flip off whoever it is you're grading, and I get that this is the point of the test, but it's hardly the questions fault. The question has one clear answer.
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by f1refly 2y ago
it's like when we "found out" leaded gasoline is bad for every living being on the planet. the whole automotive industry and its associates really didn't want to change, but at the end of the day life goes on. maybe one
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by f1refly 2y ago
> - Browsers would come with the no tracking signal enabled by default (why wouldn't they?) so that tracking would become opt-in. > - Nobody chooses to be tracked. > - The whole industry built on tracking users collapses, name
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by f1refly 2y ago
Fischertechnik is a great engineering gateway drug for kids
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by f1refly 2y ago
We have -L though, isn't that kind of what you're looking for?
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by f1refly 2y ago
That's all stuff the systems package manager handles for you, no need to touch any package versions manually ever.
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by f1refly 2y ago
I think for some reason some people still buy cisco products, so this reasoning doesn't seem to be applicable to the real world.
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by f1refly 2y ago
Most dishwashers can be programmed to operate on half loads, making them viable even for single house holds
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by f1refly 2y ago
Chromeos under the hood is just Linux
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by f1refly 2y ago
Mercedes takes liability for it. That's their marketing pitch for the feature.
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by f1refly 2y ago
I think you can just ask your doctor for them? Why would someone deny you your own medical records?
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by f1refly 2y ago
I believe Mercedes takes full responsibility for its self driving cars while Tesla will still disengage autopilot like 1 second before impact and claim it's the drivers fault? Essentially, drivers legally have to be on full alert at al
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by f1refly 2y ago
As someone with fear of both heights and tarantulas, where would the covering take place if I where to take part in it?
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by f1refly 2y ago
This was probably completely, utterly unrelated to the migration of the german Microsoft HQ to Munich at that time and there was no corruption involved at all.
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by f1refly 2y ago
True, I didn't even notice. What a weird way to present this.
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by f1refly 2y ago
Not having a ton of debt with the sole purpose to capture a critical mass you can later milk due to network effects would be a start.

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