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by foul 4d ago
That's such an outlandish idea! What made you suspect this? (sarcasm)
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by foul 10d ago
Meta should just close. It's like wanting to change CEO for the dioxin factory.
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by foul 10d ago
I'm a gentleman and beyond that it's merely more likely (we are on HN and it's a newish user) that it is a bot, compared to their being a "meta shill" or a "monomaniac". You can skim their comments history
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by foul 12d ago
>Like, how could two-way links work? I mean, they can't, obviously? Links go >around text, so they have to live on a document. The author here mentions spam, >but there's a far simpler structural problem that m
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by foul 14d ago
> it seems fairly clear that A/I was providing services to organizations listed as Terrorist Organizations by the US, UK, and Canada. It isn't fairly clear, there's no due process, there are no proofs or clues, only Trump&
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by foul 14d ago
Anyone from a nation that signed the Statute of Rome. Guess what, USA not only hasn't joined the ICJ but has historical laws in place that will make them intervene even with military force to free a US citizen in the hands of the ICJ.
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by foul 14d ago
It's thoughtcrime and it wasn't even the PKK. https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/4a3850cc-9186...
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by foul 19d ago
To some thin extent (opposition to racial profiling and big copyright), mayhaps. People protest against Guantanamo, not for ISIS, and protest against identification, not for looking at pedo porn.
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by foul 19d ago
Any western /b/ and /pol/ is or has been a church for an ideology of fascism and pedophilia, furthermore politicians and cops LOVE to blame the platform when someone posts a manifesto and then exit the house to kill peop
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by foul 19d ago
Yeah you're not, what you've done is basing your arguments on a false premise.
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by foul 19d ago
>free individuals lol
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by foul 19d ago
It's bullshit made up by Shideler [0], and it's not even the PKK directly either that A/I supported, but some blog that reposts communiqués. We'll see if the Bush- and Obama-style thoughtcrime back in action will lull US
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by foul 19d ago
It is not unprecedented, but a lot of fools lauded moves like this when these kind of instruments were used with barely a legal net around them against islamic terrorism or cybercrime. I'm not crying for no Al-Qaeda or 8chan, mind you.
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by foul 2mo ago
Hmmm. They migrated from github because it was becoming shitty, now their complaint with codeberg is more that will ban on the basis of content. On the next gitwhatever they will find for sure other issues. I know it's hard but any non
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by foul 2mo ago
Data centers should at least be autonomous for energy generation and cooling systems, in the current utilities landscape in US the energy company dictates price mostly by demand and Big Tech will always have enough money to pay, the water c
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by foul 3mo ago
In demo/ someone can "steal" the renderer part which, being based on SDL, is to some extent cross-platform.
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by foul 4mo ago
"On Linux under Wayland" is a big part of the problem. On X11 a significant part of missing "GUI-exposed-as-api" is present. If we concede (and I think otherwise) that we need a FOSS operating system and desktop experien
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by foul 7mo ago
The ofac is a list under the dept of Treasury. Bessent. So, it's one of those cases where the difference doesn't exist, if you say here Trump or "The project 2025 cabal" it's the same.
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by foul 10mo ago
In the last years a market for "no code" software has sprawled, just etch the interface on a tables SPA, plug Okta, plug your backend or Firebase to their apis and you should be set. You can also find dozens of drag n drop builder
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by foul 10mo ago
Are you talking about (very good) webapps? Your average RT software has an average of 10 to 30 ms delay between operations. Performs tasks in the order of nanoseconds.
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by foul 10mo ago
They said they hacked a Gemini server, Lagrange is a Geminispace browser. https://github.com/skyjake/lagrange
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by foul 10mo ago
I don't know about GTK (and frankly hope anything will be ported to something else and the whole GNOME project get nixed), about QT they recently implemented a QPA. https://codeberg.org/vimpostor/qtarcan
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by foul 11mo ago
That's a folk music wave, a conscious soul album, conflated with more pop social commentary. Not much protest songs. Products made out of popular discontent. Now if you said Woody Guthrie... But in pre-war times was there a non-mainstr
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by foul 11mo ago
Mainstream protest songs?
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by foul 11mo ago
If you say "shady" because CEO is a Russian in Dubai and for years nobody really knew how the hell could he sustain the company, yeah you're right. About the FOSS alternatives you're right, but to use a closed source Saa
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by foul 11mo ago
In European nations who aren't English-first-language it's quite widespread around university students and people that outgrown Whatsapp, it isn't very much different than using a Discord groupchat (and you lose less importan
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by foul 11mo ago
>You are responsible for testing the code you write, not the one that actually runs. Hipp worked as a military contractor for battleships, furthermore years later SQLite was under contract under every proto-smartphone company in the USA.
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by foul 1y ago
Nah, libxslt is a spinoff of Expat, at the very least (and mozilla mantains its own xslt library) there's a full implementation by the standard writer called Saxon[0] [0] https://www.saxonica.com/saxon-c/index.xml
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by foul 1y ago
>The stdlib is so inconsistent this will be a nightmare. I think that callables will end with being useless in this context and everyone will pipe closures to put that $x wherever the stdlib imposes.
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by foul 1y ago
The fact that Holte is a former investment director for a major Norway oil group has to be a mere coincidence.

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