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juuular
6mo ago
Books definitely have natural writing, read more fiction! I recommend Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky
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juuular
8mo ago
Better than Windows Explorer
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juuular
8mo ago
Windows is such garbage, I can't understand how you think MacOS is worse lol. It's just Unix. Linux is definitely better than both though
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juuular
8mo ago
Hell of a lot better than without the government though. Read more history.
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juuular
8mo ago
You can put it in your pocket and go somewhere else with less of a chance you'll be tracked
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juuular
1y ago
This seems to be working well and is resilient www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDnenjIdnnE
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juuular
1y ago
That says more about the British people than it does about the ability of a government to be efficient.
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juuular
1y ago
Kind of shows how toxic things have become in our culture when people need to be bribed with profits to provide the basics necessary for a society to function, instead of just being incentivized by wanting a functioning society.
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juuular
3y ago
You should care (not saying it's bad you don't!), because the philosophy of it helps us distinguish between a system in which people participate in good faith but get mislead and cling to bad behavior out of fear, vs people partic
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3y ago
Not quite 'just fine', lol
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juuular
4y ago
Facebook, Amazon, and friends certainly seem on track to give governments a run for their money. Facebook itself has directly led to genocide multiple times. Amazon wouldn't bat an eye at such atrocities if they were socially accepted
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4y ago
Maybe federally (or even state-wide). Locally you can have a MASSIVE impact, and local politics in many ways trickles up to the national level. edit: ymmv, hard work & organizational skills still required
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juuular
4y ago
If only you hadn't used Breitbart, funded by the very people who seek to ensure most people have a near-zero impact on public policy.
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juuular
4y ago
You might find this interesting: Reverse engineering yet another ebook format (Nemanja Mijailovic) https://mijailovic.net/2022/12/25/hkpropel/
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dawn_of_Everything
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5y ago
This but unironically
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6y ago
The world would be a better place if they did.
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6y ago
Unfortunately, left/right does not map to Democrat/Republican.
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6y ago
Not them, but I imagine that it's because your fixed costs never stop — you can't just tell your staff to go home and not get paid until the next customer gets in. Every hour you're open, money goes out. You need to have cont
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7y ago
The medical markets, but I don't want to go any further because that's what I'm doing right now :p SMART on FHIR is a newish standard for medical applications that is getting a HUGE push from large companies like Cerner, Epic
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7y ago
I imagine black box data from plane crashes, or in general data that comes out of a tragic event that no one can or would want to replicate, but is otherwise extremely valuable. Of course, if you can sell it to one person, they can just pas
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juuular
9y ago
Although for Desktop apps Java pretty much always looks uglier than a donkey's ass in a blender.