networkadmin

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by networkadmin 8mo ago
Since you have now shadowbanned my comments from the site, I'm guessing you won't read this, so it's probably safe to point out that you are a useless, whiny fag who desperately needs to get out of his mom's basement and
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
That's just how the hardware works. Don't like it? Make your own CPU.
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
So that lazy people who form their worldview via a Quick Google Search, Wikipedia articles, and/or "news media" can actually have a chance to learn something real about the time they are living in. It's like a dozen para
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
"In this mania for yielding to present enjoyment rather than providing for future comfort were the seeds of new growths of wretchedness: luxury, senseless and extravagant, set in: this, too, spread as a fashion. To feed it, there came
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
"The mercantile classes at first thought themselves exempt from the general misfortune. They were delighted at the apparent advance in the value of the goods upon their shelves. But they soon found that, as they increased prices to cov
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
The whole nation is eaten up by gambling and other vices at this time. It's not the first time such a thing has happened in a nation's history. Generally it occurs just after widespread monetary debasement and just before major, w
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
I just created my own OS, with my own init system that does things how I think it should be done--and it does it every time, without the bizarre bugs that come from Linux Puttering's shitware code. It's the same thing any corporat
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
+1, Insightful
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
Liberty had better start polishing its musket and sharpening its sword.
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
"Save the planet" by making giant lithium strip mining operations great again. (Safely hidden out of sight in rural China or West Virginia, of course.) City slicker "logic." No thanks. I will instead actually do someth
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
How about the skill of saving hard disk space, memory, and CPU cycles, for a start? The skill of designing simple, reliable, fast, and efficient things, instead of giant complex bloated unreliable pieces of shit? How about a simple, usable
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
> Experienced sysadmins in my experience were the ones pushing adoption because they had to clean up the messes caused by SysV’s design limitations and flaws That's funny. I used to have to clean up the messes caused by systemd&#x2
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
The cookie thing is just a red herring. Who gives a damn about cookies? Are they suddenly a privacy problem after decades in use? The people who want to track you (including these crooked governments who are pretending to care about cookies
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
There are people who like Windows too. I also consider them morons.
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
People who consult numerous sources before reaching a final, definite conclusion.
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
> My bet would be on a rewrite of CUPS in Rust. Please, don't give them any ideas.
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
Yes, but the problem is the GNOME organization is headed by opinionated morons with zero clue how to design a user interface.
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
Exactly what is it about CO2, a plant food, that scares you so much? You do realize that green plants react to increased CO2 percentage with stronger growth? You're the one calling me a "doomer"?
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
Should I spend an hour explaining in detail, only to have my comment be auto-censored again just like the last one was?
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
It looks a lot like the recent record-breaking enshittification of Windows may be a subtle ploy to deprecate it and shift everything over to Linux. Consider that this "Linus Poettering" turned out to be a Microsoft mole as the con
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by networkadmin 8mo ago
I love Linux, but the cut and paste situation is really terrible. The middle mouse paste isn't a problem for me--it's that there are two separate "clipboard" buffers, which just causes all sorts of problems.