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nohope
4y ago
Marx's theory of alienation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marx%27s_theory_of_alienation
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nohope
5y ago
Thinkpads are great, the problem is the price, specially overseas because of the exchange in countries which currency value have lowered in comparison to the dollar. Any Thinkpad was barely affordable and this situation became worse. A X1 C
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American Libertarians Are Remaking Latin American Politics (2017)
(theintercept.com)
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nohope
6y ago
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Julian Assange “slowly dying” and “often sedated” in Belmarsh prison
(wsws.org)
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nohope
7y ago
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nohope
7y ago
Prefer one sponsored by a very ethical company that really worries about your privacy like Google or Facebook?
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nohope
7y ago
As if the lack of prosperity in these countries were because supposed lack of capitalism... Chile? Just look how people are satisfied with their system nowadays... Behind seeming positive macroeconomic numbers, there is a very unequal soci
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nohope
7y ago
> Almost nobody wants to overthrow capitalism. People want to make adjustments to the current form of it to address concerns. You are right, and that is exactly the problem, since it is something history proved impossible to be reformed.
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nohope
7y ago
What you mean by "west"? Latin America (where I live), all the Africa and some poor european countries are "west" and those are not very good examples of prosperity. Even in "western" rich countries there is a
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nohope
7y ago
The best book on x86 Assembly for beginners ever: https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/pgubook/
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nohope
7y ago
This is like: you can double the number of songs you listen if you fast-forward the player 2x!
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nohope
8y ago
China is Communist? Apple, Nike, Foxconn... agree with that?
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nohope
8y ago
I'm a few surprised nobody have mentioned UlixOS [1]. I'm reading their book, it is just great on many aspects, although it rushes to explain other things that should be detailed a bit more. The chapter about paging is very explic
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nohope
8y ago
Few people here have referred to the /tmp directory. This is essential in my workflow. I put a lot of things there (this is also my Downloads folder) and when the computer reboots, its clean again! One of the computers I use stay tur
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nohope
8y ago
I'm not a web developer but the times I tried to do some web development I found all the things cool kids talked about overly complicated and fell back to simple things like simple scripts on the server side and simple javascript on th
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nohope
9y ago
This is a nice and simple! Usually I keep a logbook separated for each project but it looks more like a diary where I record failed approaches and new tries to solve a problem. For more structured documentation, I keep separated text files