notarget137

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by notarget137 1mo ago
Yeah, let's use a computationally heavy task that contributes to burning coal and gas releasing CO2 into the atmosphere to reduce a slight fraction in emission so we could pat ourselves on the back.
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by notarget137 2mo ago
And now everybody screams that Putin is bad.
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by notarget137 6mo ago
Then blame shifts to the little guy being the scape goat. I mean it already happens in corrupt countries.
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by notarget137 6mo ago
Well, then sin(x) = x if x is infinitely small
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by notarget137 7mo ago
What? So putting your willy in a pig on camera is totally fine while you do it ironically? Why and how would any reasonable human being decide what the purpouse of a photograph of sex with animals is? Have furries been overstepping the law
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by notarget137 7mo ago
And more US police officers die on duty due to more citizens willing to kill law enforcement officers.
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by notarget137 8mo ago
Goverment is corrupt. Solution - more goverment. Give me a brake.
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by notarget137 9mo ago
Not all server executables for video games are avaliable on linux for example. There is a lot of use cases and just saying "you just need X" is somewhat of an ignorant statement. No, I don't.
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by notarget137 9mo ago
Backing up entire VMs with all the configuration in case an update breaks something or just bricks your server is a smart idea aswell as running stuff in containers. Also, 4GB per VM? Besides sometimes you need to run software that is not
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by notarget137 10mo ago
It's baffling for me living in Russia that modern western societies see everything wrong with dictatorship from a goverment but nothing or almost nothing wrong with dictatorship from big capital. E.g. you can't change your break p
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by notarget137 11mo ago
Sure. But the lubricant they use usually contains antibiotics. Go figure.
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by notarget137 1y ago
You have demonstrated exactly the point I am making.
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by notarget137 1y ago
Does every single website that exists and is available in UK automatically provides services in UK? Isn't it just simpler to completely block every request from UK by default to "not provide services"?
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by notarget137 1y ago
It baffles me how much political every aspect of life has become. We can't just talk about things and hold genuine discussion. It always boils down to "us vs. them" standpoint.
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by notarget137 1y ago
It's almost like theese two should not collide in any context from either side...
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by notarget137 1y ago
Exceptionally good. Sometimes I even think it's worth it. Need a specific statement or a document - here you have it in PDF in 2 minutes in an android app with somewhat decent usability. The only saving grace for us is incompetence. Ty
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by notarget137 2y ago
Old goalpost ---> New goalpost.
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by notarget137 2y ago
The goverment has just revoked your speech license. Please upstain from public talking to more than three people.
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by notarget137 2y ago
I think it has wrong perspective culling. Seems like the rays are not properly clipped in the view plane so it appears like the view has a "fish eye" effect.
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by notarget137 2y ago
Problem solving isn't a binary thing either. You are not just capable of solving problems on the spot or not. Different people have different approaches on the same problem under different conditions. Interview is not one of the things
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by notarget137 2y ago
I come to the interview to get a real job not to please the smart "gotcha!" recruiter.
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by notarget137 2y ago
I think you overestimate how much people don't really care what OS they are using and familiar with. For non-expierienced people Linux will look as exactly the same black box as the previous one. It is bad for intermediate users that a
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by notarget137 2y ago
Sounds like advertisement is something that people usually don't want to see or click on. I wonder why?
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by notarget137 3y ago
This is borderline trolling. "Candy Crush Saga" or Netflix is on the right side tabs right at the menu on a fresh install. I did install 22H2 a month ago and saw this atrocity. You are simply mistaken. Also News that I don't
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by notarget137 3y ago
Ah, the average Joe that was doing approximately that about 10 years ago on Windows 7 via UI (which linux distros also provide) and wasn't really complaining about it in the process. What changed?
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by notarget137 3y ago
I've been on T14 Gen 3 and E14 Gen 3 for quite some time and hadn't had a single issue you describing. Even running a UHD screen through Type-C and using fingerprint to authorize after powerdown (a thing MacOS and Windows can&#x27
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by notarget137 3y ago
Hey, how about next time I need important updates I will install them manually issuing a simple command like "apt update && apt upgrade" or "pacman -Suy", or whatever else is there? And on top of that reboot my h
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by notarget137 3y ago
My personal KDE looks and operates nothing like Windows and more copies the MacOS workflow (although I am not a Mac user at all). GNOME is not that much customizable and it is the main reason I stick to KDE. Also, quite stable. I do rarely
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Alexey Navalny Died in Prison(theguardian.com)
18 points by notarget137 3y ago|2 comments
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by notarget137 3y ago
And here I am writing this post via Wireguard VPN through my home router marking traffic to an outside VPN gate with ease.

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