pabloski

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by pabloski 8y ago
True. Personally I didn't fall for their show and I have continued not to use many of their technologies. .Net Core? No thanks, I have Go, Java, Racket, even Haskell.
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by pabloski 8y ago
Can you cite a government who is not corrupted?
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by pabloski 8y ago
OSes aside, the only good thing Intel can do is to throw ME out of the window. This monster MUST die!
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by pabloski 8y ago
I think we need a Geneva convention on microelectronics and informatics products. We are growing tired of this spy bullshit by the so-called super powers. They are destroying the information age. We need machines and software we can trust a
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by pabloski 8y ago
Yes it is important for competition. But this gives x86 another century of survival. Seriously, someone kill x86 please!
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by pabloski 8y ago
I'm astonished too. The section on use cases doesn't help to justify why we need all this complexity. Maybe they are trying to compensate for the inefficiency of the Unix permission system ( having user, group and world is lacking
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by pabloski 8y ago
In fact Twitter is one of the few who CAN comply with GDPR, because it costs big ( very big ) money to comply.
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by pabloski 8y ago
Profits and censorship. The oligarchs want money and want to shut the mouths of those who denounce their crimes. And yes, it isn't only Russia who has a problem with oligarchs.
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by pabloski 8y ago
Is this so shocking? The US government messes with everyone everywhere in the world. That said, I don't condone fascist governments ( yes, our governments, west and east, are going in fascist mode ). We need a new wave of activism by t
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by pabloski 8y ago
So we are between a rock and a hard place.
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by pabloski 8y ago
You must pin them to specific cpu cores. But then you lose a big part of the convenience offered by VMs. It is like using gpu passthrough vs virtual 3d card.
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by pabloski 8y ago
Let's hope there's no inter-core side-channel lurking in the shadows :( It is time to rethinking the engineering methodologies we use in the electronics/informatics field.
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by pabloski 8y ago
Humm https://www.alternet.org/environment/monsanto-and-bayers-che... Zyklon B + Agent orange + Chlorine gas = what can go wrong?
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by pabloski 8y ago
He didn't mean literally. But these people are seriously nut. They want to scare people, that is all. We all know that the 9/11 terrorists where on the Saudis payroll. And Saudia Arabia is an american ally!
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by pabloski 9y ago
Good question. They ( the powers that be ) have been waving this flag for the last five years. In the last months they have added the "fascist" scarecrow to the mix, in the hope of deceiving the italian people. Luckily they have m
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by pabloski 9y ago
Sorry but you should stop reading CNN and MSNBC. I did not vote for the M5S. What I can say: 1. they are not anti-european, they simply hate the current Bankurope 2. They have not ties to Putin (who the fuck is spreading this bullshit ??) 3
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by pabloski 9y ago
Yet in Russian elections you have OECD observers and cameras who live streams from the voting booths. Do you have something similar in America?
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by pabloski 9y ago
You talk about Cambodia and Pol Pot. Do you want to talk about Guantanamo too? Or the secret CIA prisons in Poland, Romania and the Czech republic? Come on, the USA is the least liberal and democratic ( in the true sense of the word ) count
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by pabloski 9y ago
This is BSD at work my friend. And this is why every serious opensource fan should prefer GPL and similar licenses. The thing who shocked me the most, was to learn that Sony uses FreeBSD on the PS4 and yet no Radeon driver has been given ba
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by pabloski 9y ago
This is a scam and a stupid one too. Each exchange creates a new wallet for you when you sign up. When you buying Bitcoins they go to your wallet and you can verify the transaction on blockchain.info. Remember that the blockchain is public!
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by pabloski 9y ago
The funny ( ok it is not that funny ) thing is they use cryptos in the same way they use banks. What is the point of using cryptos if you put all your Bitcoin/Ethereum/Monero/Litecoin/etc... in a web wallet?
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by pabloski 9y ago
Are you referring to the US Deep State? The one who has secret FISA courts and secret laws to protect the NSA?
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by pabloski 9y ago
Yes. And Redox too, however it is not even production ready. Also Haiku too, technically it is hybrid kernel based, but...
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by pabloski 9y ago
Stay safe man. The current "democratic" ukrainian junta...ehm government...doesn't like to be criticized. You can go to jail because you speak russian in public. I suppose they will send you to Soros' mansion if you crit
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by pabloski 9y ago
What events? The fact that Russia is the second most targeted country? Come on, this is the same old and tiring fake news from the "famous" hungarian oligarch's mass media. Even CNN has admitted to have produced fake news on
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by pabloski 9y ago
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/ukraine/135...
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by pabloski 9y ago
> And given the fact Russia launched a massive cyber attack against the voting system and the DNC Sorry but this is pure speculation ( or fake news if you like the term ) by CNN, MSN and WaPo. Show the proof if you have any.
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by pabloski 9y ago
And no, I didn't know React Native supports Windows and MacOS. I did know it was iOS/Android only. I think the choice is obvious at this point, if the Windows version is complete and stable, I will start using it instead of Electr
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by pabloski 9y ago
"On Facebook, Reddit, Youtube, Tumblr... you can pay for political ads. But you can also post political posts/content without paying. If you're blocking posting of certain types of content that's a type of censorship.&qu
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by pabloski 9y ago
Maybe Microsoft is making heavy usage of Node native modules. I don't know for sure, but I suspect this is the reason why VS Code is much faster than Atom.

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