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by shevy-java 11d ago
> you are now targeted by the most potent state actor on earth Well, it is a mafia. See the international court investigating war crimes is also targeted by the orange clown-brigade mafia. > the only option is to cave Objectively spea
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by shevy-java 11d ago
> Every day we stayed online after August 26, 2026, has been a victory, but now we are forced to stop. Sad to see big bro tech and AI skynet is winning the war.
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by shevy-java 11d ago
Yes - that is indeed a problem. The billionaires make using their products quite simple. It was easy to sign up for twitter back when it was still usable. Even before Elon took over, it basically died.
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by shevy-java 11d ago
Total defeat of Elon "I have too much money" Musk. Now we need an alternative that works well and is de-centralized from the get go.
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by shevy-java 11d ago
Making a 1000 years future claim is very bold, if not to say: marketing. I think CDs and DVDs largely died because of USB devices. I have like a 10cm x 15cm external harddisc. So it is not that expensive and can store 5TB of data. It also w
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by shevy-java 11d ago
No, that headline would still be wrong. It makes no sense to make water exempt from other forms of damage caused by treatment or contamination. By the same "logic" you apply here, you could reason that radiation is exempt from the
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by shevy-java 11d ago
The judge evidently is just a tool employed by Trump - against the people. Interesting that there may still be anyone who is not super-rich be a supporter of Trump if you give them factual evidence like this here. But ignoring this for the
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by shevy-java 11d ago
The point is that no matter which party rules, they are bribed by big business to represent the interest of big business. Criticism without change does not really work well.
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by shevy-java 11d ago
The administration is serving private business only. They don't care about the people. It is not a democracy nor a republic state. It is an oligarchy. Thankfully more and more people realise how corrupt the orange mafia is. Recent poll
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by shevy-java 11d ago
Is it excellent? It feels more to me that the competition does not really exist - or just sucks. And then people largely gave up, letting the adMoney take over everything. I abandoned firefox when a mozilla dev claimed Linux users can only
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by shevy-java 11d ago
Folks, We must do something about Google. They ruin the www.
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by shevy-java 11d ago
I would not make that dependent on LLMs. If OCaml covers a use case you have, why not. Personally I try to stick within my own niche though - ruby, java and also python (ruby is unfortunately losing grounds really hard now, the writing was
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by shevy-java 11d ago
I know a few programs written in OCaml such as weidu. OCaml is a very strange programming language. I don't think it will be able to sustain e. g. success stories of other languages, such as python.
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by shevy-java 12d ago
The sooner Europe cuts itself off from the US crazy billionaires, the better - on all levels (software and manufacture processes are the two biggest issues). Today we already could see the US surrender team crawling up to dictator Putin. En
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by shevy-java 12d ago
> By 2028, AI coding costs are expected to blow past the average developer's salary. A quarter of engineering leaders already burn $200–$500 per developer per month on tokens. Wasn't the AI promise to save costs? So it was a li
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by shevy-java 12d ago
Streisand effect.
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by shevy-java 12d ago
There has to be a more thorough solution here. The current form of EU is betraying EU citizens to the USA - we already saw this and were astonished how Leyen insta-submitted to the orange clown. This can no longer be explained by "bett
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by shevy-java 13d ago
DHH needs to focus on Rails again rather than Omarchy.
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by shevy-java 13d ago
Meanwhile the rest of the world tries to un-hook itself from corporate America. Too many problems coming from the USA lately - it is not worth it to help sustain this anylonger. Canadians have realised this - others are realising this as we
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by shevy-java 13d ago
Google hates this trick.
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by shevy-java 13d ago
So Google is now a scammer - it scams elderly people for 21.6% higher cost, for the same product. Now we know how AI makes more revenue: it leeches off of people who don't know they are being scammed. The solution is really easy (aside
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by shevy-java 13d ago
Some old games have high re-playable value. Syndicate is one of them; UFO enemy unknown is another one, as is civilization or Masters of Orion 1. I can reply most of them quite fine. Populous was also quite decent but not quite replayable c
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by shevy-java 13d ago
> The same twin, the same six frames: 1993 above, 2026 below. But why is the 2026 twin facing right when the original faced left? It's only a minor detail, but IMO it would be easier for comparison if they both would point in the sa
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by shevy-java 14d ago
The content was clearly AI written. It made no sense. Even crazy humans such as Terry Davis made more sense than such AI slop generated "blog" entries.
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by shevy-java 14d ago
How awful. And AI-generated. There must be a disclaimer - too many websites steal time now via agents.
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by shevy-java 14d ago
Sony will lose this. Why? Because courts can point to the fact that in the 1990s, people bought a game, then could play it and re-sell it freely. So the claim about Sony how people only ever "licenced" something from them, and NOW
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by shevy-java 14d ago
Louis Rossmann said this too after he left NY but I feel that his content created when he was still in NY was "sharper". Perhaps a shitty government makes for better content even if they ruthlessly tax-milk the people there.
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by shevy-java 14d ago
It's almost like in the movie Minority Report. The state knows where you are at all times (well, not entirely true right now, but to a high extent true now, at the least for car drivers).
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by shevy-java 14d ago
It is a very clear act of total betrayal for europan governments to use taxpayers money from Europeans, to invest into US mega-corporations that proxy-enslave Europeans. Lobbyists in Europe are getting rich right now.
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by shevy-java 14d ago
Liberate yourself from Google - the de-Google movement is gaining more momentum every day.

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