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by shevy-java 22d ago
The issue I see still is with regards to property rights. Because to me it seems the USA also automatically seizes all belongings, e. g. if you purchased something before and paid taxes in the USA. That seems not fair.
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by shevy-java 22d ago
People who voted Trump, though, kind of want that tough-man stance. The problem is that the USA is really messed up. They only get binaries, aka "more/fewer immigrants". That's not really democracy - that's a dictat
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by shevy-java 22d ago
It's not just emoji. Using hackernews is much worse than old.reddit.com used to be. Ironically enough, reddit recently killed off old.reddit; you now have to log in, which defeats the point of old.reddit.com totally.
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by shevy-java 22d ago
They dish out a gazillion money. It's like a gold rush. Meanwhile, RAM prices still go up. I want my money back.
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by shevy-java 22d ago
He was in one of my favourite Tales from the crypt episodes. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0394935/ Now, the salesman guy was IMO the best actor in that episode, but Tim Curry played several roles, and played as t
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by shevy-java 22d ago
> Amazon is probably the one that has the least regard for keeping technically interesting projects alive Well ... https://killedbygoogle.com/ Either way that news is awful. Europeans selling out to US corporations and t
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by shevy-java 22d ago
That's horrible news.
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by shevy-java 22d ago
But mass spectrometers don't use uranium.
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by shevy-java 22d ago
They are killing the environment now. I remember this discussion some 25 or 30 years ago in serbia, e. g. depleted uranium. Well, guess some company always wants to find ways for dumping or lifting-up radioactive substance.
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by shevy-java 23d ago
If they are interested in complaints. Probably they do not, so people write blogs on their own. This kind of also happened in the rails world; some people got upset at DHH and then started writing complaints; and many of these complaints ar
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by shevy-java 23d ago
Just read DHH's blog and then you may quickly realise that other distributions may be a better choice. There is a difference between "opinionated" and ... whatever the content criteria is for DHH nowadays to write stuff on h
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by shevy-java 23d ago
I think AI brings in many problems. It also brings in new functionality for people unable or unwilling to write working programs on their own. My number #1 gripe of AI is that you become dependent on external companies. I am no loner willin
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by shevy-java 23d ago
Linux spoiled me totally. I can no longer accept Microsoft's slowness.
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by shevy-java 23d ago
I had a look at RAM prices lately. Two 32GB RAM I bought about 3 years ago, now cost exactly 300% as they did back then. AI companies owe us a lot of money here. They drove up the prices. They should pay us the difference.
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by shevy-java 23d ago
Agreed. The climbing voice in Jolene was my favourite of her vocal range. She was a pretty good singer too; not as good as e. g. Ariana Grande in her own prime (before chasing bulimia) but quite good nonetheless.
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by shevy-java 23d ago
People suspected the health news in the last ~months before to be more serious than initially alleged to not be serious at all. Now they were confirmed. Of all her songs I think Jolene is by far the most interesting. Several copied the song
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by shevy-java 23d ago
Actually I retired from twitter before Musk, because twitter started to censor me. But of course once Musk took over, constantly raising his right arm, I knew twitter was dead. Here in Europe nobody wants to see selfish and ruthless right-w
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by shevy-java 23d ago
This is sad. The government, in doing so, awards e. g. twitter/Musk a de-facto total control over the communication space. I think ALL protocols need to be made fully open, and everyone should be able to write clients adhering these pr
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by shevy-java 23d ago
The rest of the world has moved on to the metric system. Even NASA did. UK should not hold us back with their shenanigans.
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by shevy-java 23d ago
You mean, everyone else is fishing nicely? Are you sure about that?
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by shevy-java 23d ago
Well - bombs sounds fancy. How about those huge trawlers that drag everything out? Does not sound as dangerous as bomb fishing. But destroys more than bomb fishing objectively.
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by shevy-java 23d ago
This operating system just got better!
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by shevy-java 24d ago
Did you write this for another article on hackernews? I am not sure this applies to the article mentioned here.
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by shevy-java 24d ago
Fitting. They are spy tools after all.
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by shevy-java 24d ago
The EU is de-facto controlled by lobbyists. And they don't want the EU to be fixed.
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by shevy-java 24d ago
Yeah - these criminal agencies use this to protect their billionaire buddies on top. The Epstein network must be really huge. I always wondered how one or two person can meta-coordinate +5000 underage girl and their +10000 customers. That n
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by shevy-java 24d ago
Indeed. This also means I can no longer use Microsoft apps, because they spy on me.
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by shevy-java 24d ago
Great detective work. With regards to Microsoft being ... uhm ... "transparent": > The same page says that generated images: > “will contain C2PA manifest helping users identify that it is an AI generated image.” > [...]
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by shevy-java 25d ago
> People now have the right to request that manufacturers repair products that are technically repairable under EU law. This kind of misses the point though. Don't get me wrong, the above is nice to have as a law, but it does not re
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by shevy-java 25d ago
Well - people can dislike Russia, Ukraine and the EU all at the same time as well. The world is not simple black/white. > When in the past they would claim that the Soviet times were bad, now they would claim that it wasn't tha

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