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"Libre software" attempted to bring the distinction to the English term without using English, so English speakers never really used it. It's the L in FLOSS.
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The airgapped computer loads propriety Chinese blobs to boot and is pulling it's encryption software over the network via HTTP.
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I used to run this until I couldn't ignore that it was pointless because it offloads the attack vector to something I can easily lose, have taken or replaced. Or someone could come in an pop in a drive with their own kernel. Nevermind
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You're building yourself a false dichotomy. You can put yourself first. 99.99% of healthy people do. Having such social programs in place doesn't preclude that nor does it impede on your lifestyle. I would say that with the acknow
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The thing about wealth transfer is it doesn't depend on genes at all. I'm sure there are literal lapdogs endowed with more net worth and power than I have by their owners. edit: I should clarify that wealth is not correlated with
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At least they're open about it.
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When the industry props you up as the only avenue for access to a large collection of streaming music, you don't have to compete on terms of stability, usability or features anymore.
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Son, robots build our robots.
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Truck driving is one of the few remaining jobs in most states where the local economy has failed its population. It was the most common occupancy in 29 states in 2014. http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2015/02&#x
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Source? I don't doubt you, but I'd like to read up on it anyway as I'm having trouble finding the pertinent information with Google.
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The banker or politician will never be affected by this, why would they try to upset the police unions?
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When is it ever not nice to have $38m kicking around that isn't pre-allocated and can be used for whatever?
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Both communities are heavily moderated
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You do not abuse the user's trust like that.
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You are under the assumption that 'efficiency' means resource efficiency. That is untrue. Exhibit A is how convoluted our current system is with our non-renewables. Replacing people with machines won't fix that. Efficiency is
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Then why do they do it if they can afford to quit their jobs?
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It's a good thing when people are put out of work because of "efficiency"
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If state-actor X is pushing an agenda, you can be sure that X is directly benefiting from it and it is all about those benefits.
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What makes you think a technological shift will happen that suddenly allows people to own the means of production? Rent-seeking and leasing of equipment are more likely, ensuring that the power relations of today are secured for the future.
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I've never understood the appeal of Spotify, recommendations are shit, the client/ads suck and I'm not whipping out my credit card when I've got a music collection + Google Play + iTunes.
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This. Python is strongly typed but the only runtime "checking" you get is the exception raised you try an operation on an object that doesn't implement an assumed interface. GvR supports optional type checking in Python and h
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What balls are involved in latching on to this generation's witch hunt, getting rich off of presenting nothing but circumstantial evidence and sitting in a room on the other side of the planet for a decade trying an empty chair? That i
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It's in everyone's best interest that the world isn't annihilated, that power shouldn't be in the hands of people, yet is. That isn't an excuse to hand over more power. The biggest direct threat to my freedom, and t
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A local police department outside one of the worst areas in the Northeast has the same surveillance systems they used in Baghdad. They like to brag about it in the papers.
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Do we really want to tie a noose at the end of all the rope we already hand the authorities? There are tools people with power shouldn't have access to, because people with power do not have a good track record of using them in good fa
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It's too bad. For me, the free web worker option was an avenue that made it easy to consume Heroku's paid and partner services.
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Given the blog post calling people who use pingdoms freeloaders for using the service they advertised as free and changing offerings like this, there are other VPS hosts that don't pull a bait and switch after encouraging dependence th
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It's okay. A good portion of the justice system is in cahoots with investigators' tactics because it puts people they believe are guilty behind bars.
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So they're getting rid of their free option for another free option that gives you only 18hrs of non-sleep time a day. How is this not a downgrade?
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Let's legislate the consumer end of things because regulating business which pollute the air by a factor of 1000 is wrong.
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