vadfa

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by vadfa 5y ago
So when h266 or whatever comes out you can't watch video anymore because your cpu can't decode it in software even if it tried?
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by vadfa 5y ago
What if that new variant is also engineered?
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by vadfa 5y ago
Exactly what I was going to ask. They wrote the UI in javascript with obvious consequences. The day they rewrite it in a normal language they will see me again.
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by vadfa 5y ago
It makes sense since there aren't enough houses for all the people who want to live in an area.
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by vadfa 5y ago
"iwr https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1 | iex" installs chocolatey without having to open IE
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by vadfa 5y ago
That is not necessary because I'm forced to wear a mask. If we are forced to wear masks, it's because masks work. Right? On the other hand, I fell ill for an entire day after taking the second dose, and I refuse to go through that
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by vadfa 5y ago
Masks work. I don't dispute that. I just don't want to wear one for the rest of my life. I don't want my government telling me what to wear. I got vaccinated months ago because I thought that would be the end of masks. That w
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by vadfa 5y ago
We already have laws against violence.
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by vadfa 5y ago
That is a good idea, it is what I did. I don't visit any social networks, I don't read the news, and I stop talking to those who send me information that I'm not interested in.
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by vadfa 5y ago
So impeding the speech of two people is a better outcome than impeding the speech of none? I don't get it. >the situation in America where everyone is a fucking edgelord in their spare time So don't read them, as easy as that.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Yeah, Germany has the best laws regarding speech: https://www.courthousenews.com/german-nationalist-wins-injun...
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by vadfa 5y ago
There is a difference between having a set of rules and doing ad hoc moderation.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Women also have advantages in some other regards. I think it overall evens out.
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by vadfa 5y ago
I don't see the difference between the algorithm putting those posts in your feed and putting ads. They are both unwanted content.
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by vadfa 5y ago
>Look, face it, some people like taking nude photos of themselves and they like sharing them with their partners. Look, face it, actions have consequences.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Is it legally a good idea for Google to go and blacklist individual sites?
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by vadfa 5y ago
Discord couldn't afford to buy discord.com, so they bought discordapp.com. They didn't think of buying discord.io or discord.app or some crap like that.
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by vadfa 5y ago
>different pricing .com is the cheapest >different restrictions .com has the fewest Anything else?
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by vadfa 5y ago
Of course they store your messages forever... They've kept all of my messages for over 7 years now.
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by vadfa 5y ago
The stupidity of thinking what "the best TLD for your startup" is. In the meantime all respectable startups and big companies use .com like normal people.
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by vadfa 5y ago
If you really think that kind of shit will float...
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by vadfa 5y ago
That is correct. By default all messages sent over Telegram are stored permanently in their servers unencrypted.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Navigating on mobile is something you do on the go, when there are no other options. Of course it's going to be a downgraded experience.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Both sides engage in the same information war.
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by vadfa 5y ago
You can do that but they will eventually add a new ad. One day they added a small widget to buy crypto in the new tab page. That was the breaking point for me. Like it happened with Firefox ads, I started to understand that Brave was workin
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by vadfa 5y ago
"Public money, public code for every other government to grab without having to pay for it"
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by vadfa 5y ago
Seems you are a liberal according to your twitter profile. This is not a dig, just saying, your experience on that platform is not the same as everybody else's, which is why I found your whole message a bit surprising.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Why would you want such a fast language to be replaced by what is the slowest of the mainstream languages?
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by vadfa 5y ago
>from ordinary everyday corruption to cartoonish super-corruption Got that reference!
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by vadfa 5y ago
>You’re just wrong about this. In cities like Seattle and Portland, life is pretty much “back to normal.” As a result, people are interacting with each other and “spreading germs” around like they used to be. Without a vaccine, this kind

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