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by witheld 3y ago
loser
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by witheld 3y ago
One of the first posts I saw was the N word over and over
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by witheld 3y ago
The content you’ve linked really does a good job at showing how completely decentralized P2P social media is a terrible, terrible idea.
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by witheld 3y ago
Then you can’t use passkeys!
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by witheld 3y ago
Ah yes I forgot that’s how things work- if anyone writes a report on something trivial, all non-trivial issues cease to be. Really we should be thanking journalists, we wouldn’t have world peace if they didn’t write articles like this.
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by witheld 3y ago
https://archive.is/DTYtb
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by witheld 3y ago
Well the main argument of the article is that they physically fall apart quickly, and are difficult (or impossible without fabrication skills) to repair
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by witheld 3y ago
It’s completely asinine to make some observation of our material conditions and declare that we’re “hard wired” to act a certain way
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by witheld 3y ago
Not everyone, not if you have an eye for identifying discount grocery stores with clearly grey market goods!
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by witheld 3y ago
I thought you were saying that Marxism-Leninism suffers from naivety of pure math and I was really twisting my brain working that one out
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by witheld 3y ago
if you read the mailing list, you know there’s a lot of reasons. Linus hates out of tree and closed modules for quite a number of reasons- but in this specific context it seems the most relevant.
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by witheld 3y ago
Don’t…read a book by its cover, my friend. Her is not particularly about the gender expression of the robot.
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by witheld 3y ago
Nope- that generally only applies if you’re a celebrity; or if otherwise your job is your image. The cops will lose this.
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by witheld 3y ago
That’s exactly why they want you to do it with them though- so they can make you do it too their standards.
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by witheld 3y ago
You’re practically not supposed to to build external modules. It’s supported to only the most minimal degree- Linus, and the Linux project, WANT you to build things in. And as everyone else has told you, this is so that support for hardware
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by witheld 4y ago
I would love to make a bet with you, and I'd be willing to, but I really don't think I'll get to collect.
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by witheld 4y ago
F-Droid is lawful good, Cydia was chaotic good
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by witheld 4y ago
You can, and should, build things in public. EDIT: I just don’t trust promises for things to be open source. Notch said Minecraft would be open source, and look where that went. A promise let’s you skip out on releasing the code if it turns
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by witheld 4y ago
> System call filtering isn't a sandbox. It provides a clearly defined mechanism for minimizing the exposed kernel surface. It is meant to be a tool for sandbox developers to use. Beyond that, policy for logical behavior and info
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by witheld 4y ago
They aren’t (and do not) require any privleged system calls, whatsoever. If you can actually exploit a system call, neither a MAC based approach or a pledge will help.
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by witheld 4y ago
You don’t understand namespaces, there are no mechanisms, or root specific mechanisms, you could use to elevate a namespace. You don’t get any kind of god powers like kernel memory access, if you don’t have access to the system call you can
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by witheld 4y ago
Most medicine is efficacious long after it’s use by date
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by witheld 4y ago
The scientific consensus is that children need more sleep than theyre getting, and that waking up later is healthier. I assume this problem is the same in most parts of the world.
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by witheld 4y ago
I can’t see myself needing a CPU upgrade for a long time. I used Ivy Bridge for a decade, and my Ryzen is far far more powerful. Right now the only compute upgrade I need is a GPU and I think that applies to a lot of people.
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by witheld 4y ago
My suspicion is that iTunes for PC won’t even show listings for DRM protected podcasts, which is why you can’t find it.
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by witheld 4y ago
I do love it but please add L/R buttons for the touch controls!
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by witheld 4y ago
Sure Bjarne, you’re right, if you follow best practices- use static analyzer- special compiler time options. If we research and develop, we can make a safe C++. But if you wanna write safe code, from scratch, because you don’t want to recyc
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by witheld 4y ago
You are making your own assumptions about what Mastodon is and you’re mad that you’re wrong. “Federated twitter” does not imply any of the things you think it does. Twitter has moderation. Federated twitter has moderation. Twitter is a plat
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by witheld 4y ago
They weren’t following the tesla, it moved into their lane.
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by witheld 4y ago
The tesla crash in question happened on a freeway, in california where stopping on the freeway is illegal. It was also an unsafe lane change which caused the pile up, not just the braking.

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