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  • A lot of open source development now is done by employees at big corps like IBM, Red Hat, Google and Microsoft.Those companies heavily push towards using AI for development, some even enforcing it.Will be interesting to see what happens when more and more OSS projects outright ban AI contributions, while more and more companies mandate using AI.

  • Any country which has the concept of private property, and a relatively robust political and legal system.

  • ???You don't need to take your company public, you know?You can just stay its sole owner, then no one can force you to do anything with it (except for a judge).

  • No one forces you to sell shares.

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  • Yeah I simplified it a bit cause I didn't want to open a can of dinosaurs.

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  • They're separate biological classes.So they're about as far apart as you are from a reptile, bird or fish.

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  • No. Insects have 6 legs, spiders have 8.

  • Re-cast The Last Airbender movie with Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Mark Wahlberg and Maya Rudolph.

  • The vast majority of people fleeing from war-torn countries today do not flee to Europe. They flee to safer areas within their own countries, then to neighboring countries, then to other culturally similar countries. The number of people who try to make it all the way to Europe and then succeed pales in comparison.The narrative that there's a huge migration wave from unstable third world countries to Europe is a lie perpetuated by the right wing.

  • OK, we'll replace it with this: ☁️

  • Most peoples' computers and phones have encrypted data storage by default now.They are the digital equivalent of a safe.

    But most people do not want to own, manage, back up and store their own data.Just like most people do not own or think they need a safe.

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  • I replaced my 3-beers-a-day habit with a new bicycle-30-miles-a-day habit.Still kind of an addiction, but one I can live and raise a son with.

  • There's a growing trend to make the save icon a down arrow ⬇️ which confuses the hell out of my millennial brain.IMO it should be an almost square rectangle with a slightly offset circle inside. Which could symbolize a floppy disk, a hard drive, a tape drive, or just "putting the data inside your box".

  • I set up a password manager for all of my online accounts, on Linux:

    • create entry in password manager
    • copy password with crtl+c
    • click on "change password" in online account
    • enter old password
    • paste new password in using middle-click
    • repeat for every single account I had
    • shut down PC after a job well done

    Linux has two separate clipboards.One for ctrl+c/v and another one for mouse-select/middle-click.I had copied from the password manager using one clipboard, but pasted whatever was in the other clipboard at that moment as new password for all my accounts.The reboot of course emptied both clipboards

  • I'm on Great Value espresso roast.

  • Probably the most harmless addiction there is though.

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  • The other problem is that there were 2 death stars in the original trilogy and another one in the sequels. Like, think of something new, will you?

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  • It's really good, but I'm not fat and have no YouTube channel so take my advice with a grain of salt.