warinukraine

Note that Temporary containers is NOT by Mozilla.

Just saying...

Of course blame "the millennials".

> Text for those who don't do the bird site:

Having the text here instead of linking to an appallingly bad website should always have been the norm. But nooo, we had to wait for Elon Musk to buy the thing.

> http: a bunch of newline separated key=value pairs followed by a double newline everything else is the content.

This is a webdev's idea of what HTTP is

Yours must be the most redundant comment on HN ever.

Mine isn't redundant, note. Just because he keeps saying, doesn't mean he's posting about it on HN, and if he does doesn't mean he's doing so verbatim, which I showed.

> The big claims here seem to be "We mapped the route first", "We had to try multiple times to get the video" and "We crashed into a fence on one practice run".

> In my view, none of those things make the video staged...

Fanboy detected.

I wish I could buy shares in this company.

However, what makes them great and unique is that they're ideologically motivated, so of course they're not selling shares.

Mullvad, please.

nordvpn has been acquired by some private equity that's acquiring all the vpns.

I was sure I had read this comment before.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33898101

> I looked at in terms of the "Fediverse", a coherent decentralized social network, with lots of instances cooperating to make one intentional thing. I'm still not bullish about that. But once you use it, you see that it's basically hyper-interactive RSS.

So what was your original argument against this?

I'm defending the right to own property, which is something really fundamental to the way we organize our society.

... and when you say "the people that were hurt"... If you leave your wallet on the street, it might be stolen and you might be hurt. I'm not blaming the victim; someone stealing your wallet is wrong even though you left it on the street. It's not your fault, I'm not blaming you, I blame the thief for the theft. On the other hand there's something that you could've done that would've avoided it - don't leave your wallet on the street.

It's mine because the law says so.

May I ask what was your original argument against Mastodon?

> A billionaire has spent the last 3 months shitting on what I thought was my social backyard.

I think Elon Musk is a horrible person, but... this one is on you, right? You thought that a company's service was your social backyard? That's on you.

> What's Docker Desktop exactly?

> If you wanted a real answer, you should have asked a real question

Alright then.

Pro-tip Remove that keybase from your profile, you look ridiculous.

> which is clearly targeted at macos and windows

I didn't know what it was, so I didn't know it was only for macos and windows. If instead of being sarcastic he had just answered my question, I wouldn't have said something irrelevant.

Oh macOS doesn't have a package manager? Damn that sucks /s

Don't play dumb, you're wasting everyone's time.

An if that bypasses the check of whether to issue a margin call if your userid is that of Alameda's. Obviously.

What do you mean? I just do `apt install docker`.

What's Docker Desktop exactly?

> I am not saying you should not hold them accountable

You did imply exactly that.

> Do we make them pay a huge fine and climate change is averted? This seems pure distraction to me.

If holding them accountable is a distraction, that implies we shouldn't be doing it.

So yeah, you did kind of say it.

I don't really care about fines. I think the people in charge at that time should be investigated, their internal communication, coordination, and fraud should be exposed, and then they should be put in jail for fraud, if they're still alive. You call this a distraction. I call it making a point.

It sounds like you like easy problems and don't like hard problems.

Holding someone accountable as per the law seems like a distraction to you? Ok, I guess you don't agree with one of the fundamental organizing principles of our society then. Lets just agree to disagree and you can go live in a cave.

This.

I'm sorry you're "confused". Some times I get confused with morals and legals don't align, but that's not even the case here.

You're wildly overestimating how much it costs to buy a congressman.

You just showed you don't know anything about finance.

> skeptical of yield products

Yield products aren't the problem, they're a symptom.

The problem is wanting to buy something that has no value and hoping to sell it to someone else who in turn is also hoping to sell it to someone else even higher.

Bitcoin, NFT, yield products, etc, they're all manifestations of the same thing.

Just fake it till you make it guys /s

> The benefit of Japan, Singapore, South Korea is that they are countries in Asia that have historically been supported by the West.

In my view Japan at least is undoubtedly a western nation, at least when it comes to the strength and values of their institutions.

I remember there was an ascii-only browser called Lynx (I think?). What happened to that?