Liquidatoon doesn’t mean they have no money. And they still have some assets.

Also that’s why we should apply mandatory copy laws to software too.

Yes please. And mandatory copy.

If only there was law demanding to refund broken products before liquidation.

I don’t remember what exactly he said, but I think it was from this video.

“We did not commit crime, we commited it with alforithm”. Cory Doctorow had talk about it long before AI was mainstream.

For me: not Gentoo.

Generally I recommend OpenSUSE Thumbleweed or Slowroll.

https://youtu.be/O_VMXa9k5KU

https://youtu.be/Egzz5L1ZUZ0

The movie is amazing.

git add todo.txt.gz

git add todo.txt

Specific merge tool can throw fits. Git doesn’t care about specifics of how merge operation is done, it just tells to merge driver to merge three files(A, B and common ancestor) and stops if driver reports an error.

Also to correct myself: merge driver, not mergetool.

git add todo.md

Git uses mergetools, which do whatever you make them to. Patches can be created from snapshots, but snapshots are not guaranteed to be creatable from patches - you might not have original state.

EDIT: it uses merge drivers.

The dark web is dark for a reason.

Yeah. The reason is Google doesn’t care about them.

First of all, users don’t want to have to block people before having a good experience.

In general conversation in distributed protocols is opt-in, not opt-out. If you see something you don’t like in Briar/Tox/Jami, then it is only because you actively seek it.

It’s taught in every school… At least in Europe.

Don’t explain anything, there’s literally no point. Why are nerds so insistent that people understand technology?

All people understand Ohm’s law now. It took only 150 years of explaining.

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I’m not very familiar with Nostr, but knowing other distributed protocols, you can just hide messages from selected users in client.

censorship resistent or even censorship free, that’s not a good quality.

Also, wtf did I read?

There was lecture by Cory Doctrow about it.

EU is cooking something with EU Directive on Liability for Defective Products. I’ve read only part of it, but basically companies are liable for bugs in software unless they opensource it.

Not novel. I think there was a train somewhere in Africa, that transported some ore from mountain to port. On the way down with ore it charged and uphill it used charge.