shukantpal

I’ve setup ddns with digitalocean

"Step 1: cut public schooling"

False

You’re right. But when 37% of the workforce can move out of the city, that means there’s more housing available for the 63%. I think that’s what’s happening when people moving out of cities lately!

Not a Christian here so I don’t know lol

No, it would be the cost to negate the externality (like absorbing co2)

37% of jobs in US can be remote. That’s easing a lot of that pressure. God bless capitalism.

I use NoScript on Google. Works fine. Most things work okay without scripts if you are just there to read.

I’m talking at the meta level. The laws can start nationalizing every company. But I think it shouldn’t. The law can put the burden on developers — but shouldn’t.

I shouldn’t have to abide by some stupid rules to plug my server onto the Internet and listen on port 80.

No it’s not. Rather it’s more like drivers should be held responsible for how they drive their car.

I’m not even saying responsible— just they cant reasonably complain when they drive somewhere new and they don’t like the road conditions.

Your original analogy is more like this: If a person's computer got hacked unintentionally, they shouldn’t be responsible for the damage it caused to others.

Then you can simply encourage competition to drive down prices lower.

Maybe users should be responsible for what they intentionally run on their machines.

Good pt

These are reasonable generalizations.

Blocking links is not trying to "erase the existence" of a country. That's a particularly foolish comparison.

Looks like you didn’t get the point from OP.

The mail server can run for 25 years. And it doesn't require any maintenance. And you don't have to trust anyone else to keep your data safe.

And you don't realize their codebase must also be really large like their number of employees. They must have a lot of code per employee.

This is a not-so-smart analysis. The market doesn't think that inflation number will be sustained.

However if it does sustain, the $15,000,000,000,000 in debt maturing in less than 5 years will be very hard to refinance at the same interest rates.

> You are somehow wrongly assuming that only same-origin requests exist or are needed.

No they are not making that assumption.

It doesn’t level the playing field. All it really does it cut off the limbs of the better ones.

Good thing it’s not up to you solely

Yeah like when you use a browser no where did you literally cause & consent to loading and running stuff.

False analogy.

Ironic that people use this line of reasoning to defend ad blockers (I'm responsible for whatever software I run) but then use the opposite argument when they don't like what the software does.

I don't think so. Based on this article, Netflix is also forcing pixels on their screen to be color black -- and I want them to be green.

> Again, you're talking about an opt-out. GPDR (the law) requires an opt-in.

It is opt-in. You decided to use a browser that implements the full HTML spec. Just use a basic browser.

Semaphores are important when adding support for SMT in an OS kernel.

Yeah the bugs will be squashed when all the valuable btc is no longer in your wallet

This seems like a bug that happens only on Linux + Chromium?

> Legal? Yes. Parasitic behavior? Also yes.

You failed to make a meaningful counterpoint; the legal/ethical distinction was made clear in the parent post.

That's a foolish hypothetical to construct; however, I don't have to refute it.

That's because the author themselves said in this case, that the reason to submit the malware was to give a "fuck you" to the big corps.

Yeah, but they don't get to raise their prices as fast.