manuelaljibes
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4 years ago
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on: El Salvador makes Bitcoin legal tender
Do you even know what fascist means?
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: You can't censor away extremism or any other problem
Have you considered the possibility that the experience of WWI and WWII changed their model of the world? Maybe the public felt that another war could break out and therefore deemed necessary to have a strong military to protect themselves
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: Super Mario 64 Decompilation
Anyone knows where to get the source of that PC port some dude did? I know it was randomly released somewhere but Nintendo took it down before I was able to get a copy
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: Graphical User Interface Using Flutter in Embedded Systems [pdf]
Not to mention that it's actually cross-platform, you don't have to deal with random quirks as shadow*/elevation in RN
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: ZFS Removes References to Slavery
"it's about fostering an environment for including those who do care", that's exactly right, and my whole argument is that those who do care are not the ones that are affected by slavery, the people that care about these innocuous things are first-world neocons who haven't had to deal with any real problems in their lives, and my annoyance comes by the fact that people now just don't seem to have the guts to stand up to these trolls; this literally won't help make their community or userbase more diverse, in any case, it introduces confusion because any guides or tutorials around the net that used the term slave are now misleading/deprecated
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: ZFS Removes References to Slavery
What harm does it do to rename things based on nothing but the pathetic impulse to abide by the nonsensical PC agenda? Well, it introduces the need for me as a developer to adjust to a new naming scheme for no good reason, we know APIs change all the time, and adjusting to new naming schemes is part of the job, but when a project decides to break an API its always for a good reason, no professional team will ever break an API on a whim, because in most projects, people are aware that breaking APIs immediately deprecates massive amounts of code, and that these changes should only be made only if it's absolutely necessary; breaking APIs and forcing everyone else that just want to get the work done to comply to this nonsense is not going to help slaves around the world, if you really want to take action, set a donation prompt for a charity on the README or in the program itself as Vim does, but don't annoy the rest of us with this bs just so that you can feel better about yourself ffs
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: ZFS Removes References to Slavery
Sure, let's completely modify our environment so that the first-world sensitive twats that can't deal with words don't feel threatened, better yet, let's outright ban words that describe anything that is remotely related with dominance, because that is unsensitive and "non-inclusive" with those whom their ancestors were oppresed at any point in the past 5000 years
manuelaljibes
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5 years ago
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on: ZFS Removes References to Slavery
There's no technical reason to make this change, it's an annoying change with literally zero positive impact on the world, this won't abolish slavery nor will it help anyone, it may help the promoters of this stupidity to feel better about themselves, like "look at us! we are aligned with the PC agenda! We're sooo progressive and docile!"