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Derpgon

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  • France to replace US's Teams and Zoom for 'sovereign control'

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  • It is always either that the license is not permissive enough, too many changes are required that upstream wouldn't merge and its would be hard to keep rebased, showing the world that they can be absolutely independent, or not having enough experience and experts for given stack. Maybe I missed some reasons, but that'd be all I think of.

    Either way, if it's open sourced our company might switch.

  • Hi.

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  • France to replace US's Teams and Zoom for 'sovereign control'

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  • It is actually not hard to extend the software. I, for example, set up automatic uploading of cal recordings to a Peertube instance.

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  • The moment I started reading "I can not think of a single sex scene..." I started thinking, and the only scene that came up was Team America. It is probably the only memorable one, lol.

  • YSK a US passport card costs $30 and is definitive proof of citizenship. It fits in your wallet like a credit card.

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  • Usually

  • Trump declares himself president of Venezuela — and sends 'wake-up call' to world

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  • I declare myself as One-above-god, checkmate on you, loser!

  • Windows users keep losing files to OneDrive, and many don't know why

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  • This is what made me stop using Google Photos and start self hosting Immich. I lost a video from my house construction that showed where the cables were exactly laid.

  • Stop using MySQL in 2026, it is not true open source

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  • Wow, I never thought about storing build data in an SQLite file. That's quite clever.

  • How are people discovering random subdomains on my server?

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  • Easily verified by creating another bunch of domains and using a browser that doesn't do tracking - like waterfox

  • China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible

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  • I've been seeing articles like these for the past at least 10 years, it is always "New China brrakthrough, can make drinkable water from enriched uranium" or some shit. It is never scalable, sustainable, or usable, and is never really widely, used or adopted. It is always technology, pharmaceutics, construction, or energy related.

    They like to fake their image to the world and have been trying for very long. The only thing they succeeded at larger scale is oppresion, tracking of people, and selling knockoffs. Of course, mass manufacturing cannot be omitted.

  • Zohran Mamdani’s Qur’an Oath Was Perfectly Legal. Christian Nationalists Can’t Handle That.

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  • So, you are saying, technically, I could swear on the script to the Office?

  • Stack Overflow in freefall: 78 percent drop in number of questions

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  • Archive it and move on

  • Don't want to pay for YouTube Premium? Morphe picks up where Revanced left off.

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  • GrayJay works great for me

  • Hacktivist deletes white supremacist websites live on stage during hacker conference

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  • True, anyone can do anything, but try doing that while having a family and having to pay bills when living paycheck to paycheck. You gotta know when to join in and when to cheer.

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  • The obvious answer is a temporary email. So far, none of the services require access to it after registration. Worst case scenario is you make a new one when they force you to use it again.

  • Heritage Foundation openly calls for end of European Union

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  • Dunno, I know there are 50 stars, but I heard two more joined.

  • Heritage Foundation openly calls for end of European Union

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  • Europe has like what, 27 countries? US has like 52. One has states who joined willingly, the other is not Europe. Go figure which one is more likely to be dissolved.

  • AI-generated code contains more bugs and errors than human output

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  • I've been using it to code a microservice as PoC for semantic search. As I've basically never coded Python (mainly PHP, but can do many langs) I've had to rely on AI (Kimi K2, or agentic Claude I think 4.5 or 4, can't remember) because I don't know the syntax, features, best practices, and tools to use for formatting, static analysis, and type checks.

    Mind you, I've basically never coded in Python besides some shit in uni, which was 5-10 years ago. AI was a big help - albeit it didn't spit out fully working code, I have enough knowledge in this field to fix the issues. As I learn mainly by practice and not theory, AI is great because - same as many YouTubers and free tutorials - it spits out unoptimized and broken code.

    I am usually not using it for my main line of work (PHP) besides some boiler plate (take this class, make a test, make it look the same as this other test = 300 lines I don't have to write myself).

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  • He had Revitiligo tho, he was white, but blackened.