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jeanma @ jeanma @lemmy.ninja
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Russia spreading false claims about Qur’an burnings to harm NATO bid, says Sweden

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  • Since when is it a point?

    • Today 10 years ago I got a Firefox OS phone

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  • I know about the PinePhone Pro and I am quite experienced.
    But even hardcore hairy dude like Drew Devault disavowed it (source).

    • Can we stop with this "boomer" sis joke?

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  • Technically, boomer is a synonym for old.

    No, technically "boomer" designs people born during the baby boom era after the war up to mid 60's. that's it! Calling a 50yo or even 40yo a boomer is plain stupidity exposed.

    • Can we stop with this "boomer" sis joke?

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  • Boomers start at 40.

    OK, so you don't even agree on the initial definition. That's issue, you go in every direction, you call everything the same thing and at the end, you know nothing and you distinct nothing. Just like a pretentious spoiled kid.

    I expected some "ok boomer" here AND it did support point, sadly.

    • The back-to-office backfire: Companies ending WFH perks lose out on top talent, who view flexible work as equivalent to an 8% raise

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  • Yes, people didn't get my comment. We don't have all the choice and luxury to work for a great company or good project. In old Europe, a 1 WFH was an ultimate privilege before COVID. Nowadays, It should be choice, I don't mind coming 2 days a week but it to be a "mandatory minimal" 2 days is a bit ridiculous. Still, If I have my own or max 4 seats offices, I'll be okay with it.

    • The back-to-office backfire: Companies ending WFH perks lose out on top talent, who view flexible work as equivalent to an 8% raise

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  • jeez, using boomer at every sauces is so cringe. grow up, little fluid-anime keyboard warrior.

    • Glad to see Lemmy users appreciating diversity

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  • This is something typically American to be astonished by such thing or to talk about diversity all the freaking time.

    • The back-to-office backfire: Companies ending WFH perks lose out on top talent, who view flexible work as equivalent to an 8% raise

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  • I could trade my WFH for a room with a view and a door. :) fuck openspace and flexdesks!

    • Russia spreading false claims about Qur’an burnings to harm NATO bid, says Sweden

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  • OK captain binary. Saying what I said does not imply that I support Russia.

    • If you had $5,000 to donate to your favourite open-source projects, which one would they be?

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  • GIMP for sure.

    • Russia spreading false claims about Qur’an burnings to harm NATO bid, says Sweden

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  • Russia at the center of a whole hell of a lot of the tension and strife that the world has gone through over the last few years. He is trying to destabilize the West in hundreds of different way

    USA you mean?

    • Google is charging its employees $99 a night to stay at its on-campus hotel to help "transition to the hybrid workplace."

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  • it took me 5s but I got it :) I never saw the movie though. However I really like those two comedians.

    • Google is charging its employees $99 a night to stay at its on-campus hotel to help "transition to the hybrid workplace."

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  • I remember my internship at google 10y ago, with all the free perks, service to make you forget about chores, the cool attitude, etc...

    • EPA Approved a Fuel Ingredient Even Though It Could Cause Cancer in Virtually Every Person Exposed Over a Lifetime

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  • what about pharmaceutics ? "oh no, they couldn't, it is heavily regulated and it is science, b*tch!"

    • New acoustic attack steals data from keystrokes with 95% accuracy

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  • Can we, one day, have a research, a project where DL, AI, LLM (w' the f*ck you call it) solving real and useful problems?

    I swear, these techs are boring as f .

    • What is an extremely dangerous thing that we use daily?

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  • definitely, this and even gas. Being directly connected to the grid is a bit insane, when you think about it.

    • France’s browser-based website blocking proposal sets a disastrous precedent for the open internet

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  • They have a president and government as US fanboys, importing the worse from this f'ed up country.

    • RIP Bram Moolenaar, the author of vim text editor

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  • R.I.P. Bram.

    I use VIm every day, I enjoy using it, I am still in awe when discovering stuff, still after 17y!

    • Thank you, Lemmy users: I have a working Linux laptop for the first time in 8 years!

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  • call me when you will have:

    • Asahi could provide the same phenomenal power management (consumption, standby/wakeup,...)
    • 2D/3D/Video acceleration
    • thunderbolt 4
    • WiFi AC (not AX as this one is not yet really supported on linux anyway)

    until then, yeah, it's cool what the team behind Asahi but I prefer to use my laptop in its full capacity on linux today and for that, ThinkPad and XPS fill the bill, for the premium league i mean, naturally, you will likely to be able to use any laptop without too much pain, ok, maybe not those dual GPUs.

    • Thank you, Lemmy users: I have a working Linux laptop for the first time in 8 years!

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  • if you took non-friendly hardware, don't expect magic. ok, the macbooks up to 2012 were quite hacker friendly but thinkpads are really the to-go laptop for a perfect Linux experience. nowadays, we have more variety: system76, framework, etc...