The article is very enthusiastic about explaining why it shouldn’t work, but completely glosses over the fact that it has worked

This post was originally written for ycombinator “Hacker” News which is vehemently against people hacking things together for greater good, and more importantly for free.

It’s more of a corporate PR release site and if you aren’t known by the “community”, calling out solutions they can’t profit off of brings all the tech-bros to the yard for engagement.

I usually follow tags than accounts. For users like me, this is just going to duplicate content all over the place.

What’s MOL?

My Own ^{whateverIfuckingdecide} License. /jk

No shit sherlock, that’s why they’re comparing market share and not revenue. It’s like buying designer fashion brands and same exact thing being sold in local markets in China, if you know where to look.

Of course, the over the top hyped up brands with more money for marketing with a cult following make more money.

Weapons 2

Link to the live stream if you can. I tried searching hope_16 and there are a bunch of them. Don’t want to go through them all.

Seems like just git with a mailing list and a mirror on github.

Patches should be submitted to the ffmpeg-devel mailing list using git format-patch or git send-email. Github pull requests should be avoided because they are not part of our review process and will be ignored.

There are a lot of free VPNs with developers from China, mostly with a subsidiary in Singapore or Hongkong. I wouldn’t like funneling my data to CCP but most people wouldn’t even notice.

But at the end of the day, it depends who you’re hiding from. All those 2FA SMS codes don’t generate themselves. That is if you have 2FA, if not you’re already part of their botnet.

They’re only ashamed when their team doesn’t win. Every bad thing they did was totally valid because again, it was their team.

It’s called “American values” where the only thing that matters is winning and crimes against humanity don’t matter.

Tldr:

in order for Accrescent to continue advancing, we need $5,800/month in recurring donations to fund its full-time development.

We are currently receiving $112 each month in recurring donations.

We are currently spending $53.53/month on our services.

We recently discovered that an unprecedented Monero donation of ~$16,062.50 was received in the short time after we totaled the latest values for this article but before it was posted.

Because this is a significant donation, we will be posting an update on our social media accounts soon about what this means for the project

Okay sure, but that’s like trying to use iOS and then saying it’s too restrictive. NixOS is pretty clear on what it offers and what it can do.