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0dayz
3y ago
You don't provide any arguments but just grand stand and expect people to magically align with you.
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3y ago
The difference is that this is self inflicted by pixiv, as neither USA nor the UK has demanded this. However, you can certainly complain about the obscenity laws these countries have, which you know predates the internet.
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3y ago
Pay wall but making some quick assumption this is people who are impersonating girls/guys which lures young guys with sending nudes and then proclaims that their nudes will be sent everywhere maybe even used to be sent to women/yo
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3y ago
The issue is that you're effectively using moral relativism to justify injustice or "their way of life" which is just a very shaky foundation to rely on. Since again then the logic of "savages will be savages because the
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3y ago
Sorry but, this is just flailing your arms around hoping to hit something, Trump didn't care one bit what the opposition nor the media said about him, and maybe just maybe the media isn't as critical of Biden because he isn't
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3y ago
Sorry but this reeks of someone who hasn't actually mingled with other cultures and instead have taken academic philosophy as a substitute to make up for it. Because you whenever it was intentional or not make yourself sound very racis
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3y ago
No these tyrants survive because of realpolitik. And Joe Biden has been the first openly hostile/critical president of KSA, while Trump said he didn't know who murdered the American citizen Jamal khashoggi[1] despite clear evidenc
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3y ago
The issue isn't social media in itself, it's how social media has become this absurd commercialized parody of what social media should be about. Back in the day Facebook was actually decently good social life because it augmented
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3y ago
It's already the default on opensuse and fedora while Ubuntu, Debian arch and Gentoo all support it so it's not that hard to adopt. The issue is that btrfs still does not run perfectly rock solid on raid other than 0 and 1. Plus i
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3y ago
That's amazing. Reminds me of those early 2000s Russian ones.
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3y ago
This might just be me but I'm surprised how many icons are quite confusing in that certain icons either look very similar to another one (a lot if them literally are just glued together) or shares similar colors. It's probably one
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3y ago
Technically this article doesn't touch upon the internet and instead Lan parties... Which honestly is fine. I think what is missing in today's web is the feeling of independent "cooperative" communities.
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3y ago
EPA isn't run by politicians but by normal workers also known as buerocrates.
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3y ago
I've yet to find a single dead comment that isn't just trying to troll, insult or peddle the whole "it's a hoax" meme. In fact one of the top rated comments with child comments is specifically as you claim is bring
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3y ago
I've heard good things about brother printers.
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3y ago
Its really annoying how Nintendo keep on thinking that western law is equal to Japanese law. Afaik, in Japan you do have absurd copyright law to the point where Nintendo can sue anything and anyone doing emulator or hobby project.
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3y ago
These are just cost nightmares, what I love (hate) is when said serverless gives you the any kind of bizarre errors and some solutions require you to do some arcane "saw it on stackoverflow sub-comment". Oh and it's not like
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3y ago
What I would love gobolinux to do is similar to nix which is to make it possible for any distro to get gobolinux like folder structure.
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3y ago
>greed is good And yet the USA have had 2 economic recession due to greed and it was regulation who saved the day. Capitalism doesn't even thrive under greed, as it incentives any means necessary to get more even if it's illega
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3y ago
USA never technically lied about Sadam's WMD, as he had used it against the kurds and during the war with Iran. They did lie about Sadam trying to get nukes. Now the problem is whenever the WMD was produced before or after 1991 as that
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3y ago
While I haven't looked into it too much wouldn't it be because of the fact that it uses garbage collection?
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3y ago
Honestly it's been the one thing keeping me up from quitting and trying a new field.
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I'm totally fine with failure, it's more a feeling of as another commentator said "worthlessness" and that I do not have any knowledge and as such anything I've made has been only possible through external means (go
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How do you deal with case of imposter syndrome and depression?
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Here's the actual position accord to the commission: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/E-9-2023-00166...
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At first I wanted to roll my eyes at the pearl clutching and move on but it actually pushed me in the opposite direction. I want more Ai to automate the entire web, to push out us humans so that we can stop these cynical platforms from crea
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Would you say that this is due to overzealous bureaucracy or does it have a point? Since I'm not sure how much paper work you can do to confirm thst you are indeed moving away or loving in. Also wondering if this could be elevated some
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So let's just ignore their "compliance" with third party app stores or their "compliance" for anyone's right to repair.
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I think you misunderstood the post, they mean that the original purpose of Javascript has been misused (with mostly the fault lying on the web stack) instead of it being a bad language.
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I most definitely agree overall with the premise due to the inclusion of open source in the discussion. Since I believe that open source is that almost perfect compromise between ownership and paying for a service. Usually it's been th
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