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by 0dayz 3y ago
You're throwing the baby with the water here. Lobbying I'd argue is an essential part of democracy because it allows groups of people that have a shared concern to come together and make their case to the politicians.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I don't get this hatred for the EU commission, since the commission is just the same as the government body like chambers/committee. Especially when that committee is a lot more transparent and fair than your national government.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
>statists Oh cry me a river with that cynical view of democracy. Just because you aren't engaged in democracy doesn't mean everyone wants to be a lame duck.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
That's a very bad example as all walls and all locks are breakable.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Is there any evidence that its foul play? Could potentially be that the author got burnt out after all.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Hasn't this always been a precarious road? With say fair use for instance. Not only that but I really wish we could just redo copyright to be more flexible but ultimately empowering the creator with conclusive licenses for others to us
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by 0dayz 3y ago
You do realize that I made my comment as a tongue-in-cheek?
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Glad that you recognize China, Iran and Russia as privileged and spoiled countries.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
As Palestinians are technically Semitic people, the right is also antisemitic. :^)
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by 0dayz 3y ago
If this was true then Microsoft could've made it so that you gave to have a certified controller.
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Japanese research is no longer world class (2023)(nature.com)
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by 0dayz 3y ago
You don't need a well educated population to sustain democracy, you need however an active population that knows that democracy is more than just voting, it's joining a political party, lobbying, working to maintain and expand ins
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I mean this in the nicest way possible, you really should stop obsessing over culture war nonsense and start to understand what politics really are. You can be anti-bourgeoisie and not be a socialist for instance conservatives way back in t
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Another thing is the fact that we're already are at neck breaking speed of adoption an embrace of new tech, to the point I'm sick of it or rather I wished we start focus on our decaying communities, socialization, lack of unity an
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Propaganda works really well in distraught countries with no hopes or dreams and that has historical qualms with certain nations. Such as in Africa where Chinese and Russian propaganda along side homegrown Propaganda is actually pretty conv
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by 0dayz 3y ago
China represents the perfect argument for why aristocratic and or authoritarian regimes inevitably collapses, due to lack of sustainable procedures and viewing social and especially political progress as a threat. 1st is that fascistic regi
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I feel like there has to be a saying that encompass this idea that once you become good at something and apply it to the world, you wield the hammer and everything is a nail. To be fair to Marc Andreessen, he's not the first to have th
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by 0dayz 3y ago
What is the most disgusting element of this beyond the law proposal, is to me the fact that companies wants to earn money fighting csam. What if they become big enough (and own multiple companies in many industries) to lobby hard for dracon
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I assume when they mean that odyssey is going to be fine, they mean that because it's decentralized it can stay on forever? I've personally always liked Peertube more, coincidentally the creator also got Kauffman as their surname.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
>The Michigan Supreme Court heard a case Wednesday that will determine if it was legal under the Fourth Amendment. Is this something that's common in the USA? That you use the constitution right of the bat instead of federal laws li
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Which is why I asked, what does Julian Assange unfair arrest have to do with Russia, as this was and still is the topic of this thread, not a general discussion about unfair arrests. And further more, there's nothing stopping you or an
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Having tenants in general have made me sympathize with landlords... a little. For every well adjusted tenants you'll get 2 bad ones and it's usually even worse if you rent it furnished, since people just starts to magically break
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Coops do have a lot to offer to markets too, since coops tend to value stability over exponential growth and there are various markets where this is desperately needed. I think the more wonderful idea of coops is democratic hierarchy on top
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Oh definitely, it's more annoying than anything. I can sympathize with genuine causes but cheap potshots like whataboutism is just such a cynical means.
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by 0dayz 3y ago
It's made for deno if I've read the docs correctly. But there's a lot of things that seem to be very WIP. And some of the features sounds like something you can easily include (like state) or the buzzword is just not somethin
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by 0dayz 3y ago
...what? Who's the bot? The post is about Russia and how they've now have arrested a lawyer because he's representing navalni. So then point to be where the UK is part of Russia, or maybe just maybe we should hold the topic
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by 0dayz 3y ago
That's fair enough, but for more traditional work environments like blender or Adobe suite gpus will be a bigger factor or?
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by 0dayz 3y ago
I would be worried for poor, poor putin if Russia didn't do the "decedent, satanic, LGBT, degenerate" western concept called arresting someone for breaking the law as somone from west I can now rest easy knowing thanks to you
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by 0dayz 3y ago
And this has to do with Russia... How? Or are we just doing whataboutism?
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by 0dayz 3y ago
Genuinely curious, what is the point today of high end cpus if even traditional cpu intensive has moved over to at least partial utilizing the gpu?

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