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by 0xy 10mo ago
Gemini and ChatGPT both generate the same types of images, so this performative enforcement is inherently political.
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by 0xy 10mo ago
https://freedomhouse.org/country/united-kingdom/freedom-net/... "Internet freedom declined in the United Kingdom during the coverage period due to a reported increase in criminal charges for online speec
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by 0xy 10mo ago
Certainly. The UK routinely and repeatedly jails people for protected speech, including speech protected by international standards. [1] [2] [3] [1] https://freedomhouse.org/country/united-kingdom/freedom-net/
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by 0xy 10mo ago
Probably because the admin has been vocal and proactive about extraterritorial overreach by European countries hellbent on global censorship programs. The UK has thrown thousands of people in jail for speech on social media, as has Germany.
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by 0xy 10mo ago
Which other speech?
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by 0xy 10mo ago
>Today, let's just say that X is worthless Sure you could, but you'd be wrong. It was worth $44bn as of 9 months ago. https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/19/elon-musks-x-reportedly-bo...
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by 0xy 10mo ago
>paid at the expense of people like you If you paid a CEO £500k instead of £20m and divided the rest amongst the average number of employees amongst the FTSE100 which is 44,000, then each of those workers could enjoy a £38 pay rise month
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by 0xy 10mo ago
There is no reason for children to be vaccinated against Covid given risk profile. There never was. The risk associated with the vaccine is greater than the risk associated with Covid for children. The risk profile is different for the elde
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by 0xy 10mo ago
Venezuela is not a stable country. There is active famine. You can easily make an argument against the war, but to suggest it's a stable country is false.
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by 0xy 11mo ago
The US has deported millions of people, including in ICE raids, over the past 20 years, under both parties. Notably, the Obama administration built 'cages' (AP coined the term) for children of illegals. The notion that this is new
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by 0xy 11mo ago
Because your proposal leads to layoffs and sell-offs, accelerating decline.
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by 0xy 11mo ago
Taking a 75% pay cut for free Healthcare that costs 1k a month anyway doesn't math. Not to mention the higher taxes for this privilege. European senior developers routinely get paid less than US junior developers.
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by 0xy 11mo ago
Aside from the numerous unsourced claims and hand wringing over people with garden variety center-right takes, this blog post also falsely claims Curtis Yarvin has himself claimed to be a fascist, which appears to be an outright fabrication
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by 0xy 11mo ago
Enter on visa that requires marriage within 3 months, don't do it despite promising the government you would, then cry victim when you're deported for overstaying an entire year? Why can't they just do what their visa REQUIRE
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by 0xy 11mo ago
This is a misrepresentation. Some of these people entered on the K1 which REQUIRES marriage within 3 months. They get married 18 months later and wonder why they're getting deported for a giant visa overstay. It's fraudulent, you
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by 0xy 11mo ago
This makes you inherently trackable, ironically. No trace is a massive trackable attribute, since almost nobody is untraceable.
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by 0xy 11mo ago
As someone who utilizes these tools for anti-fraud purposes, Firefox is just as trackable if not more trackable than Chrome (especially because you stand out by using a niche browser in the first place). Firefox exposes a massive amount of
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by 0xy 1y ago
It was never sustainable. Because the model relied on healthy people subsidizing the people who make extremely poor choices (obesity, smoking, drugs or a combination of that). Obamacare's modeling predicted that significantly more heal
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by 0xy 1y ago
I'll take the other side of that bet given Western countries with legal gambling do not have this issue. Some have it legalized forever.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Signal is not a project led by strong engineers in general, I realized as much when they had a class of bug that should not have been possible in a well-architected app (UI and state were disconnected resulting in random private images bein
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by 0xy 1y ago
Seems unlikely given there's brand new gas peaking plants in the pipeline. Then whenever the Tasmanian dams run dry again and hydro stops generating they'll simply fly in diesel generators and reverse several years of green hydro,
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by 0xy 1y ago
Your mistake is assuming good faith on behalf of the government who arrests thousands of people for social media posts. Beyond faith, they are incredibly incompetent and this data will be stolen.
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by 0xy 1y ago
So fucked millions will risk their lives to come here at any and all costs.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Meta can't be trusted. The data collection, the user hostility. I don't care how good it gets.
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by 0xy 1y ago
The boomers with million pound houses are all leeching pensions too. The society is disintegrating. The young are milked like tax livestock while they import millions of people.
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by 0xy 1y ago
It'll only cost $10 trillion dollars and still be slower than planes.
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by 0xy 1y ago
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/zuckerberg-says-the-wh... ???
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by 0xy 1y ago
When their identically leveled peers earn $300k.
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by 0xy 1y ago
H1Bs are slave labor and the program is used primarily by sweat shop consultancies who pay them less than Americans. This will be incredible for Americans looking for work. They don't have to compete with artificially cheap workers.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Kmart Australia has zero relationship with Kmart US. Totally different companies. That's the confusion here.

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