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by 0xy 4y ago
That statement doesn't say he's referring to non-lethal weapons, nor does the article say that. Additionally, the bulk of the weapons were sent prior to the "improvements". So, where's the $16,000,000,000 in weapons
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by 0xy 4y ago
The source is a European NGO on the ground, who claims 30-40% arrives to the front, and reported by US media. [1] The US had absolutely zero tracking for weapons they were sending. It's just a free-for-all for corrupt officials, of whi
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by 0xy 4y ago
The US' response has been incompetent. They're shipping billions of dollars in weapons to a country that every single media outlet admitted was constricted by systemic corruption mere years ago, and less than 30% of the weapons ma
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by 0xy 4y ago
As opposed to communism, which will make everyone work like dogs so that the elite party members can be rich (like Maduro's goons). 100,000,000 dead but let's try it again, because that wasn't real communism.
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by 0xy 4y ago
YouTube in incognito mode for me is popular media, talk show hosts from mainstream media, dancing memes and MrBeast. The only way you'd see that kind of political content is if you feed into the algo.
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by 0xy 4y ago
It's tailored to your preferences, so you must be responding to them. It also seems a frankly ludicrous claim, given leaks have shown YouTube de-ranks anyone even an inch right of center. [1] [1] https://reclaimthenet.org&#x
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by 0xy 4y ago
ISPs in Australia regularly sell 'unlimited' connections that aren't unlimited, and ACMA allows it. [1] I'm surprised my own residential grade connection hasn't been flagged, given I consume over 10TB a month. [1]
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by 0xy 4y ago
So your response is a strawman argument? Where did I mention concentration camps? I'm referring to UN Human Rights charters, of which Australia is a signatory.
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by 0xy 4y ago
I explained how Australia trampled on UN Human Rights charters, including by essentially imprisoning foreign residents. What does that have to do with lockdown policies? There's a pretty big leap between mask mandates (a pretty common
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by 0xy 4y ago
I did. Did you? In fact, the usage is literally listed as an example. >They are violently opposed to the plans.
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by 0xy 4y ago
Given Australia took the extraordinary step of violating UN Human Rights codes it agreed to when preventing citizens and in some cases foreign residents from leaving the country during the pandemic I'd say they're already on the w
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by 0xy 4y ago
Feel free to brush up, the word was used correctly. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/violentl...
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by 0xy 4y ago
This and the decision to go fabless (Intel mocked them relentlessly for it).
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by 0xy 4y ago
This is a testament to the vision, strategy and execution by Lisa Su - probably the world's best female CEO and one of the best CEOs in general. The seeds for this success were planted nearly a decade ago, and Intel mocked them relentl
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by 0xy 4y ago
This case will disappear as Huawei pumps millions into the Democratic lobbying machine. [1] [2] It's already paying dividends with the administration rolling back sanctions on the company. [3] By the way, their Q1 '22 lobbying bud
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by 0xy 4y ago
Cable is dead anyway, most right wing shows have moved online where they cannot be yanked. The remaining content is pro-war yellow liberalism content from MSNBC, CNN, Fox and the rest.
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by 0xy 4y ago
Don't forget said pre-release devices are often different, sometimes substantially, from the released version. LTT and many other reviewers don't even go into depth and often get details critically wrong, such as falling victim to
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by 0xy 4y ago
Worth noting that UK developers are paid substantially more than other European developers, with the sole exception of Switzerland.
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by 0xy 4y ago
Except Switzerland, of course. But you are right, salaries in Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands can only be described as an insult to developers. You get screwed royally in Europe, but only screwed half way in Switzerland and the UK. You&
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by 0xy 4y ago
I was under the impression that tech contracting work was effectively neutered by the government with legislation that made it nearly impossible to do. Back in the good days you could earn 800 pounds day rates, which is a very good salary b
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by 0xy 4y ago
This is especially important for boys, considering female teachers arbitrarily mark their work lower based on their gender. [1] [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/education-31751672
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by 0xy 4y ago
The merger agreement requires Twitter to provide adequate access to data requested, if they haven't done this then the merger agreement has been violated even without a MAC violation. Specifically, the merger agreement requires "a
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by 0xy 4y ago
I guess that's why Boeing's MAX aircraft has had numerous safety issues after the two fatal incidents. Tell me, do you trust BP's offshore drilling operations today? In any case, I addressed your question. Twitter are proven
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by 0xy 4y ago
>If there's an allegation of an additional lie that's material to the deal, Musk hasn't provided evidence of that here. Did you read the filing? He provided evidence of them violating their obligations under the agreement
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by 0xy 4y ago
You claim that lying about user engagement could never qualify as a "material adverse effect". On what basis do you make this claim? As a thought experiment, if 50% of Twitter's claimed MAUs were bots, it would absolutely be
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by 0xy 4y ago
>Twitter's CEO gave a pretty good explanation of how they combat bots and how they calculate their mDAUs Company that previously lied to investors about engagement and settled a massive billion-dollar lawsuit makes further unproven
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by 0xy 4y ago
Twitter has previously lied to investors about user engagement and paid close to a billion in settlements for it. [1] Seems to me that the company with a history of lying about engagement shouldn't immediately be trusted about engageme
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by 0xy 4y ago
Twitter admitted to lying about user engagement in 2015 and paid a hefty price for it. [1] Your argument is absolutely ridiculous. They've done it before, and settled. Seems you have absolutely no idea who you're defending, which
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by 0xy 4y ago
1) The contract states they are obligated to provide information, Elon alleges such information was withheld or curtailed - a contract violation. There doesn't need to be a specific clause about a particular metric because the obligati
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by 0xy 4y ago
What good are jobs if inflation is carving out the bottom half of the economic ladder? There's a reason it's the #1 political concern, and the reality that the government is making it worse, both by running printers 24/7 and

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