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by 101404 7y ago
Hence the saying: "Art is anything you can get away with."
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by 101404 7y ago
Ha, TIL! Thought that was all part of the Mekong.
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by 101404 7y ago
Red River? Do you mean Yellow River (Huang He?)
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by 101404 7y ago
No surprise, because there are laws in many countries that tell you how a map must look like.
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by 101404 7y ago
You should try living for a while in a country with no rule of law and no judicial system. I suspect you would quickly change your views.
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by 101404 7y ago
Then there's Gitlab and a few others.
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by 101404 7y ago
Mostly to themselves. First they lost track when they became successful. Then they lost track again when they started their FfOS. And now they lost track again, being more like a political organization than a software company. No surprise t
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by 101404 7y ago
I started using Brave recently, and so far I like it. The detailed per site settings to block stuff are great.
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by 101404 7y ago
The Russians do it for the US. The US hasn't launched any astronaut in almost a decade. SpaceX and ULA have been certified recently to launch astronauts too. But launching to the orbit of the ISS (about 500 km) is very different from
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by 101404 7y ago
Scary times we live in.
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by 101404 7y ago
Switched to Brave recently. Haven't seen any ads.
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by 101404 7y ago
I always wonder why systems like this so rarely do even basic plausibility checks before data is updated.
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by 101404 7y ago
GDPR limits the use of personal data to the specific usages the user explicitly agreed to. Any other use of a person's data would be illegal. If I remember correctly, broad terms like "for anything" are not permitted.
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by 101404 7y ago
That has been explored, for example in "Animal's Farm". Eventually, ideologies favor those who push towards the extremes, not those who favor useful but moderate views.
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by 101404 7y ago
The CCP media machine will know how to spin it.
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by 101404 7y ago
What's that in bathtubs per football field?