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by 199X 4y ago
I suggest you publishing something againts their political agenda, and they will remove and censor it asap
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by 199X 4y ago
I can't read and it's hard to take serious a rant about front-end in a website that doesn't work in dark-mode
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by 199X 4y ago
as long as you are not russian[0], today. Maybe tomorrow they will discriminate your country. [0] https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx...
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by 199X 4y ago
Im Argentinian and lived here almost my whole life (30y) except a for 5 years in the Netherlands. I Agree with your comment, it is embedded in the culture. But I disagree that people are the same at their own level, on the contrary. The pro
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by 199X 4y ago
USA did the same in the name of anti-terrorism, after (possibly) blowing up their own twin towers. If I were an USA citizen I rather give my information to a Chinese company than to a USA company, since at least the Chinese can't raid
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by 199X 4y ago
Something similar happens nowadays in Spanish, where people use an X as a gender-neutral suffix. Ruining the experience for the visually impaired users that use screen readers. The irony of being 'inclusive' with the non-binary wh
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by 199X 6y ago
Its the Oscars!, you need the opposite of a broader context. Just give the award to the most qualified and avoid the controversy.
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by 199X 6y ago
In Argentina thats not true. In fact you need $44.000 for a family to dont be considered poor. But if you earn more than $50.000 you start paying income taxes.