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It explains it precisely. The United States is a maritime power. It has never had the capability to maintain longterm occupation the way the Soviets or Ottomans did.
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The American Empire never existed, because it never could. The US made the explicit decision not to occupy the defeated forces after WWII, save for strategic forces in place to protect the interests of the host countries. The US opened
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Facebook can keep the crazies. Craigslist is awesome now.
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Facebook has entered this weird statistical zone where “if you don’t have a Facebook account by now you’re probably a scammer.” I deleted my facebook account in 2015 and then tried to sign up again also when I had stuff to sell, they couldn
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Nextdoor has cornered the racist busybody market but nothing beyond that.
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It’s pretty much going in the US exactly how George Washington predicted. “[Political factions] are likely, in the course of time and things, to become potent engines by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subv
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2y ago
As if the US would make the propaganda machine / spy device / tracker more expensive
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I want one, but not with that terrible projection! I’d prefer one inverted at least.
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> Nobody was interested in picking it up. When you’re one rent hike away from packing up and moving, this type of thing is not very appealing
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“I have this terrible illness, but at least it’s chronic.”
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People don't want this. They want to go their carrier, pick the phone that fits with the amount of money they think they can shell out a month all in (including the service), and then go on with the rest of their lives and forget about
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Spot on. “The market” is presented like it’s some state of nature, some law of the universe like physics. It’s been said Slavoj Žižek, Mark Fisher, and Fredric Jameson, but it appears Jameson was likely the first: “It’s easier to imagine t
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https://nitter.net/yishan/status/1906592890845028405
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This is my hope, too. But also I fear the transition is going to be ugly. Personally I feel lucky that I’m not just starting out my life — I already have high quality stuff.
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>What is the problem? Consent. The user didn’t consent to the feature, and now is expected to opt-OUT
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>Why would they want to make it seem like they are forcing you to watch ads? Defaults are powerful. They want people to believe that's just how their TV works now, because it's a hassle to buy a new TV.
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When someone writes something that they know is not true, it's called being deceptive. Vizio wrote this: >Q: Can I turn Scenic Mode ads off? A: No, not at this time.
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"Poorly worded" makes it sound like incompetence. This was deceptively worded.
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There seems to be a widely held misconception that company valuations have any basis in the underlying fundamentals of what the companies do. This is not and has not been the case for several years. The US stock market’s darlings are Kardas
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I was in a tiny bar in Seoul a few years ago where the bar tender was also the DJ. This guy would go from making drinks to picking up a pair of headphones and cuing up the next track, pulling vinyl from a shelf. One of the coolest things I’
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Is anyone here using Framework with GNU/Linux and not with a big list of caveats? That means suspend working, battery life above 6 hours, palm rejection working, wifi working, fractional scaling working?
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All I want is Spatial Audio with head tracking that doesn't have audio drop outs, an issue that has been there from the start and never fixed. At this point I'll give up the wireless aspect for it.
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The headline seems to imply that the full 641GB model is running at >20tok/sec on the Mac Studio, but the blog says: >The model only came out a few hours ago and MLX developer Awni Hannun already has it running at >20 tokens&#
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This article is bullshit. The gas tax hasn’t kept pace with inflation anyway, so states just raid their general fund. There so few EVs on the road in comparison to ice cars that the difference is even more negligible.
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When my phone downloaded Image Playground I legitimately thought my phone had been hacked.
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Is it YouTube who does this or the creators who post the content?
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Now do the Pebble Core, with LTE service and hackable voice control and Spotify :)
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Have you done a systematic/blind analysis of the mention frequency? Without it, you’re subject to bias.
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This is a consequence of the death of nuance. It was either a deliberate lab leak or a wet market jump -- pick your side. Masks either prevent COVID or are worthless -- pick your side. Either it's "just the flu" or 100% deadl
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You watched the narrative get built in real time. The same thing happened with Luigi.
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