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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Well maybe someone recorded it. Is there not at least a single other person talking about this?
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
> Over the last week, workers have been tortured at this plant by the Russian occupiers I would really like to see proof for that. Not necessarily because I don't believe it, but because anecdotes backed by facts or sources are way
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I would argue that this kind of price is only doable because people and resources are being exploited for it. Not specifically only for these microcontrollers, but most our consumer products in general. In a worst case scenario, the resourc
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Blocking .ru URLs is ten times worse than a war and desinformation?
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Sure. It's legal. They also want to ban homo-/transsexuality from childrens books and media, but yeah, totally legal. It's a sin in Islam, true. You were talking about muslim quarters in european cities, where as far as I kno
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
> 100% of Uk based Muslims think making homesexuality illegal would be ok Well, that's a lie. And what the hell are you on about, starting to compare Nazis to this. You are saying that hating gay people is muslim culture? I am not a
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Well if that's your feeling then so be it :) Hungary has Anti-LGBT laws, same can't be said about "muslim quarters".
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I think we can agree that people who mistreat others based on their religion are just assholes in general, doesn't matter if they're extremist muslims, christians, atheists etc.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
> International conflict seems to bring out the xenophobes and overly political actors Yeah, it really does feel like it. It seems to me like a lot of europeans and americans have a pretty warped view about africa/middle east.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
There are plenty of native people in my country who would agree with some of these middle eastern people you mean when asked about gay people, women working and having power etc. I am of course not including actual terrorists or people who
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I would counter your comment by saying that it is pretty unjust to judge the whole population by taking the worst examples as a metric. Taliban and the Saudi Arabian government are very conservative and I don't like them either, yes. B
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Sorry but that's just straight-up right-wing propaganda. Don't know if you're acting in bad faith or just repeating things you've read or heard somewhere, but statements like these are just disgusting to me as a Caucasia
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Could be, yes. Although I do wonder if the average octopus suffers more when being killed than the average cow. If so, then I wonder if that relates to intelligence or to other factors. Structure of nerves etc. If an octopus wasn't abl
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
> compassion and respect I hope the long-dead animal on your plate will be able to appreciate your compassion and respect ;) > ethical and sustainable way How would you describe ethical and sustainable meat production, or in other wor
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I totally get where you are coming from, but I want to discuss one thing you mentioned. You decided to stop eating octopus, because they're very smart animals. Which is understandable to me. But why do you decide what animals to eat, b
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
> The price is bound to reduce if it becomes popular That's what I'm hoping for, because I do actually really like the product. I just can't afford it, sadly.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I know, people are already talking about a price, but I want to add my perspective as well. I was subscribed to the Newsletter, read every blog post and generally was pretty hyped for the Simula One. Up until I read the blog post about the
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Sounds like Texas to be honest. wink wink.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I would like to add psychedelic mushrooms to the list of unnecessarily banned substances, please :)
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
If I may chime in, and sorry for acting like an annoying dude, but I also really dislike the term WAF. Of course the term makes sense if we look at IT and the world historically, but I don't get why in 2021 we still have to act like wi
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I just wish we had some good alternatives.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I don't see a single flagged comment, what are you on about? What do you want to tell us about communism which we haven't yet heard?
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
We are so lucky that capitalism causes no distruction. The idea that constant growth is possible is also not insane at all ;)
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I mean, the dynamic of people acting as watchdogs and the community bundling together can be noticed in a lot of villages over the world, I think. Of course, the special thing about the Favelas and Mafia-controlled areas is the violence and
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
At least for me, in this instance I don't see why the percentage is of more relevancy than the total amount. Yes, it's only 1% of a company, which is not a lot. But 700 people being fired is quite a lot, if we consider that this a
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
> in recent decades mostly tending to over-privatize things like utilities and infrastructure That's exactly what bothers me about our western democracies, I fail to see why critical things like education, medicine, food and infrast
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Yes, their party has communist in its name and socially they portray (Authoritarian!-)Communist ideals. But calling their economy communist is really not the whole truth.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
I think the shareholders who have this power would probably also be included in OPs quote.
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
Since when is MobileCoin web3?
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by 4ggr0 5y ago
You are misquoting me really heavily by saying that I said this definition doesn't exist. That's what you can read in my comment: "The Wikipedia definition you quote funnily enough is the one I described, "Opponents of p

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