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BurningPenguin
3y ago
Good job leaving out some important details to blame the greens. 1. Coal was turned on because France messed up their nuclear fleet 2. They were meant to be turned off. But due to Russia's boyscout army having a field day, they were pu
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4y ago
Chrome used an already existing render engine and improved on it.
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BurningPenguin
4y ago
Old reddit is still available. Just type old.reddit.com or change it in the settings.
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BurningPenguin
4y ago
MSN also needs to actually moderate their comment sections. Too many tinfoil hats, trolls and far right extremists on the German version.
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4y ago
They didn't even get the places right. Neuzelle isn't anywhere near Munich. It's not even in the same state. It is on the other side of the country, near Berlin.
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4y ago
Neuzelle isn't near Munich. We Bavarians would never accept such unholy creations.
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BurningPenguin
4y ago
You mean like this one? https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-63963779
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4y ago
I'd say there is a teensy-weensy difference between "it can't be ruled out yet, but there is no evidence" and "it's definitely the only explanation, so let's screw with any slightly chinese looking person&
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4y ago
> Automation and AI will make most basic programming jobs redundant. I kinda doubt that. You still need someone to act as a translator between user and machine.
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4y ago
> I find it weird how hostile to hydrogen the "renewable energy gang" is. Really? I usually just see the "vroom vroom gang" hyping up hydrogen as the ultimate power source for their overpowered cars, while completely
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4y ago
> And how do you make a tweet saying that there are only two-genders, equivalent to "overthrow a government" ? Where did i make it equivalent? Stop putting words in my mouth. I'm talking about people who are actively tryin
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4y ago
> "Yeah, I'm not surprised, you seem to be fed directly by what Twitter and Youtube are telling you is worth knowing about, so no wonder you have never heard of certain things." Ah yes, that must be it. Not the fact that t
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4y ago
Good idea. If i go for a 125cc machine, i have to get some driving lessons anyway. Those are mandatory in my country.
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4y ago
I'm talking about the EU part of your nonsense. I don't follow that Biden-Ukraine stuff. All i know is that there is still no proof for that and the only people whining about his alleged "corruption" are known to project
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4y ago
Hey, one of France's neighbours here: Nobody gives a damn about you talking about dumb shit, as long as it doesn't endanger one or many people. What we actually care about, is a bunch of people - who coincidentally seem to come fr
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4y ago
I wonder if that's also true for scooter and motorcycles. I'm thinking about getting one of those, but ideally in some bright and highly visible color.
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4y ago
It's nice to know, that Valve isn't the only company that sucks at doing anti-cheat right. Or at all, that is...
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4y ago
So widespread, it apparently transcends borders. My grandparents used that one a few times. Hello from Germany. :)
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4y ago
If you are a business, that does business in some other country, you also have to comply to their local laws. Even if you don't have a presence there.
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4y ago
On the same server i have my website on. It's easy to implement and i don't have headaches due to GDPR. Performance is good, if it's properly optimized. I also add Hotwire Turbo if necessary.
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4y ago
Did they make sure it doesn't become another Tay?
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4y ago
How about: Mental illness is a complex thing, that involves multiple parts of the body, and probably also the environment.
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4y ago
It's not the first time Canonical is pulling this kind of thing. Years ago, they were showing Amazon ads in their launcher in Unity[1]. I guess this made people quite skeptical about this. APT is also one of the most important and sens
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4y ago
I wouldn't say i'm intelligent. :D But i think this "US did it" theory doesn't make any sense. The only party that has interest in a broken pipeline is Russia. Why? Because it would release them from their obligatio
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4y ago
That doesn't make sense at all. Why attack allies and risk invoking defense treaties? Especially considering that there is no gas flowing through those pipelines. NS2 was never certified and therefore never in use. NS1 was essentially
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4y ago
I looked it up and the conclusion of military force doesn't really add up to it. https://www.reuters.com/world/biden-germanys-scholz-stress-u... As it appears, there were talks behind the stage, because shortly af
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4y ago
Spying is a whole other level compared to physically attacking infrastructure. I'm not aware of any "special operations" from the US on EU soil in the last decades. The only country that is known to do "special operation
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4y ago
That's the thing. It's a single clip. Where is the rest? What's the context? Is it even the real clip? Those are questions you should ask yourself whenever you see some random internet dude post something. And a channel that
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4y ago
> RussiaZ for victory Yeah, that seems like a real trustworthy channel... Btw. they were talking about heavy sanctions back in the time.
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4y ago
Dude, we don't get any gas anymore from them, the oligarchs are on sanctions lists and one of those oligarchs is currently getting raided by the police for tax evasion. More are probably going to follow.
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