Dah00n

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   by Dah00n 4y ago

   Most countries do not have a court system as heavily skewed towards people with money as the US. You can have "less freedom on paper" and yet be more free in reality. If in doubt compare US courts to Scandinavian or EU courts. The
2. 692.▲
   by Dah00n 4y ago

   >Only illegal content should be moderated away by the platform, and only illegal in the sense of real human danger, not normal pornography or anti gay laws of Saudi Arabia. Who decides what is normal or harming people? Facebook - on a pa
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   by Dah00n 4y ago

   There are not enough separation of Church vs State in the US - not like in most other countries it is compared to. Religion has a lot of power still. But yes it should be absolute separation.
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   by Dah00n 4y ago

   Lots of government services post on Facebook - often only on Facebook. You can't comment on that or read it elsewhere. There are no alternatives unless the poster picks it for you.
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   by Dah00n 4y ago

   Facebook is a Bad Example on stability at scale..
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   by Dah00n 4y ago

   https://www.semianalysis.com/p/arm-changes-business-model-oe...
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   by Dah00n 4y ago

   >China doesn't possess the capability to build their own competitive chips The US doesn't either. ASML is the only supplier of cutting-edge lithography systems and they are Dutch, not from Taiwan or the US. Without them Intel a
8. 698.▲
   by Dah00n 4y ago

   >The USG might be trying to slow them down but they're not concerned about China militarily. The one thing that matters in the long run is money and even though the US is fighting tooth and nail to halt China it isn't very like
9. 699.▲
   by Dah00n 4y ago

   This is about Denmark and this is the reasoning they use. It is to lessen symptoms and hence it isn't given to people who have a very low risk of getting very sick by these symptoms. You are agreeing with the source but it doesn't
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    by Dah00n 4y ago

    As compare to? The US? WHO? Everyone has an agenda.
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    by Dah00n 4y ago

    Why not 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 .... 0? I'm sure you know why, so why ask?
12. 702.▲
    by Dah00n 4y ago

    I don't disagree with you but using US sources when talking about Russian disinformation is like using Russian sources when talking about US disinformation.
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    by Dah00n 4y ago

    I'm guessing you are not from Denmark as you read it in a completely different way than I do as a Dane.
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    by Dah00n 4y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePYO0-Ig0VU
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    by Dah00n 4y ago

    Maybe this anecdote just show how bad it is in the US then.
16. 706.▲
    by Dah00n 4y ago

    So Android users have all been fired because of the damage they have done via SMS?
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    by Dah00n 4y ago

    >"as a parent, would you buy an {x} phone for a young family member that suggests profanity?" Kids have Android phones, so yes, it is clearly the case that most parents have no problem with this.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    Then the same argument covers a cars computer.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    Yes, it has happened multiple times at Cisco.
20. 710.▲
    by Dah00n 5y ago

    It all sounds very reasonable untill you remember that multiple backdoors and hardcoded hidden admin accounts have been found in Cisco products. I have yet to see any proof that Huawei are worse (or better) than Cisco. IMO absolutely nothin
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    I have friends in Russia but if I relate their thoughts I will be downvoted and flagged to oblivion. There's no room for "the other view" on HN. Look at any old thread about PRC and see how it goes. When it smells a little of
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    So much propaganda in this thread.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    So Russia should follow US IP law but pay for warcrimes unlike the US? Why is it only when it is good for the west that other countries should follow the same rules?
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    I'm too lazy to find it now but I read research that showed it did not have the same impact (lacking the high amount of blue light) which is why I read on a kindle paperwhite.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    I thought I used the internet a lot but I must be wrong if this definition is correct. I have never seen NSFW used outside of telling it is not safe for WORK. Text is always safe for work - well unless you live in a dystopia of course but t
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    If this is a workplace outside of North Korea... it should relocate to North Korea.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    So is the Chinese market but that doesn't help someone in England locked out.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    Is this a joke or a leaked internal Apple discussion? I can't tell.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    I'm so glad I got it for PC and not for my PS5! I had one bug in a complete play-through - where I had to reload to trigger a quest - otherwise the game worked as intended from release day.
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    by Dah00n 5y ago

    Kansas population, almost 3 million. Small nations in Scandinavia have some of the best healthcare, social security, internet, wages, etc. so if what you say is true (I have no idea) then it is a problem with America at large and not Kansas