Feniks

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by Feniks 9y ago
Last I checked TV has taken a beating from Netflix and other streaming platforms. I personally never believed in new media's limitless newconomy rise to the stars. Nobody wanted to pay for newspapers anymore but web journalism was goin
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by Feniks 9y ago
Can't even imagine living in an area without 3 supermarkets in walking distance and broadband cable/4G. As someone once famously tweeted: "why would you live there". Although I guess you can see the stars at night?
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Nobody wants military intervention. Not the EU/UK Not Japan Not China Not South Korea Not Russia The US possibly but who listens to them anymore?
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by Feniks 9y ago
To be fair the US system has advantages. Hiring and firing people is a lot easier and faster. I do think that in the long run making your employees happy and loyal is worthwhile. But treating your workers as disposable trash is also a viabl
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by Feniks 9y ago
If you stand on the left of the escalator you better be a tourist, some crimes are simply too grave for society to bear otherwise.
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by Feniks 9y ago
The train system is operating near peak capacity. Any deviation from schedule is going to ruin the entire rush hour. You get miles of traffic jams only with trains.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Japanese trains and metro are all carefully orchestrated. Just one minute is enough to miss a connection. It really screws up people's routine.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Free speech has never been absolute.
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by Feniks 9y ago
"website blocking infrastructure" Uhm we've had that for a long time, it is how sites with CP and other illegal things are dealt with.
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by Feniks 9y ago
That's because in Europe it is very difficult to disappear under the radar. Most people show up on trial, the ones that don't are nabbed pretty quickly. The only people who have to await trial in jail are the ones that are conside
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by Feniks 9y ago
Yeah an actual trial with a jury is expensive. The DA wants to avoid that hassle. Look most people in the US can scrape together 50k for bail and a decent lawyer who tells them exactly how to handle the prosecution. The people who can'
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by Feniks 9y ago
Stop being poor. That's the only solution. Because you can go back in time 30 years and find articles like this or fast forward 30 years and find articles like this. Its not going to change.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Its a feature not a bug. Android is open, you can run anything on it that you want. Doesn't make it better or worse than iOS. Everyone needs to make an informed decision about what they want from their phone.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Same here. Ofcourse when vast natural gas deposits were discovered nuclear energy was no longer needed. Countries like France and Japan didn't have an alternative, they had to go all in on nuclear reactors. I think nuclear is a lazy co
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by Feniks 9y ago
Well Yahoo doesn't work in Europe anyways. Yahoo is only popular in the US.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Wow nice tip I never knew that.
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This. Facebook will only remove the accounts that give them too much (media) trouble.
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by Feniks 9y ago
You can't even remove all the search engines. I tried.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Whether or not security is important depends on what you do with your phone. I don't use my phone for banking or payments and there are no compromising pictures or dangerous files on it. I don't have a pressing need for Android&#x
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by Feniks 9y ago
Yeah web designers will hate me for this but at least 15% of every site is crap that I block. I'm on a 5Gb data plan for mobile and even on the excellent 4G networks we have here sites are still too slow and unresponsive.
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by Feniks 9y ago
Ha yeah. That's highschool level of knowledge, at least in my country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_system
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by Feniks 9y ago
That would never happen because the military industrial complex IS America. And that's exactly what nobody in Europe wants. The military is a drain on the budget and every cent that goes to it is a tragic waste. Nobody in the US would
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by Feniks 9y ago
Daily reminder that universities are funded by society. As are a lot of those papers... So yes you ARE paying. Just not directly.
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Libgen.
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by Feniks 9y ago
With reason. The military isn't something us Euros like to spend money on, the US has been whining about European NATO commitments since day 1. Healthcare, housing, education, infrastructure. Those are the things I take pride in. Not a
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by Feniks 9y ago
I'm amazed they can even tell. A lot of people who use adblocking also browse as ghost traffic that can't even be analyzed.
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by Feniks 9y ago
That's how old media has been doing it for centuries. But media is hard: you have to invest in personal relations with advertisers. New media just outsources all the hard work to Google and other big ad placers. Easier but you lose edi
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by Feniks 9y ago
I doubt either side would have been stupid enough to let it escalate because it was clear to everyone that the North was going to win from day 1 (including General Lee himself) and the Union knew that a war with THE naval superpower of the
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by Feniks 9y ago
Oh I know. People are why we can't have nice things. Like add ons. Already you can't install the latest versions unless Mozilla approves them. I just prefer freedom, including the freedom to make mistakes.
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Pension funds are pretty safe if they are sector based instead of just individual companies. Oh and obviously the government needs to guarantee them as a last resort. That way if a company doesn't hold up its end of the bargain it is

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