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Fizz43
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445 billion is tiny on the budget of the US government. your stat showing the increase in spending from 2001 to 2008 does nothing to support your narrative. Defense spending goes up after you're attacked wow shocking. Money is spent on
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3mo ago
They do write weapons companies direct checks through research and procurement contracts. No one cares because the amount is tiny. Its not this huge market being pumped like slopulists pretend it is. Politicians dont need to invest in defen
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3mo ago
Just to be clear what your position is. You believe that US is getting involved in wars particularly the middle east because US government wants to give money directly to military contractors or it wants to boost the value of these weapons
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3mo ago
You cannot mass troops easily in the days of satellite and targeted long ranged missiles. They mass 20 million troops but they have to transport them down supply lines and house them all to get them close to the front. They'd be picked
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3mo ago
The public loves that narrative but it collapses under scrutiny.
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3mo ago
Do you think people should have privacy from the government? That exists in a completely different realm than privacy against a private company.
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3mo ago
"What's worse, you can just as easily run them under Windows' WSL. So what's the point of having Linux installed on your computer in the first place?". To me it doesn't matter if I am running an application in
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3mo ago
This is so much effort for next to no gains.
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I fully understand that I may be completely wrong but I just dont see that a lot of effort comes from outside a projects core maintainers. Its always a core maintainer group usually paid by some company doing 95% of the work and the patches
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3mo ago
It seems to me as someone who wasn't paying attention to open source 10 or 20 years ago that its no longer a real community effort. Projects are maintained by their maintainers and get very little from the community. Commercial open so
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3mo ago
I'll give it another go maybe there is some routing issue thats messing things up
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3mo ago
what settings are you using? Game streaming from my PC to my steamdeck over ethernet for me feels like absolute shit. The quality gets destroyed every time i rotate the camera even on 1080p
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3mo ago
Not really, there are people on the left and the right fighting against the 1% and for the 1%. The left right divid is a simplification yes but it is a very real divide in values and society structure.
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3mo ago
Its a good strategy for anti western powers to fracture the left and drive up extremism and destabilization.
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3mo ago
so only 99.9% of their output is accurate? I guess that to inaccurate for a video game review to be trustworthy.
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4mo ago
You mean when they just opened their new lab and a massive controversy happened?
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4mo ago
Even taking into account all their fuckups majority of their content is accurate and well sourced. I dont know why people do this thing where they point to a few instances and then extrapolate that out.
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4mo ago
which mac is smoking the spark?
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4mo ago
You can see the same outcomes in cities that are walkable and interconnected. Its to complicated of a problem to point to cars as a major factor.
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4mo ago
Plenty of people recognize that as a nazi symbol. Its why he covers it up in photos but leaves other tats uncovered. We only found out because of a leaked video from a personal event and someone inside his life confirming.
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4mo ago
MAGA people are easy to ragebait and sell to
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4mo ago
Same for Datacenters, MAGA and a ton of other things. Algorithms are being abused to manipulate reality for people and people know it. But they still get swept up because it feels so real when you're reading hundreds of comments, seein
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4mo ago
The politics forum discussing the future of America dated 1998 is insanely depressing. That is optimism that disappeared forever.
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4mo ago
dont look at CPU in windows. There is always something cranking it to 100% thats just how windows 11 is.
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4mo ago
In an enterprise environment onedrive is perfectly fine. Yet so many developers think they're to good for it. They save their things outside of onedrive and low and behold they lose data. Its so dumb and im yet to hear a good reason wh
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4mo ago
Its not up to any of us to be able to stop or police this behavior. It doesnt come from our community even if a subset of those users overlap. I can run the most strict community where this behavior is stomped out but users can still create
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4mo ago
But they both openly support it and fund it. It just turns out they are not a monolithic group and are split in what they want.
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How do you figure that "the billionaire class" doesnt want those policies? Plenty of examples of them supporting those policies. Seems like the opposition is more to the tax hike they know is coming along side it but even then we
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4mo ago
I dont believe it.
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4mo ago
Its no wonder nothing gets down when you have these kinds of people stepping up and making it their lifes goal to block any change.
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