FridayoLeary

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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
Thanks. Basically it depends on c travelling to another town. Also taking the risk of being caught with the content on it's phone. It looks like a great app and every little helps but hardly a game changer, unless i'm underestimat
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
Can you expand on that? I'm from a developing country and we're very worried about what's going on in America. Is the situation really as bad as Iran?
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
I'm still unclear how the stated goal of the title is achieved. My first assumption reading the title that it works something like airtags, but that is obviously nonsense. unless you are standing right next to the guy you want to mess
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Government drops plans for mandatory digital ID to work in UK(bbc.com)
190 points by FridayoLeary 9mo ago|106 comments
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
Usually i'd be outraged at American overreach, but this is ofcom so i say more power to anyone who can bring them down a few notches. The same goes to Starmers government whose attitude to free speech seems to be that it's a neces
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
I would argue that in the context of ops complaint they are worse.
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
At the risk of sounding cliche i'll point out that ios probably uses several times the capacity of a cray 1 just to get the keyboard to work.
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
It's a fantasy novel written primarily for entertainment. It's hard enough to write dwarves and elves, orcs are a necessary plot device. If you want you can imagine them as pitiable creatures who have been deprived of free will an
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
lots of spelling mistakes which is odd for such a meticulously detailed article. I'm going for the theory he's not an english speaker. Op is wrong, it's one of the most interesting things i've seen here in a while and tr
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
>But the most likely candidate is the new Liquid Glass look of the update. That sentence feels like a chinese translation. Odd that a site named cult of mac will avoid using any technical terms in an article and assume the reader lacks b
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
every discussion like this has at least one of these comments. The year of the Linux Desktop must be nearly here. They've been predicting it for years already!
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
It's a great point. Maduro won't be missed by anyone. But the top posted comment here perfectly captured my feelings. There's the wider picture to look at. I personally would love it if America did that to Iran, Russia, Cuba
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
Deportation to el salvador of course. You really need to keep up. A more important question is if he does get sentenced will Trump just pardon him https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9qewln7912o
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
At least he's honest, even if it's more like he lacks an effective filter. "bannana republics" and "bigger gun diplomacy" don't quite describe Trumps approach to foreign policy. One thing i can say about t
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
There literally is not.
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
Yes. Iran inflicted hezbolla on Lebanon, Assad on syria, persecutes their own ethnic minorities and has attacked saudi arabia, qatar and Israel. If they haven't outright stolen land that's only because they are 70 times the size o
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
I don't know. It's possible that one of their hundreds of indiscriminately fired missiles might land there. Iirc the sole casualty of one of their major attacks was a gazan in the West Bank.
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
It will probably be crushed like all the other protests, unfortunately. But iran is in a worse state then it's ever been. The catalyst for this round is a currency collapse and a looming water crisis. Sadly, the Revolutionary corps see
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
She is the worst possible representative the palestinians could have. She makes such wild statements that it actually makes it easy for Israel to dismiss her as pro hamas.
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by FridayoLeary 9mo ago
The same goes for israel, which provides some helpful context. "Us sanctions ICC for abusing their power"
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
Not even close. The nearest equivalent is Prime Ministers Questions which is a regular staged event. Look at the debates from 2015 where Trumps opponents are rendered speechless by his overbearing personality. He makes himself the centre of
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
Not just America. But it's partly a cultural thing. If someone would imitate the style of a century ago, he would be mocked for it and considered a self indulgent show off. The best example i can bring is Jacob Reese Mogg, otherwise kn
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
It's interesting you mention that. Even Obamas detractors admit he spoke well. True, but i find JFKs speeches are on a different level from that. And it's not just him, but the contrast is particularly striking. Now in the UK all
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
Was the original menu so bad? Your one has zero discoverability, which is the main feature of the old menu, and something which was degraded, but not completely killed off on the newer versions.
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
Never saw the point of them. I prefer static content, something which most web designers can't wrap their heads around. Easy navigation is something Mac sucks at for no good reason. I don't know why Windows is trying to degrade th
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
I'm convinced that the win10 Start Menu was the single worst thing microsoft inflicted upon us in that OS. I imagine that particular discussion went like this: Exec1:"We have a semi decent os with a refreshingly updated UI that sh
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
It's odd how few cars run on lpg.
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
>In 1975, AMD could make these processors for 50 cents and sell them for $700. Apparently by ripping off their military customers. >says Wikipedia. Why is that a primary source?
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by FridayoLeary 10mo ago
Of course there is. Freedom is a pretty fundamental human right. We don't mind taking it away from some people, sometimes permanently. Then of course the death penalty is a thing. Now organised abuse, or even not taking steps to preven

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