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Gud
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Gud
1mo ago
It's also providing a lot of value.
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Gud
1mo ago
Good point.
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Ok, this is very different from the situation in Sweden. Many were analphabets and live completely segregated from mainstream society with little hope(or wish) to integrate with Swedish society. I agree with your analysis of the Trump famil
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1mo ago
The first generation could hardly be classified as “hard working”, the sad fact is many of them live on (generous) welfare.
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2mo ago
Where I’m from, Sweden, typically it is the second and third generation immigrants who exhibit antisocial behaviour.
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2mo ago
China doesn’t produce the chips that AI runs on.
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2mo ago
That's what they're doing now , when they are established. But when it was a proof of concept, they were using pirated data. Just like Spotify did.
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2mo ago
There is no “pro Slovak” removing the sanctions against Russia. Short term, they may benefit by getting access to cheaper resources. Long term, there will be Russian tanks in Bratislava.
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2mo ago
Just because someone “says something“ doesn’t make it true. And yes, digital privacy is obviously advantageous to the child pornographer, unfortunately.
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2mo ago
It is literally a pro Russian action, to be against sanctioning Russia for their war against Ukraine. Tell me how it’s not advantageous for Russia to enable trade with them.
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2mo ago
I disagree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHKxoARmjLU&pp=ygUYdGVybWluY...
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2mo ago
Terminator #1 and #2 are probably more realistic though, despite the time travel.
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2mo ago
Perhaps, but the value of labour has been declining for along time, while the markets are booming. Probably some wunderkind, well financed by his capital rich parents, can "make it". For the people tightening nuts and bolts and wi
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2mo ago
Looks to me that the USA has screwed up, bullying all its allies. The USA will be left in the dust.
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2mo ago
https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofBritain/Brita... Also, Napier enforced the British prohibition of suttee, or sati practice. This was the custom of a widow's burning herself to death on the fune
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2mo ago
Better than the alternative, with unreadable labels.
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2mo ago
Those are not our only alternatives.
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2mo ago
Why do you say "no matter what"? It's pretty clear things are going pretty badly for the USA? Last time they went into the Middle East, they steamrolled their enemy in weeks. Now they're running low on ammo, without havi
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2mo ago
No, the democratic way would have been to have a vote(yes, with the citizenry, not somebody "elected") if you want to allow mass surveillance. Like they do in Switzerland. https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss-de
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2mo ago
Pretty simple. You buy coke from your regular coke dealer, and put it in an Oreo cookie.
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2mo ago
Don’t be so sure about that..
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2mo ago
Manufacturing concrete is not the same as pouring it.
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2mo ago
Perhaps true 20 years ago, today I'm not so sure. From across the pond, the USA looks like a has been who relies a lot on old merits. The world got bombed to pieces 80 years ago, but has step by step rebuilt itself. The advantage the U
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2mo ago
What the USA needs is more decentralisation and direct democracy. Why has the federal state accumulated $40T debt?
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2mo ago
“Couldn’t you just” couldn’t fucking GOOGLE, the don’t do evil corporation, support one of the few alternative mobile phone OSs use standard development tools, instead of being little shits?
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2mo ago
What’s your point? You don’t think users wouldn’t prefer to pay less for their software? Do you think most users have given this a thought? Do you think they are even aware of the issue?
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2mo ago
I still wish to sell to users of iOS. Apple has conveniently, for them, set themselves up as an unwanted middleman. This is only possible for them to do because they make billions per quarter and I’m a struggling solo developer. I can’t bel
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2mo ago
Distribution of software on iOS?
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2mo ago
And yet, it's rare we read similar accounts from Denmark, Colombia, Taiwan, etc, etc, etc.
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2mo ago
I’d post a Wikipedia link to the French Revolution, but I’m too chickenshit. Anyway, an important topic to read about if you want to be a member of a free, democratic society.
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