Isinlor

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by Isinlor 4y ago
If Google will keep applying taxes on apps on Google Play then other companies will educate users that it's ok to install alternatives the same way it works on Windows with Steam, GOG Galaxy etc.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
EU Commission has quite extensive and nimble executive powers with regard to gatekeepers like Google and Apple to prevent that.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Now they will be forced to allow them on Google Play directly with user-friendly install.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Next year digital markets act will go in full power in EU. Google will have to allow alternative app stores on Google Play. Right now Google does not allow alternative app stores like F-Droid (FOSS), Steam etc. on Google Play. The importan
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Capitalism is benefiting the world enormously. Any currently realistic damage from climate change can not be compared to the benefits of market economies. But it is theoretically (game-theory) and practically (e.g. collapse of the Atlantic
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Everything is being tried with smaller or bigger success. IMO capitalism and state interventions are the most successful. EU Emissions Trading Scheme is probably one of the best methods. Cap emissions according to the climate goal and trade
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by Isinlor 4y ago
> That would help, I would argue, with killing many of the PHP-specific criticisms I don't see why appeasing critics should be the goal of PHP. Removing $ and ; signs doesn't help me at all. I actually like the "$" si
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by Isinlor 4y ago
China declared that it will use force in Taiwan if "possibilities for a peaceful reunification should be completely exhausted". From Chinese Anti-Secession Law: Article 8: In the event that the "Taiwan independence" sece
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by Isinlor 4y ago
I'm quite sure that my immune system provides me with experiences. For example, I certainly can feel swollen lymph nodes. My memory of swollen lymph nodes is about as vivid or detailed as that of headache.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
I distinctly remember a situation where I was being confused whether my hand was wet or not when wearing gloves. My hand was in fact not wet back then. I went to test it again to refresh my memory and the experience in glove is not identica
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by Isinlor 4y ago
> I would argue, in the first case, stimulating your visual nerve with the identical signal as the color red would produce would be seeing red. Your argument is akin to saying that someone born profoundly deaf with a cochlear implant has
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by Isinlor 4y ago
> What is “wet” then? Liquid clinging to your skin through surface tension and other forces? Yes. > If your hand is submerged in a liquid that will not cling to your skin at all, is your hand “wet” while it is still submerged? No. If
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by Isinlor 4y ago
If she knows everything about colors then she could remove her retina and stimulate her visual nerve with the identical signal as color red would produce. I'm 100% confident that she would experience red without actually seeing red. Co
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by Isinlor 4y ago
My country, Poland, has been under Russian occupation one way or another for the past 200 years. After WWI we had to fight with them to establish our border. We managed 20 years of peace before they allied with Hitler and attacked as again.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
China already declared that it will use force in Taiwan if "possibilities for a peaceful reunification should be completely exhausted". From Chinese Anti-Secession Law: Article 8: In the event that the "Taiwan independence&qu
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by Isinlor 4y ago
There is a logical reason for Russia. Making us suspicious of each other. German citizens will be suspecting USA. Exactly what Putin would want right now.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Belarus is rather unimportant. They are 10 million country with GDP per capita lower than Russia, spending little bit more than 1% of GDP on their army. Belarusian army has also zero combat experience. They have no reason whatsoever to die
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by Isinlor 4y ago
As a Pole I fully agree with you. Also with regard to the nuclear threat. Russia can threaten with nuclear holocaust at any time for whatever reason. They could say tomorrow: give up all land that belonged at some point to Russian Empire, S
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Well, we will have to. Russians already cut us off the gas. That's done. EU leaders have to start behaving like we are in an economical war, because we are.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
We need to get out of gas anyway due to the global warming. We also can't keep being vulnerable to Russian black mail. We need to increase investment in renewable power and build more nuclear power plants.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
NATO intervention would not trigger WW3. Nobody is interested in invading Ukraine, besides Russia. Also, Russia is capable to start a thermonuclear global holocaust at any point. They could literally say tomorrow - either you give us Warsaw
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Ukraine is not even asking for military intervention. Poland was offering intervention, Ukraine refused. They want weapons. Offensive, long range weapons for counteroffensives. They have plenty of very motivated and capable men. NATO can do
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Ukraine does not ask for military interventions. My country Poland offered military intervention during the first trip to Kyiv after invasion, Ukraine refused. Ukrainians want weapons. Last I check they were asking for stuff like ATACMS. Li
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by Isinlor 4y ago
They need more and they need long range weapons.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
What should we do if Russia attacks Finland tomorrow? Or Baltics or Poland? Well, good game, now give up, they have nukes? ... Also Ukraine does not ask for military interventions. Poland offered military intervention, Ukraine refused. Ukra
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by Isinlor 4y ago
It's not equivalent to declaring WW3. Russia is not capable of fighting NATO and nobody besides Russia has any interest in Ukraine invasion. But NATO soldiers are not needed in Ukraine. Ukrainians just need weapons. Ukrainians have ple
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by Isinlor 4y ago
And people wonder why EU citizens data should never leave EU to USA without any legal guarantees from USA.
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by Isinlor 4y ago
First of all, Falcon 9 is a heavy lift vehicle. Falcon Heavy is a super heavy lift vehicle. Exactly the same class as SLS. The biggest issue is that SLS is not even available. NASA flagship Europa Clipper mission had to be moved out of SLS
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by Isinlor 4y ago
You can invent elaborate conspiracy theories about how Musk is laying to everyone including NASA. And how SpaceX does pro-bono work for NASA in hopes of ripping them up later. How NASA, Jeff Bezos, Government Accountability Office as well a
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Falcon 9 + Crew Dragon and Starliner (hopefully, once it flies) can support Starship in LEO. Then Starship can get you to Lunar and Mars surface. SLS is not pushing SpaceX on anything anymore, because Falcon Heavy took almost everything bes

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