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11mo ago
So, are monks and nuns mentally ill? Any condition that causes men to be so sex-starved, they take it out on kids is maladaptative, and yet it hasn't abated for millenia.
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11mo ago
I don't think so, they would be crushed and bought out by the bigger American Oligarchs. By liting their influence, their local monopoly remains unbeatable.
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1y ago
Can you, with SecureBoot?
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1y ago
Will they send letters to sanctioned countries? What about a PO box, or a remailer service?
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1y ago
Revenue, not even profit. Ouch.
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Nvidia and AMD reportedly agree to pay 15% of China chip sale revenues to US
(theguardian.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
No? Show me a GPU, or a CPU, or anything with a Made in America label.
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1y ago
But most of those other fabs are in China! How does that help the US?
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1y ago
That argument means ethnic cleansing is justified, if the people are not killed. The governments are strictly limited in closing borders, not all the rest: closing universities, buying up all the media, choosing patsies as judges. Funny how
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1y ago
Yeah, like that Jubilee "I'm a fascist" dude, surely the dictator you elect will not kill Catholics, persecuting people for their religion never happened.
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1y ago
Finally, a self aware gentrifier.
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1y ago
How do you keep that updated? What if there is a security issue?
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DeCSS (2000)
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1y ago
Just because they were called pilgrims, they did the same thing as modeen tourists, with the corresponding economic activities: visiting landmarks, sleeping, eating, shopping. Praying wasn't even free, if they had to sacrifice some ani
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1y ago
They are not responsible for the content, so they are not a publisher, more like the company that prints the newspapers. Imagine if NYT printers charged more if NYT decided to raise the sticker price? Why not charge creators for the infrast
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1y ago
https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/prensa/ultimas-noticias/2025/ju... The is the Spanish government press release, it should be changed to the primary source. @dang
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1y ago
It's the same gun, Angelina Jolie trained with the IDF.
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1y ago
I guess I misspoke, Trump legalized bribing foreign officials. He should try talking to the current PM, he's know for listening to companies that give him money.
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https://eco.sapo.pt/2025/05/26/ceo-da-cloudflare-tera-estado... Wait, he even tried to violate Portuguese law and wants special treatment now. Mobster behaviour.
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1y ago
This has been going on for years, but strictly at the level of Twitter rants. Even when actual politicians propose "soft corruption", he does not accept it.
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1y ago
More whining from this crybaby, this has been going for years now? What a snowflake. https://twitter.com/malliberal/status/1927113425093644342 This guy does a Twitter poll to rant against "evil" politici
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1y ago
So it was something in the South of Spain, as Sanchez said. The HVDC break seems like a consequence of the frequency reaching 48Hz, France was affected but recovered quickly. Portugal failed to restart the power plants several times, a dead
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1y ago
The network connection doesn't really depend on the population density around there. I'm not saying it's a simple technical problem, but it's not insurmountable either.
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The reason why the Iberian grid is not better connected to France might have something to do with French Nuclear not wanting to be bankrupted by cheap renewables from southern countries, this was the word on the street a ehi'e back, wh
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> This piece has been written as a high-level overview of usual causes of wide-area blackouts. The author does not want to speculate about the reasons for the blackout in Spain/Portugal until more reliable information is released. I
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1y ago
> The degree of thumbing the scales has to outweigh unpopularity of the incumbent. Absolutely delusiomal nonsense. Trump lost an election by nearly 10 million votes and still complained about fraud. If he's in power, he will stop at
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2y ago
> Someone could be bad at texting and writing profiles but actually charming and a good fit to you when given the chance to have an actual date. As documented in Cyrano, hundreds of years ago.
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2y ago
Shared with his friend Mel Gibson. A Jewish guy.
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2y ago
So the alternative to Firefox is some cryptocurrency software?
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2y ago
There's a MR open: https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs/issues/49...
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