Jon_Lowtek

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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
the berlin event was organized by the AfD, an ethno-nationalist party, under the motto "germany first". They are fishing in the social-liberal circles claiming to be in favor of freedom and truth, but they run a well oiled propaga
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> I'm also amazed that giving users control over what they see isn't an option. so... you never actually used Mastodon? Its users do have the ability to filter content based on keywords, accounts or domains.
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8200 tons per year according to: https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-pr... 8700 tons per year according to: https://www.statista.com/statistics/264796/uranium-consumpti..
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
>> No, the fuel cycle doesn't depend on Seversk + "Literally selling spent fuel" (instead of burying it) well, if you put it that way, then the fuel cycle doesn't even exist at all, france just imports fresh uran
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This has nothing to do with scapegoating, the US military literally attacked european infrastructure this week
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> Anyway, France is full blown nuclear state ... ... with a fuel cycle that goes through a breeder in Seversk, Russia ... with no long term plan for low radioactive waste and contaminated equipment ... with almost no uranium deposits wor
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Arguing in favor of making clear legal distinctions between humans and corporations does not automatically imply denying them a right to free speech. It may seem that way when we say: the declaration of human rights does not apply to corpor
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
I agree that such a government agency would be dystopian, but not that it is a logical extreme of a consent based right to privacy. Quite the contrary such an agency would be in violation of the right as it spies on all public interactions.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
i do not agree with the idea that every human right and corresponding laws that are not perfectly and fully enforcable under all circumstances must either lead to an ever increasing trend towards a surveillance state, or be dropped entirely
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Guess you are from the USA, where no digital age concept of privacy exists, and the word still has a 17th century meaning of "behind closed curtains at home" instead of the modern interpretation of "requiring consent of the d
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
In both cases the relevant law was Section 127 of the Communications Act of the United Kingdom.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
here in germany the freikörperkultur was well established in the 19th century. Even more so, for most of human history, bathing nude was the norm. Prior to the 19th century there was no such thing as a Freikörperkultur, because there was no
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
which means the tests are not stressing. That is a good thing as they test for conditions that previously resulted in crashes. But it could also be a bad thing if the banks adapted to formally pass tests while straining their business with
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
hint: look at the involved people and notice how its pretty much all artists
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
in a year the LPR and DNR will be seperated from ukraine and a part of Russia. This annexation has been planned and prepared for a long time. I agree that such conflicts are never easy and there are many small factions with different goals
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
> short lead time that russia may try to militarily annex eastern ukraine was rather obvious for many years. Ukraine sits between NATO and russia. A majority of its population had been in favor of joining the former. The eastern ukraine
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
Then just say "unspeedwise". Easy. If you use ungood words, it's on you to not lead others to thinkcrime. If that's too much for you, just use the safe and well-understood A vocabulary.
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
try this one: https://merriam-webster.com/dictionary/retard Personally i prefer: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/retard
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
you misunderstood the reference: "this" was meant to mean the recommendation in the parent post. I edited my post to be clearer. concerning the intentional breaking of the windows updater and then using a third party update tool:
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
take it with two tablespoons of salt if someone who avoids the onboard ping tool claims there are no ill effect of blocking all network connections of OS components except DHCP and NTP. This recommendation will cripple windows features and
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
You may not consider it "our problem" but systematic violation of basic rights is a pain for anyone who has empathy with the oppressed and violated. If you don't feel it, my fellow westerner, that is your problem, not ours. A
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
I see that a lot with all kind of topics and call it "0/1 partisanship" for lack of a better word. I think it's related strongly to in-group/out-group thinking, friend or foe. You are either with us, or against us,
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It's a false believe that only those who declare neutrality can tell the truth and everything said by anyone with an agenda must be a lie made to further their goals. On the contrary those who strive for/against something have the
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
-- EDIT -- i found the address and i take everything back and declare the opposite, that address is not random at all. -- original post -- > The Ethereum address used for the attack included the number ... shorthand for ... So Bloomb
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If you can loose all your live savings by forgetting one password or one company going down, you made some terrible decision when it came to diversification of investments
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fixed now :) thank you
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Some more details from the linked Belarusian source, thanks to google translate: The book had been banned in the Soviet Union until 1987. It was translated in 1992 into Belarusian and became a bestseller. Recently new editions were printed
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Sale of Orwell's 1984 forbidden in Belarus(charter97.org)
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my understanding is that gridcoin "rewards" people participating in boinc by incrementing numbers on a blockchain that uses proof of stake. It doesn't use scientific computing, like protein folding, as a proof of work for the
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by Jon_Lowtek 4y ago
People suing nvidia about their 2018 quarterly reports is actually what happened, the SEC fining them years later is just the cherry on top. See for example case 18-cv-7669 by the "Ironworkers Local 580 Joint Fund" from late 2018,

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