Krasnol

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by Krasnol 2y ago
The US market, for example, but I wouldn't draw the line at countries. The linie lies where your wallet is. Or at least where some pretend it is. The problem is the fact that it's hard to switch for many people who are not on the
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by Krasnol 2y ago
You don't have something anymore if a thief gets it. Nothing gets lost here. There is even more of it afterward. So please...spare us that sad tactic.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Thank you for the background information.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> Supporting nuclear" isn't supposed to mean splitting the atom at any cost. The point is if we would just stop regulating the industry into oblivion Sounds to me like just that. If deregulation is the only way you could make n
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I don't understand what you want to say here. A decentralized app will come under the same pressure from lawmakers as a centralized. Other ways of delivery have to be established for both. So in the end, you can just ignore that argu
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by Krasnol 2y ago
They "could" maybe. But since you seem to not have more information, we have to remain on the assumption that they're still using Signal protocol and can't see what the messange contents are.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
You could buy an android phone and download the APK from their homepage. https://signal.org/android/apk/
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Neither Whatsapp nor Signal can do anything about it, since they don't know the content of the messages. That is the whole point of their protocol. That is the whole point of privacy. Nobody falls for that crap. We all know that CP is
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by Krasnol 2y ago
The stuff that makes the internet useless as soon as you turn off your adblock.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> How do you expect them to earn money? By manipulating the order of search results, of course. > The reality of the situation is pretty clear on this one, it is ad-supported or irrelevance for search engines. We've been watching
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by Krasnol 2y ago
What you actually miss here is the fact that we're getting MORE ads all the time. It doesn't stop because the shareholders demand more money. It's not about how google wouldn't be able to exist. They can surely exist as
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by Krasnol 2y ago
They are so huge, they should all try at least. The race is lost for now, though. Volkswagen announced they want to produce a cheap model (20k€) it'll be there....2027. I guess by that time, people will already accept Chinese cars. I s
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Japan is working together with BYD and they profit from that in the EV sector. They won't go down with the US on that. https://www.bydeurope.com/article/303 https://insideevs.com/news/696789&#
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Germany goes the same way and instead of supporting EVs and infrastructure drastically, they discuss how to roll back the phase out of combustion engine cars. Sad to see how a country, which is so proud of their car industry, fails so spect
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I already googled for towel shops. Just like everybody else would do. I had to accept the manipulated results and most probably even fell for it. So why would I need even more ads for the new towel store?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I'm older, but my approach is different. I play less, but if I play, I take my time. Rimworld or Elite Dangerous are what I keep coming back to for different reasons. Don't want that quick shot. I need it slow and serious.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> going to Windows 12 won't magically change MS's mind. They could go to drawing a more distinct and reachable line with the Home users suffering more while the rest has to pay more initially. Home users feeding the machine whi
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Funny how ICQ drained people from IRC back then, but IRC is still there while ICQ will be forgotten.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Wouldn't publishing also influence the performance itself because it would also make an impact on the data? And if you'd calculate that in and the method is spreading, wouldn't that in turn have to be calculated in also, whic
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by Krasnol 2y ago
This article literally refutes your statement: > the European grid almost died so no, they do rely on nuclear whether they are happy or not. It is actually the opposite of it. I mean seriously: what? :D > In 2022, the power system pro
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by Krasnol 2y ago
When exactly? Do you have any sources on this? An URL? Something?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> Is poor construction that needs to be replaced soon worse than no construction at all? I guess that's debatable Replaced? I'm talking about parts of the infrastructure or housing literally falling apart and killing people. Yo
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by Krasnol 2y ago
How does it help you if the job is "done" but causes a serious risk to lives? As I said: the stealing still happens. It's institutionalized in China. Your system IS better...or at least, for now. China is a dictatorship. Thei
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> If there's any one thing that's causing a ""decline"" in the west, it's a tolerance for fraud and failure of big projects. You should google "Tofu-Dreg". Videos are especially entertaining.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> Not really European countries, no. Is nuclear energy a European energy source, or how is this comment related?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
This is just another one of those cases where the actual github is more informative than the homepage. https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy All you need to know about this Software is at a glance there.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
What are you talking about? Where is the grid "almost died"? :D Do you have any trustworthy sources for that?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
When is this supposed to be? Because the time I've been talking about is not that long ago...
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Not really. They've spent that money on hunting equipment only to realize that it would have been more clever to ask the people whose money they spend, if they should do it. This is why it never happened again. Learning from mistakes i
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> If noone ever fought for the environment beyond their own personal immediate health we might be in better position now than we are in term of CO2 and millions of people and thousands of ecosystems and species could be saved. It is asto

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