Kukumber

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by Kukumber 4y ago
That's actually a good point, thanks for reminding us However Taiwanese doesn't seem to agree so far, they rejected her stance As a result of burning steps
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Let Taiwan resolve that like a sovereign nation Otherwise it's US (actually commonwealth) influence vs China influence Taiwan is culturally closer to China then to the US
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by Kukumber 4y ago
She pays the price of Pelosi's visit this summer [1] Taiwanese are advocating for a peaceful resolution of their issue with China, some were opposed to the visit [2] The US should have spent their time building trust with Taiwanese ins
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Maybe because technical oriented minds better understand the subtleties of the conflict? and are able to methodically read articles like they able able to read through a documentation? And i don't think people over here advocate agains
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by Kukumber 4y ago
i never said they are "ugly", you said "it is ugly", that's your opinion my opinion is: "it's cute" i don't understand why you change my words, it wasn't to your liking?
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the US promotes liberalism for others, but internally they promote their very own interests double face after blocking you from doing commerce with their enemies through multitudes of sanctions and lobbies, they'll start to punish you
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by Kukumber 4y ago
No, it's the proper article that talks about its capabilities, it's food for thought, the "official" line, to avoid any conflict of interest when you develop your opinion, otherwise i am taxed as "conspiracy theoris
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Have you been sleeping for the past 20 years? https://www.euractiv.com/section/economy-jobs/news/the-impac...
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> Obviously the US (and other countries) do not have similar levels of trust and cooperation with China, hence these sort of responses. So now the US gets to decide who is worthy of becoming your friend? What's next?
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by Kukumber 4y ago
i think it's cute, it's very small, practical for a city life it's not meant to be luxurious, it's meant to be affordable and it's not meant to "look like a car", it's meant to be useful and practical
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by Kukumber 4y ago
What it is called when the US sells weapons to European countries that are connected to the US network, share data and can only be activated by US officials? Should their customers retaliate? "we can do it, you can't" https:
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by Kukumber 4y ago
I don't think Microsoft products are "industry standard", an email is I think they'll do just fine without Microsoft harvesting your precious data I think they'll do just fine without being forced to use Microsoft p
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To gauge your interest, whether you hold any more arguments or not Whether i live on mars or not doesn't change the facts on the planet earth
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What do you mean by "help fund NATO, wich is defending them against Russia", they were commercial partners, cheap gas, France could sell their cars and their big retailer had fun over there, ESA was collaborating with their space
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by Kukumber 4y ago
> There's some academic smoke-blowing for you What do you mean? please go straight to the point > But let's make it simple: 2% of GDP to be spent on defense. They've agreed to do it, but until Ukraine they just refused.
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France chose to massively invest in nuclear Energy thanks to De Gaulle, he wasn't pro-american Germany/Poland were all pro-american, so it's wrong to say "and pursued energy policy that made them extremely reliant on kno
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Let's not forget: Iraq nets handsome profit by dumping dollar for euro (2003) https://www.theguardian.com/business/2003/feb/16/iraq.theeur...
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> Asked about the issue this month, Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade Liesje Schreinemacher said the country would "not copy the US export restrictions for China one-to-one." It is a restriction to boost the US industry, not to
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Glad to see Europe waking up, 20 years too late, but something tells me that they won't learn anything and it's just a "venting moment", we'll see > "The Europeans are discernibly frustrated about the lack o
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by Kukumber 4y ago
Better performance and lower power consumption, congrats Apple!
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Ghana plans to buy oil with gold instead of U.S. dollars(reuters.com)
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by Kukumber 4y ago
It has nothing to do with technologies, it had to do with trust and negligence, or perhaps a trap ;), both France and Germany are properly equipped when it comes to real "tech", and not just consumer tech
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Mullvad make sure you are totally anonymous, from the payment system to using their servers Mozilla is a 3rd party with their own account system and payment system, that means you are traceable, you need to register to mozilla Mullvad doesn
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It's not about being clever, it's about being correct
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Will that help us have fun on the moon? or should it be someone else?
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> Mozilla has partnered with Mullvad in order to utilize our global network of VPN servers for its own VPN application, Mozilla VPN, since July 2019. Mozilla uses Mullvad VPN, they built their VPN Client application using wireguard There
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they can reskin what they want, the press still spread an incorrect information
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> its virtual private network (VPN) it's not theirs, it's mullvad ones https://mullvad.net/en/help/partnerships-and-resellers/
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Got flagged multiple times for saying it, glad Meta finally helping me
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someone has to make sure nobody wants to take that away from you they are the ones sacrificing their life in the shadows, wondering what's their purpose

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