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by NVHacker 2y ago
Is not really breaking news that people can be influenced through media, is it ? I'm not surprised that the people in power had the brilliant idea to use this pretext to cancel the free vote and put back PSD on track to win (after they
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by NVHacker 2y ago
I was responding to the call to ban the social media. Of course regulation is needed. To start with, they should enforce KYC. Calls to ban something just because bad people are using it are often misguided (in particular, when good people f
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by NVHacker 2y ago
I stand corrected, found a "reason": https://www.ccr.ro/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Hotarare_32_20... "In the present case, the freely expressed nature of the vote was violated by the fact
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by NVHacker 2y ago
This is the reason given by the court. Used google translate on paragraph 14 (on page 3) from this document: https://www.ccr.ro/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Hotarare_32_20... Who's not smelling a rat
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by NVHacker 2y ago
You do realize that the "someone broke the rules" reason, unless supported by clear evidence of actual voting fraud is a very lose reason for canceling a democratic vote and really sticks ? This sets a very dangerous precedent and
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by NVHacker 2y ago
While the article does a very good job describing the context in which this decision has been made, it is interesting to note that we don't know the reason for this decision. The constitutional court didn't actually give a reason.
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by NVHacker 2y ago
I'm pretty sure phones did that too !
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by NVHacker 2y ago
He is well known, including in government circles, and was previously proposed for the prime minister role: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C4%83lin_Georgescu Rather weird to claim that his over 2 million voters across
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by NVHacker 2y ago
Growing relative to what ? The polls that the government media fed the people non stop, claiming that no-one else stands a chance ? Also, just because he didn't register inside your bubble, doesn't make him "unknown": h
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by NVHacker 2y ago
We can certainly see that a powerful entity is working very hard to show that Georgescu is the devil. Meanwhile: 1. We didn't see any proof or any official claims that he did anything wrong, only speculations. There is certainly no jus
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by NVHacker 2y ago
He was actually proposed multiple times for the role of prime minister, not once. He has also represented Romania at the United Nations for many years. The critics cannot decide between "he's actually part of the system" and
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by NVHacker 2y ago
They recounted the votes and found no difference. Someone uses big words (like cyber attack) to create fear and justify their actions.
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by NVHacker 2y ago
Link to where any judge said that ?
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by NVHacker 2y ago
The big reveal documents show USD360k spent by a third party. There is no proof or claim that Georgescu did anything wrong.
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by NVHacker 2y ago
Since the resignations, the PSD candidate was resurrected and is back on course to become president, after the result of the democratic vote was .. cancelled. How is that "understanding" looking now ?
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by NVHacker 2y ago
It looks like they cancelled the elections because the wrong candidate won and now they are scrambling for anything that will justify, after the fact, what they did. Meanwhile, they hope that "he is evil and supported by the Russians&q
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by NVHacker 2y ago
The difference is who won. We cannot have interference and the wrong candidate winning, can we ? Also, in this case the spotlight is on one candidate only. There were two condidates that had much more spending on TikTok but nobody is lookin
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by NVHacker 2y ago
Sadly, the sanctity of human life is an argument that applies to some conflicts but not others.
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by NVHacker 2y ago
Anyone else finds the "real time" attribute hilarious in the context of these cosmic events ?
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by NVHacker 2y ago
Rhetorical question: Why not ban snooping without a warrant first, so that innocent people don't have to worry that the actual goal of these efforts to ban encryption is their surveillance ?
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by NVHacker 2y ago
They are certainly correct if you replace "humans" with "the average GS coder".
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by NVHacker 3y ago
Excellent, well done Gemini ! Imagine the news articles after someone was hacked because they used Gemini suggested code.
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by NVHacker 3y ago
Very lazy journalism. I would have liked to see how many child sexual abusers were found until now due to the lack of encryption.
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Final nail in UK's Rwanda asylum plan(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by NVHacker 3y ago|3 comments
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by NVHacker 3y ago
The UK Supreme Court has ruled it unlawful.
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by NVHacker 3y ago
BTW, I know that not everybody can work from home. All I'm suggesting is that we can move away from the narrative that everybody needs to live and work in London and support other regions - with visas and tax incentives, etc.
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by NVHacker 3y ago
Not really ! What is central to solving the housing crisis is de-centralising and building in other places. What was the first thing that happened when people were allowed to work from home ? They migrated from big cities to nicer places wh
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by NVHacker 3y ago
For some reason, you seem to be assuming that the government only collects biometrics for "antisocial and dangerous behavior" and is only using them to protect others.
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by NVHacker 3y ago
The bar for "doing good" is much higher at Google. Think 1bn users.
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by NVHacker 3y ago
I'm quite sure Meta would never break the law on purpose. I'm pretty sure that on the multiple fronts where they are breaking the law, it can easily be explained by some sort of misunderstanding. And the fact that they are benefit

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