NewJazz

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by NewJazz 1y ago
You keep talking past me.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
The law that is under discussion in this thread.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
The law would be "don't sign apps unless they follow these regulations". Google has put themselves in the position of being able to enforce these regs, but that doesn't mean they aren't law.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Is there any indication that Google will obey the laws of the EU when they have no vested interest in the outcome? They only break the law when it earns them bundles of money.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
How is that a reasonable comparison? You don't have to carry the RO filter on your back. You think about it maybe a couple times a year when you replace the filter. Plenty of people use water filters every day. If you told them that wa
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by NewJazz 1y ago
No, it is not a band aid, it is the gold standard for water filtration. And not all water issues stem from bad governance. Sometimes there is just unwanted minerals in the water for natural reasons.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
You want libc to start a thread whenever it is loaded?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
I think most languages use the OS api by default, but there are plenty of libraries out there that bypass the system resolution.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Wtf are you talking about? You want me to treat people like Charlie Kirk like an enemy in war? Do you know what happens in war? Do you know just how often even the minimal rules in the Geneva convention are violated?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
The comment I replied to was making a blanket statement that could be extended to more than just Charlie Kirk, including folks who do things that undermine democracy beyond just fearmongering.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
That's not what deterrence is.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Hmm, maybe just shorten to Titan?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
The best prevention is deterrence.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Commenter is saying it doesn't matter if they are, we should just speak nicely about them because their life is our's to preserve.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
What if it is true that someone is a threat to democracy?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Alright, n dimensional hypercube.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Lol you missed the weather... Bay area weather is much more moderate than in the Midwest.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Debt is usually one of the best hedges against inflation. Instead of buying stocks on margin, though, people usually buy more price inelastic assets like homes.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Amazon is showing Homelander do exactly this though haha.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
I guess it would also depends on where in the world you are as well. You burn easier closer to the equator (hence different melanin expression).
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Can't believe it took them 10 years to add CCS1.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Norway is not in the EU.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
What's interesting is that Trump should be happy with a weak labor market, as it helps him with that interest rate on debt problem he seems to have.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_the_A...
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by NewJazz 1y ago
On an earth of 8 billion? And how many views are in Turkey?
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Can you source this claim because Twitter turned a lot of heads when it didn't comply with content restrictions elsewhere in the Mediterranean and faced website blocks (that they retained Moxie to help circumvent)... https:/&#x2F
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Intel still is.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Nowadays just hosting text can get you in trouble if it is too pornographic in nature.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
What part of Amazon prime benefits? I've never heard of such a nebulous subscription product.
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by NewJazz 1y ago
Not only that, I understand they are an investor.

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