Pay08

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by Pay08 8mo ago
Can I be sure? How? There are plenty of women in prison as-is, although high profile cases are rarer.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
In what sense are Facebook and the BBC competitors?
483.
by Pay08 8mo ago
Would peeing in a bush be a criminal charge? I'm not American but I thought there was a difference between misdemeanors and "actual" crimes.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
There are a lot of women out there drawn to criminals of every kind. The primary demographic of true crime shows are women for a reason, not to mention the letters murderers and such receive. I would be curious to know why this is, and if i
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by Pay08 8mo ago
You're a little off on the history. Zionism as a political movement (as opposed to the cultural idea which has existed for 3000 or so years) dates back to the late 18th century, as one of the responses to both antisemitism and the emer
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by Pay08 8mo ago
This is frankly, completely ahistorical. The British famously backed the Palestinians in the 1948 war (only barely, they mostly didn't care, but still did back them) and didn't like the idea of Israel so much so that they withdrew
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by Pay08 8mo ago
Do you believe everything else Holocaust deniers[0] say? [0] https://www.semafor.com/newsletter/02/08/2026/semafor-media-... (paragraph 5)
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by Pay08 8mo ago
You almost got the irony...
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by Pay08 8mo ago
As per the FBI[0], antisemitic hate crimes are the second largest category of hate crimes and have consistently stayed there since they started recording data. In New York, the majority of hate crimes are against Jews and it's not even
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by Pay08 8mo ago
This "apartheid" claim never made sense to me. Are people completely ignorant to South African history? Israeli Palestinians are equal citizens. Black people in South Africa couldn't own property, couldn't vote, and ofte
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by Pay08 8mo ago
I've known people who were manually stalked through just information they posted to the internet. It really doesn't take anything more than a name and a few usernames.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
You either have no context for that quote or have intentionally misrepresented it. Hamas started out as an arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, with both being charities at the beginning. They both became political arms a little later, with Hamas
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by Pay08 8mo ago
IIRC there were attempts to impeach the government (as well as multiple probes) but they all fell through. Same as 9/11, really. Plus, Israel hasn't had an election since.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
You are either plainly lying or have an incredibly strange media consumption landscape. The plurality tech startups coming out of Israel are in biological sciences and medicine.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
Or maybe that's the ones you know about because it's what gets fearmongering articles written about in English and the rest is in Hebrew?
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by Pay08 8mo ago
That's certainly a take...
497.
by Pay08 8mo ago
Isn't Nakamura the best bullet chess player?
498.
by Pay08 8mo ago
Are you claiming that Magnus is cheating?
499.
by Pay08 8mo ago
From what I recall, he automatically lost that one game but was not thrown out of the tournament. Eventually he just stopped playing the world championship altogether, which is when he lost his title.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
Fair. I was curious since English only started having last names in the 11th century, once the population has grown too large for local governments to effectively govern without some way to better differentiate people.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
Does it? Admittedly, it has been a while but I don't remember it differing too much from the good old ./configure && make paradigm with a few flags to both commands.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
Agreed, but I don't think that has to do with either it's "vanillaness" or the 6 month release schedule. Fedora does a lot of compatibility work behind the scenes that distros not backed by a large company more than like
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by Pay08 8mo ago
I'm curious, do native African cultures often have multiple names?
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by Pay08 8mo ago
That sounds like you don't have a build system for C/C++.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
GCC is surprisingly simple to build, fortunately.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
The real kicker is when old languages also fall for this trap. The latest I'm aware of is GHC, which decided to invent it's own build system and install script. I don't begrudge them from moving away from Make, but they could
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by Pay08 8mo ago
I'm going to need a source for both of those claims.
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by Pay08 8mo ago
That hasn't been my experience at all. Cross-compiling anything on Rust was an unimaginable pain (3 years or so ago). While GCCs approach of having different binaries with different targets does have its issues, cross compiling just wo
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by Pay08 8mo ago
Maybe make a bug report?
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by Pay08 8mo ago
The exact same plugin management nightmare exists in Neovim just as it exists in Vim.

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