SanjayMehta

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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
> He has just become a packaging waste producer in four countries. This is the part which is confusing. If the EU was a real union, then this would not be a problem, the selling point would be it's a union, all countries are the sam
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
He sounds like an extortionist. I particularly liked the reference to "America's tolerance." https://archive.ph/2026.08.24-074023/https://www.ft.com/cont...
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Not that I know of, I did upload the PDF to the original libgen but that particular domain has disappeared now.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
A garbage scan is better than no book at all. Fortunately the book I needed was a clean scan.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Google Books was a great resource until the lawyers got involved. I was able to find and download (one screenshot at a time) a rare family history. The author died 100 years ago. The published disappeared 80 years ago. But now Google has lo
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Fun fact: one of the lawyers who helped buy land for Disney was ex-CIA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Helliwell
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
The data was collated on IBM punch card machines, a lovely company if you like holocausts.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
I said this up there: > The US is only predictable in its unnecessary belligerence. So in a nutshell, you agree the US is an extremist, terrorist state. What are you arguing with me about now?
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Mr OutOfHere: I expected the pathetic excuse for the nuclear genocide of the two Japanese cities. The real reason was to frighten the Soviets. Not going to waste my time on this aspect any more: educating the wilfully ignorant and propagand
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
This is risible: comparing unpredictability with authoritarianism. Ever heard of apples and oranges? The US is only predictable in its unnecessary belligerence. As for the president, who will be out in a few years, thank you for proving my
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
You don't know who is the President of the USA.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
The US is infinitely worse, at least China is predictable.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Everything
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
"Catering" to the left is too generous, even pandering isn't strong enough. Anyone with dissenting views is group blocked at best and banned at worst. Most of the user loss is thanks to bans, I would bet. In a way it's g
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Bluesky is for you.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
90% of those disappeared users were banned for not being members of their bubble.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Anyone who knows any history of these countries - which share a common cult - knows that they are only relatively stable and somewhat secular if and only if an iron fisted minority rules over the intolerant majority. Once the intolerant gai
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
A few years ago a teacher was fired for passing out 0% grades when the stated school policy was a minimum of 50%. "Zero work, zero grade." 50% was the old zero, now zero grades are 100%? https://www.wmtv15news.com/
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Microsoft was always run by an army of warring program managers
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
> pulped. Or have their covers stripped off and shipped out as "remainders." Almost all the 60s science fiction I've owned came like this, bought on the pavement in port cities like Bombay and Madras. Container loads sold
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Your comment about "the stuff about karma" is an example of what is annoying about "western culture." You push your desert cult's evangelism and whine when governments push back on your funding evil missionaries (se
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
My views are shared by the majority of the "third world" or "the global south" or as I prefer it: the global majority. Why does this matter? As the formerly colonised catch up and surpass the West, what do you think will
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
It happened and it was whitewashed out of history because the victor writes the history books. In India the British deliberately caused famines, something they learned to do in Ireland. But the Irish famines are accepted and documented but
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Every US president has been a war criminal. Deal with them first. The entire western world is based on crimes against humanity. Punish your own first.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Why do you care? It's their country, let them mess it up as much as they want. That's the problem with you Westerners, you stole and genocided people around the entire world, and when you were finally thrown out, you come back to
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
I bought AppZapper years ago, and it still works. There's a free tool out there somewhere as well. Don't knock on this feature, it can be a lifesaver if you've lost the license info. When you reinstall, sometimes the app can
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
SuperDuper! is one of those gems which I will happily pay to upgrade every release without a second thought. 1Password used to be in that list, as was Parallels before it, but they both switched to a subscription model, which is an immediat
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
Neither do I. They were always a bit off then I read "The Gray Lady Winked" - NYT didn't just go downhill in the 60s, they were deeply compromised in the 30s itself with their support of the Austrian.
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by SanjayMehta 2mo ago
So what. Look at the info.

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