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by _7acn 2y ago
For me personally, it’s completely irrelevant. As a European, I feel exactly the same kind of “connection” to Europe as I do to the USA. It’s a different story when it comes to the country I live in. If a local (national) product is compara
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by _7acn 2y ago
I mean exactly what I say. I'm simply pointing out an interesting observation: Western countries abandoning their roots do not transition into pure "atheism"; instead, they exchange their spirituality for something else. Rath
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by _7acn 2y ago
Where the Christian spirit fades, superstition grows.
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by _7acn 2y ago
Do you believe that they actually read that "deal", that everything had already been agreed upon, and then it just so happened that they had an argument in front of journalists and that's why they didn’t sign it?
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by _7acn 2y ago
Yeah, and how does the title “Zelensky leaves White House after angry meeting” match with Zelensky’s slight smile and thumbs-up at the very end? Some people probably don’t notice this because, instead of using reason, they let their emotion
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by _7acn 2y ago
I watched the entire meeting attentively from start to finish, and in my opinion, nothing major happened. There was a slight argument, but then the emotions cooled down a bit. What did happen, however, was complete madness in the media. The
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by _7acn 2y ago
Literally every messaging platform Microsoft has ever created has always been terrible, and that remains true to this day. The only exception was Skype, which used to be good, but after Microsoft acquired it, it also became terrible.
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by _7acn 2y ago
In my opinion, Microsoft’s entire support is at a tragically poor and hopeless level. GitHub is flooded with open issues that remain open for years without any response from Microsoft. The same applies to Azure. The technical support there
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by _7acn 2y ago
And of course, we know this from the objective, fact-checked source that is CNN. Let’s pump even more billions into Ukraine, and surely Russia will soon lose this war, as it’s barely holding on under the pressure of sanctions and population
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by _7acn 2y ago
Since most objects are getting a downgrade, can we take this into account next time when estimating the probability?
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by _7acn 2y ago
“Hmm, who else should we demoralise? Let’s go for the Mexicans!”
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by _7acn 2y ago
The planet Mars is a gift from God for humanity
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I used to play a lot of RPGs, and I believe that intelligence and wisdom are two separate traits. Not everyone who’s smart is actually wise.
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I think they just don’t like him for political views and they feed themselves with mainstream media
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by _7acn 2y ago
It's important to understand that (in simple terms) businesses do not actually pay VAT. VAT is a tax that ultimately burdens consumers, not companies. When a business purchases a product that includes VAT, it initially pays the VAT amo
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by _7acn 2y ago
Reminds me of Zuck “regretting” censorship.
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by _7acn 2y ago
I think this is an even better product than Logitech's subscription-based mouse.
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$329 iPhone grip with optional subscription(macrumors.com)
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Dudu
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by _7acn 2y ago
I'm referring to actions that can be observed in the vast majority of countries. There are two main cases here, which, surprisingly, are rarely discussed in the media. The first case is when the state openly violates certain rights con
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by _7acn 2y ago
What do you mean by “trumpists” precisely? In Poland, two centrist parties take turns in power. One uses more conservative and pro-American rhetoric, while the other is more liberal and pro-European. However, if you focus on what these part
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by _7acn 2y ago
If I have TPM disabled in the BIOS, is there any point in not enabling it and using a bypass to install Windows 11? I’m wondering if there’s any scenario where keeping TPM disabled might seem like a good idea?
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by _7acn 2y ago
Just under 30 years ago, when I was starting my IT studies, I had an older colleague who was a great authority to me. When I began learning about RDBMS options, I called him to ask, „What do you think about Oracle?”. He just shouted, „Total
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by _7acn 2y ago
JetBrains Rider is free for non-commercial use, oh and VSCode is decent too
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by _7acn 2y ago
In my opinion, one of the most underrated things by people programming in C# is the fact that they also have F# at their fingertips. They ignore it because they haven't dedicated enough time to appreciate how powerful and fantastic it
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by _7acn 2y ago
I think apps like TikTok or YouTube Shorts literally brainwash people. It’s one of the dumbest things ever invented on the Internet, yet incredibly addictive at the same time.
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by _7acn 2y ago
I suggest looking up the dictionary definitions of the words "war" and "genocide" and seriously considering which of the two is more appropriate for this situation.
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by _7acn 2y ago
I've had so many keyboards that I can't even count them. I've owned five mechanical ones alone. Out of the ergonomic ones, I've only had one - a Microsoft and it was pretty nice. Almost all of them have been replaced bec
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by _7acn 2y ago
Besides browsing job offers on platforms where big companies recruit (like LinkedIn in my country), you can also try applying directly on corporate websites. They usually have a „Careers” section. In my opinion, large companies don’t have u
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I don’t like Zuck because, IMO, he’s a fraud. I don’t use his platform. I feel sorry for people who are forced to use FB for business or social reasons, such as students who need to stay in touch with their classmates… Facebook is just an u

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