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9mo ago
Apparently this is Matthew Garrett's blog. It contains one article. Looking at his more common blog, https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/ ... it says he's moved to this one. Any particular reason he's no longer usin
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You seem to have chosen one specific viewpoint, and are lauding those that you already agree with. Birmingham's Jewish community is under attack. That's not coming from nowhere, it's coming from people riled up about Gaza, fi
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9mo ago
It's Not About The Nail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4EDhdAHrOg
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The local community near Aston Villa's grounds, Villa Park, is predominantly Muslim. Take a look at this map of data from the 2011 census. The dark green lumps in the north-west (>70% Muslim) and the green lumps surrounding them (45
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9mo ago
As we don't live in the middle ages any more, it would be more than reasonable for the community to demand the riot police step in and arrest the provocators. It would not be OK to plan a "jew hunt" on WhatsApp and perpetua
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9mo ago
What part of "The Macabbi ultras were violent and racist hooligans" did you miss? Also, why not mention what happened after ? https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2024/12/18/ams... &g
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2024/12/18/ams... > There was some planned coordination — among taxi drivers and other locals who used messaging apps to organize a show of force, with at
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> Didn't feel the need to mention the lead-up to this? It's mentioned in the GP post. I'm in no way hiding or excusing what the hooligans were up to, only noting that the GP made an extremely one-sided statement, whereas t
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9mo ago
I don't know what reliability should be, but my previous phone which a had mini-USB connector also wore out after a few years. I put the phone back on a charging stand whenever I'm home and not using it, so that's maybe 10x
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> Do you condemn the Maccabi fans recorded on camera in Amsterdam repeatedly chanting "death to arabs" and "there are no more schools in gaza because we destroyed them?" Yes, without question. Those are racist provoca
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9mo ago
The Dutch police were a lot more fair-handed in giving intelligence to the WMP than you've been here. They made clear that there were indiscriminate antisemitic attacks, and that WMP had made up claims that were not backed by what the
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9mo ago
You kinda forgot to mention the organised pro-Palestinian rioters, so let's add them back into your narrative. https://news.sky.com/story/statement-by-the-amsterdam-police... > The Amsterdam police made clear t
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9mo ago
FYI: there is a growth of sectarian and antisemitic behaviour in the UK. Last year, a man named Jihad Al-Shamie attacked a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur and killed two congregants before he could be stopped. https://www.bbc.
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9mo ago
> Nothing is saved overall. This is not true. You're missing that, if there is no second-hand market, phones get an early, premature grave, meaning more e-waste. Imagine there are 10 million people in the world and they all want a
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9mo ago
It's nice that Samsung repair phones, I also don't know how long for, but you can't rely that they always will, and not all phone manufacturers are Samsung. You shouldn't have to rely on the whims of the manufacturer.
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9mo ago
I bought a Fairphone 3, released in 2019. The charging port wore out. I bought another one in 2023. They still sell that part today. https://shop.fairphone.com/shop/fairphone-3-bottom-module-37 In fact, I see they stil
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10mo ago
I'm not saying Jimmy Wales is Wikimedia. This promotional website is created by the Wikimedia Foundation (it says so in the About page), and "has no qualms with omitting information" (GGP's claim), as it fails to men
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10mo ago
Out of interest, would you consider these articles to be approachable to a non-mathematician? - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_quantum_mechan... - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intro
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10mo ago
Indeed, but no matter how much you don't want your dad to be your dad, he is your dad, which was also my point. Without Sanger, Wikipedia: - wouldn't be called "Wikipedia" - wouldn't be editable without first open
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10mo ago
Full title is "Wikipedia inks AI deals with Microsoft, Meta and Perplexity as it marks 25th birthday", which is a few chars too long for HN Earlier discussion on Wikipedia turning 25, which didn't mention the AI deals: https
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Wikipedia Inks AI Deals with Microsoft, Meta and Perplexity
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Because he co-founded it, duh. Even if your father abandons your family on your second birthday, to start another family, he's still your dad, no matter how much you hate him. This website purports to tell us how Wikipedia came to be,
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For 5, add in that the new grid capacity is years behind schedule, and the existing grid capacity needs to come offline because it's decrepit, and you also have a policy to connect new sources immediately It leads to a lot of telling
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GamerGate was about ethics in games journalism roughly as much as the Arab Spring was about a street vendor having his cart confiscated. That was their initial spark , but it kicked off a ding-dong battle for years . You could argue it&#x
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Wikipedia itself knows how much shit it's in. Every ongoing conflict and culture-war issue is a "contentious topic", which is Wikipedia code for "editors are at each others' throats" https://en.wikip
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10mo ago
That's not how fame and credit for some novel thing is shared. The minds of two people were vital to its success, and we don't fold that into one because of business structure.
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Employing someone doesn't let you pass off their achievements as your own. If Wales had anyone else, or had gone it alone, it's unlikely Wikipedia would be what it is today.
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Clearly there's no love lost between the two co-founders, but if either of them had been missing, Wikipedia wouldn't be what it is today. Larry may have left the project, but sticks his oar in frequently, see for example the Nine
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Wikimedia, maybe, but Wikipedia itself acknowledges it in the lead paragraph: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia > Founded by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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10mo ago
That is a nice start, a rendering of GIS wikidata. Perhaps ask Wikimedia Foundation for funding :) What I'd like to see is a more intimate marrying of OSM data and Wikipedia data. For example, if I go to zoom level 12 centred on London
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