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by ardit33 6y ago
You are not getting the point. I am fine with apple removing any app it doesn't like from their app store, as long as you can sideload an app to iphones (like you can do with Android). The fact that you can't sideload, it make
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by ardit33 6y ago
I am... I am democrat, but I feel this is deeply disturbing. I can see how apple doesn't like parler in its app store, and they have every right to remove it. It is a private company, and it shouldn't be forced to host apps that
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by ardit33 6y ago
This is not really hacker news worthy There are plenty of reports on twitter about the several characters/insurgents/anarchists that went in the capitol, not sure this belongs here.
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by ardit33 6y ago
just look at Brooklyn yo.... while it has some tall building, near Manhattan, it is mostly 2-3 story buildings (brownstones) or 4 / 5 smaller apartment buildings, and further down it has single family homes. It has higher density than
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by ardit33 6y ago
you also fail to mention that the mongols did mass slaughtering of the entire population of cities that resisted. It was genocide at mass, even children and women were not spared. Also, their raids will conflict massive damage to local pop
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by ardit33 6y ago
Bingo. The F-35 as a bomb delivery platform might be already obsolete, as drones are far cheaper. You still need air defense/air superiority fighter though.
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by ardit33 6y ago
The Boeing was not just ugly, it failed to do both stovl and supersonic in one fighter, which was a requirement ‘ Due to the heavy delta wing design of the X-32, Boeing demonstrated STOVL and supersonic flight in separate configurations, wi
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by ardit33 6y ago
It is not good. Like it or not, this is the only alternative NATO has for the forceable future. The British Tempest and the French/German stealth fighter won’t be operational until 2035-2040 The only alternative are modernizes 4gen fig
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by ardit33 6y ago
it is not (I am not turkish, and don't have any sides with either party). People were asking on why the french are doing it. I gave a geopolitical reason.
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by ardit33 6y ago
If the war/battle were to happen in an open sea/ocea, turkey would lose. But the current disputes are all near shore, and turkey does have major home advantage as they can field missiles anywhere near shore. The french would lose
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by ardit33 6y ago
Macron got humiliated by Erdogan, so he wants a bigger toy now. Also, envy, as the British will have two more modern carriers. That's why.... In more sophisticated words: France's naval forces are kinda weak and don't have p
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by ardit33 6y ago
Making this a top comment, on why: They kind of got embarrassed by the Turkish navy, as they got 'checked', while trying to blockade the Turkish aid to one of the Lybian factions. The Lybian civil war is a war were there are no g
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by ardit33 6y ago
They kind of got embarrassed by the Turkish navy, as they got 'checked', while trying to blockade the Turkish aid to one of the Lybian factions. The Lybian civil war is a war were there are no good vs bad guys, just different fac
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by ardit33 6y ago
This is not true. After the Kosovo war, the KLA (Kosova Liberation Army), disbanded, and some of their leaders joined politics. Most just did what they used to do before the war: teachers, mechanics, drivers, engineers, nurses, students
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by ardit33 6y ago
Gëzuar Vitin e Ri! Happy New Year!
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by ardit33 6y ago
In theory yes, but in practice the problem is that many people choose majors that have no value to society.... Or often we have a glut into 'trendy' major that have fuzzy benefits to the society (think marketing/pr). Since i
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by ardit33 6y ago
Yeah, the 440 to late 1400s were a regress for European civilization. The whole continent was a basket case and hadn't advanced at all, and often regressed from the complexity/organization of civilization of the Roman empire. Ev
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by ardit33 6y ago
honestly, it kinda sounds like a textbook psychopath.... at least from what you are describing here...
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by ardit33 6y ago
I used to be pretty compassionate, but you can't deny a dense population of homeless do have a negative impact in a neighborhoods/street/block quality of life, especially if you have kids. Random fires in encampments, and dr
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by ardit33 6y ago
I think this is the same for every major american city. I don't know how is Chicago, or LA, but in NYC for sure nobody is saying hi to random folks. The only time you say hi is to old neighbors (which are few, as people move in and ou
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by ardit33 6y ago
It is by necessity. (my building has this as well). Lots of old apartments in NYC have thin floors, where you can hear your neighbor's steps. Having a large dog jumping up and down all day, is a major nuisance. Cats are much quitte
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by ardit33 6y ago
not all of them... many do outsource lower volume cars (usually luxury) to third parties. "Magna currently holds contracts to produce vehicles for BMW, Daimler, Jaguar Land Rover and Toyota."
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by ardit33 6y ago
They have been doing this over and over a lot about tech reporting. Borderline malicious reporting by omitting key details to paint whatever narrative they want. Why? They see tech as a direct competitor and want as much smearing as they c
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by ardit33 6y ago
You are right... WW2 and then the Cold War were major catalyst to a lot of modern innovations... There have been 4 leaps during the industrial revolution. At the beginning the the new tech is just a toy, then it becomes useful and starts t
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by ardit33 6y ago
I have seen a couple of corporate hacks (not publicized) who happened to be Russian groups hosted in Syria.... By state 'sponsored' it can mean many things, even if the countries just let them be and some officials get bribed to n
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by ardit33 6y ago
The application and data was submitted 3 weeks ago... it took 3 weeks for the FDA to drag their feet and just say the obvious... It is like the titanic is burning and these guys are playing violin...
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by ardit33 6y ago
I was wondering as well... the data was submitted about 3 weeks ago... I understand that it is extensive data (for about 44,000 patients), but taking 3 weeks to compile/analyze seems excessive. They should have put in an army of anal
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by ardit33 6y ago
I worked with folks that worked and both HP and Oracle... As large companies, they have a large contigent of H-1Bs, some of which are very good engineers, who prefer to stay in a large company (and put up with it) until they get their gre
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by ardit33 6y ago
Frankfurt is a lovely place to live... I was surprised how cheap it was (compared to nyc and such). While not a world class city like NYC/London, it has a lot to offer, and it is on par with cities like Boston/Seatle/SF&#x
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by ardit33 6y ago
it is unfortunate, but NYT is starting to read like a tabloid newspaper...

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