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argsnd
5y ago
I would encourage you to remove the tinfoil hat and improve your understanding of economics, and I think you’ll realise that distribution of power and decision making played an incredibly outsized role in the rise of the European continent
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5y ago
You don’t need propaganda to realise that then west is unfathomably rich compared to the rest of the world, and to want to be unfathomably rich yourself. The reason it is so rich is that it has developed inclusive liberal democratic institu
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argsnd
5y ago
It is very wishful to pretend that Russia can cut itself off from rich countries amounting to over half the world’s economic output and still come out fine. They are already incredibly poor by western standards, they will only get poorer.
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argsnd
5y ago
Some (all?) LG webOS TVs are now rootable, and I think this enables you to remove ads. https://github.com/RootMyTV/RootMyTV.github.io
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argsnd
5y ago
They seem to be dispatching from the UK, since the UK store has the exact same number available for next-day delivery
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argsnd
5y ago
With a strict definition of “country” it is exactly number 10
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argsnd
5y ago
It doesn’t appear if you press fn?
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argsnd
5y ago
As I understand it product information and iBoot1 are stored on an SPI flash chip in the device (which is hard to mess with from an OS unless you're quite determined to, but basically unrecoverable if you do), iBoot2 reads this informa
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argsnd
5y ago
Just use https://github.com/libimobiledevice/idevicerestore on a Linux or Windows machine. Yes, if you don't have internet access you have a problem, but I'm personally happy enough with the benefits of this
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argsnd
5y ago
I didn’t think that binaries would take up so much space, but Firefox 83 (the last x86-only release) is 73MB vs Firefox 84 (the first universal release) which is 126MB. Wow, I guess that makes sense then.
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argsnd
5y ago
It's a Safari-only feature, so it's possible you never noticed it if you used Chrome
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argsnd
5y ago
Seriously! I didn't realise how much I used this feature because I've found myself missing it on my 2021 MBP multiple times :(