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by baisq 4y ago
That's not a problem if you have money.
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by baisq 4y ago
Homogenous and wealthy society, basically.
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by baisq 4y ago
Thinking that the situation of the majority of Europeans is the same as the propaganda that you read is a big, big mistake.
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by baisq 4y ago
If a modern democracy requires an ever-growing government I think I will stick to Democracy Stable.
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by baisq 4y ago
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20180515-00/?p=98...
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by baisq 4y ago
Not to mention that Yandex does it in Russia because the law forces them to, while Google does it happily just to maintain the political status quo, of which they are a part of.
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by baisq 4y ago
Young man sounds okay to me. But boy? For a 22 year old? That's downright manipulative.
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by baisq 4y ago
A 22 year old is a boy now?
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by baisq 4y ago
This is like the Venezuelan Vergatario. A Communist government selling a Chinese rebranded product as a national product.
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by baisq 4y ago
Surprised that nobody has mentioned Tixati. Literally the best and fastest client that there is, albeit a bit too complex.
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by baisq 4y ago
And Jews.
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by baisq 4y ago
There are bots like @transcriber_bot that fix this.
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by baisq 4y ago
No more innovation: USB-C or else.
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by baisq 4y ago
That's a bug I think, have you tried rebooting?
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by baisq 4y ago
No one is going to literally take away anybody's car. They will increase the price of using one so much as to make it impossible for poor people to keep their cars.
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by baisq 4y ago
I hate the opposite: I can't know when someone is free and ready to chat with me. I may send a message and wait 30 seconds or 3 hours until I can get a conversation going. Or get responses every 20 minutes instead of every 2 minutes.
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by baisq 4y ago
It's not extremism not to want to change your habits. You could argue that it's wrong, etc. But trying to defend for example your right to have a car and move freely is not "extremism". And it's normal to feel perso
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by baisq 4y ago
I am in several communities that receive many users from the east and that is very common of them: absolute disregard for the rules, common courtesy or even common sense. If they want something, they will keep asking for it even if it'
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by baisq 4y ago
>What if it acts normal for a vast majority of users, but a user which is secretly flagged on Facebook's back end will secretly report plaintext? You can see that by reverse engineering the binary.
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by baisq 4y ago
If I were alone in my not-caring stance, there wouldn't be a problem to begin with. :-)
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by baisq 4y ago
There are some who are specialised in finding any possible excuse to bring up global warming in every thread. Can't you see that the majority of people don't care? Leave us alone already.
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by baisq 4y ago
Firefox doesn't allow you to bypass it at all in recent versions. One of the many, many reasons not to use it. Less power to the user.
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by baisq 4y ago
Children cannot consent, adults can.
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by baisq 4y ago
Say what you will, but this just hurts consumers.
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by baisq 4y ago
>In other words, you want every website to be held liable for all user generated content on their platform, which would benefit every large social media (because smaller ones wouldn't be able to afford to moderate every single post)
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by baisq 4y ago
See if you can read this: https://twitter.com/1990sLinuxUser/status/97350916902105089
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by baisq 4y ago
>A longer version of this article first appeared in the online magazine Hazlitt. Jesus how I hate this. "We just wasted your time making you read an abridged version of a topic that is of your interest"
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by baisq 4y ago
What's with game developers being unable to spell correctly?
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by baisq 4y ago
"He spends all day on his computer"
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by baisq 4y ago
Yes, I was going to add to that comment that Europeans can't understand the treatment of blacks in America either.

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