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by betaby 4mo ago
If Facebook propaganda is so effective (and cheap) Western democracies should promote democratic values in Belarus/Kazakhstan. Canada should use this channel to promote tariff cancellation in the USA. I doubt that Facebook is efficient
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by betaby 5mo ago
Comments are locked on reddit and brigades are downvoting the articles about it. https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1rrxqje/liberal_gov...
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by betaby 6mo ago
Aged like a milk.
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by betaby 6mo ago
Not sure if that sarcasm or you are serious. But yes, people have issues with access to banking in EU all the time.
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by betaby 6mo ago
> We don't hear about "acid rain" anymore Because of the de-industrialization of the West.
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by betaby 6mo ago
> Government has telcos track people Yes > and that data ends up available on the black market for anyone to purchase, for a fairly modest fee Probably not. Those DBs are fake most ( all ? ) the time.
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by betaby 6mo ago
Most people browse Facebook/Youtube over IPv6 as a matter of fact and that work perfectly.
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by betaby 6mo ago
Nobody is demanding IPv4 either. Or Ethernet. People buy "Wi-Fi", literally "Wi-Fi", not Internet access.
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by betaby 6mo ago
That's why one company should not be allowed being an ISPs and a media company.
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by betaby 6mo ago
> There are a lot of people who retire and die not long after because Because they are old. Retirement age is close to the death, especially for men. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/life-expectancy.htm
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by betaby 6mo ago
Because the West no longer competes with USSR.
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by betaby 7mo ago
Path validation is handled by ASPA https://www.ripe.net/manage-ips-and-asns/resource-management...
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by betaby 7mo ago
Money printing and expensive bonds?
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by betaby 7mo ago
Yes. Opens just fine from in NYC and SF.
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by betaby 7mo ago
ISPs just ignored that order.
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by betaby 7mo ago
The article above is about US ISP ordered to block sites for US customer. Not 'globally' enforced. Important difference. Ofcourse, everybody ( well, outside the UK ) are OK if UK orders UK ISPs blocks sites for their customers.
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by betaby 7mo ago
IP is often enough to correlate things. LittleSnich or whatever is no help - oftentimes data is collected by the app/site directly, and then funneled to various systems via kafka-like brokers. In this case you always have only cobbecti
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by betaby 7mo ago
Unlikely. Also it doesn't work well where it needed in the EU.
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by betaby 7mo ago
VK loads just fine from Canada. Rogers and Bell mobile phones to be more specific.
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by betaby 8mo ago
> But when this happens to the educated professional class, all hell breaks loose. If the programmers fall into the "educated professional class", then no, not in Canada. I personally know people with engineering/science d
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by betaby 8mo ago
I'm curious why `npm` is used to install a `rust` binary?
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by betaby 8mo ago
> spits out derivatives of the actual masters A brief history of art in general.
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by betaby 8mo ago
> What would be your choice? Stop promoting overpopulation. The USA adds ~1.8 million of people every year. That's one more Phoenix city, every year.
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by betaby 8mo ago
Let's compare two countries at the same level of development. Canada has 14 tonnes carbon footprint per person. Canada is a cold country. France has 8 tonnes carbon footprint per person. Climate is way warmer. We can't continue ad
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by betaby 8mo ago
I read the article but can't make any conclusion from it. Someone can explain in simpler terms?
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by betaby 8mo ago
Self hosted GitLab is absolutely worth it.
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by betaby 8mo ago
But what it is about? What's the end game in detaining lawful workers?
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by betaby 8mo ago
I don't see any signs of that
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by betaby 8mo ago
> why invest in USA when you could invest somewhere where you can import the needed inputs much cheaper? What markets do you have in minds? Can retail investors invest there?
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by betaby 9mo ago
> you may not actually have first-hand experience Sigh ( in canadian )

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