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Well, on iOS the app is free, but you can download a limited number of maps. Then it's either subscription or payment for individual regions. Maps.me or Google or Yandex maps have free downloads. Organic maps also claim not to track ac
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There is no standard osm app on iOS. Top hit is OsmAnd and it's not free.
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Russia starts mandatory Covid vaccination in Moscow and suburbs
(translatetheweb.com)
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https://reddit.com/r/NoLawns There are examples of how such lawns may look like and an attached post with wiki that contains a lot of resources for beginners and the curious.
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I've read somewhere that banks use blockchain internally. I mean levels of trust can be different within a company. Maybe you don't want anybody to be able to modify the ledger's history.
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https://www.ibm.com/blogs/blockchain/2019/12/blockchain-beyo...
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https://madeinca.ca/ "Born at the height of the US/Canada trade spat, Made in Canada is compiling a list of Canadian products in one place, so you can support Canadian businesses and Canadian workers. We’re also a
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Race is not a factor here. You can blame a gay person for bad actions without being a homophobe.
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JK Rowling was on food stamps. My girlfriend doesn't like homeless people and I don't get it, bcause they have harder life than we do. Irregardless whether they "deserve it" or not.
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No. I mean government claims could be independently verified if there is free press in a country.
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There are no independent reporters in China to verify govt claims.
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Do you have a source on the numbers? I found a 2020 article stating that ~16000 mosques (65%) were destroyed, mostly since 2017 https://www.aspi.org.au/report/cultural-erasure
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Yes and all these issues should be dealt with.
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Yes, but military confrontation is bad idea in nuclear age.
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I totally support local manufacturing. We are too dependent on China to make stuff. I love when China innovates (DJI) or drive prices down with creativity (Xiaomi). But much of China's competitiveness comes from poor treatment of peopl
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In case of China there are concrete and contemporary things that people don't like. Like concentration camps. I dunno if boycot is an effective tool, but it's something. I think it's more important to stop the crime that is h
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Boycotting in this case is a tool to make China stop doing bad things. Germany used to have concentration camps, they don't now.
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A picture with messengers comparison is wrong: Telegram has 7 positions in Data Linked to You, not 3. edit: grammar
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Aren't there welfare programs in the US?
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I think journalistic work in gathering and checking facts and statements is fundamentally the same. Delivery sucks though. There is to much news generated each day, but feeds like in Fb or Twitter are not cut out to track issues. So we just
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I’m using this on iOS https://better.fyi/ I don’t remember last time I saw ads.
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I find dislikes a hostile form of conversation. If you want to discern if a DIY video gives legit advice, look at comment section. A good video will have something like “this totally works, thanks” with many likes. If a video is misleading