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541.
by breppp 11mo ago
yes, that is my point. Israeli bombings of Gaza were far more precise and less directed at a civilian population also the population was warned to evacuate in advance, nothing that the germans or japanese had the benefit of
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by breppp 11mo ago
most of the wars in history were fought by empires that were the exact opposite of ethnic-nationalism, and also most genocides. it is completely unrelated
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by breppp 11mo ago
do you define the dresden firebombings or the hiroshima nuclear attack as genocide?
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by breppp 11mo ago
I think the more interesting thing here is the ability to fantasize categories such as genocide where war can be maximalized into genocide when you don't like the winner, and the genocidal act that has started said war (classic genocid
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Nation-state actors bridging cyber and kinetic warfare(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by breppp 11mo ago|0 comments
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by breppp 11mo ago
Chromium is based on Webkit which in turn is based on KHTML, so maybe KDE needs to develop a cursor clone?
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by breppp 11mo ago
I never wanted bright lights, I just paid extra for LEDs in the hope that I won't need to change these anymore
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by breppp 11mo ago
I second that, absolute favorite
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by breppp 11mo ago
a dog man wearing short skirts is also inappropriate in my opinion
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by breppp 11mo ago
That's usually not the bar though, many who refuse saudi media due to saudi ownership would be completely okay with al jazeera regardless of qatari ownership, even though both countries have very dubious intentions and government syste
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by breppp 11mo ago
I was sure this has been a thing for a while, either that or safari has a UI bug since forever. I regularly get the wrong favicon in specific sites, for example ars technica favicon in reddit
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by breppp 11mo ago
In Iran one of the armies (IRGC) controls most of the economy, including agriculture, dam building and exports, three areas which are very linked to the water mismanagement. Add the fact that their generals are getting rich through corrupti
553.
by breppp 11mo ago
By oligarch I assume you mean the IRGC which controls most of Iran's economy. In these kind of societies it's hard to think of the controlling powers as oligarchs as although they get rich off corruption, their power did not come
554.
by breppp 11mo ago
you mean more than the 1.1 million afghans they have already deported this year?
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by breppp 11mo ago
The jeffery epstein case is real, however the narrative created is similar to pizzagate "world elite is practicing a child sex ring", this is why it's so compatible with the current vogue bipartisan populism which generally s
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by breppp 11mo ago
"The Justice Department said in court filings that agents did not post any child pornography to the site themselves" "The FBI kept Playpen online for 13 days" "There was no other way we could identify as many p
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by breppp 11mo ago
And that and other pedophile linked conspiracy theories (pizzagate) had huge ramifications in these elections
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by breppp 11mo ago
I don't think I am naive, just imagine the repercussions of the headline "FBI collected thousands of child rape photos for blackmail" or "Cop work computer was found filled with child porn" Anything linked to pedoph
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by breppp 11mo ago
That would work but it is a very risky technique. For the mere mortal in your example this means possible jail time just to get some site closed down. For law enforcement personnel, at the very least would mean an end of a career if caught
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by breppp 11mo ago
Blocking most of the world's population is one way of reducing malicious traffic
561.
by breppp 11mo ago
maybe, even though NGO monitor is not associated with a terrorist organization , however that's still a photo, unless you claim it is doctored or the people themselves are not the people purported. That's why we can go to the orig
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by breppp 11mo ago
I am not sure about your source. apart from blaming Israel with falsehoods such as organ theft, it has well known ties to Hamas https://ngo-monitor.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Kahel-and... Here its fo
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by breppp 11mo ago
most of the gazan population has a cellphone, which has had reception most of the war. So assuming using one puts you in risk is false. About your second story, that sounds implausible, anything more substantial?
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by breppp 11mo ago
At the cost of buying the poor's thoughts (training data)
565.
by breppp 1y ago
I've installed it as a PWA on mac and it pretty much solves it for me
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by breppp 1y ago
For all of your questions Meta would need a huge research/GPU investment, so that still holds. In any case if I have to guess, we will see shallow things like the Sora app, a video generation tiktok social network and deeper integratio
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by breppp 1y ago
It might be just me, but in my opinion facebook platforms are way past the "content from your friends phase", but is full of cheap peddled viral content. If that content becomes even cheaper, of higher quality and highly tailored
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by breppp 1y ago
they are out for your clicks and attention minutes if OpenAI can build a "social" network of completely generated content, that can kill Meta. Even today I venture to guess that most of the engagements in their platforms is not dr
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II. Leaflet of the White Rose(weisse-rose-stiftung.de)
2 points by breppp 1y ago|0 comments
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by breppp 1y ago
The idea here is that they are declared enemy combatants in a war (very plausible for Al-Qaeda, quite less here). In a war bombing a boat filled with combatants or members of an armed force is legal and does not amount to murder. While in t

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