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by cess11 10mo ago
I'd wager it might be in response to israeli authorities having made clear that they're suspecting it was done by Iran. Here and there it is also claimed that he was jewish, which I haven't seen any credible sources corrobora
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by cess11 10mo ago
You're leaving out a lot of detail. Yes, Mossadegh stopped counting votes, claiming the election was corrupted by foreign influence, which it to some extent was. Less than half the members of the majlis that had thus been elected belon
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by cess11 10mo ago
That's a matter of values. Some would argue that appeasement of and being subdued by colonial powers is a much to high price to pay for whatever material wealth you're referring to.
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by cess11 10mo ago
He was as democratically elected as the system at the time allowed and spent basically his entire political career on increasing the power of the majlis and getting rid of colonial interests. The UK spent a lot of resources conspiring again
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by cess11 10mo ago
Right, so how do you hold these things accountable? When your CI fails, what do you do? Type in a starkly worded message into a text file and shut off the power for three hours as a punishment? Invoice Intel?
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by cess11 10mo ago
I like this, bookmarked in case I'll ever be forced by work into MICROS~1 operating systems again.
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by cess11 10mo ago
"As the verification process itself becomes automated, the challenge will move to correctly defining the specification" OK. "Reading and writing such formal specifications still requires expertise and careful thought." S
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by cess11 10mo ago
That's how I concluded that it wasn't a ban on my account but rather more serious.
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by cess11 10mo ago
No, because I know how to search and skim.
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by cess11 10mo ago
Right, but with helper-scripts "ops is mostly done" on Proxmox too. You just point at them and perhaps follow some instructions and that's it.
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by cess11 10mo ago
Description on the repo says it's for journalism, but I build similar rigs that I use for research in companies that have entered bankruptcy proceedings. Commonly there is a lot of information and it might as well be unstructured, and
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by cess11 10mo ago
Why not? Wouldn't it be great if we could get child care, education, infrastructure, housing, care of the elderly and so on instead?
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by cess11 10mo ago
One of the main reasons for putting "compute" and "storage" in space is that it is out of reach for the general public and would allow for more stability in exceptionally intense tyranny. It is much easier to blow things
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by cess11 10mo ago
I looked at Cloudron and I'm not sure why I would choose this over just throwing in Proxmox on a box and start clicking stuff in their 'app store'.
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by cess11 10mo ago
You're repeating yourself. Under what definition would the targeting of villages where the IDF is operating qualify? Why are you back to lying about the pager attacks being "targeted", even though they clearly were not, and e
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by cess11 10mo ago
First instance: https://curia.europa.eu/en/actu/communiques/cp07/aff/cp07004... ECJ: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELE...
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by cess11 10mo ago
I think they might refer to the EU approving of paraquat, which was appealed by Sweden and other countries and it was a legal process churning on until 2007 when the presumed link with Parkinson's and other factors led to the decision
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by cess11 10mo ago
Though the porn they copied was just for personal use, because clearly that's an important perk of being employed there: https://www.vice.com/en/article/meta-says-the-2400-adult-mov...
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by cess11 10mo ago
8200 veterans going into business commonly brag about that background and that connection to this specific genocidal and tyrannical community. Serving the intelligence services of a nasty, murderous apartheid state isn't "complete
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by cess11 10mo ago
Yeah, why don't they do that? And why do you? My suspicion is that you expect it to short circuit the conversation, and that no one is willing to side with terrorism or affiliate themselves with it in any way, which would give you a de
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by cess11 10mo ago
Here's an israeli bragging about the israeli influence in this corporation: https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/hyqfxfc5c
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by cess11 10mo ago
More like a century.
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by cess11 10mo ago
What do you mean, "unprovoked"?
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by cess11 10mo ago
Could you quote from that article where Amnesty makes a statement calling actions by armed factions of Hezbollah terrorism?
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by cess11 10mo ago
"Article II In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: (a) Killing members of the group;
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by cess11 10mo ago
Nice!
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by cess11 10mo ago
Using force to halt or slow a genocide is not terrorism. And yes, Israel ought to retreat from lebanese as well as syrian and palestinian territory, stop it's cross-border attacks, allow displaced people to return to their homes and pa
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by cess11 11mo ago
Yes. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-escape-string.p... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3665572/mysql-escape-str... One hardly even tries to do the thing it says on the
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by cess11 11mo ago
The threat they were formed to handle never went away. It's rather racist to think that the lebanese shia and their political parties are "puppets".
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by cess11 11mo ago
Israel should obviously have ended the occupations, payed reparations and prepared for the return of refugees. The IDF doesn't give a shit about "collateral damage". They mainly attack civilian targets. That's the purpos

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