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by cookieswumchorr 4y ago
nice, would it be possible to stream to clementine from it?
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
yes, but the majority of russian citizens don't install node modules. This is hitting a demographics where you have the least possible support for war and regime (which is also not small, but maybe, hopefully, not a majority)
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
think about sports... Although, there's definitely something wrong there
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
who said puritanism has to be right-wing. It's also not necessarily about sexuality. It's about putting up a set of idealistic moral standards and trying to force everybody to comply or pretend to comply.
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
given the overall favourable situation on the IT job market, maybe it's not bad to have a filter against having to work with hypocrites?
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
Property crime is not minor, it's what the common people paying taxes actually expect law enforcement to deal with. Like, being able to leave your bike and find it where you left it, you know
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
i think the laypersons definition of solve is getting their stolen things back. That's what i would expect. How much, if at all, jail time or fine or whatever the person gets is between them and the state, i need no revenge
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
i can think of so many ways to get the visitor's DNA, like he will naturally lose some hair somewhere, or use the toilet, etc. Maybe the refusal is more a reaction to the mistrust implied in the request to take "their" Test
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
yup, stuff like cars, or, god forbid, houses, are not only expensive AF, but the buying requires skills most people never had a chance to practice. fuck it, I'm cycling to save the planet and my nerves
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
in the west buying stuff usually requires no human interaction at all, even the cashiers are getting replaced by automatic checkout. But, on the other hand, you do need negotiation skills, be it in career, private live, or elsewhere. So may
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
Yes, sure, but this is still not comparable with using weapons of mass destruction. We need to keep in mind though that the reason why corporations are not, say, nuking away their concurrence, is that they are prevented by the states. so it
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
that's an easy one, military dictatorship is much worse. The last time when companies committed war crimes by themselves, independently of governments, was long ago.
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
well, have you tried to get the Dell's wifi working under MacOS? its one thing to use a preinstalled OS, and another to install one yourself. Of course there is more hassle if you choose the second option. But you don't have too,
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
something is rotten in the state of Denmark /s
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
is this really a thing? I mean if you can afford it, go on, but why make the same mistake 3 or 4 times in a row
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
it's tolerated by the west. The most effective way to punish regimes would be to: - take away (arrest, freeze, whatever) the elite's real estate in the west - same thing with other assets, banc accounts etc - ban them from living
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
this is purely a question of being able to afford it. To just quit, you should be able to afford living costs not just for 3 Months, but rather a year or so just in case you need more rest, and/or your search for a new job takes longer
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
look, i know the numbers, it's a big issue, I'm not saying it isn't. But blaming all Saxons an associating them with the far right is similar to blaming people of being criminals based on their ethnic background. it will resu
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
Germans are bringing this up every time Saxony is mentioned in a conversation, it has become a commonplace joke, saxony==nazis. I believe it's unfair. Dresden is not only a beautiful city, it has great people. Far right exists, but the
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
the thing is, there is no way for the workers to own the means of production, unless its a set of tools or stuff like that. But with a factory, you only have 2 options: owned by capitalists, who's goal is maximizing gain, and owned by
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
in EU when they check your certificate, if they do it correctly, it IS checked against a database that has your name and date of vaccination. So the schemes to get a certificate include an IRL doctor doing the paperwork and submitting it to
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
nah, just been there as a tourist a couple of times...
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
it depends on the climate. In Russia, for example, balconies in old panel buildings are either used for storage, or converted to an unheated exra room, with wood and glass railings, which are different for every apartment. This makes the ho
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
there's more then enough evidence, and places where all the defense lines are marked and labeled. Best thing you can do is take a bike tour along the Mauerweg. Of course, like with all historical evidence, it doesn't help those wh
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
yup, it's even featuring the same spiders (portia) as the article
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
a simple blocklist might be just the cheaper and easier solution. After all, blocklists were, and still are being used to filter human output as well. And fail-safe. A person with a hobby project does not have a legal/pr department to
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
obligatory GRRM joke here
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
it also doesn't reflect the views of Navalny and his team, this is tactical voting driven to the extreme. But when there's no one left on the lists to vote for, what would be your alternative?
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
Also it's not asking, it's a ruling by a court in Russia in favor of a small wool trading company who just happened to register 'Smart Voting' as a trade mark.
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by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
the problem is, many, very many people love to tell others how they should live, speak, and especially how they should feel. I have come to the conclusion that my own political preferences are not with the left, the right or any other part

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