d_graeme

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by d_graeme 4y ago
I'm calling bs on this. I despise the guy (even before his crash, the way he was literally worshipped even here on hn, as though he was some kind of crypo-saint, was embarassing), but let's try and keep the rumor-mongering to a mi
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by d_graeme 4y ago
That's horrible. It's the reason I'm still somewhat suspicious of a simplistic note taking app (Colornote) I use on my android. I oftentimes get the sneaky feeling it might be sending my (sometimes highly private) notes to a
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by d_graeme 4y ago
In my opinion, compared to dealing with Apple's frequently frustrating reviewers, dealing with Google is a cakewalk
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by d_graeme 4y ago
Are you honestly comparing France's relatively lackadaisical lockdowns to that of China (where entire cities experienced total lockdowns, with households only being allowed to send out 1 person to get food)? And using Covid deaths per
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by d_graeme 4y ago
It's actually 50 million dead, not 5 million. And some experts even say, that possibly up to 200 million Chinese have died from covid so far. All those repeated lockdowns and city-wide mass tests are just being done for the 'lolz&
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by d_graeme 4y ago
So between a country that implements extremely restrictive (some would say 'heartlessly' restrictive) policies in order to safeguard the lives of their vulnerable elderly population, and another country (the 'land of the free
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by d_graeme 4y ago
So in your version of reality, 2 million+ Chinese have died due to 'over restrictive policies and draconian imprisonment tactics' post covid-19.
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by d_graeme 4y ago
Exactly. Tbh its constantly surprising why Americans view the CCPs zero-covid policy as a failure. Even the most pessimistic reports (based on actual facts, not tabloid-driven wishful thinking) acknowledges that China has avoided at least 2
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by d_graeme 5y ago
Cool. So in ten years time, they'll tell us again that it was actually a 'gas giant' not a 9th planet