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by disgu 5y ago
It's an interesting article and worth a read but the headline is straight up garbage. "The earth is not as round as we think. Just ask flat earthers". "The vaccines are not as good as we think. Just ask the anti-vaxxers&
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by disgu 5y ago
> Your own link is saying it's disputed. No it doesn't. There's absolutely nothing in there that even hints at the fact that the numbers are disputed. > And the Police claiming something, doesn't mean it must be tr
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by disgu 5y ago
They're talking about both and what's your source for the fact that this claim is disputed? Who would even have such data if not the police. Please link your source as well as I've linked mine, which supports what I said.
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by disgu 5y ago
https://www.bka.de/DE/AktuelleInformationen/StatistikenLageb... Key word to look for is 'Beleidigung'. The bigger cases are usually to be found here: https://www.rechtsindex.de/urteile&#x
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by disgu 5y ago
Official German 'Polizeiliche Krimnalstatistik'. Go here, download the Excel file and look for 'Beleidigung'. It then shows the exact numbers. https://www.bka.de/DE/AktuelleInformationen/Statist
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by disgu 5y ago
> restricted to defamation of policemen This is 100% completely wrong. There's §185 and that applies to all citizens. That's the law, there's no such thing as Beamtenbeleidigung or other stuff that gets quotes often. We ha
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by disgu 5y ago
A spokesperson for the Hamburg Police said that they've carried out a ~50 raids of homes of people for insults/hate speech. And that's just one city. So more than once a week in a single city. Source: https://www.h
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by disgu 5y ago
People get sentenced for insulting police all the time. What are you talking about?
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by disgu 5y ago
That's weird. I have the same mouse and it works perfectöy fine on the Mac Mini M1.
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by disgu 5y ago
How is that a reason? This stuff is always justified by claiming it ensures the safety of people. Another justification has never existed for any of these.
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by disgu 5y ago
I think that video was not correct then or they talked about something else because Boeing has outsourced critical parts whenever necessary at least since the 80s. I think the parts came mainly from Germany and Japan but I'd have to lo
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by disgu 5y ago
> comparing the actions of a democratic country that promotes rule of law globally (although I am well aware sometimes realpolitik and worse happens) versus a country that has no regard for a rules based order or anything other than incr
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by disgu 5y ago
Yes, that's the correct use of the phrase and how exactly how it's being used 100% of the time.
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by disgu 5y ago
This is hilarious. You literally only read the word democracy and started with the "federalist republic" nonsense without reading any further, which is exactly why you completely missed the point with your post.
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by disgu 5y ago
You're completely missing the point here and the federalist republic argument has always been a terrible one to defend this complete deafness when people criticize the US' democracy. It's like a dictatorship saying they'
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by disgu 5y ago
It's been EU law for a while that a company must delete all user data upon request.
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by disgu 5y ago
But not once has the problem been the fact that Facebook serves ads. It's also not a problem when Apple does it and the problem also isn't how much real estate the ads take up on the store or wherever they're shown. The prob
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by disgu 5y ago
That has got to be the worst scrolling behavior I've ever seen on a website in my entire life.
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by disgu 5y ago
If you look at Iran's advancements you'll notice that any interference by Israel or anyone else is just slowing things down a bit. If Israel's goal is to not let Iran advance their nuclear program then they've been hilar
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by disgu 5y ago
Having lived in the US this reasoning makes absolutely no sense. It's not like every store charges MSRP or that stores don't have sales. Every store pretty much has its own pricing and they have no problem showing this specific s
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by disgu 6y ago
I like that the campaign website complains about tracking and surveillance when Spotify does it but then uses Google Analytics on their own website fightforthefuture.org/.
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by disgu 6y ago
Willing to bet that you're using at least one piece of software on a daily basis that's made by a company that - just like Spotify - files "ridiculous" patents all the time.
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by disgu 6y ago
> But if you do a test you first have to physical sign of that other people are anonymized informed that someone they likely had contact with has covid This is false. I've been tested about 15 times within the last year and none of
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by disgu 6y ago
That's complete nonsense. There are plenty of good journalists out there. Of course no reputable one would publish this as there's no proof and it's mostly just the author talking about himself.
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by disgu 6y ago
This article is like 60% talking about how awesome the author is, 30% about how everyone should be as awesome as him and 10% accusing someone without naming them and without any evidence or anything. That's why you don't self-publ
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by disgu 6y ago
Are they actively seeking and rewarding only those types of content? That isn't being answered anywhere as far as I can tell. "Actively seeking and rewarding" could be anything. Is offering a platform actively seeking and rew
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by disgu 6y ago
They literally sent file names and file sizes over to Facebook. That might very well include very personal or confidential data. The fact that they don't even mention this and make it sound like some random unimportant tracking happene
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by disgu 6y ago
Greenwald is someone who often asks for verifiable proof. Is there real proof or is it people saying there is proof? Can you _link_ the proof he ignores so we criticize him for ignoring the _verifiably true things_? I have multiple examples
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by disgu 6y ago
That's according to "I know China evil" or is this based on anything? We know that China was playing catch-up when Snowden leaked his stuff so they might have caught up. Can you link the corresponding leaks? I'd love to
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by disgu 6y ago
And I value the creators of Spotify who create good software and a great infrastructure for the service they're offering. I think we should move away from this sleazy consumer mindset that the creators of Spotify should not be rewarded

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