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by frm88 11mo ago
Could you please provide the source for this graph? Something more serious than twitter or Instagram? Edit: Found it. The data stem from a really radical paper that wants the US government to sanction Europe immediately and harshly [0]. Som
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That would have severe economical impact, so nobody dares to go there which is why all these salami tactic solutions are being thrown around. Personally, I think your suggestion has merit, since we can observe that not only children's
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I disagree. I have seen many such Excel applications in many companies, paticularly in the finance and controlling departments that were delivering key numbers to the C-class which would never have allowed the sheets, applications or calcul
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I wasn't talking about 1950 and neither were you previously, so let's not shift focus. If there wasn't a good reason to use these chemicals, we wouldn't use them. Farming is a notoriously risky way to earn a living, and
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I'm the same as you: long form and essays. I use freetube for Linux and Tubular for android, so no ads at all. I follow only youtubers who have a patreon and I support all of them (10 or so and one via kofi).
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by frm88 11mo ago
That phrasing, tho: Hopefully OP's sister gets her mental health under control... Not: Hopefully we get control over risking OP's sister's mental health
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I belive you are right and in due time this will lead to people dying needlessly as demonstrated in this article in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/dec/05/ai-deepfakes... where in
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I have news for you: “It is a myth,” said Hilal Elver, the UN’s special rapporteur on the right to food. “Using more pesticides is nothing to do with getting rid of hunger. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), we ar
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There is also dandelion wine. Doesn't need an expensive setup and is a nice summer drink.
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Why don't you eat it? Harvested young it tastes a little like carrot and parsley. Gout weed in salad is very nice. You can also use it as a healing herb for UTI etc. https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/gesundheit/Mit-
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^^This! Our current societal and cultural structure is not adequately set up to deal with, for example climate change and subsequent mass migrations, widening wealth gap, increasing authoritarianism, centrlising of control and power and a m
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The donations atr fully tax deductible.
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Most of them actually make pretty good money with their philantropy: https://ips-dc.org/report-true-cost-of-billionaire-philanthr... and a lot of it is paid for by taxes. " - $73.34 billion in tax revenue was lost t
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by frm88 11mo ago
In addition to your 1.) It's also a power demonstration as in: no matter how far you have to travel/commute, we're the ones paying, so you come when called. Since commutes are rarely paid for, that makes clear who's king
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I moved over to Linux a month ago and when I plugged in my Kyocera printer, it was insta detected and just worked. On Windows it was a hit and miss, despite newest drivers to get this thing into online mode and printing. With this new setup
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I agree with this interpretation. I watched the interview and - to me - it was very obvious that this was his intention. It was also very obvious that he has a lot of trouble verbally expressing himself precisely. I will admit, he completel
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by frm88 11mo ago
Have you read Umberto Eco's essay on Ur-fascism per chance? The dictator bit comes later, if it comes at all. Eco made 14 points that let you detect fascism - the higher the score, the higher the chance of a fascist regime being establ
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This !! 100% Match the relation between power/control with reliability/consequences, instead of damning us all to ID for every Internet use (and that is coming) and so immensely risk that we get access to critical information and&
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Source?
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Thank you for that link. This documentary was interesting for 3 reasons: A) clarifying that the seeds of all produce we eat comes from 5 international companies, 4 of which also have pesticides as a main product; B) child labour enables pri
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by frm88 11mo ago
My problem with 2) is: it works. If you look at most movies; both the way they are made and the stories they tell is really subpar these days and this has grown worse in the last decade or so. It's not the fact that CGI is used, it&#x2
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I feel like this has gotten worse in the last couple of months. I haven't been here long, but somehow the babelism is so much lore noticible now.
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The point about the bathrooms and tiles isn't about perfectionism, it's about mould. After 27 years of use I'd renovate wet usage rooms to reduce the health risk for my children. The same goes for the kitchen. If the owner co
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I agree with your observation re. what people say/do. However, you know just as well as I do, that there's never studies/data of people avoiding stuff. How would you even go about proving a negative? So, let's turn this
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A 10 second look: the garage place for one car is an extra 20k. The heating is 27 years old, so are the bathroom installations and the kitchen. I, personally don't want to sit on a 27 year old loo. To get this on to a modern level - at
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I thought that the loss of trust would be self-explanatory in that regard? You don't buy stuff you don't trust, yes? Anyways: https://futurism.com/the-byte/study-consumers-turned-off-pro... Researchers have
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I just watched this. While I completely disliked the heavy emotional focus and bias of the presenter (for example: no interviews with people who don't want children were held, particularly not men), the data seemed solid. There'
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The price you noted will not buy you a decent flat in the vicinity of Stuttgart with good train connections. At least not for a family. The prices are around € 4.4K/m2. And that's the median. For newer buildings it's up to €
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https://www.pewresearch.org/science/2025/09/17/how-americans... That's only one article and with only a small focus: Americans only. U.S. adults are generally pessimistic about AI’s effect on peopl
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by frm88 11mo ago
I have implants after cataract laser surgery with now 94% vision. Like with every other laser surgery the problem of halos persists for the rest of your life. As a small person in a small car I have repeatedly been forced to stop at the cur

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