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by gryzzly 2y ago
humanity and not Hamas, for sure. https://unwatch.org/item-7/claim/claim-46-israel-targets-hos...
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Hopefully this will also be a push for public sponsored open source / free software dev.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
heard of Iran once? or Qatar? or Russian propaganda machine?
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by gryzzly 2y ago
well supported? the point is that you have to install additional tools for either syntax.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
it’s really a funny point, as if JSX is somehow native? JSX requires a compiler and definitely also editor extensions for syntax and auto-complete and type checks.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
to add to wikipedia’s biases - https://www.jns.org/wikipedias-anti-israel-propaganda-mocks-...
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by gryzzly 2y ago
typical nextjs/react bloat, imagine you were using entry-level android like half the world population.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
It is completely beyond me why other EU countries simply don’t copy the dutch. It’s clearly way better designed, it’s a pleasure for cyclists, drivers and pedestrians and way safer.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
smart, deep, intellectual conversation. must be only idiots replying to you.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
how about when the 1mb javascript bundle failed to download because your bus entered a tunnel? labeling users idiots is really really not OK, but ultimately hurts your employe and your product bottomline. Check this article https:/&#x
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by gryzzly 2y ago
especially with mobile there are millions situations where your internet is bad, slow and patchy. you have A LOT of people using low-end devices in battery saving mode so also throttling the already bad performing devices – read this series
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by gryzzly 2y ago
I on the contrary applaud whoever built the new citizenship application form as HTML. It saved state money and users time. I’m quite sure it would have taken longer and worked worse if it was a SPA built by the gov. contractors.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
I didn’t say no right. I said “more”. You conveniently omit any agency of the people, who refused most agreements on civil division or dialogue.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
self defense is OK when 1 billion people are trying to kill you
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Nothing against doing good. As well as all Arab countries maybe - with that I agree. The point that arabs somehow have more right to that land is however absolutely bizarre.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Before the occupation there were good deals for the side that chose grim violence instead of deals. Occupation is a result of military conflict. Stop inverting the reality.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
viable is defined as capable of doing something successfully - is there success on the side of suicide bombers? destroying lives and taking the region into the dark ages - is that success?
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by gryzzly 2y ago
It’s the choice of target, rather than the weapon that makes me look down on them. Aiming to blow up bystanders is disgusting, not sure how you made this be about "choice of weapon".
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by gryzzly 2y ago
The whole thing of Hamas is embedding itself and its infrastructure in the civilian areas. If civilians are requested to evacuate, informed about the fact their houses are used by Hamas and the rocket launchers, rocket factories, tunnels an
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by gryzzly 2y ago
The fanatics in the gov are kept through aliance with other similar kleptocrats like Putin and Kims, has nothing to do with self determination
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Yeah Iranians do. Execution of 800 is a tired line? Any factual statements to answer?
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by gryzzly 2y ago
the nation is oppressed, there were over 800 executions in 2023, most political. It wages wars through proxies that destroy lives in the locations where they are active. It has tortured and beaten up its citizens for as much as wearing a hi
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by gryzzly 2y ago
some kind of necessity in this case is the death cult of islamism - it should be clear that glorifying martyrdom and calling a suicide bomber a martyr is that type of necessity
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by gryzzly 2y ago
absolutely. there are plenty of examples of what you described and not all are blowing cafes and buses with civilians
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by gryzzly 2y ago
and supporting the narrative pushed by the Islamists is harming the Muslims, resulting in Islamophobia. The fact you are mixing the two terms to simply "mark these who attack America" is actually really bad for the normal people a
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by gryzzly 2y ago
I term Islamists the ones who claim themselves to be Islamists – Islamist Republic of Iran, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, ISIS, Hamas. It shows you have no idea what are you talking about.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
You should read up about the difference between Muslims and Islamists and how bad the Islamists are for Islamic communities themselves.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
they should grow up and get rid of Iran‘s proxy waging war against civilian population from their territory and obviously also terrorizing the local population – they also built tunnels and invested hundreds of millions into terrorism infra
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by gryzzly 2y ago
the operation targets operatives of a terrorist organization, not civilians. they use it as secure communication over mobile phones to not be easily locatable. is that lost on you, that it’s targeting the communication used by combatants?
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by gryzzly 2y ago
and how did you think about it? were you similarly unsure when coalition of western countries fought with ISIS?

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