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by guax 2y ago
How? If all support for Ukraine crumbles and russia just plows ahead, do you think the ukranian population would be safer? The only "less lives" approach would be if russia retreats in an agreement to keep the previous separatist
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by guax 2y ago
I think its easier for the US to threaten to withdraw and Europe calling the bluff. Either goes ahead or they force another distraction. My Dutch news website right now: "EU foreign policy chief: Free world needs new leader"
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by guax 2y ago
Am in Europe (NL), people do care. I have Ukranian refugees living in my town, I helped them with computers and bicycles and what I could to help some kids be able to do their school works. Europe has given more than the US to Ukraine. htt
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by guax 2y ago
His disconnection with reality is expected. I would be surprised if he understood or had any empathy to realities he doesn't conceive. The real change was in the GOP allowing and buying in on all of these.
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by guax 2y ago
What peace process? This was a minerals deal. No peace was being brokered here. Not even solid assurances. https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/framework-agreement-us... > WHEREAS the United States of America
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by guax 2y ago
The goal was always to support Ukraine for long enough to pressure Russia into the negotiation table, the concessions could varied, no one knows. Ukraine knows it cannot get it all, but they know they won't settle for nothing either. W
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by guax 2y ago
Thinking like this is what will take the US further into isolation. Everyone wants to engage and help a nice big brother. No one likes a bully, they will nod and agree when required but in the end America last is the main thing going on eve
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by guax 2y ago
I wonder how much will they publish about amazon hurting free markets or government curbing personal liberties of non straight people.
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by guax 2y ago
Twitter was not the government.
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by guax 2y ago
"some of you may die. But that is a sacrifice I am willing to make"
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by guax 2y ago
The hardest thing is to believe they operate under any process.
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by guax 2y ago
No sarcasm. I totally understand why a local news website in the US would just block since its irrelevant for them any traffic from outside the country and they're have little resources. I don't judge them from blocking. Fact is t
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by guax 2y ago
The good thing about forums is their moderation. It seems like mostly what the law covers is already enforced by most forums anyways.
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by guax 2y ago
Seems like an overreaction in some of these. Perhaps the people running them were close to the edge and more mental burden just pushes them over it. It's like local US news websites blocking European users over GDPR concerns.
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by guax 2y ago
I went to search, the us gov has a nice website about the dev. Til. https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/natio... The debt graph caught my eye. I did not expect it to be that stable for so long. I won
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by guax 2y ago
Every fascist leanings gets compared to Germany where it's more akin to Italy, East European or South American models of strong man and/or militaristic. Everyone compares everyone to the worse so anything short of that gets way to
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by guax 2y ago
I counted 3 that I would not apply, 2 can be argued. The rest is applicable just fine to what I see from the rethoric coming out of the US government.
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by guax 2y ago
No. Because If you say it's happening you violate #4.
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by guax 2y ago
Meta spent how many billions on Metaverse and has what to show for it? Some argue it was wasteful.
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by guax 2y ago
There are NO LINES that aren't crossed on corporate politics. Verbal abuse, illogical decisions based on vibes, favoritism or just plain stupidity are common in companies not listed and not rare on those that are. The majority of thing
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by guax 2y ago
If that bureaucracy is needed to manage it, why is it waste?
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by guax 2y ago
In #2, doing the DOGE way you cut by 30% but the efficiency is now lower than 70%. Government is now less effective, costs less, wastes more. Cuts in education, research and consumer protection will cost a lot long term. For #3 there is lik
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by guax 2y ago
Maybe the best sentiment is to ask why do you have to pay 950 and not why some small minority can get a better deal.
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by guax 2y ago
That's why real estate in New York and SFO is so cheap and accessible. Free market!
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by guax 2y ago
I missed that, I guess I got them confused. I bought once from them and from Farnell a few more times and in my head it came from around. Maybe its a good time for they to create one then.
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by guax 2y ago
If you had a month long trip to antartica. Your ship broke and there is others you can take back. But since your ship broke your boss ask if you want to keep doing that for longer since priorities will change. You say you're cool with
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by guax 2y ago
Duties are paid only if the products are being moved from outside into the US. And the other way around it matching tarrifs were enacted (they're almost always are). Digikey Europe might be affected because of global economic consequen
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by guax 2y ago
Chat GPT series X, not compatible with Chat GPT X. Frankly. Whoever decided on this last gen naming at MS needs to come forward. I would love to know what crazy unacceptable collection of circumstances allowed that to happen.
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by guax 2y ago
I think the ad revenue is only attractive for new entrants and serves as motivator. Allow to go full time for low pay earlier and invest in the channel. At the point where you need return you have to have sponsor deals and/or merch and
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by guax 2y ago
Sunlight is publish the findings and take action after. They're firing people's, seeing the repercussion and the publishing a list of program names. Not evaluations, not analysis. Nothing substantial, just gotcha out of context st

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