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721.
by herbst 2y ago
Coming from a country where prostition is legal and drugs heavily decriminalized, all with plenty of help programs for people who need it. I can only say that the problem is not the platforms but forbidding things that people won't sto
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by herbst 2y ago
This was the first time many people had access to clean drugs in a comfortable way. It's easy to blame him, but the reality is that the alternatives are worse for customers.
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by herbst 2y ago
Sure I am not a power user. I doubt most people are :) I never found a CSV and instantly thought "oh wow let's put that in excel" I usually would just write a random script to get the data I want the way I want it. Edit:&#x2F
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by herbst 2y ago
Every time I've used Photoshop the whole UI/UX changed. Buttons are moving around, getting renamed. Some functions are hidden in submenus of submenus, etc. IMO Photoshop is just simpler because people are usually used to it. In re
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by herbst 2y ago
Googles spreadsheet is much more performant, useable and shareable for me. I also never got warm with excel weird and heavily limited language, no matter how much I tried to. For Photoshop I agree that no software has the same amount of too
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by herbst 2y ago
I am in Europe myself
727.
by herbst 2y ago
I have a 5ber.esim that appears to be exactly that.
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by herbst 2y ago
Cheap is very subjective. There is always a way cheaper Esim option, especially if you have high usage. Not the common Esim provider spamming all of Google. But you often find local Esim resellers for local networks. Writing this from my Ca
729.
by herbst 2y ago
I got a second hand mobile router with SIM support, but very good hardware for 50$. I ordered a Esim adapter SIM for $20 and just switch to the cheapest network wherever I am. Easily saved $300 to a comparable device with Esim support.
730.
by herbst 2y ago
That sounds like a typical crypto scam coin to me. 80% being in their wallet ... Interesting way of building trust in a brand, or rather expressing how little they care about trust.
731.
by herbst 2y ago
Definitly. We need to find more things to block, otherwise it won't be the greatest firewall ever made.
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by herbst 2y ago
The distinction between an US firewall and a Chinese firewall?
733.
by herbst 2y ago
Building your own great Firewall definitely is a thread to your free speech. I don't know how this can't be extremely obvious.
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by herbst 2y ago
Isn't that pure whataboutism?
735.
by herbst 2y ago
> This is despite the US is footing the bill for Ukraine and, by extension, defending Europe right now. Things like this is exactly why we don't trust US media and data management. This is only just enough close to the truth so it d
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by herbst 2y ago
> And has similar democratic and human rights policies. In Europe we have some direct and some less direct democracy and human rights that a really apply without any Guantanamo exceptions. When there are issues there are laws made, not s
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by herbst 2y ago
Just because we share some clubs together doesn't really make us to allies
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by herbst 2y ago
Why not crypto? It's exactly that and works pretty well
739.
by herbst 2y ago
What about America's role in the fentanyl issue? It's available all over Europe as well, but people still decide against it and so far it stays a very small mostly regional niche issue.
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by herbst 2y ago
Even if there were some kind of evidence, the US doesn't actually have a track record on being honest with anything like that.
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by herbst 2y ago
Let's build the greatest great Firewall ever built!
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by herbst 2y ago
Because America, obviously, needs their own great Firewall. I don't see any other reason. Also no idea what you are talking about, a country that has values like this doesn't ban random social media sites and propagates them as ba
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by herbst 2y ago
It sounds highly interesting and would maybe partially explain why current models appear to get more stupid, or rather more boring.
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by herbst 2y ago
People in here literally argue that they should build a great Firewall because China has one too. Do these people listen themself when they write things like this? I think it's absolutely worrisome if this mentality gets an actual thin
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by herbst 2y ago
You (the US) should definitely make same laws banning aliens from owning social media before it's to late! Think about the children!!1!
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by herbst 2y ago
If they would ban what they think tiktok does wrong. Mr Zuckerberg would be very sad I guess. But so much this, just banning TikTok will change nothing but more distrust in American politics
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by herbst 2y ago
Where is that whataboutism coming from. What has the one to do with the other? Do you want a great Firewall for America? Is that what this is about?
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by herbst 2y ago
Democratic
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by herbst 2y ago
I don't understand this. In my view most people don't want this otherwise they would have implemented a government where the majority is heard, but they didn't. And don't even seem to try. Either it's a dictatorship
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by herbst 2y ago
And yet the systems where addicts get actual heroin instead of even worse alternatives usually work better. See Switzerland

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