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by herbst 7mo ago
Also making new enemies in their own row of allies. That can't be a side effect on how efficient he is doing it.
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by herbst 7mo ago
It wouldn't matter either way. The US is doing war crimes and can't even say sorry properly. This might will be a point we think back to in future.
213.
by herbst 7mo ago
This is probably not the target audience. Most people just need to write occasional letters and sign some files.
214.
by herbst 7mo ago
You throw a $400 thing away when a small component breaks? Like you buy a new phone when the cable breaks?
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by herbst 8mo ago
Welcome to Switzerland. Where this exact approach is working well for many many years now.
216.
by herbst 8mo ago
This. Reactive web was a horrible step for accessibility
217.
by herbst 8mo ago
That's what I thought too. But actually trying to use it shows how badly battery optimized it (and surely also my code) are. It wouldn't hold longer than a few hours when WiFi was actually active
218.
by herbst 8mo ago
How is it a proxy? It's just a boring blank landing page? (Just checking from my European internet connection, without blockage as Spain is not all of Europe.
219.
by herbst 8mo ago
It's just an empty landing page I never heard about before. (Accessed from Europe by the way, without block)
220.
by herbst 8mo ago
It doesn't matter anymore. Trump is saying and turning everything the way he wants. The majority of the world doesn't listen anyway and you guys seem to have a horrible time either way.
221.
by herbst 8mo ago
Also you don't have to be afraid for your freedom when you just slightly go against someone bigger than you. Getting your domain blocked is favourable to getting sued and jailed usually
222.
by herbst 8mo ago
Also it's not "censored in Europe" I am in Switzerland and can still access it
223.
by herbst 8mo ago
Not op, but here: https://www.gespa.ch/en/fighting-illegal-gambling/access-blo...
224.
by herbst 8mo ago
There are no IP bans ...
225.
by herbst 8mo ago
That may explains the news sites with thousands of cookies and tracking bullshit, but it doesn't explain small brick and mortar stores blocking traffic
226.
by herbst 8mo ago
This. I regularly face geo blocks from American websites. Like literally at least once a week. It's very common for whatever reason for smaller US shops, newspapers any size and other random sites.
227.
by herbst 8mo ago
Should have used a brownish "missing kid" to make it even more transparent
228.
by herbst 8mo ago
Generalizing Europe this way is almost always American.
229.
by herbst 8mo ago
Thanks. This is actually kinda cute. After all the shit Amazon and the company did I am surprised this should be the thing that gets people worried
230.
by herbst 8mo ago
Weirdly yes. But why is formulated that you can tell it's an American writing text only an American could believe from the first words.
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by herbst 8mo ago
What happened?
232.
by herbst 8mo ago
Have you been to eastern Europe lately? That's an insult for them
233.
by herbst 8mo ago
Is it just me or does "ex GitHub CEO" sound like it's going to be a bad project getting continuously worse and therefore is not worth to even look into!?
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by herbst 8mo ago
We all know that the next guy is likely going to be much worse, and if it's not the next guy it will be the one afterwards. This shithole of country has a brutally bad track record of dealing with their own problems in a reasonable fas
235.
by herbst 8mo ago
That time is over tho. Hosting, Protection and co is often cheaper, more reliable and less influenced by random orange decisions for a while now. Not to mention actually existing privacy and customer protection laws.
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by herbst 8mo ago
When orange man started to make up tarifs I figured it's easier to just quit any dependency I had to the US than to keep with with that bullshit. Took half a day and my infrastructure is more stable than it ever was.
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by herbst 8mo ago
Yet they all are just whiny when they voted for this, and would likely do it again and have no hesitation to do anything against it.
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by herbst 8mo ago
I wouldn't agree to that. However we are in the middle of a new cold war since orange guy the first and pretty much manifested it with orange guy the second.
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by herbst 8mo ago
Even after hours of installing third party tools I never heard of before from the internet (secure thing to do right?) I still get a occasional ad to my (single purpose and only Windows) desktop and still each time question why and how anyo
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by herbst 9mo ago
This. Same in Switzerland. Feels different in for example Prague, Vienna, ...

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