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by hnarn 3y ago
I don't think it's specific to sailing. If you're towing a car, would you let the driver of that car get in your back seat? Someone needs to be in control of the vehicle being towed, in case you need to break (if possible), c
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by hnarn 3y ago
For anyone who doesn't know about the Vasa, you can read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasa_(ship) It was a Swedish warship that sank on her maiden voyage in 1628 after making it less than a mile (1,3 k
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by hnarn 3y ago
There's no "law", but there was a lot of language reform in the 19th and 20th century. You can read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_orthography > Usage of the letters ⟨v⟩ and ⟨w⟩ was,
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by hnarn 3y ago
What an incredibly pessimistic definition of democracy. By your standards, even the People’s Republic of China could be considered very close to a functioning democracy, albeit with the caveat that they don’t allow multiple parties. If free
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by hnarn 3y ago
If you are curious about the definitions of these terms, you can read the law in full here: https://lagen.nu/2022:482 — specifically paragraph 7 in chapter 1. Not sure how useful it is through Google Translate, but to your
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by hnarn 3y ago
So you’re saying “The maximum permitted radiation leakage for a nuclear power plant” in my example is not a small amount?
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by hnarn 3y ago
In the exact example you provide I agree that “bananas for scale” can make sense, but I still claim that it scales very badly when talking about larger amounts of radiation.
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by hnarn 3y ago
The previous thread about this incident was incredibly frustrating to read, with many more or less openly saying that Mullvad was lying or somehow secretly cooperating with authorities in order to keep their hardware. Hopefully this post ca
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by hnarn 3y ago
I appreciate this is supposed to be educational, but I have to wonder something regarding this point: > The radiation exposure from consuming a banana is approximately 1% of the average daily exposure to radiation, which is 100 banana eq
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by hnarn 3y ago
That’s not how a non-disparagement clause works. It puts restrictions on what you’re allowed to say. It doesn’t require you to correct what other people say. If your badly thought through assumption was correct, the logical response from hi
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by hnarn 3y ago
> Do they actually do anything of value anymore or are they just Redhat now? IBM is a behemoth. They bought Red Hat in 2019 for $34B. At that point Red Hat had an annual revenue of ~$3.4B. How much is $34B for IBM? That year their annual
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by hnarn 3y ago
It’s “per se”, not “per say”. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/per_se
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by hnarn 3y ago
No, that is literally not what I do, as I just described.
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by hnarn 3y ago
From the repo: > Note the following advantages of RON over JSON: >trailing commas allowed >single- and multi-line comments >field names aren't quoted, so it's less verbose >optional struct names improve readability
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by hnarn 3y ago
> you can just download the eSIM If we disregard the fact that many older but still usable phones don’t support e-sim (which was the original point), what do you mean ”just” download the e-sim? At least in my country, getting an e-sim
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by hnarn 3y ago
> When do you migrate? Migrate where? This analogy doesn't make any sense, unless the apartment is our planet and the answer is "there's nowhere to go". It's not just about rising water levels, or temperature c
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by hnarn 3y ago
> I find it very, very, very hard to believe Well I guess that settles it
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by hnarn 3y ago
The summary of many comments so far seems to be: "I don't believe this is what actually happened when this warrant was executed in Sweden, because it doesn't sound like something that would happen when a warrant is executed i
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by hnarn 3y ago
How profound. So what is your alternate theory of what is happening here?
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by hnarn 3y ago
I understand that. So why would they want to spite them?
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by hnarn 3y ago
The fact that you call NOA "the national police" tells me everything I need to know.
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by hnarn 3y ago
The main difference is that Mullvad cares about privacy while Nord is a cash-grab operation that sponsors youtubers.
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by hnarn 3y ago
Your comment is very presumptive. How do you know what the warrant was for, and that it wasn’t fulfilled?
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by hnarn 3y ago
Yes it does, but Mullvad may have good reasons for not sharing it. For example that it does nothing to improve their information to their customers (ie what exactly is being investigated is irrelevant for the public), while simultaneously d
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by hnarn 3y ago
The people that attend when these warrants are executed are highly technically skilled, and obviously Swedish surveillance agencies know Mullvad very well, probably intimately (ie it wouldn’t surprise me if they even have an understanding o
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by hnarn 3y ago
You don’t have a very rich imagination. It’s entirely possible this warrant was executed for no other reason than compliance, if requests come from foreign agencies for example obviously they have to be acted upon even if you are almost cer
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by hnarn 3y ago
> it's entirely possible Mullvad is a honeypot operated by some foreign intelligence service. “Entirely” possible? Sure, I guess it’s “entirely” possible that the NSA is actually controlled by a reptilian, illuminati cabal of extrat
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by hnarn 3y ago
Mullvad is not an operator, and you’re moving the goal posts.
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by hnarn 3y ago
> Technically they could have been logging your traffic Of course they “could have” but their entire business depends on them not doing it.
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by hnarn 4y ago
You have a strange definition of “facts”. Your first point, “America is a single market” is a fact, and a pretty uncontroversial one. America being “geographically isolated from war” is conjecture. Whether Mexico will invade, or whether P

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