hsuduebc2

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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
It's pretty annoying, yet somehow understendable. I sometimes get irrationally angry when being lectured by a clanker.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I think he means by some obscure manipulation. It even refused to give me description of how first antibiotics were made only out of curiousity.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Absolutely. I meant their occasionally usefull services in general like ec2, s3, etc... They probably exists but usere still not accepted them as an standard.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
That was mainly my point. If you are paying for security, you are paying for someone's obedience. Not even mentioning that European armies dependant on American weapons is gigantic security risk, which no one ever will be held accounta
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Why is everything today flagged? This is now considered to by the too much political?
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
We should unironically thanks to that hollow head. His lack of understanding that Our dependence on US is a weapon, not a burden is the best thing that could happen in terms of more sovereignity.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I mostly agree. Europe’s biggest weakness is that many nations still carry grudges against each other, rooted in hundreds, sometimes even thousands, of years of conflict. These old prejudices usually only get pushed aside when there is a se
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Why this was flagged?
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I know he is trying to be healthy as is possible but for some reason, on Twitter this will attract loonies rambling about antivaxing and carnivore diet every time. Horrible site.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Europeans should thank Trump for that. Digital sovereignty became a major theme mostly because his hollow head could not comprehend the previous strategy. I would say it is mostly a money problem rooted in the culture. VC funding is not nea
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
We just can't help it. Can we. Only reasonable explanation I have, other than pure incompetence is that this is in a development for quite a long time and current political situation become obvious problem only in last few years.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Absolutely. I'm kinda surprised that not mutiliation the kids is such a revolting idea that I'm getting down voted for that.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
It we rule out the possibilit thet they have "something on them", which I rule only because it kills discussion I would guess that the reason is simple tribalism. The opposing side hates them, so naturally, because we are all semi
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Nice try.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I mean, what would you expect from company with morality of tobacco and slot machines producer? This is the least evil they are doing. This thing resurface from time to time. It's the small text you never read. In this case, small part
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
You can tell this basically about anything software related these days. Yet when human is in the loop, the insight is still needed.
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
I have a different take. I think the state wants the system to be this rigid because, paradoxically, that makes it more flexible for them. For example, they can keep certain tax exemption thresholds low while overall incomes rise. That mean
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
I agree. Most people go mad when they receive that kind of power. Aristocracy was trained to rule at some point because you really easily become just a tyrand instead of a ruler. Zuckerberg was just a nerd when it started, then within a few
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
I never understood why taxes or similiar absolute points aren't gradients instead.
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
Well this is not really a problem as big as it is presented on the social media. Stats simply do not support these claims. The bigger issue is the growing number of retired woodworkers collecting pensions for much longer than the system wa
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
I honestly think this is not true.
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
This is beyond ridiculous. At the same historical turning point when Europeans are finally waking up to the need to become less dependent on their so called US ally for weapons production and security, they are immediately choosing to becom
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
Well russians over the history resettled the native population numerous times, even resettle russians there. But the truth is they mostly want control for whatever reason they made up. Part of their propaganda is thet Ukrainians are basical
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
That's why I mentioned that it was very shallowly understandable at the beginning. Not after few years of massacre. Interesting part about your commentary is, that you completely ignored the West bank I mentioned. Place when Israel for
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
I mean, if you are sure there are children and there is a quite a lot of children there, it's deliberate. It's actually one of the places in the Middle East with a higher birth rate than Israel itself, and a very high population d
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
If you try very hard, you can understand the reason for bombardment, at least from the BEGINNING. Surely, not the reason for killing these poor children. But I never came to better conclusion about West Bank annexation that that it is pure
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
I wonder, if in the near future any acquisitions of some RAM producers with intent to just keep RAM prices up, will happen from the AI companies. It could seriously hurt their business, if companies will be able to host their AI in some tim
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
Zug Zug
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
Blizzard is the first example that comes to my mind with monetizing nostalgia with World of Warcraft. I must say, the feeling I have when randomly hearing similar tunes in Dota 2 which sometimes seemingly sounds like Elwyn Forests soundtrac
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by hsuduebc2 4mo ago
And now escalating it to the attack which nobody except you even mentioned. Great. You, again just made something up... I don't see the point of this.

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