impeplague

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by impeplague 2y ago
For your use case is fine today IPv4. In my case, I would love to get rid of my CGNAT IPv4 ISP address and use only IPv6.
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by impeplague 3y ago
In the specific case of YouTube, it does not. The content and ads providers are the same.
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by impeplague 3y ago
I really apreciate the time you're taking to argue with this guy, but I must tell you that it is a lost battle (if you already know this, sorry). Here in Brazil, the red-scare tactics are the far right's bread and butter (like any
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by impeplague 3y ago
We promise to do this when at leat half of the world has stopped.
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by impeplague 3y ago
First, Lula is adept of the so-called "class conciliation", therefore he is not a communist by any means. Second, Lula is against the idea of a revolution, with makes him a social democrat on the left spectrum, at most. Third, you
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by impeplague 3y ago
It's not like Brazil want to take sides either, so this might be a excuse, not a reason. And there is the BRICS, so taking side is not a good idea. BTW, unlike Europe, there is no consensus here that the side to be taken is with Ukrain
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by impeplague 3y ago
US corruption is a worldwide operation effort. Russia's is at best significant on Eurasia and US. It will take Putin some time to reach US level.
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by impeplague 4y ago
Not gonna lie, Marx is hard even for Marxists
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by impeplague 4y ago
While I understand why someone may think that (just because Marx is important on both topics), they are not much related at all. The Capital is something on it's own, and Marx has the best explanation about capitalism so far.
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by impeplague 4y ago
There is something as old as unions that is not historically xenophobic and racist?
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by impeplague 4y ago
Side note: YouTube has a policy about not questioning the results of previous elections. In Brazil, this also includes questions about the security of electronic voting machines.
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by impeplague 4y ago
Recent US elections made the people almost freak out because of the suspected Russia influence. In every developing country, not only Brazil, this is the norm and not the exception. Bolsonaro's election received heavy support from the
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by impeplague 4y ago
Given that they are losing power in Asia, Europe and even Latin America, they need new low-wage modern slaves to maintain the neded economic output. China is stepping out of that role and will likely make them take a loss at their own game.