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jncfhnb
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jncfhnb
2y ago
Nobody in Taiwan believes that
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jncfhnb
2y ago
That is laughably incorrect. Like… not even close.
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2y ago
> Apple's claim is simple: The monopoly was from the very beginning, when the iPhone had 0.0% market share. If it was anti-competitive, the iPhone would have failed. If developers didn't like it, the iPhone would have failed. H
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2y ago
Yes, forcing should be in quotes because it is complete bullshit. The KMT implying China owning Taiwan as the status quo is also complete and utter bullshit. Taiwan overtly called their bluff when they just elected the other party in a demo
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2y ago
The PRC is not forced to invade. That’s obvious bullshit
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jncfhnb
2y ago
The article doesn’t actually make the claim that they are running out of electricity.
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jncfhnb
2y ago
“Anti war/friendliness with China” is a very nice way of saying it’s the “let China seize control of the country” party.
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jncfhnb
2y ago
> There is an organ shortage for transplantation, which historically peaks in times of peace. That sounds unlikely to be true. I’m curious where you’re getting that from?
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2y ago
I think it’s undeniable that Kubrick’s film is excellent. I do think that the TV adaptation of the shining is both a better adaptation of the story and flatly a better story than Kubrick’s. But execution on the film itself is just way more
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2y ago
The film is much better with the ambiguity imo
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2y ago
It’s been a long time but I don’t remember nick being a bad guy?
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2y ago
Yes that’s what I meant. It originated earlier. It gained prominence in 2022 when they became perceived as toilet thieves. The meaning has evolved. I don’t really care about your telegram rant.
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2y ago
> What do you expect? Open mouth and consistent inconsistency probably.
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jncfhnb
2y ago
The mass graves of civilians, mass deportation of children, erasure of cultural artifacts, leveling of cities, constant bombing of civilian targets, reeducation efforts beg to differ. You can rightly fuck off.
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2y ago
Russian usage of Nazis is specific the Russian history of defending against the Nazis in WWII. It’s not like in the west. In Russia it’s a patriotic thing to imply that Russia is acting in self defense and justify their actions to the publ
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2y ago
The term originated due to their disorganized, unprofessional, looting heavy behaviors. It has gained prominence in the 2022 invasion mostly because of how pathetic they are. One of the famous quotes of the war is “We’re lucky they’re so fu
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2y ago
That’s not really true though. While legalese creates complexity a substantial part of judicial rulings is figuring out which of it should be ignored because it’s bullshit. A lot of law is driven by arguments of how things ought to be given
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2y ago
Frankly I’m upset we haven’t sent 5x more to Ukraine
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jncfhnb
2y ago
The Biden administration has spent many multiples more on climate / grid investments than on the Ukraine war
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jncfhnb
2y ago
imo pay to win is a lot more rare than people imply for actual competitive multiplayer content.
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jncfhnb
2y ago
Going over a better curated list is a significant upgrade and time saver. Let’s not pretend that “correlation” isn’t very powerful
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2y ago
Any specific changes with the new release?
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2y ago
Managing the development of farms and construction, monitoring activity levels and the state of things is pretty huge
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jncfhnb
2y ago
That’s not really going to work. You likely won’t be able to identify markings on a tank. Your biggest challenge will be false positives for things that are not tanks.
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jncfhnb
2y ago
And you promise to never get acquired right?
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2y ago
To be clear, open worm is not even close to serving as a viable animal sim for bio research on worms even
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2y ago
I’m dubious that Europe (or the US, but it’s mostly Europe's fault) could be fooled into falling for this con a second time.
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2y ago
There are many studies that are not run by the US. Even the US based one’s tend to put the US at maybe the bottom of the top quartile. There’s many countries that score significantly better. I think it’s kind of stupid to argue that corrupt
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> And you're assuming political backroom antics. Neither assumption is borne out in any way beyond the fact you seem to think China is inherently scary because it's China. I’m not assuming anything. You’re the one claiming that
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2y ago
No, that’s really not clear at all. You are still assuming corruption is the cause of these actions. China consistently ranks far worse in terms of corruption on pretty much all organizations that do such evaluations.
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