joe_mamba

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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>Since 2013, I have used a laptop made in 2009 as my normal, everyday laptop. What's the specs and what apps are you running?
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
When those in charge of handing out the subsidies are both corrupt and incompetent, it's tough to make it work. Unless of course, the point of the EU subsidies is just to be a wealth transfer program from the taxpayers to politically
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>Wow, if only it were possible to build new homes. Can we do it in your back yard? I like how people assume every country has unlimited free space for housing and all you have to do is just build more.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>Maybe build more? Not up to me. I'm not a politician. And like you said, property owners hate it and they are majority. But it's just as easy to oppose gentrification from wealthy Americans without equal terms in exchange. I
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Check Swiss worker protections compared to France or Germany and then check their economy and tech companies there. Biggest Google office outside the US is in Switzerland. It's not better worker output, it's faster movement and pi
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
And then what's gonna happen to the (already fucked)Dutch housing market? > it should roll out the red carpet for American entrepreneurs, scientists, and talent who want to try moving here and having a go of things in Europe Only
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>I mean - seriously? It’s ok to do this? Where did I say it is? I said it's the same assault as ICE protestors and either both should be jailed or both should be pardoned, but pick one of these lane, because otherwise it's
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>If it’s a yes, it needs datacenters and get a lot more energy. It can outsource its data centers abroad too like it did with its manufacturing industry.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Damn, we even got passport leaks before GTA 6.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>30 _high school_ stadiums at 10000+ I can’t even fathom! Just like those European football fans visiting the US for the world cup this summer, the European mind cannot fathom the American (over)abundance.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Question to the Arch Linux veterans out there. Is CachyOS better than EndeavourOS or vice versa? From what I read Cachy comes with a lot of proprietary repos and gaming stuff already installed along with a custom kernel tuned for gaming per
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Russia is 30 years behind the west. China isn't competing with Russia, they're competing with the west.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
> the longest period in history without a war between European countries. Yes, THanks to the US military occupation
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>There's no boundaries to "ever closer union". Ok, but you haven't told me what exactly the end goal of that "ever closer union" is. Aren't we already fully unified? Nor have you disputed the vaguenes
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Huh? Where did you get your sources? Chinese factories are more automated than ever. More and more skilled chinese do skilled white collar work not repetitive factory assembly work.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Yes, and the European Coal & Steel community didn't stop the slaughter, the nuclear powered US stopped did. The stopped slaughtering wouldn't have continued without the EU. Everyone in Europa couldn't have kept doing it
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>The EU was always designed to be an "ever closer union". Wow, isn't it convenient that such a vague all-encompassing paper from the past that you never voted for, can be used a justification for anything being done to
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>I am saying a closer union was what was agreed upon. Again, that vague argument does not disprove my argument. Does the end justify the means? Yes, or no? If yes, then what's the point of democracy and free will, if no, what&#x27
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Peace between EU countries was stable even before the formation of the modern EU.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Which country are you referring to?
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>Peace in Europe. That peace in Europe didn't start because of the EU, it started because western Europe was conquered by the US and eastern Europe by USSR so they were a bit too incapacitated to fight each other under those cond
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Denmark would also sterilize indigenous Greenland population and immigrants back in the 1950s-1960s. THey have a dark side few people know about.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>All the quotes are clearly talking about closer integration Are you saying "the ends justify the means" of this "closer integration"? With that logic, Hitler's end goal was also closer integration of Europe&#x
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>It took Tesla to get EVs going in the US. Tesla also helped shape the Chinese EV industry the same way how the first iPhone shaped all the other smartphone platforms.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Corning makes some shit for the military that most civilians never even heard of.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>The point is that I find it difficult to believe that Gnome/KDE are that much worse. Just because you find something hard to believe doesn't mean you're right about it. >Please consider being more kind and charitabl
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>I tested it on Fedora. And did you get below 150mb ram usage in Fedora? Can you show any proof of this or are making stuff up? >I reckon you could probably 'I reckon you could proabaly' is not proof of anything. I teste
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
20 years ago was a different story, there was no EUV yet, and Japan was leading DUV. So it doesn't answer my question if ASML had superior DUV IP.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>This is a Manhattan Project-level endeavour, and most countries would not be capable of it. China, however, is. Where's the proof in that? China can't even create jet engines that outperform dated soviet designs even when th
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
> but they had 20 years of European IP before that, all related other parts of the lithography machine (and not EUV) that made ASML the company it is. Was any of that 20 year old European DUV lithography machine IP superior to the IP f

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