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Sea and Earth(newleftreview.org)
1 points by kome 3y ago|0 comments
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by kome 3y ago
Which photo was it?
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One Table of Neoclassical Economics Solves the Europe vs. America Debate(global-developments.org)
2 points by kome 3y ago|0 comments
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by kome 3y ago
A bit dated graphically, but I wouldn't say low quality... a graphic designer worked on the first three - the last two are the creation of a "webmaster".
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by kome 3y ago
I uploaded this in 2005 and you can still download it today: https://thepiratebay.org/description.php?id=3306963 - enjoy some good mp3 music. And thanks the lonely seeder - I wonder who you are, but you are awesome, besides
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by kome 3y ago
It works fine in Italy. ChatGPT just had to comply with local privacy regulations (EU's GDPR) and for a few weeks it was off. They were interested in doing this because other countries could have made a case against them, it's jus
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by kome 3y ago
How out of touch are you? no offense, but if you don't see the game that Google is playing with these childish shenanigans, I don't know what to say - it's politics. And of course the regulation of AI is also extremely import
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The Evolution of Flickr: 20 Years of Flickr with Ben MacAskill [video](youtube.com)
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by kome 3y ago
cool website, terrible ideas
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2048, Success and Me (2017)(medium.com)
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by kome 3y ago
americans-try-not-to-be-puritanical-and-impose-their-bigotted-moral-standards-on the-rest-of-the-world-by-the-means-of-their-techno-feudalist-corporation's challange: impossible.
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by kome 3y ago
Custodians are not supposed to destroy what is in their care. This is not about the book, this is about the artefact. The time, the reasons, the history behind it. If that is how it came to us, and that is how it has been preserved, then th
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by kome 3y ago
then put in a museum, solved.
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by kome 3y ago
I agree, destruction of important heritage with absolutely ridiculous claims. Taliban level shit.
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by kome 3y ago
I wish I could witness the dressing room discussions of the French authorities when they have to deal with these holier-than-thou Harvard "ethicists", while pretending to take them seriously so as not to upset them. edit: next ste
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by kome 3y ago
"I do not think the government's case is strong enough to convict him" wow, you really trust American institutions. but most of the people doesn't and for good reasons.
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'He is not well': Concerns over Julian Assange's mental health [video](skynews.com.au)
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by kome 3y ago
this would solve so many problems! emails are perfect for that.
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by kome 3y ago
it's not benevolence, it also makes economic sense. who does the menial job anyway? you should keep them close. if they will go to live far, their cost will increase, or their cost in time of traffic and pollution.
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by kome 3y ago
I think you might not have fully grasped the meaning of the post. Let me rephrase it for clarity: there is no cookie banner law, but a consent law, but it doesn't need to be as ugly, intrusive or user-unfriendly as the current cookie b
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by kome 3y ago
no, most of the work i do is local, but it's fairly easy stuff, some statistical software, excel, word, browser. And my browser is not suffering that much, perhaps because i have 8GB of ram, and i visit simple websites. Using an adbloc
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by kome 3y ago
yeah the hypocrisy is staggering, every website has some idiotic pop-up asking me if i want to login with google. both ms and google should stop. and apple as well, it also begged me to use safari, using random notifications.
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by kome 3y ago
It reminds me when google, in the in the 2010s, was bundling chrome with random installers like a third rate spyware company, to push chrome everywhere. It worked for chrome, it will work with edge as well.
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by kome 3y ago
My MacBook Air (11-inch, Early 2014) is my only computer. I still don't feel like changing it so far...
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Telegram: Social media giant or the new 'dark web'?(ft.com)
5 points by kome 3y ago|1 comments
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by kome 3y ago
I always check whether my flight is on a Boeing and tend to avoid them—better safe than sorry! Fortunately, in Europe, most carriers primarily use Airbus, which simplifies things. Essentially, it boils down to avoiding Ryanair, and there ar
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by kome 3y ago
Germany started the war. USSR ended the war. The narrative that USSR started the war, surrounding the "Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact" often misinterprets it as a partnership between the Nazis and Soviets to undermine the sovereignty of
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by kome 3y ago
I agree with you. From my Southern European perspective, I don't find this site particularly "progressive" at all. I would describe most of the comments as liberal or centre-right. And indeed, there is no solution here other
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by kome 3y ago
how many people, realistically, use it daily? I think not a lot
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by kome 3y ago
I am surprised by how many people still use Facebook around here, as my social circle deleted or stopped using Facebook a long time ago.

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