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Ten-year hacktivist fugitive Commander X arrested in Mexico(arstechnica.com)
4 points by kome 5y ago|0 comments
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by kome 5y ago
that's exactly what i was thinking while asking this question.
873.
by kome 5y ago
20 years for what?
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by kome 5y ago
your cultural relativism is weak. in Xinjiang it's genocide. no other words are needed.
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by kome 5y ago
no, Xinjiang is ethnic cleansing: it's genocide. Let's not whitewash it please. For the curious: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-22278037
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US coverage of the retreat from Afghanistan is an exercise in solipsism(twitter.com)
3 points by kome 5y ago|1 comments
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by kome 5y ago
are you suggesting an ethic cleansing of Pashtun / Talibans à la Xinjiang style?
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Glenn Greenwald: the greatest journalist of all time?(newstatesman.com)
14 points by kome 5y ago|1 comments
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by kome 5y ago
But why did you call them for plagiarizing a private note, a confidential review? I mean... In the end they just used your wording to improve their paper, for a concept they already mastered. And you said the paper was good, otherwise. IMHO
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by kome 5y ago
yes, it's just pseudo-ethical garbage to justify doing nothing politically
881.
by kome 5y ago
> He/she is writing from a point of view of superiority - “look, this is what they’re lacking, they can’t afford a Rs.8000 dinner”. To a billionaire, my software engineer life will look miserable - “They have to go eat at Panera and
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by kome 5y ago
monumental stupidity or monumental courage?
883.
by kome 5y ago
Great article! Thanks for sharing. This is potentially a great introduction to football for people who doesn't care about football (like USians)
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by kome 5y ago
ok, cool, now i want to try, thank you!
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by kome 5y ago
I like the spirit :)
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by kome 5y ago
German self-deprecation? I wish! My impression is that Germans feel to be top notch no matter what. I rarely heard self-deprecation from them, humble brag is what come closer.
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by kome 5y ago
I am basically forced by my bank to own a mobile phone, and to me it's completely useless. I would gladly avoid to carry it with me in my travels. It lies somewhere at home: I don't go out with my phone, as I don't need to us
888.
by kome 5y ago
I avoided to setup Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) with mobile phones anywhere because i had the distinct impression I was making the surface of attack bigger instead of smaller.
889.
by kome 5y ago
this press release doesn't explain anything... NSO doesn't even try to attempt to explain what's going on. And the proofs against them are piling up. It's a brilliant strategy in a way: they just let the story be, and th
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What Orbán Knows and His Enemies Don’t(jacobinmag.com)
10 points by kome 5y ago|1 comments
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by kome 5y ago
DPRK embassies are everywhere in Europe (germany, italy, spain, romania, sweden, etc), so what?
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by kome 5y ago
"Once I simply changed my home address to some random location in New York I suddenly had access to hundreds of thousands more titles. The Internet never delivered on its promise." You hate the market, not the internet.
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Disco Elysium(discoelysium.com)
13 points by kome 5y ago|3 comments
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Conservative cleric Raisi wins Iran presidential election by a landslide(ft.com)
1 points by kome 5y ago|0 comments
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IrfanView(irfanview.com)
3 points by kome 5y ago|0 comments
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by kome 5y ago
ah then i'm not the only one. i had to change color scheme.
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by kome 5y ago
vivaldi :)
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by kome 5y ago
"I don't think most EU citizens use services from other EU countries than their own." yes, but it's so common to expatriate nowadays, also for short periods. so it would be nice to have a digital ID thing to deal with di
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Gaza-based journalists say their accounts blocked by WhatsApp(aljazeera.com)
2 points by kome 5y ago|0 comments
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by kome 5y ago
when will be the turn for https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=734643 ? 9 years already. I wish I could donate just to fix this bug for everybody.

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