lII1lIlI11ll

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by lII1lIlI11ll 3mo ago
> I did. Text following this first sentence of your message doesn't indicate any kind of physical withdrawal symptoms though.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 3mo ago
What point? That people experience fatal withdrawal symptoms when they stop "consuming" social media? I find that very hard to believe. Do you have any research proving such claims?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 3mo ago
Alcoholic drinking mocktails can experience significant withdrawal symptoms like fever or seizures with potentially fatal results. What do you think will happen to all those "addicted" people after they uninstall TikTok from their
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by lII1lIlI11ll 3mo ago
Why do you feel like you need to post this from an alt account? Because you know such snarks tend to be downvoted and you want to preserve your precious "karma" points? So who is behaving like this is reddit?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
Just curious, are car manufacturers required to obtain explicit consent from owners for collecting such data according to GDPR? Or German car lobby's pocket politicians were able to carve out some exception for them?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
Your link confirms that Ukraine wasn't "obliterated" even though Russia occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. There weren't any significant radiation leaks either. In fact, it seems that the breach of nearby Kakhovk
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
Your point being?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
That is likely by design. From the article footer: "Work with Alexander Thirty years in privacy. Helped shape the GDPR. Advisor to the EDPB, the European Parliament and the European Commission. If you need this kind of analysis applied
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
> Ukraine nuclear power plants are a massive liability - they make for easy targets for the Russians to obliterate the country - is that what you want for Switzerland? This makes no sense. Russia has actual nuclear weapons, it can "
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
> And kill the savings of what remains of the middle class. I would assume majority of US middle class' savings are in the real estate or securities. Why would hyperinflation kill these?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
What "techniques"? Audio/video over high-latency connection is not a computer game where there all all kinds of latency compensation techniques - several meeting participants start speaking at the same time, realize they do o
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
I chose Antarctic as an example because it is one of few places on Earth with significant uninhabited land where one could theoretically establish a new sovereign state. Are you implying that all popular green energy technologies are someho
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
I find that hard to believe. Are you implying that Apple is running their own fiber network providing low-latency connection between Europe and Australia? Or what kind of "good engineering"?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
> where do you get power Wind, hydro, sun? This is 2026 after all. > personnel Depends on what that theoretical country would offer. Some kind of strong constitutionally-enshrined protections for privacy and perhaps from tyranny-of-th
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
That is just like, your opinion, man? I personally find it a very poor experience talking to someone over high latency connection when we tend to always start talking over each other.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
OP had a much stronger premise ("guarantee government respect for data privacy for data centres housed on its soil") than what you described.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
It is not as simple as banking - people tend to want low-latency and high-speed connection which necessitate the data center to be in close proximity. Which basically means that founding a country with strong data protection laws somewhere
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
I think the main reason reason why they mandated data retention for Fable is to fight distillation, not to prevent black hats from using the model.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
And the outrage is about what exactly? The tribe not respecting NIMBY-sensibilities of non-indigenous Vancouver residents?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
But why don't those small local counties desperate for funds just sell their plots of land for double of triple the price themselves?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
Only if you believe that always caving in to a violent mob burning random (private citizen-owned, non-government) cars in Paris leads to better outcomes for the country.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
From your link: "The scam-blocking service is based on modern cloud technology, and it’s scalable, and easy to deploy" - I don't think we need another SaaS parasite for this as protocol-level solution like STIR/SHAKEN i
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
They will just run a PR campaign highlighting how anonymous SIMs have been used by pedos and terrorists so that majority of population will actually willingly support such laws, unfortunately.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
> Face scan to sign in. This is not in any current (proposed) laws I'm aware of.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
How would they know a minor is using an adult-verified Signal or, say, Youtube account?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
You can also... ask someone else to pass selfie-age-verification during an account registration, no?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago
Is this a US thing? Coffee in Starbucks is so mediocre that it is hard to imagine a proper coffee place ever "matching" it, even on a bad day.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 5mo ago
No, the "rest of Europe" is not going the way of outlawing e2e encrypted iCloud backups and other bullshit your shitty government is pulling on you, stop deluding yourself.
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by lII1lIlI11ll 5mo ago
"Strong-armed" by whom exactly? Deepstate, lizard people, just (((them)))?
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by lII1lIlI11ll 5mo ago
Apparently these days people in US consider a lot of seemingly neutral issues from a political perspective. One of the funniest things I read about recently is that some right-leaning individuals prefer dark-roasted coffee because apparentl

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