lanevorockz

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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Why we can't build chip factories in the west ? It seems we are bound to have our capacity limited by a few factories that can build all electronics we need. Nobody see the lack of availability of chips around ? I guess Asia is indeed
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Are we advocating for ultra bright streets because some people might be criminal. It's nice that we suddenly no longer treat criminals like guilty but only society. Can't wait until US and europe turn into third world countries.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Microsoft doing what it does best .. ruining well established products. I still remember when they bought Skype and I thought they won't mess up this time.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Don't put your hopes on Supreme Courts, they don't tend to really care about individual rights. It's all about politics and perceived public opinion. They just want to keep their power and fat salaries.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
We are moving into a brave new world. Take your digital soma, stay at home, follow the rules and only speak the approved propaganda.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
This is an illusion, only thing that happened is that you only get access to websites if you give away your GDPR consent. I love the ignorance of people over here thinking that GDPR is nothing more than just that accept button that people c
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Nice how uneducated people are over here, it's mostly a bunch of californians thinking that they understand what Europe is.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Bitcoin is so inefficient that it is hilarious that people complaining about the environment also buy bitcoin. If you want to buy into crypto at least go for ethereal
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
That is true, it’s pure naivety to believe GDPR changed anything. It enforced cookies to ask for permission and a few billions in extra bureaucracy. I don’t get why people want to live in a Kafka novel
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Let’s be honest, it’s not up to the UK alone. The EU still has strong world influence and they will try to stop it at any cost.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Yep, never heard of corruption in Italy before. The Mafia was created just a year ago right after Brexit
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
The EU as a political union exists a little over a decade, if anything the UK never adapted to it.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
The monoculture is definitely the most important bit. Imagine that elections can be controlled by Google, they will not always side with you.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Nuclear power is just unpopular because politicians can’t make money out of it. Due to its inherent risk, nuclear power plants require close government inspection which makes it a bit harder to cheat.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Who provided this data ? We used WAY WAY WAY less energy in Brazil. Maybe the US is indeed the new third world country.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Apple lost touch with their clients, it became the large tyrannical IBM that Steve Jobs hated so much. Companies always suffer when their quintessential soul is lost. Business schools should learn from Elon Musk and drop the middle manager
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Google is a monopoly and they destroy the lives of anyone that even dares to challenge them or their owners. It's time to break this big tech monopolies. Obviously, through make something better ... This is more of an inevitability tha
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Everything is offensive one way or another. It's a personal opinion and there are way too many people in the world. Even Good Morning can be seen as sarcastic or any text in English can be see as colonialist.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Twitter is a terrible platform managed very poorly. It's my sincere opinion is that Twitter Hate is what is breaking down modern society.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Ultima VIII was an excellent game and many friends spent hours into the game doing things completely unrelated with the quests. It was such a classic that it followed into the Ultima Online which was the first truly successful MMORPG which
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Freedom is pretty much gone these days ... The main issue is that companies now reversed the capital market. By providing services for free, the USERS became the product.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
That is true, it might be the end of the sustainability of overpopulated cities ...
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
I pray to the day were privacy is reclaimed. Big Tech has abused us for long enough. You cannot enforce slavery through terms of service, You also should not be able to own all private information of someone through terms of service.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
That likely makes Tesla carbon neutral, all the good things they made to the environment by pushing electric cars and now they put over a billion on energy waste.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Slightly hard to believe in data these days ... I went to uni in portugal and it was rare to find a student that didn't use weed. I guess this is why it was so easy to legalise it. Then the data says 10% ... it's laughable.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
The belief that any research is automatically true is so bogus and so abused that industries and lobbyists came to rely on it. It’s sad that then people blindly push as “it’s science”. Main issue is the sheer amount of papers being publishe
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
> This makes a society weaker - it's effectively a monoculture that restricts the data available to the decision makers. Bingo ! A monoculture is really weak because people that act the same and think the same. It's the reason
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
As The Guardian always have an addiction for pushing a narrative. In the real world, population is still growing by 80 million per year and the plateau is calculated at 20 billion. The fact is that the poorer a country is, the more likely i
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
We don't know so let's spread some fear so we can keep people at home. I understand the strategy but I don't agree with the method.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
BLM caused the deaths of over 80 people and nobody deplatformed Facebook or Twitter. This is obviously about the belief that republicans are not human.

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