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   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Mein Kampf has never been banned from possession in Germany. It just has not been published in the post-WW2 decades because the copyright holder, the Free State of Bavaria, decided to just not publish it and withhold the right to do so from
2. 62.▲
   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Apparently the author works there, and is hosting this page the classic academic way: out of a user directory ( http://mre-web.mevis.fraunhofer.de/~ritter/awakeideas/ ).
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   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Because new wage slaves get imported all the time.
4. 64.▲
   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   But that would reduce shareholder value. If the employees want to be treated well, they should just become shareholders aswell.
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   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   The current three-day special operation has shown the world how incompetent and corrupt the russian leadership is, no need for gloves.
6. 66.▲
   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Define your adjective, otherwise no one is able to follow. "Toxic" like in "toxic" masculinity or in toxic chemical?
7. 67.▲
   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Reporting on something, even a possibility, is not gambling on an outcome.
8. 68.▲
   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Economy has taught us well. There is nothing to gain.
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   by laserdancepony 3y ago

   Yes, Itanium will make the Pentium obsolete!
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    by laserdancepony 3y ago

    The IA-32 ISA has been so successful _because_ of the no-compromise downward compatibility, whether you like that or not. See all the revolutionary ISAs from the 80s, 90s and 00s that did away with all that legacy crap. Where are they now
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    by laserdancepony 3y ago

    Allied war crimes? We'll never hear from them again, I suppose.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    Warp has been advertising with HN posts for a time now, and I would still prefer using xterm over a terminal emulator that requires a login to use.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    And then we do what to uphold the rule of law?
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    I read a Wired article recently that argued for racial segregation of websites. If it it hadn’t been advocating that from a PoC perspective it would have been considered hate speech I guess. [1] 2019 - https://www.wired.com/
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    > 'but in other ways more regressive/toxic, such as their gender roles and sexuality.' Have you ever entertained the idea that _that_ US mindset might be part of the problem?
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    Morrowind will still not be popular with younger players. I imagine the lack of fast travel, map markers and the class/skill system is just too much for most.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    So why do you read and comment on an opinion piece in the first place if you dismiss his opinion in the blink of an eye anyway?
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    That‘s Russian IIRC, is it safe to use?
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    That's the argument for almost every sea border dispute around the world. And has been for decades. In most cases, no one has seen a single drop of oil.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    I enjoy the fact the American „clothing culture“, e.g. going to the shop in rags, hasn’t caught on in Europe yet.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    I’ve not been using desktop icons for decades, maybe W98 was the last time. I have never been fond of the cluttering ever since, especially on the larger displays (SVGA does not lend itself to many icons anyway). To run things on Windows no
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    I wish for you to experience the terror the store owned endured and report your findings afterwards. Will be an interesting read, for sure.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    Honestly, I don’t know how we’re going to get advertising under control anymore. Nothing that’s not an all-out ban and then allowing a select subset.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    The Kelvin scale will absolutely blow your mind. And reading up on standard conditions.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    Never seen a hectogram in Europe, everything less than a kilogram is labelled in grams. Combined with the concerns of another commenter who scratched his head about having to give his body length as 183cm, I come to the conclusion American
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    At least metric recipes are actually reproducible, not like the tablespoons and cups compounding rounding errors and estimates of the imperial “system”.
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    I agree, now reintroduce the archaic old currency system to replace the metric pound division you have now. That would really add a certain quirky touch to your financial institutions, foreign trade and tourists will surely love it! There i
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    Just check the website. Inmates who declined just have empty pages stating just that. https://www.tdcj.texas.gov/death_row/dr_info/no_last_stateme...
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    I liked and used Windows Continuum on my Lumia 950 XL back in the day, but sadly Windows Mobile was killed not long after. It allowed Windows Store apps to run like they would on a regular desktop Windows 10. I had a tiny but surprisingly h
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    by laserdancepony 4y ago

    Godwin's law never seems to fail.