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YT is currently a most critical piece of the WWW: the informational content and intellectual participation on YT competes with its complement. Those who want to reach a public through video content use YT. Whether you want to find past prod
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> Europeans will soon be able to use a new app to prove their age when accessing online platforms [...] The app is also open source "app": is it clear to them that some of us will not have smartphones? "open source"
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4mo ago
> If you visit HN every day it is by definition addictive > addictive "_useful_", for f.'sake, the term is 'useful'.
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The substance is, that the ways to implement an age-based restriction to web access simply destroys web access, to the best of my knowledge - nobody (worth mentioning) will access the web anymore. So, given that the real matter will be &quo
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I had to edit the title, because I could not understand what the original meant. It even seemed to suggest sinister ideas from the editor. It could be translated to "Frank Zappa is remarkably lucid".
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The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels [?] Today (1984) [video]
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> Your Your assumptions clinging is staggering. Thank Reason that you put '(?)' preliminary marks - that you do not then follow. > was that the EU itself needs to be entirely abolished No, I wrote "should never have
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Does he provide content of value? If so, it ain't spam.
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For your applications. For navigating and managing a world that lazed on a "good enough" policy, we still need the Real Thing.
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That translates to "capillary education, to the point of fixing structural systemic issues", measure needed generations ago. We have damages now. The car systems destroyed. How would we be able to fix that, to revert from that and
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That offensive law (every car owner must keep a breathalizer item in the vehicle ready for use) was famous in the "issued but not enforced" category. But the mandate to keep "equipment" in the car is very different from
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> [they] wanted Did they? That makes a good amount of difference, you know. Especially when "they" may be a vocal exception. > How is this supposed to prove anything Prove what. Nothing seems to be disproven. Edit: look,
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Look at this other piece in the frontpage: > Every new car sold in the European Union must include a driver monitoring camera (allaboutcookies.org) the eu should never have been born. The above are its results - and just an example. Ho
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It is shocking that idle bets, nothing but after dinner games, are confused with assessments. It is not too different from confusing opinions and arguments in debates. If you predict an event E the juice is in the reasons that make it possi
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4mo ago
Argument missing.
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> literate There is form and there is content. Poor content is more dangerous with alluring form. Some declared having witnessed a bewildering scientific ignorance ("He can't understand data representations").
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Another piece that instigates a depreciation of humanity. Is this "charlton" implying that humanity would be a decent, accomplished thing, as an inside-the-box actor? Maybe consumerist live-and-die animals? What does it mean "
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Is that photo a "not a bull and a bear, but a bull and a bull" idea?
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I insist. It cannot be about broken cars, because there would be a large number of them. The Nissan Leaf cars I experienced are not silent at all - it does not matter if it is the motor or another part of the system, or if it is the additio
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Hackers will be concerned with the open platform.
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I am very certain I am talking about electrical and hybrid vehicles. The first one that had me aghast was a Nissan Leaf. Today, too many. Obviously I cannot confuse them with ICE ("brooom"). The point about the "whining possi
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(Did this not happen in 2016? I understood the absolute aggregate count in the popular vote and the majority of the electoral college differed.)
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> Europeans can be prosecuted for sharing any Could you provide more details?
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Many of us judge that the authoritativeness of most states and organizations is at a staggeringly low point. The reaction may not be tied to a single event.
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Don't you also have it in the Constitution? In your case, it could probably construed as part of Article 1 (I may be confused). For others, it is explicit in the Articles. > these people behind it should be investigated and presuma
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> to inform you that What would that entail. > who are these "vertices" Apparently metsola, to some source. The eu parliament refused to renew the temporary licence to private message monitoring, which had the "spea
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> but would they ask for the dissolution of their national state if a similar law was passed in their national parliament? I think no ?! Yes. Well, to some of us maybe not yet chat control given some proper well conceived legislation.
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Kindly explain why some platforms have issued notice that access would be restricted pending age verification. To my inquiries, that is owing to the DSA. Was I fed wrong information? Where, in which part? And, about «precisely the misinform
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The EU already has in place, apparently, a Digital Services Act that basically stops access to some part of the web. That the slope may bring to enlarged web inaccessibility - and an unlivable eu ("What do you mean you have no internet
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Does that ###, which seems to have the most simplistic ideas about the world, also have arguments to defend its position? I mean: has it ever heard, for example about the 2nd Amendment to the USA constitution, arguing that people must be ab
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