mitxela

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by mitxela 1mo ago
Yes, and they have in some ways, and that's called the EU. They have not unified in every way. For example the French people have not agreed to start eating Surströmming, they do not want to start eating Surströmming, I don't know
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by mitxela 1mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Most of these companies are themselves data harvesting scams. You have to give them all your data so they know what to delete. Then they sell that data.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
If he's grey enough, he might have predated effective cryptography.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
So if I steal someone's private key I can be them and nobody can refute that I'm them? And the government retains a record of everything you ever do? How's that any better than the present state of things?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Even though software has been around for a while now, it does still seem to be evolving rapidly enough that a fixed code is a bad idea. Remember password change requirements that were terrible, but stuck around for 20 years before being rem
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by mitxela 1mo ago
That would make it a lot of people, then. Because now your family murders their family and their family murders your family.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
It's not identity theft - it's bank robbery, and the bank is trying to pin it on you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
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by mitxela 1mo ago
You can, it won't work. What results are you hoping to attain by resisting?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
For websites, isn't that just Wix? Or Microsoft Frontpage?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
It's possible to use AI to help create non-slop. However, almost nobody does.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
They hold IOUs from the general public.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Our media mostly talks about things we have something to do with.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
They are both bad.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Great filters are how genetics change. When you have two societies, one that kills itself and one that doesn't, that is how the world genetics shift more towards avoiding societal self-killing.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
In the PS2 days people thought that about the PS2, too.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
To repeat what apparently caused you to start this stupid argument: > A Monero mining ASIC is called a CPU, by design. This is true. If you make a Monero mining ASIC, then you have made a shitty CPU. Off-the-shelf CPUs are the best possi
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by mitxela 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law Account created 1 hour ago and only made these two comments, no others. Dang should investigate where these bots are coming from.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
"someone who cares" is the part that creates the firewall.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
The votes consistently tell a different story.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
I mean the Trump party will win in a landslide. Same reasons as last time. The opposition hasn't done anything to inspire more votes.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Do you propose forcing 27 groups of people to become 1 group just so it's easier to sell them things? Culture in Europe is more on sustainable business rather than hypergrowth, but you can expand to other countries too. You just have t
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by mitxela 1mo ago
You can't deal with 27 different groups of people without dealing with 27 different groups of people or forcibly unifying them to become 1 group. I'm sure you agree the latter is bad.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Nation states are also free, in practice, to ignore any regulation they don't like and implement their own. Hungary did this for a decade. They usually don't, because there is no benefit to ignoring the more widespread setting on
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by mitxela 1mo ago
No, not every decision made in Europe can be vetoed by any EU member state. Only EU decisions can be vetoed by EU member states.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
The EU shouldn't become the US. EU countries are sovereign, with the practical right to completely ignore what the EU tells them to do, and this is a good thing for now. If an EU country legalizes weed, federal troopers do not march in
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Starting a company is not the hard part of staring a company in any country. Many many companies do exist in the EU. It might be annoying but it's obviously hardly insurmountable.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
I live in one, it's definitely true. It doesn't mean entrepreneurship doesn't exist, but there is a lot of bureaucracy and the bureaucracy is iron law. They will go to any extreme to make reality align with the bureaucracy. F
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by mitxela 1mo ago
China understanding the economy appears to include them understanding that an economy consists of producing and trading goods and services, not a cancerous stock market. You can't invest in their stocks because that would be bad for th
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by mitxela 1mo ago
So did the US (into gold), once, at a time when it was already the world reserve currency.

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