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by mk89 1y ago
In no way this is comparable, come on. When you run your business in China, China runs the copy of your business for you ;) I do understand that we want to try to see "the same" in the stupidity of our politicians that let all of
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by mk89 1y ago
Well, when you read things like this [0] you wonder if they have not reached it yet? I mean, they are producers and sellers now. [0]: https://www.bundeskartellamt.de/SharedDocs/Meldung/EN/Presse...
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by mk89 1y ago
> Wingtech Chairman Zhang Xuezheng had been immediately suspended from his roles as executive director of Nexperia Holdings and nonexecutive director of Nexperia after the ministerial order, according to the filing. Not sure what firing
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by mk89 1y ago
You can call it Economic nationalism all you want, but these are similar principles that were applied in authoritarian states like in Fascist/Nazi times. I don't care if they are Communists - we call them like that to say "th
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by mk89 1y ago
Yeah, the next step is to actually think "they are all potential enemies, we should produce here and be independent, so in case there is a war we can make it". Autarky is how Fascism began.
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by mk89 1y ago
It's not a myth - China wouldn't be in this situation without Nike/etc. going there in the 80's to "reduce" costs (to actually increase their profits). That triggered the whole chain. They thought they could ju
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by mk89 1y ago
They would, they do and they did it. But we called them communists for doing so. ;)
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by mk89 1y ago
> inferiority complex about China. That's not some s** that someone made up. They/We created an unstoppable beast. They thought that China would be like India or Vietnam or so. Nope. You name it, they build it. We can only &quo
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by mk89 1y ago
So the message is: if you can, don't use OneDrive. If you can't (work, etc.) try to avoid uploading sensitive documents in onedrive. I always wondered who uses OneDrive for cloud storage. Hell, I think even Google Drive is better.
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by mk89 1y ago
On Mac you can just use OpenVPN/Wireguard and import one of the profiles you can generate through their website.
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by mk89 1y ago
Alright probably Brunei doesn't care ;)
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by mk89 1y ago
Norway: 5.50 million people. Finland: 5.6 million people Sweden: 10.57 million people. All these 3 together have slightly more population than NRW in Germany, and they have way more money. So: almost same population, way more money and way
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by mk89 1y ago
>Nobody believes that, WTF? Why do you think Germans voted against nuclear? It was because of fear of events like Chernobyl/Fukishima etc. Then 2022 was the final blow, with documents saying that nuclear reactors didn't produce
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by mk89 1y ago
The leader we didn't deserve? Sorry but Merkel reached almost 50% of energy production with renewables. Germany was already a leader in 2021-2022 with almost 45-50%. The idea was to grow "sustainably", and in fact it was func
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by mk89 1y ago
So all we needed from the Greens was 1 law to simplify the installation of (small) solar panels. We got the full package and started the deindustrializion instead. Seems like a good deal :)
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by mk89 1y ago
Doesn't prove anything, and it definitely doesn't prove he gave Hamas weapons so they would be victims of a terror attack. Hell, we in the West have given Gaza (and indirectly, we knew it would go to Hamas) so much money. Did we s
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by mk89 1y ago
...if foreign media was banned from Gaza, how would you get your propaganda from Hamas now? How did Hamas get UK/Australia/Canada/France etc to recognise Palestine? Or do you think that Israel has control over every inch in G
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by mk89 1y ago
It would make Hamas entirely useless, how could they accept it?
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by mk89 1y ago
Well, if that was the case, it's not really working out for Israel now, is it? Considering that more and more countries are recognising Palestine, etc. This comment is widespread on X or other social media as the n-th conspiracy theory
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by mk89 1y ago
USA tried to establish themselves in those lands also to prevent future terror attacks, which I think they did. It's questionable if it was worth it or the right thing to do, but in the meantime, you guys in the USA didn't have a
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by mk89 1y ago
Is that against TOS? Was it scam?
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by mk89 1y ago
You're talking about a country where freedom of speech is openly not existing. Imagine your chances of finding out that they accidentally spread a virus they were researching about. The same country with 1 billion people and 6-8 covid
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by mk89 1y ago
And if you say that, you're far right wing lately. That's what we have become.
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by mk89 1y ago
Well, conspiracy theories made by Germany and US I guess? [0] I doubt it. [0]: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7vypq31z7o
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by mk89 1y ago
I didn't know fiberglass ladders existed. Interesting! They seem to be very expensive.
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by mk89 1y ago
Where I grew up it was not that uncommon from time to time to experience no trains for weeks because of power lines theft. Insane the fact that people can just somehow cut such thick long cables without getting fried - just like that.
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by mk89 1y ago
I can only think they have been doing it for a while and now they are trying to be compliant with whatever certificate requires it. It's an AI company, why wouldn't they use the most precious data they have?
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by mk89 1y ago
Incredible. I found this video that shows how the Aelopile works: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/trUtLLu_Ono What an awesome invention!!!
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by mk89 1y ago
100% agreed with you. I think we forget we're the "same" (more or less) homo sapiens as 200+ thousand years ago. Better overall conditions allow us to use the brain more (books, universities, etc) but our brain hasn't ch
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by mk89 1y ago
Not sure what this has to do with the app. I cannot install the app right now, but it seems to be really educational/entertaining more than just "fun", if that's fun...

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