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mrobot
5y ago
I view political articles on Wikimedia's Wikipedia similar to how i view media sources such as Radio Free Asia. There is really nothing democratic or open about the political content you will find there. There are even seemingly obsess
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5y ago
Lots of chauvinism and nationalism here, pretty offputting really.
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5y ago
Some more history here https://alyssa.is/leaving-freeagent/
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5y ago
This article starts off with meeting between Graham/Goss and Mahmoud Ahmed, or 'Mehmood Ahmed' as it is spelled some other places. Also, what is the reason spellings always differ so much? https://archive.is/t
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5y ago
Good. I ruined my damned brain playing stupid first person shooters for disgusting amounts of hours from like age 12-22. Aside from the social life i lost out on, I really think my brain is permanently deprived of chemicals.
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5y ago
You might be interested in this post from today on the racket-users list: https://groups.google.com/g/racket-users/c/hP1hZDWnj7Y It is about "social contracts" and seems to kind of address some of w
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5y ago
Organizations like Bellingcat are really just sort of less-than-professional press outlets for the intelligence agencies. The information is controlled, the interpretation is biased because of spook affiliation at the highest levels, and th
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5y ago
Yes, i don't think people realize just how ruthlessly enforced alignment with US foreign policy goals is on Wikipedia. In matters of foreign governments and current events related to war, Wikipedia is essentially a propaganda page of t
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5y ago
I don't think anyone with actual power over the issues wants shorter prison sentences. The public loses money on prisons, but there is an industry of basically sucking profits off all the different things that prisoners do throughout t
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5y ago
Does anyone know what year and date this started happening?
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5y ago
I think i would restrict it to "X narrative, where X is chosen from spectrum of acceptable opinion dictated by appointed board of directors, USA, inc.".
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5y ago
Just my reaction take on the Marc Polymeropoulos guy, i watched some videos and i don't trust him. Feels like they made up a story and he is the designated person to tell it. Also maybe unrelated how come he doesn't have a Wikiped
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5y ago
I guess there is also the possibility that they just changed their mind and didn't want it to be usable consumer technology at this time? Maybe i am being overly suspicious, but i guess it seems to be at least a little strange that DAR
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5y ago
Definitely not a fan of this new wave of whatever you might call it... even-more-direct opinion management than the media already gives us, i guess. Whether it be Facebook partnering with the Atlantic Council, sites like Snopes, Google rank
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5y ago
I will have to read this. My hope is when i do read there is some stuff in about exploitation. I tend to see exploitative systems kind of like cancer. Many exploitative systems can exist in cities. I wonder if they have made space in the st
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mrobot
5y ago
I found the nix pills to be a good starting point for learning about how to use nixpkgs/nixos https://nixos.org/guides/nix-pills/index.html
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5y ago
Thank you for the brain dump. I liked that this came up. I used tree style tabs for a few years starting way back in maybe 2012, but eventually just abandoned it because of the same performance problems you mentioned. I didn't replace
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5y ago
I am glad this came up. I had just started work on synchronizing my Emacs org-mode clock tasks with tree style tabs and i see there are some other good things to check out in this thread. Also signed up for Skeema waiting list.
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5y ago
I found an article which points out some negative things Feynman's did that i was not aware of. It is an interesting take by a woman who was essentially driven away from her natural direction in science by bad behavior of men in academ
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5y ago
I think you are kind of overlooking that the situation is a bit more complicated than just some of the defectors telling conservative pundits what they want to hear. It seems to me from a little digging that detainment of former citizens of
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5y ago
Here is a video that contains some accusations of bribery of defectors and other shady business by NIS (Korean CIA) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktE_3PrJZO0
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6y ago
Thanks for the tool, i just used it to increase my grade.
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6y ago
Does this apply to individuals or people hosting their own services or services for their friends? Also, can someone come to me with a subpoena and a gag order for hosting email for my friends?
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6y ago
Why was the US Department of War renamed to Department of Defense?
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6y ago
Important to note that the US Agency for Global Media was funding and supporting the Hong Kong protests [1]. China could never get away with doing the same thing in the US. The fact is that media bubbles are a powerful tool. There is a reas
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6y ago
Just a couple gripes, they seem like non-problems today: Training -- Schools should be covering the training problem in this PDF, and i think that would help a lot. Availability -- GHC is no longer an 'adventure' to install Packag
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6y ago
My feeling right now is i disagree with this. I think there is a certain amount of clarity in functional languages that more imperative languages are striving for as they develop maybe. You seem to be able to express more for less in most f
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6y ago
Proof that China is an Empire? I mean outside of Hong Kong and Taiwan, which are already a part of China.
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> We know China runs slave camps near the NK border We don't, actually. > slavery is typically demonized here in America No it's not, it's just hidden so liberals (including republicans) don't have to think about i
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6y ago
What bubble is that? Which sources are you basing this on? Who owns them?
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