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mrtksn
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Right, IMHO there will be significant boycott targeting anything US or anyone advocating for US. Those who love their iPhones may stay with the iPhones but they will vote in people who will get rid of iPhones and get forced to switch to Kor
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mrtksn
10mo ago
IMHO EU politicians are way behind the EU public in this regard. They are incapable of thinking of Europe without USA and are terrified that it will hurt the economy or something. However the public is much more ready to break clean of US a
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mrtksn
10mo ago
It can be many things, like large car companies staying away from unproven tech or them demanding production capacities too large to gamble with brand new tech. This niche motorcycle brand has already established business relationships with
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10mo ago
I hope the tech works as advertısed because Finland is screwed due to the state of affairs with Russia. Not just militarily but economically, they have some of the worst unemployment rates in EU now and they are trying to figure out new ec
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mrtksn
10mo ago
No, I don't agree that they should prevent it. I'm not in CP so I don't try to make it generate such content but I'm very annoyed that all providers are trying to lecture me when I try to generate anything about public f
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Which company released CP? As far as I’m concerned we are talking about users using some tools to generate CP. It should be handled by the authorities
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mrtksn
10mo ago
If they are harassing actual people, sure but that still should be handled by the actual police, not turning companies into police.
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Which children you are talking about? Anyway, doesn’t matter the authorities should handle that, not companies.
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Of course it’s not the same thing but still doesn’t make sense to use companies as police. I’m sure it’s much easier than with Nikon but the wast majority of its users aren’t doing it, just go after those who do instead of demanding that th
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10mo ago
The one with taking creepy pictures has real victims, the one with making the machine generate the picture doesn’t but it tells something about the character of the person who makes it generate so I’m fine with them punished. Either way ma
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10mo ago
How many of Grok execs generated CSAM?
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mrtksn
10mo ago
why? how many Kodak executives were jailed? How many Nikon or Canon?
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mrtksn
10mo ago
That’s the right way, companies should not do the police job. Lock down those who make the machine generate the illegal content.
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Shutting down services upon payment issues is much more different than getting into laud public dispute. Also, there's always some number of problem clients out there, never good idea to stray away from civility. There are problem merc
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10mo ago
I guess its something you can do if you don't care about your reputation and you need the money now, this is because It's very uncomfortable to work with people who throw a scene just like that. We haven't heard the other sid
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mrtksn
10mo ago
I see such behavior from time to time but feels off-taste IMHO. It's almost as if would be more professional if they worked with the Italian mafia to coerce for payment(not that I approve such thing). If contract broken, sue them. Why
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10mo ago
Specs are very impressive, aren't they? 400kW/kg, %99 energy preservation on -30C to 100C range, under 5min cell charging times
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Why? They don't promise products from the future, they are announcing that they are shipping mass production products starting immediately.
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mrtksn
10mo ago
You can know the consequences only in retrospect, not when its time to celebrate or not.
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10mo ago
How would you feel if Iran captures Trump, a convicted felon with no respect to the rule of the law, running crypto schemes from the office and with proved connections to a pedophile ring trafficking and planning for a 3rd therm and staying
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10mo ago
>There is going to be a lot of debate over whether this specific operation was legal Or maybe there wouldn't be any debate and people will move on to the next bombastic thing he does. Populists get away with everything by simply not
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mrtksn
10mo ago
There ware some claims that Putin consulted shamans over the use of nuclear weapons, wanted to get their blessing.
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Funny, everyone is trying to do the same thing. IMHO no one nailed it yet.
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mrtksn
10mo ago
The page look like zero effort given anyway, like one of the free templates you can find.
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10mo ago
It's literally the case of Apple requiring signing the binary to run on the platforms they provide, Apple doesn't have say on other platforms. It is a very similar situation with local governments. Also, people complain all the ti
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10mo ago
> Imagine building a house from scratch Thats why those Engineering fields have strict rules, often require formal education and someone can even end up in prison if screws up badly enough. Software is so much easier and safer, till very
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mrtksn
10mo ago
Sounds like Russians learned their lesson. There's similar phenomenon in safety stats. In the stats Istanbul appears to be vastly safer than London but having lived in both, I can tell you why Istanbul is safer: Because public spaces d
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10mo ago
Not people doesn't mean that they must be bots, IMHO it means not people who are having opinions but social media workers or entrepreneurs who are having opinions based on metrics that fulfill their KPI which are often stuff like incre
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10mo ago
The youth tend to be much less absolutists for free speech and don't value anonymity as much as the elders of the internet(!), at least that's my observation. They are much more familiar with people who are into all these things f
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11mo ago
It's not that more houses are needed, its that more houses are needed at specific location and the people in that specific location don't like the idea of demolishing houses and make them taller or turn a city park into housing. T
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