nutjob2

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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Your understanding of irony is at an Alanis Morissette level.
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You're wrong on facts and wrong on the comparison with the US system. The US president can't propose laws, only Congress can, yet he can "set the agenda". Only the EU Commission can propose laws, but the EU Council (comp
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If they weren't you'd be whining about a loss of sovereignty by EU states. It's an idiotic catch 22. The EU systems balances national sovereignty with direct democracy but leans toward the former. It's a good system. Any
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And what exactly did you add to the discussion, beyond posturing
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EU laws are made by elected representatives. You make unsupported claims of censorship, but how exactly is a fine against misleading blue dot censorship since it contains no speech? The company could change how they describe the blue dot or
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Posting right wing flavored hate filled rants is actually a more recent thing here and becoming more prevalent. It's slowly poisioning this site.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Apparently only certain people in the US are entitled to a point of view, everyone else is forced to carry it. Forced recital is free speech now. Can this administration get any dumber or crazier? I think not, but they always surprise you.
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OMG, it's a huge conspiracy!
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Your whole post is an ignorant, ugly and hate filled rant of little value, but I will pick out this one trope: > Not the EU and its blob of unelected bureaucratic despots and unelected Commission of dictators EU haters have two complaint
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Well, the 'active ingredient' in these things is the bulb and a reputable brand (Philips medical) runs about 150 euros for a 100w tube with a R17d plug: https://www.francelampes.com/en/30214-r17d-tl-100w-01-uv
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
It's a restraint of trade issue. You're not allowed to restrain other's people's ability to run a business or earn an income, beyond some reasonable cases. Like running the only gas station in town and then refusing to s
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> so these resellers make money by charging extra fees to unsuspecting customers I don't think thats correct, people who use travel agents do so because they like the service or are unable to book for themselves, it's not wrong
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60 Minutes suddenly drops in quality when reporting on Trump? They had a fine reputation before this incident and paying Trump $16 million. Whats the BBC got to do with CBS?
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The oligarchy is in full effect. This is exactly how it works, ie you scratch my back I scratch yours. Ellison kills this CBS report, he gets approval on buying WBS, or more to the point NetFlix doesn't. Same with Musk, Middle East dic
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It's not odd, people don't want to be dependent and restricted by vendors, especially if they're running a business based on the tool. What do you do when your vendor arbitrarily cuts you off from their service?
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Those "savings" have not withstood careful analysis. Essentially they're nonsense and with the damage they have done the final bill will be much higher than any savings.
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It's $640. https://www.sperti.com/product/sperti-vitamin-d-light-box/
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
I think the people seeding these are also ideologs and so would be interested in also supporting the obscure stuff, maybe more than the popular. There is no way any casual listeners would go to the quite substantial trouble of using these a
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I wonder how definitive their collection is and how much ripping Google Music/YouTube would improve on this. A distributed ripping project to do that would be a fine thing.
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Don't worry, they let Spotify keep the original files.
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Don't see how that gives him more credibility wrt AI. His entirely unsupported statements about AGI are pretty useless, for instance. So many people assume AGI is possible, yet no one has a concrete path to it or even a concrete defini
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If they don't learn that they won't get very far. This is true for everything, any tool you might use. Competent users of tools understand how they work and thus their limitations and how they're best put to work. Incompetent
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> Can they double the memory lanes without switching socket? Sure. Keep the DIMM sockets and add HBM to the CPU package. Actually probably the best possible architecture. You can choose to have both or only one, backward compatible and f
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
You're right, heroin is merely physical addiction. TikTok is psychological, emotional and social crack for young malleable minds. Produced by the subjects of, and in cahoots with, an aggressive totalitarian regime that has about as muc
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It's the vitriol, not the criticism.
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It's incredible the whining about AI when you can simply turn it off. The speed comparisons make no sense either. Chrome is slightly faster so you should give up your ability to block all ads and let Google abuse you in myriad ways whi
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You should get some help yourself. And "GFY"? Very classy. Clearly demonstrates good faith on your part. Really shows the strength of your argument and your ability to deliver that argument. Only the most intelligent and educated
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> Fiat currencies are collapsing in value. Where's your evidence? I can answer that question: you don't have any. Your vague anecdotes don't count as such. You need hard figures and there aren't any showing any such t
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They don't have phones?
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The prices of things vary due to speculation as well as demand and supply. Gold is an industrial metal which has to be mined, thus making supply uncertain and exposed to the whims of miners. Central bank issued currencies are managed by var

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