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by pastage 2y ago
> version of socialism embraced by China and promoted on TikTok is fully authoritarian, anti-democratic, and does nothing to improve economic equality in the US This oversells what China is. China is were government and oligarchy are in
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by pastage 2y ago
I think these issues stems form translating to the language you are learning being a bit backwards. It serves a purpose though you learn how to say complicated stuff in an easier way. I am at a basic level in many languages. Often it is eno
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by pastage 2y ago
I do not think completely entangled is a problem, it is just that there will be actual reasons to look for alternatives how ever bad they are. Considering that the EU is under fire from the current president of the US it is going to affect
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by pastage 2y ago
Agreed Europe has never had to care about that because we have always supported the US. Now there is always Loongson/Zhaoxin to base your infra on. Considering the way the US is heading you might see people considering a "neutral
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by pastage 2y ago
Maybe be specific, are there any specific wars you find undemocratic. Afganistan and Iraq was heavily debated, the attack on Ukraine is seen as an attack on Europe but is also heavily debated.
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by pastage 2y ago
Is this polemic? Seem more like it is a choice people can make, same as American freedom fries.
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That is not how it works, many of those countries will need to align with China or be conquered.
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"coin operated" like a vending machine, with what ever payment processing they usually use.
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by pastage 2y ago
One where people figured out that CO2 would lead to global warming, tried to limit coal use and then discovered oil. Maybe?
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by pastage 2y ago
There are many variants of DOOM in the browser vanilla DOOM is easy but these are cooler https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42607794 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42566112
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by pastage 2y ago
I think we agree on the broader picture, what you describe is just the easy bit. Getting licenses for anything copyrighted is hell at a large scale. I interpret your comment like it has gotten better in the music industry but I do not think
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by pastage 2y ago
Spotify did not have a friendly environment, it was more passion that made it possible. I hope they can stand up against the giants like youtube, apple etc. I have no love for Spotify but they were pretty revolutionary when they released ma
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by pastage 2y ago
Looking through emails I think somewhere between 2007-2008. We built a Spotify pirate clone when they went legit, it died because we were not good at being 1337/illegal, the cloud was not trusted, and most importantly Spotify was just
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by pastage 2y ago
I agree with you.. Though it took me a few read throughs before I understood you liked journalists for this job. I find it interesting that it is so hard to understand people in.
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by pastage 2y ago
I have Cyberchef locally, just unzip it and run. It has an auto function that I only manage to get working by mistake. So as is said in another comment just learn that instead. (Though I really support your need to scratch an itch, I think
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by pastage 2y ago
Do not make villains out of a group just because some of them dislike you. Not wanting to participate in society is not a left right question.
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by pastage 2y ago
One of the good things with process frameworks like ITIL is the way to keep track of who needs to know what. You basically are required to inform everyone if no one protest to you or some manager you can do whatever. It is alot better whe
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by pastage 2y ago
I lived when the defense industry got money during the cold war, of course they need more money to win and obviously they will do everything they can to get more funding.
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by pastage 2y ago
This has not been a problem in my many years of club meetings. There will always be drama not this though. Never micromanaged behaviour though, but that is a very undefined term.
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by pastage 2y ago
Having been part running of three +1000 members computer clubs with a weekly attendance of about 10-150. I would rather say that if you are not political you do not have a club. One of the standard by laws for clubs here is "not bound
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by pastage 2y ago
It is easy to talk about war, Europe would win the battle for Ukraine if they entered the war, no doubt about it. What that means for the EU politically makes an intervention in Ukraine a pipedream.
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by pastage 2y ago
Of the four languages I speak the different models do a pretty good job. I am sure there is something extra that can be added, but atm it is good enough for me.
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by pastage 2y ago
Get a front that binds a IPv4, with a loadbalancer or a wireguard tunnel.
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by pastage 2y ago
I have many fought for many disputed articles, Bitcoin is one of them. I would agree that Pleroma is not noteworthy, I am not a deletionist so I would not delete it but that is a slippery slope and you end up writing articles about date ha
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by pastage 2y ago
You can not make Wikipedia care about your pet idea without working on it yourself, so the absence of information on something is more an issue with you than with the people that edit Wikipedia. It is impossible to argue against you because
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by pastage 2y ago
I thought the link was to the video, sorry for being harsh, but the article, book and your comment should be deleted. The video is too great and spoilers make it less great.
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by pastage 2y ago
We had a guy who found a direct connection to the grid and it was noticed, reading the article the setup was in the 2-5kW range. How many goes unnoticed is another issue.
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This is a serious spoiler, perhaps delete your comment and rephrase it?
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I feel that there is no good answer to this. For me It is more about the parts of the solution than the big problems. Some of the big solutions stay but it is mostly how you fit things together that stays with me. Everyone works differently
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by pastage 2y ago
The answer is none. AFAIK there are no simulations in which nuclear war works. I am not convinced nukes would have helped Ukraine.

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