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by publicola1990 4y ago
Any one using it as their daily driver?Is it a fully viable alternative to KDE for example?
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by publicola1990 4y ago
It is not clear if any well defined "red line" has been crossed. If it has not been, then this is a "pre-emptive" strike, which could be morally hazardous. More than the cold war, US-China relationship is now looking mo
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by publicola1990 4y ago
None of these seem a direct/targeted hostile act towards US. While many of these things are concerning, none of these seems like "crossing a red line" (for eg like USSR basing missiles in Cuba) as far as it relates to the US.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Buy why and why now? Is there any significant change of circumstance w.r.t US-China relationships in the past 5 years which wasn't initiated by the US. It all sounds a bit like Treaty of Versailles like clamp down from the US.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Is it now a fully featured language in which to write any program? Does it have a networking stack? What about GUIs? What about numerical stuff?
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Say what you will, he seemed a politician very keen on world peace, beyond mere lip service. He understood the lacunae of the Soviet system and genuinely set about to reform them. But ultimately it was Ethno-national interests in Ukraine,
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by publicola1990 4y ago
I'd say Photoshop UI is nothing exemplary. So why should Gimp not emulating it be a complain? Infact I find the MDI interface to be quite ergonomic.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Does it cover the Bahmani's who were a Shia kingdom in the midst of Sunni and Hindu kingdoms?
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Yes. US routinely target and kill people inside other sovereign nations borders during peacetime, with scant regards for any "rules-based-order". Not to mention not being a signatory to major treaties and conventions that are are
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by publicola1990 4y ago
If there is any damage due to debris, they will be liabale under the Space Liability Convention 1972 to which they are signatory to. That will be the consequence. Both USSR and US had in the past pay out due to this convention in the past.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
There seems a video going the rounds on twitter of its trails over the night sky somewhere in Malaysia[1]. [1] https://twitter.com/AJ_FI/status/1553425522369118208?cxt=HHw...
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by publicola1990 4y ago
This seems to very similar to seeking a bill of attainder. Why should federal government infringe on individuals right to install apps.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Game sound tracks may be a good option, because to they are designed to be in the back ground, and not to be grating on the ears even after much repetition.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Such powers capabilities being in the control of a secretive military organization don't appeal to me. Simply because often they have too much power and too little oversight and transparency. See the mistaken bombings by US forces in t
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by publicola1990 4y ago
But aren't users free to choose to install or not install an app? Why federal government has to make the choice for all citizens. Moreover if the apps are not doing anything illegal what is the justification for taking such a measure.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Also why don't FDA just pull cigarettes off the market if they can do something like this?
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Atleast vaping is free from the toxic mix of combustion from smoking. So atleast part of the risk of smoking is reduced in vaping.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Perhaps Victor Hugo Les Miserables, its like so vast, like a sea.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
But some people seems so at ease with spontaneity, dealing with dynamic, emergent conversations, and even the ability to direct it to particular directions or narratives. I doubt all of it is preparation.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Not exactly related to the article, but is Enzo Ferrari's links with Mussolini and his party being somewhat airbrushed away in popular imagination? Enzo Ferrari's wikipedia page for example barely mentions that.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Why not Mexico? Enforcement is not as strict there?
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by publicola1990 4y ago
Is it anyway legal to refuse entry to one country's own citizens? Did Aus courts weigh in on the matter.
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by publicola1990 4y ago
India refused entry to Indian citizens during the first year of the pandemic.
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by publicola1990 5y ago
Perhaps you mean the F14 which was only ever sold to Iran. Iran and US remain the only operators of F14 till date.
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by publicola1990 5y ago
What about Boeing? They had a substantial design group in Russia.
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by publicola1990 5y ago
But is FTC acting after seeing evidence for clear and present wrongdoing or is it merely making a geopolitical assessment. FTC should follow a fair and evidence based process for arriving at a decision like this. There should be punitive me
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by publicola1990 5y ago
Wont it raise some red flags especially in France and UK. They even viewed German Reunification with some amount scepticism and concern. Is there any post WW2 aggreement that binds how much conventional forces Germany can have?
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by publicola1990 5y ago
By that yard stick many countries would no longer count as allys. Mexico for example.
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by publicola1990 5y ago
Simply not true. It is an exaggerated Western stereotypical view of it. Stephen Kotkins book offer a much more informed view of him and his inner circle.
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by publicola1990 5y ago
Allies literally force wrote the neutrality clause on to the Austrian constitution after the second world war. Till date Austria is prevented from being a NATO member due to that clause.

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