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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I don't think Germany is a great example at all cause they would rather rent out to a good German girl who's dad has money than to a foreign professional who has a longterm work contract in Germany. I agree that the annoying lifes
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
They were a significant portion of getting OSX to the masses, but became less and less relevant to Apple over time.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
You need a lot more mining and environmental destruction to get enough batteries for replacing all cars with electric vehicles. Kind of wondering if maybe one day we could have safe micro reactors that can power vehicles.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
My Lenovo has a matte screen and has an a lot less visible screen than my wifes glossy macbook air. Unfortunately glossy or matte no longer is an indicator on how readable a screen is.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Oh my god, not at all. The Greens, are more ideologically driven than any other party and not in a good way(and that ideology does not line up with their campaign promises at all). They have been the single most destructive force in German
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Taiwan has a completely different demographic and a negative birth rate and no real immigration "problem" and to me it is clear that the negative birth rate is indeed more related to the cost of living crisis than it is to other f
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
You're being disingenuous. And given on your follow-up you're actually misrepresenting what I say, which is wilfully malicious behaviour in a discussion. German politicians have repeatedly called for a reform of article 16a of the
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I mean you can justify all you want, and there is various critiques on how the Verfassungsgericht has become an instrument of politics where the top assignments are now based on party affiliation. But regardless of what you think of it&#x27
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I feel like sometimes the US(the CIA or both?) is so clouded by their fear of USSR communism that they blindly ignored and funded extremely dangerous entities. Let's not forget that Gehlen got greenlit to feed Nazi groups in an effort
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
My mother used to go swimming with a woman who's dad was a Nazi officer who became the police chief in Hamburg. Who do you think took all the administrative positions in Germany after the war? The biggest part of the population was in
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Your little rant seems to have missed that these companies are still owned by Foxxconn and Luxshare. And while Foxxconn may be Taiwanese both the company and the owner are on very very friendly terms with China, which is unlikely to change.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It's not a political move. Vietnamese manufacturing is cheaper than Chinese. Chinese labour has gotten expensive over time. EDIT: politics are definitely a welcome side effect, but not the main reason
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The UK Online Safety Bill Attacks Free Speech and Encryption(eff.org)
52 points by rjzzleep 4y ago|2 comments
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Yes I realize that this part had a potential for a misunderstanding. I actually agree with you regardless of your post. I think the distinction with your example is that that review is actually not done our of selfish self promotion. Oftent
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
How does monetizing a public good for your own selfish social standing to the detriment of everyone else become freedom of expression to begin with? I'd like to know who those campaigners are. It's a person expressing "a publ
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I've been trying it for a while, it's good for what it is. But it really has some weird UX decisions. One of the weirdest UI(not UX) bugs was supposedly fixed a short while ago, where the translation bar somehow breaks the entire
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I don't think you can compare this to Russia and Ukraine at all. Russia (at least the western part) and Ukraine is Slavic. Ukraine and Russia were one country for 450 years and before the beginning of the 20th century that current nati
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
> If the US is serious about protecting Taiwan It never was, that's why they want chip companies to build factories in the US as a backup. Until May 2022 the official state department website specifically said that the US does not s
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Oh yeah, because batteries and solar panels contain the long term pollution they create in their price right? All of these prices have a lot of factors involved and none of them are actually related to their pollution aspect. In fact pricin
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It depends where. Both the article and the responses throw everything in the same basket, as if it all universities are the same and all education systems are the same. The bologna accords sure tried to make all higher-ed work in the same f
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Before Xiaomi became mainstream they were quite supportive of the dev community. For example they sent a bunch of Poco phones to XDA developers before release. I feel like Asus would do so much better if they opened up the ecosystem a bit.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
For a while I did web backend development on my Eee PC, I used it as a hackintosh and modded a minipci 3g module on it. I actually got used to it for a while until I used o normal laptop again and noticed just how incredibly slow those Atom
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I'm not sure where you live and what locale you want, but depending on the LTE bands of your region, the Hisense A9 has a fantastic eink screen. It's a Chinese OS with at parts janky english translation.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I use Ginkgo CAD on linux. Unfortunately a lot of good free DICOM viewers have become abandonware in Linux and shareware on OSX. Don't know about Windows.
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In which he admits that they did in fact try to do it, completing blowing the narrative that they are open source investigative journalism, but rather just part of another intelligence apparatus much like the FSB.
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Ukraine tried to hijack a fighter jet with the help of Bellingcat(frontierindia.com)
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I can see why calling out the hypocrisies of the hysteria of people like you would seem obnoxious to you. EDIT: Comical indeed that MichaelCollins feels the need to come to muruculas rescue. The thread didn't start with murucula, it st
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I thought North Koreans don't know how to use computers? Remember the Kim Jong Un memes around that? I'm frankly getting tired of all the hysteria. If that is indeed the attack vector just use a sandbox and a pdf viewer with low f
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
People dismissing valid criticism, are just as bad as people making up conspiracy theories that are being criticized in the above comment. There is no way you cannot talk about the Gates foundation when talking about the AZ covid vaccine[1]
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
HIS MOTHER has undergrad in mathematics. "Engineering is just applied math after all" I guess he's also a theoretical physicist cause that's also just applied math after all. You're a wonderful example of a menace t

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