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by s_dev 9mo ago
>Autocracy isn't a switch you can flick. Plenty of precedents for Autocrats to assume power in legit democracies and seem to flick it handily enough. Hitler, Mussolini, Putin, Erdogan, Orban etc. No battles or violence, just democra
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by s_dev 9mo ago
>But Trump just looks at that big map and goes "This will be MINE". Is it really about more than that? It's about breaking up NATO for Putin.
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by s_dev 9mo ago
>I don't think most Canadians consider the US "taking" Canada to be a serious scenario This is exactly where we were last year with Greenland. Everyone said it was a joke.
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by s_dev 9mo ago
As others have pointed it out it's about splitting NATO. My real concern is Canada. Trump has made similar remarks about Canada like he did Greenland. If he takes Greenland it will be much harder for the EU should resupply Canada shoul
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by s_dev 9mo ago
Dieting forces you focus the actual problem which could be lack of cooking skills, poor shopping choices, lack of accurate information, lack of available healthy foods, poor lifestyle choices or much more. Ozempic/Wegovy and the like w
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by s_dev 9mo ago
I have my fathers Sonos soundbar and a pair of speakers at home that I bought for him as Christmas gifts years ago. I still can't believe they knowingly released an app that bricked older devices. I have to try and get them working aga
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by s_dev 9mo ago
Alabama, US and Bavaria, Germany also have a similar GDP per capita. You would simply be insane to think Alabama was in any way wealthier than Bavaria. This isn't me having a go at the US, this is me having a go at GDP.
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by s_dev 9mo ago
>really just has no ideas It has the Dragi Reforms. https://commission.europa.eu/topics/competitiveness/draghi-r...
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by s_dev 9mo ago
It's very interesting to see Plex users slowly turn against the platform primarily due to costs being imposed. Plex has better client software than Jellyfin but the 'proprietary vs open source' debate for NAS/video strea
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by s_dev 10mo ago
>Why would tourists want to come to a place they dislike? Visit family. That's not mentioning you can dislike the current administration without disliking other aspects of the US. The US is big and diverse.
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by s_dev 10mo ago
>unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon I would classify this slide as 'new'.
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by s_dev 10mo ago
Disco Elysium seems to have revived the point and click genre. People are getting nostalgic for the GameCube with the new 'GabeCube' and with Dawn of War IV and Medieval III being announced there seems to be a renaissance of RTS g
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by s_dev 10mo ago
>rest assured there will be no available hands to keep the status page updated That's not how status pages if implemented correctly work. The real reason status pages aren't updated is SLAs. If you agree on a contract to have 9
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by s_dev 10mo ago
>This sounds like the you expect your subscription to work as an on-demand service? That's exactly what it is. >I'm not sure I understand you correctly, I understand perfectly well, I don't agree with that approach is t
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by s_dev 10mo ago
My critique is more levelled at Mistral and not specifically what they've just released so it could be that some see what I have to say as off topic. Also a lot of Europeans are upset at US tech dominance. It's a position we'
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by s_dev 10mo ago
I was subscribing to these guys purely to support the EU tech scene. So I was on Pro for about 2 years while using ChatGPT and Claude. Went to actually use it, got a message saying that I missed a payment 8 months previously and thus wasn&#
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by s_dev 10mo ago
When Andromeda and the Milky Way collide there will be no planets or solar systems that collide from either system. A fascinating fact in in own right, it's simply due to the scale of the galaxies and that they are mostly composed of e
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by s_dev 11mo ago
Shame because EA released the source code for most of the other C&C games: https://github.com/electronicarts/ So if they had it they'd would have almost certainly included RA2 in that as well.
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by s_dev 11mo ago
The key is to add lots of onions and garlic and some butter to give it base flavor. The nettles give off great colour and a more subtle flavor and of course add more nutrients. The real key though is stinging nettles just simply grow like c
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by s_dev 1y ago
It's made by two Ukrainian brothers in Ireland. It's a franken debian. Which a lot of Linux users don't like for a variety of reasons but I think that debate is of a wider scope than this one submission. The main Dev/Mai
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by s_dev 1y ago
>I used to have this hard-to-get, in-demand skill that paid lots of money and felt like even though programming languages, libraries and web frameworks were always evolving I could always keep up because I'm smart. Tools always empo
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by s_dev 1y ago
The specific claim I'm disputing is that the Orca is using the 'gift' as 'bait' here. The implication that once the human bites or engages with the bait they are then preyed upon. The fact that moose are preyed upon
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by s_dev 1y ago
Surely we can rule out bait if the cameraman is underwater with the Orca. At that point there isn't much stopping the Orca preying on the human especially if we're acknowledging their intelligence.
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by s_dev 1y ago
I have no sympathy for Hack Club if they're caught out by this again and in 6 months Slack decide to revert back to the price increase when all the social media focus has died down.
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by s_dev 1y ago
>I was generally underwhelmed by it What church/cathedral is superior in your opinion?
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by s_dev 1y ago
> But it seems to be practicing it This deal cuts the US off from worldwide content. Just like China does. The US TikTok will literally be a bubble that the US gov controls. So it's not even pretending to practice 'freedom&#x27
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by s_dev 1y ago
When I was young I loved getting the latest of everything but that was partly because I didn't have to carry certain workflows or older tech along with me. It's the baggage that we accumulate is the problem. Now I understand why p
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by s_dev 1y ago
>But this should be a cautionary warning of what might also happen to anyone if you associate with things that are perceived as criminal in nature. This would come off lot more legit if the current elected US president wasn't a conv
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by s_dev 1y ago
Coal kills far more people than nuclear yet you never read about it. I think partly because any nuclear catastrophes are visible and concentrated to a single area. Coal smoke kills over a much wider area and this impacts that 'newswort
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by s_dev 1y ago
He didn't do anything wrong, the takeaway is that he made Alex a rising star in his bank who was supposed to be giving him 'white glove' treatment but to the Founder it was a just a bank account. Years later he decides to mov

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