saubeidl

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by saubeidl 11mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/27/russia-guilty-... So did Putin.
482.
by saubeidl 11mo ago
Please stop consuming so much propaganda.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Smrt fašizmu, sloboda narodu! Ante Pavelic was the Putin of the 20th century.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
naši means ours, my slavic brethren.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Like it or not, Ukraine is European. Ukrajinci su naši. Why a country with a GDP smaller than Italy decided to mess with a super power, I don't know. But don't whine when you get your nose bloodied.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
I suppose Russians don't understand the concept of alliances.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Don't leave your money with the people you're starting an illegal war of aggression against. That's called being an idiot in European realpolitik.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
I agree! Which is why I believe the EU should block American social media spreading their prudery through cultural imperialism!
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The military's new AI says boat strike 'unambiguously illegal'(san.com)
20 points by saubeidl 11mo ago|5 comments
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'Mamdani Effect' Is Seeing More People Moving to New York, Not Leaving It(newsweek.com)
36 points by saubeidl 11mo ago|11 comments
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Yes - the final decision whether the money gets spent is at the EU level. Which is much better than at the Austrian politics level.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
As an Austrian, the benefit is that the funding decision didn't get made at the Austrian level. The funds are less useful if they're in the hands of our government.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
But would Austria have used its money for a European transit corridor if not for the EU?
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
It was still a benefit for Wales. Yes, the UK government was a net contributor, but the UK government likes to concentrate its spending around London. EU funding was specifically given out to poorer regions (like Wales) that were long negle
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Yup. Why are the paddings, fonts and colors all over the place? Just decide on one!
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
I know its a small nitpick, but I got unreasonably annoyed at the two "Financed by EU fund x" banners having different flag sizes, paddings, fonts etc. How is there no unifying design language for these?
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
I just finished reading this NYT article about Elke Kahr, mayor of the year 2023, and avowed communist. She comes from a really poor background and its informed her views and made her into the great leader she is today. I'd recommend g
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
It's the community that makes a site like this - the tech is trivial to build.
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EU agrees to indefinitely immobilise €210B of Russian assets(euronews.com)
24 points by saubeidl 11mo ago|18 comments
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
How does this compare to say, Node Red?
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
It's some good ol' catholic rules bending. During lent, you weren't supposed to eat meat as part of your fast. However, not eating meat is... not as enjoyable as eating meat, so they basically declared that fish doesn't
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
No need to be racist.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Objective fact checkers?
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
The content policy is ideology, that's my point. It's not some neutral statement, it's a codified ideological creed.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
I never said it was the only one. Of course, there's other examples. Strict Islamic cultures come to mind. However, it isn't universal. It is a specific ideological choice - that's my point!
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Opposition to nudity is ideological. As a European, it is a very American Puritan thing to have.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Which they did! https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/17/china-tells-its-tech-compa...
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
If you're engaging in commerce, those few bucks are negligible..
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Who needs a car in NYC? It's an expensive hobby and its time we stop letting drivers externalize their costs.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Maybe nobody should be driving a car in an urban core? Baby steps...

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