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by severino 4y ago
But the CCP is not our government, and at least it can mean that your government knows less about you. In the old East Germany, it wasn't a problem that the CIA knew everything about you. It was that the Stasi did.
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by severino 4y ago
In Spain, public transportation already suffers from many problems. And this can only make it worse, because guess what? The government isn't spending a single cent in improving our network, it's only going to allow people to boar
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by severino 4y ago
On the other hand, if this makes that the trains go full, people already using it may go back to driving or taking a ubar/cab.
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by severino 4y ago
So, it's like we, the good guys, can decide to extract and burn fossil fuels as long as we want, but once we say enough is enough, everybody else must also stop doing what we have been doing for ages.
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by severino 4y ago
Does being a democracy make the US a better country than the others? If it's the voters, and not a guy, who decides to invade and take over your country, then is it OK? And while none of those countries may be involved in a military co
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by severino 4y ago
And who do we buy oil/gas from? Venezuela? Iran? Saudi Arabia? United States? I don't see a reason why those countries are better than Russia.
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by severino 4y ago
Well, I disapprove the raping and killing of entire families no matter if they're my neighbors or they live a couple of countries away. Don't you?
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by severino 4y ago
Didn't know WWIII already started. If you meant stopping doing businesses with a country that invades another, I'm sorry to tell you that there are not enough "non-invading" countries that can sell all the resources that
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by severino 4y ago
This sounds like when the US wanted Germany to stop building a gas pipeline with Russia.
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by severino 4y ago
The article says "In the 80s, there were three channels available. Two of them, Antenne 2 and FR3, were state funded and boring while TF1 was privatized and offered plenty of Japanese cartoons" and later, he says that everything c
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by severino 4y ago
> We can only hope the state of Russia after the Ukrainian conflict is a convincing enough lesson We can also hope that the US refrains from creating another conflict to try to provoke China the same way they have been doing in Ukraine f
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by severino 4y ago
Ukraine is not a member of the EU, so I can't see why being an European country would make any difference. Furthermore, does the fact that Iraq is not an European country mean that we shouldn't care about things like girls being r
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by severino 4y ago
I've yet to see similar censorship in the EU when the propaganda comes from its allies, like the US. Nobody in the EU tried to keep me away from the lies the United States used to invade Iraq back in 2003. So, no, you can say this is d
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by severino 4y ago
But why should a Brussels bureaucrat decide what's propaganda and what's not, in the first place? I can still receive plenty of state propaganda from other states, so yes, it's a matter of our politicians applying censorship
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by severino 4y ago
Just try to search "Russia Today" in Google, Bing, DDG, whatever, from inside the EU, and you'll see. Do you know what you'll get within the first results? Fox news, for example.
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by severino 4y ago
Well, the EU mandated that search engines manipulate their search results too. So I guess it's indeed that they dislike Yandex/Russia, not that they dislike biased search results.
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by severino 4y ago
I was not talking about EU-based search engines, I was talking about search engines not applying censorship that I can use from the EU. And as far as I know, DDG is not EU-based either. Brave Search, just to give one example.
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by severino 4y ago
I'm in the EU, yes, but I don't understand that either. Because there are search engines, freely available in the EU, that didn't honour that questionable request about banning websites. So, for me, DDG is hiding some results
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by severino 4y ago
> And RT still shows up in our results, and on top if you search for it directly, e.g Strange, but RT does not show up in DDG for me. Not by using your link, not even by searching "Russia Today" on it. The first results I get a
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by severino 4y ago
> I'm curious: did you consider hacking the Oculus binary to accept an SSL cert you made yourself, and MITM-ing it to see the traffic? Is that what he refers to when he says "I didn’t want to add extra root certificates and pro
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by severino 4y ago
Was that because McDonalds is healthier in Russia than elsewhere, or just because the rest of Russian restaurants food is even worse?
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by severino 4y ago
So ~20% of Twitter accounts are fake; however, the last time I tried to create a Twitter account for legitimate purposes (asking some customer questions) I couldn't, just because I didn't want Twitter to have my phone number.
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by severino 4y ago
I always felt curiosity about pigeons, specially homing pigeons and pigeon racing. Where I live, there is not much interest in pigeon racing, but there are quite a few pigeons and doves. Considering I have no neighbours nearby and there is
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by severino 4y ago
Yes, I left seeds, bread and other stuff pigeons and other small birds may eat, and also provided some kind of shelter, but the only visits we have here -no matter if I provide food or not- are seagulls, which I'm not interested in.
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by severino 4y ago
This is funny. I've tried to make pigeons come into my terrace to feed them and allow them to nest with no success at all. Yet other people struggle to keep them out of their balconies :D
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by severino 4y ago
Well, they could host it in some eastern Ukraine city. Granted they ask the Ukrainian armed forces to stop the bombing that have been going on since 2014 ;)
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by severino 4y ago
I once heard about a "ln" variant called "sln", statically linked, as opposed to the normal ln one, so you could fix a system where the dynamic loader is broken and thus ln is unusable. I can't find it on Ubuntu, th
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by severino 4y ago
I've never used Fritzing for PCB design, but I think there is a use case where it's not bad: when you want to make breadboard pictures.
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by severino 5y ago
Then he is wrong. That's GPL, you can get it installed straight from your distros's repo.
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by severino 5y ago
What exactly are "guest services" in VirtualBox?

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