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by sham1 6mo ago
Well I don't know about you, but I at least think that it's good that the "hive mind" questions people who don't hate neo-nazis. Because that tends to be a warning sign when it comes to many other nasty opinions one
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by sham1 6mo ago
Doesn't this idea presume that the hate that Elon gets isn't totally justified?
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by sham1 6mo ago
And pray tell, who comes up with common law? And who enforces the judgment of the court? And what gives the court the authority to judge on the matter of glass shards in your tomato paste? Fun fact about the common law in fact is that it ca
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by sham1 6mo ago
If you want a government of saints, you will be sorely disappointed. The four people who want to kill Bob and eat him for dinner will always exist, and the important part is to not let them actually decide on the dinner plan instead of just
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by sham1 7mo ago
This feels to me like a false dichotomy. The only alternative to the current way of doing things isn't a planned command economy, no matter what "libertarians" or tankies might argue.
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by sham1 7mo ago
One question about this doomsday scenario: "cui bono"? What does the EU gain from squashing free speech in your mind?
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by sham1 7mo ago
The Party doesn't care about the Proles, only the members of the Outer Party. I think that it's rather funny that people like to appeal to 1984 as if the only point of Mr. Orwell was that surveillance is bad, missing the entire po
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by sham1 7mo ago
Maybe ASN.1? Although that has an official XML encoding so maybe not.
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by sham1 8mo ago
> [...] but I can't get anything for my bank, You most likely can.[0] Of course, banks don't tend to advertise these kinds of authentication devices, probably because people tend to find apps easier, but you absolutely should b
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by sham1 8mo ago
Well that's the big question. Do they? Like, why was a 15% tariff imposed to products from here in the EU? And why was Trump toying with the idea of imposing extra tariffs on my homeland of Finland alongside Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Fr
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by sham1 8mo ago
> So in your opinion, the solution is that individual national serenity should be abolished and the EU should have the liberty, nay, the authority to fleece its highest payers into the system, like France and Germany, and then redistribu
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by sham1 8mo ago
I'll be honest, I don't think I've ever actually heard someone give a reason why the US having open borders would be a bad thing. You are a country of immigrants, and your greatness was built upon that foundation. Yet now it&
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by sham1 8mo ago
But why though? Why shouldn't they be restricted to only using the tools they're legally entitled to? And why shouldn't they be held in account when they act like the SA just because they're "enforcing immigration l
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by sham1 8mo ago
I'm not the poster you replied to, but absolutely. Now personally I don't believe that this data should exist in the first place, but using it for law enforcement purposes is just very shilling and even worse than its "normal
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by sham1 8mo ago
Ah, seems that I didn't realise that they were being ironic about it. In my defence, I've seen the claim that "EU countries have no freedom of speech and you can be arrested for saying anything bad about multiculturalism or p
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by sham1 8mo ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. So please present such evidence. Or by "critiquing immigration" do we actually mean racist dogwhistles against people who are the wrong colour? I sure hope not, but whatever sou
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by sham1 8mo ago
Of course the irony is that on the flipside, now Elon's using X to censor liberal, progressive, and leftist voices. For example the whole "cisgender" debacle. Or how he had an account banned that was tweeting out the whereabo
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by sham1 8mo ago
Students do have rights - and indeed also property rights - here. Of course, when in class the students could be asked to bring their phones to the front and be given them back afterwards, but without the law, the use of phones couldn'
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by sham1 8mo ago
Of course this comment is mostly ironic, but noting for the whole class, when the MAGA talked about DEI they only ever meant ethnic and sexual minorities, competence be damned! That is of course the thing about ideologies like it: loyalty b
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by sham1 8mo ago
If it's not pushed down users' collective throats, the owning class that has invested so much on this fad would not get to rake in as much money and that would make their investment actually risky, can't have that. I hate to
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by sham1 9mo ago
While this is our course a good point, one extremely good part about text is that unless there given text is quite literally just plain text data, it's a lot easier to embed things like videos, pictures, audio, etc. into a textual medi
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by sham1 9mo ago
I can only assyme that you meant something more akin to "absolute monarchy" but I still feel like pointing out that Norway, Bermuda, and Luxembourg are all monarchies. And of course out of all the monarchies listed Qatar is probab
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by sham1 9mo ago
Ironically enough, as climate change becomes worse, we here in Europe might ironically end up with a way colder climate due to the melting ice caps especially in the Arctic disrupting the Gulf Stream among other things. Also, this kind of &
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by sham1 9mo ago
I'd rather recommend Forgejo (a fork of Gitea developed under the auspices of Codeberg e.V.) instead. The way in which Gitea broke the trust of the community seems like it probably should be avoided nowadays.
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by sham1 9mo ago
> RMS asks you to give something up: Your right to share a thing you made, under your conditions (which may be conditions even the receiving party agree on), nobody is forced in this situation, and then he calls that evil. I think that i
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by sham1 10mo ago
I personally run Fedora Kinoite (the KDE equivalent of Fedora Silveblue) and Emacs works fine for me. I ended up installing it as a sysext[0] and it works just fine. I did also use it at one point both in a toolbox container and a flatpak,
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by sham1 10mo ago
> Europe should fight its own wars. We... do? Of course, if you'd like to name whatever wars we're a) involved with and b) not fighting ourselves, then that would be splendid. Anyway, how is that relevant to enforcing the DSA o
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by sham1 1y ago
Yeah, this is pretty much the rationale behind the Paradox of Tolerance, which you alluded to. Just as a tolerant society cannot tolerate intolerance without eventually just becoming intolerant, this clearly demonstrates that the same is tr
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by sham1 1y ago
> > #1 among high income countries in Cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality, drug overdose deaths, Deaths from violence and accidents, Infant mortality, Obesity-related mortality. > > It's all originates from each person&#
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by sham1 1y ago
Well good thing that this style guide is just what W3C considers best practices and is not a standard. > While the tips are carefully reviewed by the participants of the group, they should not be seen as anything else than informative bi

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