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by stiray 2y ago
Sure, you have quite a few USA citizens living in Australia talking about how messed up the USA is. You just need to study the material. And feel free to show "cherry picked" material, where such amount of people are claiming oth
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by stiray 2y ago
Not if they are not part of statistic as they cant afford it.
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by stiray 2y ago
Here you have tons of USA citizens living in EU (and around the world) and ask them for first hand expirience on alternative. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1yT8swtVvg Dont miss part 2, part 3,... and skip non health care
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by stiray 2y ago
This is something else (faking country of origin, basically a very common scam) and actually not an issue in regards to toxicity as you cant import the china garlic into EU without checking it for forbidden chemicals. It is not locally grow
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by stiray 2y ago
A word of warning. Personally I am not touching the "homegrown stuff" vegetables from the home growers I don't personally know as: a few years back, it was uncovered (not Croatians only, this was wide spread in Adriatic regio
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by stiray 2y ago
I agree, I was using K9 until FairMail came out. It has all the features from K-9, it is open source and from very reliable developer which I trust more than Mozilla with its fishy additions to firefox (author of NetGuard ( https:/&#x
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by stiray 2y ago
They have probably studied ransomware business model and decided to implement it for their stock owners and to improve migration to the cloud Windows subscription when the time comes. - happy camper without Microsoft product in his family,
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by stiray 2y ago
Heh, you must really have foul look, I am using it on FreeBSD since 2007ish and never had any issues. Same pool, no longer the same disks as they were all replaced since. Also the hardware around it was replaced and FreeBSD 8 updated to all
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by stiray 2y ago
Some background explained: https://blog.vladovince.com/yugoslav-adventure-games/ Anyway, at that time, this was done weekly. I forgot the day and the hour, I think around 11pm, they broadcasted one game into the air. Y
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40 years later, Kontrabant 2 for ZX Spectrum is rebroadcast on FM in Slovenia(arstechnica.com)
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by stiray 2y ago
You can do whatever you want when you are the only player on encrypting data. The problem is interoperability and I imagine "backdoor" that cops want as a way to decrypt tls (which is quite doable, with reasonable safety in mind,
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by stiray 2y ago
I, as owner of equipment I have bought and is operating on my network, also want backdoor into https to see if companies are doing some child pornography or terrorist activity on my connection to the cloud or their own servers. /s Joke
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by stiray 2y ago
I think that there is completely different reason why they dont participate in improving the linux. As its fundamental mantra of "move fast, break things" is creating bigger and bigger gnordian knot, while FreeBSD mantra is being
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by stiray 2y ago
> Some people in the BSD world are adamant that their code should not be contaminated by the GPL Yes, and? They want people to be able to use their code freely, without limitations. Check golang packages, they are mostly BSD/MIT. Th
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by stiray 2y ago
A short story: I was a Windows guy. Driver writting Windows guy. Hated linux to my guts with its chaos. Switched to it on laptop every 2 years to figure out something vital is missing. Gradually, Windows (8) became so horrible, that I have
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by stiray 3y ago
It is simple, US south was also more productive before 13th amendment to USA constitution in 1865. In EU we try very hard not to bet our economy well-being on slave workforce - and we are not very good at that (Spain / south Italy vege
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by stiray 3y ago
Relax, elmu is just easier to read and write.
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by stiray 3y ago
The unions are outside the state model. Their only task is to protect workers and their rights. So no. The Sweden has 88% of their 10.5 million workers population in unions. And you can bet they care more about their working conditions than
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by stiray 3y ago
I dont think, you understand the scale of the problem for Musk. If he will poke long enough, ETUC will join - and they will as he is literally twisting their arm. "At present, the ETUC represents almost 45 million workers across Europe
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by stiray 3y ago
I think that whole thing is just a huge misunderstanding of elmu thinking that whole world works like USA. And even in USA, union members in average earn 18% more than others. On the other side, strike and unionizing is one of basic workers
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by stiray 3y ago
It is not shipping company. It is shipping company workers not wanting to touch Tesla stuff.
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by stiray 3y ago
Those who find stuxnet interesting, might appreciate some older art, just for fun to see where malware technology was in 2001: http://pferrie.epizy.com/papers/zmist.pdf?i=1 Author mirrored web page: https://
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by stiray 3y ago
I am looking at advent of code for years but never tried. Why? As they would like to force you to login with GitHub, Google, Twitter or Reddit account. I will wait for the next year, maybe 2024 Advent of Code will be less intrusive. If not.
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by stiray 3y ago
No? You will use LTE and not bother with local connectivity. As I said, I have Wifi turned on but no one uses it.
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by stiray 3y ago
I had my mileage in wifi/routers development and I will say you just a proverb: "The one who knows how wireless works, uses cable." ;) When renovating an apartment I have put a shitload of ethernet sockets everywhere, there i
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by stiray 3y ago
Actually I can also see this one, maybe becoase of the 3d cube at the beginning that exactly shows you what to do. Now I will probably see everything blurred for rest of the day.
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by stiray 3y ago
for those who can master it, here is Tetris to play: https://www.deviantart.com/3dimka/art/3D-Stereogram-Tetris-3... I was never able to see stereograms, the most I was able to pull out was to see it inverted (x s
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by stiray 3y ago
Well, any security aware owner of Pixel phone is already on GrapheneOS, not only to be protected from attacks but also to be protected from Google itself. So I dont consider this as some huge benefit. https://grapheneos.org/
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by stiray 3y ago
You cant charge locals differently than other member states citizens in EU.
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by stiray 3y ago
No, I am saying that by diverting drivers to regional roads without taking into account local population, this is directly Google fault. Why? Before Google started messing with information about congestion, there was no issue. Regional road

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