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FSFE reports trouble with payment provider(lwn.net)
3 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
It's more complex, especially when considering Ukraine and Israel's appetite for weapons and ordnance. Every missile or drone canceled or delayed or rerouted to support Israel is one less Ukraine has to defend itself. Given Europe
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by t-3 7mo ago
Any government that lacks public support collapses. Democratic governments can operate without a plurality of support for the current government, because the population generally supports and is invested in the system of government. When de
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by t-3 7mo ago
This is one thing many forget, mostly due to drinking our own koolaid about the inherent superiority of liberal democracy. Authoritarian regimes almost by definition have high public support, because they couldn't function at all if ev
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by t-3 7mo ago
That's assuming that city people do the same things as rural people, and the only difference is whether they own a car and a house. City people earn much more money which they spend more freely and use to do more things, which require
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by t-3 7mo ago
Suburbs are still mostly urban, it's right there in the name. Rural != suburban.
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Afrinic accuses litigant of trying to 'paralyse' it(theregister.com)
2 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 8mo ago
How is the battery doing? I find sudden rechargeable battery/controller failures in the 5-10 year range to be my most common cause of upgrade or repair.
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by t-3 8mo ago
> Government interference in people's lives is socialism. No, that's called 'governance'. Literally the whole job of government is interfering in people's lives.
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by t-3 8mo ago
>> Best language for SIMD integration? C Uh, no. C intrinsics are so much worse than just writing assembly that it's not even comparable.
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by t-3 8mo ago
Romanizations are fashion trends rather than any kind of science or real standardized system. Other than those places with Roman-era Latin spellings like Syria, others have dozens of variants.
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by t-3 8mo ago
They might not disappear, but it's more like loan sharks insisting you must inherit your father's gambling debts than anything. The US and Israel have absolutely no place criticizing others for breaking agreements in any case.
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by t-3 8mo ago
The former government, a US puppet regime. Why should they honor a deal that doesn't benefit them when the US and Israel refuse to play by the rules?
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by t-3 8mo ago
That was before the revolution. The revolutionary government still honored the deal, but that's been obviously a losing move for a while. The whole Middle East recognizes that, just look at how many countries Pakistan has sharing agree
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by t-3 8mo ago
Drones are not perfectly reasonable when semi-trucks filled with literal tons of drugs pass the border every day. They are used to smuggle drugs into prisons, but not really any better than the old hollow tennis ball trick and more tracka
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by t-3 8mo ago
2FA isn't an upgrade, it's an annoyance. If your organization needs secure authentication, it's useful, but as an individual I have only ever been enraged. Making me check my email and phone to log in is a great way to ensure
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by t-3 8mo ago
Do you have any evidence to back up that claim? I've never heard of any study that showed that cooperatives are less productive than hierarchies.
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by t-3 8mo ago
Hierarchies are promoted because they concentrate wealth and power among a few people, who distribute it to a few people they more-or-less trust. It's just feudalism with less violent feuding.
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by t-3 8mo ago
Yes, the proletariat has been brainwashed and convinced that they're the middle class, while the middle classes have become the new aristocracy. The disappearance of hereditary nobility and rise of liberalism (which brings along separa
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by t-3 8mo ago
> Which indicate that the majority of the third estate representative were bourgeois. The bourgeois are the middle class.
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by t-3 8mo ago
No, it's not. It's Permanent Agriculture. It's a farming methodology.
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by t-3 8mo ago
The American and French revolutions originated in the middle classes. The poor are often indifferent to politics because they're focused on survival. The middle classes, who own things they don't want to lose and have free time to
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by t-3 8mo ago
No, it's not. It's Permanent Agriculture. Designing and growing sustainable food producing ecosystems.
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by t-3 8mo ago
Yeah, so much of in-person interaction is attempting to suss out the size and orientation of the personal Overton windows of your counterparts so that you can both find the overlap and take a peek through to the other side without sticking
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Ludovic Slimak on Neanderthals(english.elpais.com)
1 points by t-3 8mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 8mo ago
They don't have to pay to warehouse them or maintain a storefront. Space and people aren't free.
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by t-3 8mo ago
I remember using the web in the 90s. I often left to make a sandwich while pages loaded.
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by t-3 8mo ago
While it's correct to criticize China's authoritarian policies and lack of civic and religious freedoms that are often taken for granted here, it's still very much a pot-calling-the-kettle-black situation. The US's treat
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by t-3 9mo ago
WiFi AP's already do a lot of tracking and measurement just to improve signal fidelity and effective throughput. Why wouldn't those same techniques be useful for more general object tracking? Of course using a single AP to attempt
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by t-3 9mo ago
When giant IP corporations violate IP, that's very different from Joe Rando watching a movie for free. It's way worse, on multiple levels, for rule-makers to break rules than for ordinary people to.

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