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541.
by thrance 9mo ago
X will not provide these informations to the French Justice System. What then? Also insane that you believe the company that built a "commit crime" button bears no responsibility whatsoever in this debacle.
542.
by thrance 9mo ago
How? X is hostile to any party attempting to bring justice to its users that are breaking the law. This is a last recourse, after X and its owner stated plainly that they don't see anything wrong with generating CSAM or pornographic im
543.
by thrance 9mo ago
I remember seeing some projects by the French government on their self-hosted Gitlab. Maybe these are just public mirrors of their private repos?
544.
by thrance 9mo ago
Only thing you can do is flag them. Two strikes and they're gone. Plus usually, moderation give these accounts a perma-ban.
545.
by thrance 9mo ago
No. Both.
546.
by thrance 9mo ago
I mean, CERN is already funding many other projects? It's a huge organization. Why should the FCC specifically be forbidden to them? Who else than the actual CERN scientists has the competence to decide what to allocate funds to? I use
547.
by thrance 9mo ago
> Credit, again: we need the equivalent of D&B/Fico for Europe Hell no, please! If recent years have shown anything, it's that the US shouldn't serve as a blueprint for the EU, or any other aspiring federation.
548.
by thrance 9mo ago
> So many more science experiments with better expected ROI could be funded for the money needed for the FCC Ok, like what? Let the scientists at CERN decide what to spend their funding on.
549.
by thrance 9mo ago
Unlike now?
550.
by thrance 9mo ago
Buybacks should be illegal again. They're like drugs for companies, they can't help but do them and divest capital that would help them thrive and put it into their shareholders' pockets.
551.
by thrance 9mo ago
Usually, when a system is broken, the correct course of action is to fix it. Not destroy it utterly.
552.
by thrance 9mo ago
It's certainly an interesting story. I'd still take it with a grain of salt, as often this kind of Reddit family story is closer to an exercise in creative writing than anything else, but that's besides the point. I remember
553.
by thrance 9mo ago
Indeed, thankfully it seems this admin and its allies are nowhere near as competent and diligent as the CCP.
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by thrance 9mo ago
The Conseil d'État isn't even a court per se , it doesn't make rulings, it doesn't set precedents. Its only job is to make sure that new laws voted by Parliament aren't unconstitutional. And when they are, they sim
555.
by thrance 9mo ago
Why blame China? This dire situation is not on foreign nations seeking to destroy US democracy, it's entirely on domestic robber barons capturing the State for their own gains. China has very little soft power among the general populat
556.
by thrance 9mo ago
That comparison is misguided. You can stop social media abruptly and not feel any withdrawal.
557.
by thrance 9mo ago
Except the Conseil d'État is not a supreme court, so their opinion on the subject is irrelevant.
558.
by thrance 9mo ago
It's fascinating how Trump voters are able to reshape their reality to fit the Party's official line. All these years I thought Orwell was exaggerating...
559.
by thrance 9mo ago
That's not how it works, at all. Russia didn't become a dictatorship after censoring fascists. Quite the contrary, in fact. By giving a platform to fascism, you risk losing all free speech once it gains power. That's what&#x2
560.
by thrance 9mo ago
Free speech is a liberal value. Nazis don't get to hide behind it every time they're called out.
561.
by thrance 9mo ago
I actually think disenfranchisement is the only solution. Nazis didn't change their worldview after the war ended, they were shamed for them and learned to hide. Republicans are now defending straight-up murder in broad daylight by fed
562.
by thrance 9mo ago
If it was only that... What I really take issue with are all the mentally ill trolls jumping in to defend ICE, lying through their teeth about the content of videos we all saw. But actually supporting murder isn't enough to get you ban
563.
by thrance 9mo ago
You saw the videos, the guy only had a phone in hand, he got tear gased, pinned to the ground, and then they unloaded their guns on him. Stop lying about what you saw, or we'll start to believe you're actually pro-murder.
564.
by thrance 9mo ago
Thank you for the much needed hopeful note. Maybe I'll try doing exactly that, sounds like a fun hobby. My biggest worry about Linux on mobile is that banking apps will stubbornly refuse to offer support to these platforms, basically f
565.
by thrance 9mo ago
Except this guy has exhibited a clear pattern of very bad fairy behavior. I've received personal warnings from dang and tomhow for way less.
566.
by thrance 9mo ago
Yup. The right is actually pro-murder. And now, with each passing day comes a new reminder.
567.
by thrance 9mo ago
Don't bother interacting with the other guy. He's a known troll that comes to every discussion about ICE and tries to put the blame on the victim, and then rants about Obama for some reason. This guy is in full support of the rece
568.
by thrance 9mo ago
Huh? You were the one claiming that polio vaccines cause more harm than good, in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Polio is so rare in the US, because of the vaccines , obviously.
569.
by thrance 9mo ago
The line is whatever's trendy on conservative tiktok. The right has no real project for healthcare in this country, they don't care about any actual issues. The only thing they can do is populist shit: inserting raw milk in the fo
570.
by thrance 9mo ago
Polio was a deadly disease, paralyzing thousands of children for life, every year. Vaccines were seen as a blessing to the first generation that got them. And now, people who've never opened a history book can confidently claim they ar

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