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timeon
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timeon
9mo ago
> Shame isn't even a factor That is general trend in society now.
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9mo ago
Microslop position.
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9mo ago
> next you're gonna tell me to eat pudding with a fork Depends if you are in UK or not.
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9mo ago
Spyware?
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9mo ago
Why would you jump to this conclusion? I wonder why some people on internet are repeating narratives like drones. Poland has largest use of coal in EU. Czechia and Germany are behind. Poland is including energy from sun and wind now a lot b
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9mo ago
> Do they also complain when they themselves meet with Meta, or is it an issue only when their growing opposition do it? Are you referring to anything specific or you have just emotional urge to defend far right? (PfE in this case).
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9mo ago
> to taxing bad things Yeah no need for coffee beans in USA. Seems more like from taxing companies to taxing citizens.
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9mo ago
> Felons and certified-insaned should be banned from firearms for life. And government.
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9mo ago
Sure people can lie to themselves, but they are still supporting this if they are not opposing him. Same with the Epstein files.
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9mo ago
Can't be just one at this point.
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9mo ago
I've been on the other side. There is nothing to risk. There is nothing. Void.
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
How is Obama relevant here? Were there mass kidnappings on the streets?
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9mo ago
At that time it was not only for Kissinger but also for North Vietnamese representative. It just that Lê Đức Thọ (as war was still ongoing) declined it while Kissinger did not. Not sure why some American representatives (Kissinger and Trump
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9mo ago
> Ironic considering that the country was founded by people who fled similar malaise plaguing the Old World I had impression that it was other way around. Basically puritans. I can imagine people in Europe at that time were happy that th
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9mo ago
This could be also: "which item does not belong to the sequence?" Answer would be: newest one. It feels uncanny. It tries to be simplified abstraction. But it is not. There are unnecessary details that are misleading. It does not
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9mo ago
> Rewrite it in Rust (375 points, 2023, 464 comments) My favorite.
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9mo ago
> Is there a previous decade you'd prefer to return too for quality of life? Why? Just before terminally online society.
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9mo ago
Not saying this is relevant in solar vs nuclear debate but "eco nerds" are probably not happy about new demand of additional 52TWh or part of it that is not covered by renewables/nuclear.
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9mo ago
> because nothing is more trustworthy than someone telling you how trustworthy they are. Reminds me: "we and our 947 partners value your privacy"
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9mo ago
> [0] https://i.imgur.com/JvEsDpH.png Wow that is how Google looks these days?
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9mo ago
Like keeping "Open" in name?
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9mo ago
> we're stuck with what we got I've been Apple fan for all those years but it is becoming harder and harder. M1 will be my first HW replaced before it stops working. Just because of software. I'm already in process migrati
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9mo ago
> when you abandon your allies Threatening is worse than just "abandon".
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9mo ago
I would not blame people in US as I do not blame those in Russia or North Korea (or those in my country - which include myself). But unfortunately that is not relevant here.
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9mo ago
NATO is basically dead at this point.
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9mo ago
Sure but still better than USA.
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9mo ago
> Users get by with it. They would not if they had choice.
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9mo ago
I can imagine generating AI song for myself but streaming usually seems like hell (algorithms, needs to be online, surveillance, lock-in, subscriptions).
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9mo ago
> so there's nothing we can do And US law will just let it go? There are several options for AWS. They can simply just obfuscate command to local employees. Or fly US employees there just for this one task. "EU law" will
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