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timeon
2y ago
Most people in the US have not encountered the 'left'. Democrats, do have progressive wing but in general they are center-right/right while Republicans are far-right at this point. (Even ignoring the Nazi salutes at Republica
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timeon
2y ago
> MSNBC as left leaning Are they not in favor of Democrats? How is that left leaning?
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timeon
2y ago
> It was rustacean-proposed changes on the C side that led to this drama. Why would you say something like that? From the e-mail [0] the article is based on: > The fact is, the pull request you objected to DID NOT TOUCH THE DMA LAYER
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timeon
2y ago
What is wrong with that?
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timeon
2y ago
It is much easier for gangs to obtain guns in country where guns are so accessible.
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timeon
2y ago
Interesting how US media is so casual about this blackmail.
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timeon
2y ago
Does it really matter? Because it is not just Trump at this point. Whole US is aligning with Russia against old allies.
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timeon
2y ago
Hmm yes I forgot about č case.
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timeon
2y ago
However I think that when Americans brought it back they missed opportunity to get rid of 'c' and put 'k' there instead. Is 'c' even used in English language? It usually is just 'k' or 's'.
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timeon
2y ago
> But what could be the replacement? There's a handful of fairly mature microkernels out there Redox[0] has advantage that no-one will want to rewrite it in Rust. [0]: https://redox-os.org/
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timeon
2y ago
People flagging whitehouse post apparently do not respect US president.
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timeon
2y ago
You can add X to the truthsocial/gab group.
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timeon
2y ago
Seems like US wanted to join the invasion with that loot.
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timeon
2y ago
Reminds me of those "made in Italy" Chinese bikes assembled and painted in Italy.
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timeon
2y ago
> almost every piece that can be made in the US, is I do not think anyone is arguing against that, but how is it relevant here?
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Nothing about us without us
(en.wikipedia.org)
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timeon
2y ago
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timeon
2y ago
Can you add content to your claim?
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timeon
2y ago
> excellent engineering principle Imagine structural engineer thinking like this.
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timeon
2y ago
Interesting perspective. Where I live we appreciate police but we do not see them as line that holds society from chaos. Is US this fragile?
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timeon
2y ago
Imagine Google doing this performative stunt and getting hacked.
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timeon
2y ago
I wonder if site being hacked belongs to hacker news.
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timeon
2y ago
This reminds me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Physik These people have concept of meritocracy like "free speech absolutists" about free speech: just vibes.
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timeon
2y ago
They are they are shrinking the government to find ~4T$ for for corporate tax cuts. You can call it legitimate policy but calling it "efficiency" is bit misleading.
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timeon
2y ago
> even iceberg lettuce Even? Isn't it best lettuce?
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timeon
2y ago
If there are such stalkers they are probably ITT as well.
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timeon
2y ago
And yet, you are bringing made-up analogy that suits you to the discussion.
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timeon
2y ago
These people were quitting after being harassed. So I do not think you are arguing in good faith.
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timeon
2y ago
It is open-source no one is going to serve you or care for your time. Take it or leave it.
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timeon
2y ago
Ok sorry, maybe I was just too quick to judge your comment.
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timeon
2y ago
What is the point of these made-up scenarios Nathan?
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