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7mo ago
And Americans were laughing when Russia was doing something similar. Pot calling the kettle black.
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Don't care about windows. Haven't used a windows computer in over 20 years. Happy Ubuntu user here. What bothers me is the upcoming Android restrictions. I distribute an app that none of the app stores want to touch with a 10 foot
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7mo ago
The downvotes prove that the hacker news hive mind doesn't care about facts.
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7mo ago
So what's the solution? Graphene OS? Let's convince everyone we know to buy the upcoming Motorola phone. If it's sales hit 10s or 100s of million devices, only then Google will listen.
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7mo ago
Time to put pressure on manufacturers to move to something more open like graphene, or another community based project
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7mo ago
A king wanted to test the complacency of his subjects. He put a toll on a bridge. There were some noises but eventually everyone got used to it. He slowly kept increasing the toll, which came with increasing noises which would all eventuall
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7mo ago
Plus with all the floor crossers recently, the elections just seem moot. You vote for a party because you believe in their agenda, and then the representative joins the other party without any repercussions.
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7mo ago
Nobody is paying to read their socials.
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7mo ago
I think bigger question is, how do you bring the blimp down without dumping out helium?
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7mo ago
They started selling in 1996: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Helium_Reserve
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7mo ago
Where the F does IDMerit even get all this data from? They have names, DOBs, addressed, phone numbers, national identity numbers for over a billion people? How?
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8mo ago
You'll get used to it. 42 male here. Started at 12-13 years of age. Barely notice it anymore. Some things (lack of sleep, extreme stress, some medicines/drugs) accentuate it a bit, but it's annoying at best, not interfering.
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8mo ago
> If the TSA wants to disrobe me they're going to have to do it the honest, old fashioned way. Not some sterilized make believe. Or at least take me out on a date first
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I do that too. My reason is I don't want unneeded radiation. My experience is they make it as difficult as possible. They first ignore you couple of times, pretend they don't know what you are asking for, and finally they make you
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Hopefully not.. Otherwise it defeats the whole purpose. Right now there is no way for apps to find out media and contact scopes, so it might be something similar.
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Yay! Another wave of hyperinflation and affordability crisis coming in, while youth unemployment is at its highest and the millennials are losing their jobs to AI. What could go wrong?
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I want to know too.
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> Want location? Give the app a location point I've fixed for that app. How do you do that in graphene os?
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There's a big world out of US you know?
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Where?
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Rana sangha took back his territory. And the other conflicts you mention were against fellow "Indians". I put it in quotes, because as you mention there was no India back then. But there was a shared culture and off course religio
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Cannot reply to the comment below, so I'll comment here. I see you had shifted the goal posts from being aggressor to "disproportionate response". My original comment said India has never been the aggressor and thanks for fin
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Mughals were not Indian. They were invaders from central Asia. Do some reading.
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From Wikipedia on 1971 war: "The war began with Pakistan's Operation Chengiz Khan, consisting of preemptive aerial strikes on eight Indian air stations." India has never started a war. Period. In 2019 again Pakistan attacked
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> The peacekeepers in both cases committed documented atrocities. The huge part you are missing is, India did the atrocities against it's own people. LTTE were Tamils of Indian origin. My original comment said India has never been a
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In which one of these India was the aggressor?
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Indian culture is over 5000 years old. It was a British colony for only about a century.
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India never attacked Pakistan. Every war was started by Pakistan. India took over vast swathes of Pakistan in 1971 but unilaterally returned all the land. Kashmir is integral part of India. India didn't attack china, China attacked it.
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1971: India saved Bangladesh from absolute genocide. 1987-1990: Indian peace keeping troops only targeted Indian Tamils, which was the primary reason they assassinated Rajeev Gandhi.
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India saved Bangladesh from genocide at the hands of Pakistan. Those ungrateful bastards still stand with Pakistan on everything against India. I don't know why you would bring that up. India could have easily took over Bangladesh afte
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