yeahforsureman

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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Better stick to the facts rather than partisan polemics and distortion. They made Github take down an app for spreading information on and organizing demonstrations . These demonstrations have been by and large peaceful. Like it or not, fr
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Well, how about acting like a civilized European state going about it, including respecting the freedoms of speech and assembly as fundamental rights? The recent developments look very bad, and the Spanish state seems to be engaging in blat
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
There's this: "Web pages need to be isolated from each other, ideally in the form of stand-alone processes. Thread-level isolation is also allowed."
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Neither are judges free to ignore the European Convention on Human Rights or the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights when interpreting and applying those national laws. Also, wouldn't be the first time Spain got slapped by ECtHR because o
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/englisch_stgb/ It's hard to find anything very close to sedición , particularly given that I've understood that the Spanish Supreme Court has now found that threat of force
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Don't be silly. I was merely referring to well-known ECHR case law, such as Stern Taulats and Roura Capellera v. Spain, which was about two men convicted of burning a photograph of the Spanish royal couple , and stating some opinions
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Didn't bother to check France, but with respect to Germany, you must be talking about (serious) high treason. Give me a break. Edit: Your reference is talking about rebellion. Not relevant?
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
I don't think this is relevant for the judgments in question if there was no incitement to violence or comparable from the convicted.
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
I'd argue the sentences are harsh at least compared to many if not most European countries. Where I live, for example, the offence related to serious seditious activity (Endangering the sovereignty of Finland) carries a penalty range
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
So what? Everyone knows Spanish criminal law isn't up to modern European human rights standards. The European Court of Human Rights has found Spain violating ECHR due to handing out punishments for offences as ridiculous as "insul
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Perhaps. Then again, people don't often get, for example, how brutish even Western Europe was pre-1945. But realistically, yeah, not during the current generation of people in power. The next generation looks worrying, too, and authori
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Yeah, that's human nature. A lot of people were fairly satisfied even behind the Iron Curtain for a time before the economic dysfunction became too apparent. Yet even then as now, we have every right to project and even attempt to impo
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
I wouldn't pay much attention to such statement knowing the historical background. Stallman was and is a proponent of his own terminology, i.e. "free software", and the related definition which actually isn't that diffe
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Could there be a cultural factor, too? At least historically, in very rough habitats, you really wanted to be useful for your community, not a burden. Many native tribes in eg. Alaska and Canada even had a range of customs around suicide
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
I don't get your argument at all. Taste is hard to change, it's very much hard-coded to our brain. Artificial meat makes it easier to do the right thing, so it seems to me like a very much unambivalently good thing.
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Orwell was not a Trotskyist. Aligned with them briefly due to circumstances but he was skeptical of whether Trotsky's strain of dictatorship would have been any better than that of Stalin.
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Oh, come on! It's the 21st century. "Insulting the Crown", whatever that is, should totally be protected as free speech. Rebellion and sedition sound really backward and dusty too. Yarr, like some pirate-age stuff, man...
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
So...when is FF going to get proper site isolation?
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Just out of general interest, do you watch foreign TV and movies at all then? If not, why? Or just dubbed? If so, how do you bear it?
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
The article is obviously mainly referring to font files under desktop font licenses that certainly don't usually allow publishing the files on Github or serving them as part of your site. (While irrelevant: As for the technical differe
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
For development workflows, command line applications and such, I think you're supposed to go the container route via Toolbox. So you will have dnf etc.
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Privilege against self-incrimination is a generally recognised international standard and, for example, lies at the heart of the notion of a fair procedure under Article 6 of the European Convention of Human Rights.
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by yeahforsureman 7y ago
They were invaded and occupied by the Soviet Union, not the ethnic Russian individuals that moved or were transferred there under Stalin's rule and thereafter, let alone their kids who many have never lived anywhere else. Your failure
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
No.
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
tl;dr Never let your pets bet!
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
I guess you must be talking about the JURI committee of the European parliament. Hell of a lot more MEPs in EP. Anyway, this topic isn't about EP really as this statement relates to an EU Council vote, i.e. involving member state g
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
What the hell, where's Sweden and Denmark? Or the much-hyped E-stonia? (Not that it would've made a difference.)
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
So, what happened? Was Lenny left with an unfortunate misconception about CC licensing?
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
No, that is crazy. Opioids and opiates certainly have their place in e.g. post-recovery for various types of surgeries. That's just proper and humane pain management. But I recognize the attitude. I live in a Nordic country, and I th
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
> In other words, political strikes are effectively banned i Sweden. Not exactly true. What you're talking about is the industrial peace obligation inherent in each collective agreement. But this obligation is not applied where the

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