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by zrn900 9mo ago
> While these events are statistically very rare These events happening 4 times in 3 days are statistically nonexistent. Even less existent is them starting to happen right on the day before a major politician in Spain visits Israel to t
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by zrn900 9mo ago
~4 'derailing' accidents within 3 days, starting right before the president of the province of Madrid visits Israel to talk about buying Israeli security monitoring systems. Coincidence indeed.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Great way to keep them away from 'undesirable' content until they can get brainwashed by corporate media and the education system.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Give him a break. Most of his speech was akin to reading directly from Das Kapital. Finally one person among the US elite had the courage to openly call out the elephant in the room that is staring at everyone's faces.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> But what about future tasks? There wont be as many. The previous automation waves since the late 1800s have optimized or automated away a lot of tasks humans used to do, while what human beings do and need have not increased at the sam
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by zrn900 9mo ago
And voila, three more incidents in just the following three days. Even the opposition party is now making very cautious statements.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Yep. Unfortunately, they werent the ones that became 'classics'. Even worse, they were hardly documented and a lot of them were lost. That's what I meant - even the elite class were into regular songs for regular fun - its 10
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> What are some realistic alternatives to US markets here? It seems to be precious metals. And at this point in time, especially silver. Even Indian government seems to be stockpiling silver.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Dumb people? Those dumb people made billions of dollars with that scheme and dumped the bill on the shoulders of people - like you. Who's the dumb one...
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> Over a third of Google employees are not engineers/PMs Another statement from Google way back said that 14% of their engineers had no degree whatsoever.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> The classics are classics for good reason. Yes. They reflected the culture of the ruling strata in their contemporary periods. That's why they are classics. The rest of the society (~90%) had no means to do any literature. That&#x
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by zrn900 9mo ago
This was bound to happen as we freed knowledge from the monopolies of institutions conceived in the Middle Ages and made it available to everyone. Now, knowledge, even practice, is just a few clicks away from the people instead of being mon
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by zrn900 9mo ago
It looks like 40 cm of track was cut away from the tracks. It looks like sabotage or terrorism.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Iran blocked the entire spectrum through EW. Likely through new EW devices Russia developed from their military EW device that blocks all frequencies. What 'kill switch' are they talking about.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Nope. Its much easier to carry over bloated wealth/income from a higher CoL country to a lower CoL country to live like kings by gentrifying the locals and creating the same kind of problem that caused him to escape from his country. T
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> for Putin Its because you people still keep blaming 'external factors' for homegrown problems that you have those problems. Both Trump and the forces behind Trump have been there long before any current head of state around t
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> it’s not hard to imagine how this concept could get ugly fast 'Could'? Its because you people are acting as if its not already ugly that it got this ugly.
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by zrn900 10mo ago
This implies that not having internet was good for democracy before that. Internet was not proliferated in 2003 when the Iraq War happened. Was there democracy then... When Vietnam happened, was it democracy...
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by zrn900 10mo ago
> the logical conclusion is "no economy at all" Marx called it 150 years ago. Its happening precisely how it said it would.
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Because if you go to /r/ppc or /r/googleads, you will see that the experience of the majority is exactly the same.
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by zrn900 10mo ago
> Makes me wonder: is this just an artifact of the world being relatively "stable" right now? No. Its the result of the US, UK and the EU stealing Venezuelan and Russian state and private dollar funds and every country on the p
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by zrn900 10mo ago
Big companies arent suffering any of those. But small businesses and individuals are. Just see the enforcement lists. They are fining small flower shops that sent emails to 20-30 people, some of whom subscribed to it decades ago, then forgo
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by zrn900 10mo ago
There isnt any irony here. Huawei equipment was investigated by British and German intelligence agencies and was found to have no backdoors. That's why some countries are heavily buying it.
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by zrn900 10mo ago
This sounds funny now. But Hetzner has been moving into a cloud direction consistently. They recently rolled out VPCs, load balancers and all that. They are slowly building the blocks to provide what we generally call a cloud.
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This became just more regulatory moat-building to protect the lagging domestic European auto industry. And by 'auto industry' it means the industry of 2-3 countries. And that means basically 2-3 brands and no more. Other economic
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> Why are people so allergic to materialism? They are made so in the Angloamerican West. The establishment wants them to focus on 'values' instead. Because if the people started thinking about material conditions, they would to
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by zrn900 10mo ago
> The E.U. making life difficult for U.S.-based monopolists, and the U.S. making life difficult for E.U.-based monopolists? For a net effect of life being difficult for all monopolists? Its not only for monopolists. The first victims of
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by zrn900 10mo ago
The rest requires a deep dive into the events: https://www.quora.com/Was-there-really-a-massacre-at-Tiananm... https://www.quora.com/Question-That-Contains-Assumptions-Did...
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> Maybe for a sense of control, maybe because they think they'll get rewarded. Maybe they are rewarded. Industrial sabotage by competitors is not new.
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by zrn900 10mo ago
Just use Hetzner managed servers? Very high specs, they manage everything, and you can install a lot of languages, apps etc.

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