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4y ago
Would it be OK if he was American? Or had a english/german/something else European sounding name?
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I guess it was Mazda, so Japanese instead of Korean https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1121372_why-mazda-is-pur... Though I don't know if they followed through
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Bluetooth LE Audio Book [pdf]
(bluetooth.com)
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LE Audio through a technical lens
(devzone.nordicsemi.com)
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4y ago
I guess you will have to give an explanation what you think constitutes a free market and what kind of fairness you have in mind. It depends on the kind of property, as there might be very legitimate reasons for the government (representing
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4y ago
People are switching, as can easily be seen on the exchange rate graph. But if the crash keeps getting bigger, will they get away?
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4y ago
Very well put, I fully agree and might even borrow this explanation when talking to the subset of people who understand optimization algorithms/the analogy. Next up: Optimization Algorithm ELI5 for the rest
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4y ago
Limiting government power to a minimum and let the market do its magic? I'm pretty sure that's a really bad idea, just thinking of leaded gasoline, tobacco advertising, chemical softeners in food packaging etc. one could get the i
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4y ago
This is exactly the type of efficiency I had in mind. > No claim is made by anyone to the contrary The comment I replied to stated "fair" resource distribution and I claim it is most definitely not about fairness Edit: Line bre
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4y ago
Free markets are not a fair system of resource allocation and were never intended to be such, they are about efficient resource allocation. Having eg. a government involved might lead to a fairer outcome but efficiency will take a hit
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Operation Rubicon – The Secret Purchase of Crypto AG by BND and CIA
(cryptomuseum.com)
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4y ago
You seem to know pretty well what's good for me/people, got any tips?
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4y ago
At least on the current Android version it's actually possible, it seems to not be available in the browser version though
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5y ago
And pretty easy at that, just just put a PWM signal on the stepper pins (watch the voltage and current though, easily fries and MCU) and there you go
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5y ago
The may be a "legal person" depending on the circumstances
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To Waste or Not to Waste: On the Ingestion and Carcinogenicity of Microplastic
(link.springer.com)
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5y ago
The update process finished successfully, very likely no one thought a downgrade would be needed in such a case. I wonder why they can't just roll out another, maybe that would also hit the legit steamovens
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5y ago
For the other reasons, might it have something to do with serving and profiting from non-consensual, violent and sometimes even illegal material? Like, the way it was (?) on pornhub before they were forced to remove videos from unverified a
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5y ago
Consensual, sure, but the issues go much deeper. Take Youtube and the issues with copyrighted content, swap copyright for violence/rape/voyeurism/underage/revenge porn and the likes, then you start grasping how bad these
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There is another article concerning xvideos from netzpolitik.org. It's mostly about the same stuff that forced pornhub to remove videos by non-verified accounts (if my memory servers me well), including rape videos, hidden cam, underag
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XVideos does little against sexualized violence
(netzpolitik.org)
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XVideos: The porn empire next door
(netzpolitik.org)
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lovely vid and great channel
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5y ago
Just like the tech priests in Warhammer 40k, keeping occult old engineering, thatno one could build anymore, running
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5y ago
So discovery is now a basic right and Youtube must enable everyones boring or inciting videos to be discovered? Can't you just share a link on $SOCIAL_MEDIA like others do?
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5y ago
This explanation sounds like capitalism is a thinking being
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Most people don't trust their adult children with access to their wealth, and yet they leave it as an inheritance to them when they die. Often even accompanied by a will
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How is TikTok even worse than FB?
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The comment is not about repost, it's about the short video, and I also don't see much of it on yt
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5y ago
Great writeup! While it's not without issues, embassy seems to be a gamechanger compared with various RTOS. If only there were a BLE host for the nrf53 without the need for zephyr
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