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6y ago
Very true.
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6y ago
How so? The other guy that wanted to buy the apartment offered 2.399m, so offering 2.4m was the lowest possible price to buy it. What's "blame worthy" about it?
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6y ago
An upvote of a comment, too.
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6y ago
Just as in other areas where countries use violence against each other's populations, it will be a question of the state defending its citizens. Maybe, some day, there will be some sort of international agreement about what can be done
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6y ago
Racism will exist as long as people look at the skin color or other generic markers to judge others. If you think it's okay to do so, that's sad. Fighting racism with even more racism, will world three opposite result. It's n
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6y ago
*your
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I will consider it racist, yes, I prefer a "colorblind" world. Btw, every person in South Africa is the descendent of a "colonizer", black or white.
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6y ago
That was both on government capsules.
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6y ago
That's wasn't private, that was on a government space ship.
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6y ago
You're comment makes no sense.
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6y ago
I was going for "Journalists". Interesting that people don't even seem to remember that those once existed
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6y ago
... multi-directional hop
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6y ago
What if the South African immigrant was black and had lived in the US for 40 years?
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6y ago
By that logic, does American Asian only refer to people with certain facial characteristics? And are American Europeans only those with a white skin color? I mean here in Europe we have plenty of Europeans that are not white. So, if a black
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6y ago
...or Google+ Oh, wait
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6y ago
So basically you'd work for free for one of the wealthiest companies. That's f'ed up.
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6y ago
Loved the SpaceX guy on handover to NASA: "... and thank you for flying on Falcon today!" Private space flight started with this flight.
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6y ago
Really? I mean, every person has some flaws, sure. But most the things he does are just pretty awesome, and usually very good for humanity's future. I'm not a fanboi trying to defend him. I just happen to like most of his projects
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6y ago
He's an African American, but still American. Edit: why the downvote? Is he not?
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The reason for complexity fetishisation (great term!) is to show everybody else how amazingly smart you are. It's the infrastructure version of "clever" code.
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6y ago
I like that alternative. Especially now that we have Rust and Actix Web.
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6y ago
Too bad, especially because only yesterday they put a weight simulator onto it. So it looked like it was going to fly. Well, it did fly, just not in one piece.
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6y ago
Well, that's what happens when corporations are entrusted with the task of deciding what's right and wrong.
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Yes, that's another thing Trump said that was purposefully "misunderstood". There are many things to criticize him for. But sadly the media is so incredibly lazy that they constantly make up these "scandals" about t
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Shooting could refer to guns use by the looters. It could refer to self defense of police attacked by looters. It could simply be a word to symbolize violence of any kind. And there are many more interpretations. But discussion about it isn
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So, were did he say "to shoot looters"? That's just one possible interpretation, if you really want to understand him that way.
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That would be a pretty good idea. Just need to come up with some way to limit access to only the own citizens for sensitive information. Maybe if only certain trusted people had access, and they would do it as their job, and then they would
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> Police don't defend normal people or communities, that's not their job. Their job is to enforce the law, no matter how unjust the law is. That's the difference between calling them "police" or calling them &q
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That would be really funny. Imagine all the devs and supporters of Mastodon trying hard to come up with a pretext why it is okay to block him from the network via technical changes.
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Sending police to stop violence is "glorifying violence"? How exactly?
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