Teocali

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by Teocali 6mo ago
I disagree about window 8. I quite liked it. I honestly think that it was a better OS than win 10, from an user point of view. But maybe I am biased, as I was using a laptop with a touchscreen at this time.
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by Teocali 7mo ago
the moment I saw “Persona” n the verification page, I noped out.
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by Teocali 7mo ago
yes, but did you consider that maybe, just maybe, that a lot less of these cubans would have fled to the US without the embargo ?
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by Teocali 7mo ago
So it’s okay for the US to starve the Cubans to death since decades ?
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by Teocali 7mo ago
https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/u-s-lif... Even if you ignore the dip, it’s hard to call the situation “an all time high”. But maybe you have other sources ?
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by Teocali 1y ago
As long as one US employee of Amazon has access to this cloud, this cloud is not sovereign.
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by Teocali 1y ago
About Notion, they do indeed support Mermaid, but their included version is quite obsolete and they don’t seems so eager to update it. A shame.
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by Teocali 2y ago
Didn’t find any source on that. He ran for presidential mandate in 1932 and lost against Hindeburg. But never won an election for the Reichstag. But I agree that, if it he had run, he would have win, as the NSDAP was the leading party in Re
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by Teocali 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification.
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by Teocali 2y ago
As far as I know, they do. That’s part of their consumer data protection act (didn’t remember the exact name). Do you have any source for that ? it would n’a quite helpful, honestly.
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by Teocali 2y ago
First, I never said than a dictator never came to power through fair and healthy election. Just that it is rare, much rarer than a lot people think. Second, I would say that the jury is still in debat for Bukele. Yes, it’s re-election is an
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by Teocali 2y ago
Thanks
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by Teocali 2y ago
This. Each country have an administrative entity (in France, that’s CNIL, Commission National sur l’Informatique et les Libertés - National Commission on computer and liberties, roughly) in charge of this kind oh things. You can lodge a com
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by Teocali 2y ago
If Elon and X thinks they cannot in good faith comply with the laws of a country in which X operate, they are right to leave it. I personnaly see the attacks against the judiciary of Brazil more troublesome that this move.
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by Teocali 2y ago
> If Brazil's leaders are unwilling to allow a speech platform go uncensored, why not ban X? Because it’s not black and white > Should X have to comply with every country's censorship requests? X must comply with the laws of
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by Teocali 2y ago
No. That’s factually false. Hitler was named chancellor of the weimar republic by the government. Not elected as such. And it was part of a plot from the weimar government to be able to continue to work without casting new elections, as ask
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by Teocali 2y ago
You forgot all the votes you need to win to be able to cast your first vote. It’s not easy part, at least in a more-or-less healthy democracy. In France, for exemple, you need first to have majority in both chambers (Senate and parliament)
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by Teocali 2y ago
They cannot forbid it. But they can rhetorically pass a law asking any website to moderate these talks. And block these site on its territory if it doesn’t comply. Practically, this would never happen, Estonia is too small of an actor. But
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by Teocali 2y ago
You need to lodge a complaint. It’s time consuming so almost nobody do it. And generally, it came with a slap of the wrist, and the company put up the banner. For a site to be blocked, it need repeatable, multiple and not correctibles infra
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by Teocali 2y ago
They will block you through DNS. For 99% of the users base, it’s generally enough.
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by Teocali 2y ago
> UK has hate speech laws, and number of people imprisoned or punished is far greater than Russia or other countries. I call counter-bullshit. Provide some source with numbers.
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by Teocali 2y ago
I think you mean legally. And yes, yes, Hitler came to power legally. Doesn’t mean it came to power through some elections, which was my point. And calling Alende a dictator need some Shutzpah. On this point, I think we would have to stop a
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by Teocali 2y ago
Which one ?
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by Teocali 2y ago
I did. And Hitler was never elected in a position of power. He strong armed the weimar republic to be named in chancellor, and only after that he held some referendum to validate his decision. Also, when he is named chancellor, it’s been a
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by Teocali 2y ago
It would blocked in the EU. Also the company could be asked to forbid EU customer to access the product. Wouldn’t be a big threat but it would prevent the company to do any futur business in Europe. Tech savvy customer could still access th
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by Teocali 2y ago
I did. And rare were the autocrats government which came in power from a non-rigged, open election. Two exemple which are frequently used as exemple are Italy and Germany in the 1930´s but neither Hitler nor Mussolini came in power through
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by Teocali 2y ago
You know that the case for most occidental democracies which doesn’t follow the anglo-saxon model ?
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by Teocali 2y ago
for me that’s exactly how it’s work. For a government to be a dictatorship, you need a dictator. And one key element which define a person as a dictator is that his word is law, that’s in the name. doesn’t seem to be the case in Brazil righ
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by Teocali 2y ago
Quick question : what’s a judicial dictatorship, for you ?
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by Teocali 2y ago
When reading the article, you see that the threat seems to come after X failed to comply with legal order to block some accounts.

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