TetraBeef

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   by TetraBeef 3y ago

   I think most of the companies saying they would pull out said they would because of the parts of the bill targeting end to end encryption. I thought they dropped that part of the bill, I may be mistaken though.
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   by TetraBeef 3y ago

   He's selling a book demonstrating how great and scary AI is for 17 dollars and his friend from OpenAI was really keen to show off the fantastic new AI model his company has lined up. Great thinly veiled ad for OpenAI and this guy'
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   by TetraBeef 3y ago

   I think if you assembled a list of elected MPs who have changed laws to suit them or lead directly to their profit (the PPE scandal, the recent scandal with Rishi Sunaks wife owning shares in a company the government officially endorsed, et
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   by TetraBeef 3y ago

   To be honest this is already largely the case. Most if not all of the castles and palaces in the UK are open to the public through the national trust. The Monarchy have multiple residences but apart from Windsor castle (which is open to the
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   by TetraBeef 3y ago

   A thousand years is bit much. A monarchy existed in the UK since the fall of Rome. The monarch since the signing of the Magna Carta has had relinquished political power in England. Since 1640 the monarch has been largely symbolic and subjec