drstewart

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by drstewart 7d ago
I resisted getting one out of principle till I realised this. Landed a job at FANG ~7 years ago after doing so and that $30 subscription has probably paid for itself 20,000x over at this point.
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by drstewart 7d ago
>Open a bottle of champagne anyone? Over the top European celebration that doesn't translate to the rest of the world. Especially countries in the Middle East that don't drink.
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by drstewart 8d ago
The real propaganda is pretending people weren't complaining about copyright for decades and crying "Pirating isn't stealing!!" when it came to them getting GTA for free. Suddenly, you really seem to care about copyright
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by drstewart 10d ago
Or European, for that matter. Don't fancy submitting my ID to get access.
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by drstewart 11d ago
Germany is the country where AfD is about to win big. Good friends you're choosing there. China has it's own launchers which shows it's decoupling from Europe now. It's over for Europe as countries race to be independent
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by drstewart 15d ago
Good one. If anything, this is a refreshing change from the daily "look how independent and free Europe is now that the commune of Nowhereaux's planning committee switched from Excel to LibreOffice" article
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by drstewart 16d ago
ONLY? Here deep in the Amazon jungle I would expect 110 per HOUR!
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by drstewart 16d ago
>And you know the funniest part? It has been working for years and will keep! On Canadians too. Remember what party was leading the polls before Trump started mean tweets?
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by drstewart 18d ago
This is what Europeans are worried about, while thousands of you die from heat warnings?
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by drstewart 18d ago
Outside of EU jurisdiction too. Would prefer not to need a VPN and submitting my ID to see domains.
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by drstewart 20d ago
Wow. Powerful statement. Now, for those same decades was the US also using gas powered cars and coal fired plants? Sounds like we need to continue using those too! Also, wait till you see how badly the Canadian economy is poised to collapse
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by drstewart 20d ago
China seems to be winning in brightest minds by what metric? >And lead in solar, and robots. And new coal, don't forget about that.
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by drstewart 23d ago
No one wants you to
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by drstewart 23d ago
Nope, it was FAANG, as you admitted. You're underpaid now at your euro job, that's a guarantee.
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by drstewart 24d ago
I wonder if the EU or UK does. Maybe if they use encryption, which would make them all pedophiles according to those governments. Hope you have your VPNs ready if visiting countries without a free internet, like North Korea, China, UK, or E
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by drstewart 26d ago
Suddenly we're not identifying as generic European?? True freedom is shape shifting your identity to match whatever argument you feel like making.
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by drstewart 26d ago
Europeans define freedom by smugness and they lead the world in it
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by drstewart 1mo ago
Who's selling user data? Do you think Facebook is out there selling it? How do I buy it if so?
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by drstewart 1mo ago
>if it's not AI it's bad writing Is this post AI generated?
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by drstewart 1mo ago
I wonder if you know that Europe is pretty constantly mocked in the US by news outlets like Fox News. I'm sure you're not gullible enough to fan the flames and deny it's validity though and you agree it's measured and re
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by drstewart 1mo ago
So your press spends more time trying to be part time comedy shows than reporting real news? Ouch, I'm sorry.
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by drstewart 1mo ago
>It has also collapsed >There are rumors Interesting methodology you use to make concrete assertions.
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by drstewart 1mo ago
Now read the rest of those guidelines and then other comments in this thread.
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>Whenever you think something is unique, it is quite likely that you will be wrong. Can you tell that to ask the Europeans that constantly cry "only in America" about every little thing?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>What do you think the end result of making regions unstable such as by unprovoked attacks on Iran is? You're right, Mexicans feel so strongly about the war in Iran in 2026 that they... flooded into the US in the 90s and 2000s?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
>But how much of a CEO’s job requires 1:1 human interaction? Basically all of it > If I as a software developer am to be told I can do fine without human meetings to discuss product requirements, why can’t CEOs? Because your job is di
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Tangential, but many of these aren't what people traditionally would think of as castles. Is there any consensus on what the "castliest of castles" is? Presumably something in the UK or Ireland or thereabouts considering that
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by drstewart 2mo ago
It will never stop being funny to me that China does the exact same shit American corps have been doing since the 70's but because it's glorious China it's suddenly not a problem. I thought it was evil late-stage capitalism?
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by drstewart 2mo ago
The Chinese strategy is to fool naive westerners into thinking that's their strategy (looks like its working), until they can buy time to do the American strategy. Hence, buying up and closing up foreign competition then whining about
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by drstewart 2mo ago
Wow, Chinese companies would never do such a thing! https://www.dw.com/en/china-firm-seeks-damages-over-state-co...

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