fivetomidnight

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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
> Women aren't forced to have the babies either. That would be a problem. But given the right circumstances, it happens anyway. (the babies, not the forcing) > You're delusional. That or reading too much history. You are rig
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
> while being a dictatorship doesnt change much After having a talk with a friend, I agree on this one. Didn't think far enough. Forced military service makes for poor soldiers, especially when you drag them back from an "allie
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
Yeah, i was not sure. Considering where we are, I can take a guess what you meant, but also think of a least three ways that someone can take issue with that line, but that boil mostly down to, that it was only pretense and not the reason a
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
Haha, you got me, the recipe for glue Pizza is... But for real, that was kinda rude. How did you get that impression?
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
If you don't care, go away? It is (mostly) consistent. Some of the northern countries actually started conscripting women in the last decade, but otherwise it is voluntary for women... Also war is relatively rare these days and men don
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
Ok. You loose the war, your country gets occupied and your population suffers. And you are probably a special guest of the maniac next door. Good job. Or that happened to your ally. Also good job. Most people decided millennia ago that man
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
I have no idea how dire the situation in Ukraine is currently, but can we first acknowledge human nature and the necessities of defending your country against an aggressor before invoking some words that have lost most of their meaning by n
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
No, please, go on...
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by fivetomidnight 3mo ago
I seriously can't tell anymore if that is trolling.
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by fivetomidnight 4mo ago
> I think it's natural. We were literally doing that none stop during 1500's , 1400's ,1300's, just imagine the ancient silk-road. That's not quite true. Just looking over my families ancestry data. There are o
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by fivetomidnight 4mo ago
Fair, vendor lock-in doesn't matter when it's a notepad. But that's still 3 X280s if all you need an overpowered notepad. It's my daily driver for exactly that use case, so no disparage there. And it's still overpow
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by fivetomidnight 4mo ago
You could get 4 Lenovo X280 if you just need an overpowered notepad.
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by fivetomidnight 4mo ago
Free but not Open Source? Did I miss that?
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by fivetomidnight 5mo ago
Looks like you found the ad/sponsor block in the article.
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by fivetomidnight 6mo ago
I see it more like a question than a rule. "The service is free. Am I the product?" That is a valid thing to ask. Even with FOSS sometimes. Some FOSS projects are backed by companies, then yes, plausible to ask. Otherwise, I would
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by fivetomidnight 6mo ago
I get what you mean, but I might have miscommunicated a bit. Clarification: "are set to" means by the parent. "Accounts and Applications to services that provide countent" like media content providing apps like discord
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by fivetomidnight 6mo ago
No. This is not the way. > give parents the ABILITY to advertise the users age to browsers, apps and everything in between. Accounts and Applications to services that provide countent are set to a country-specific age rating restrictions