general1465

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by general1465 4d ago
> innovation and capital will leave the state This was always such a hollow argument... where are they going to leave? Some tax heaven like Panama or Cayman Islands? South America? Are they trying to get kidnapped for ransom? These peopl
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by general1465 4d ago
The problem is control of the network. If you don't control your network, then you don't know if network provider will go from "unlimited data" to "I am changing the deal now it is 1USD/GB" and you can eit
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by general1465 4d ago
> It was also meant for offices as a managed WiFi replacement. Stuff like that. In this vision every laptop would have 5G built in and could work anywhere. It just didn't take off because of the chicken egg problem. Not many phones
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by general1465 4d ago
Unlikely. 5G hit the wall on UWB (Ultra Wide Band; 10-100GHz) because geniuses who were doing marketing for its transfer speeds did not realized that such high frequencies are disrupted with minimal amount conductive material in the air - s
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by general1465 6d ago
It is lose-lose situation for everybody. Nobody in EU, USA or China is interested in Russia winning the war because that would embolden them to further expand east to Moldova and Baltics. And nobody in EU, USA or China is interested in Russ
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by general1465 6d ago
It is perplexing isn't it? Second best army in the world is struggling to make a headway for last 4 years on a much smaller neighbor. The difference between Russian propaganda and reality on the battlefield is so vast that every threat
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by general1465 8d ago
1. Considering how much of a swing is expected it is a statistical error 2. You have to register to vote, so you have already proven that you are a citizen, thus the whole theater with ICE is double irrelevant.
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by general1465 8d ago
Yes irrelevant, because they never operate in units of 1, they are always in big groups.
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by general1465 8d ago
You have completely misread what he is saying. See Denmark - mainstream parties started to be harder on immigration and all the right wing parties in Denmark essentially evaporated.
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by general1465 8d ago
> All these has worked as a boost for the AfD because people realised that apart from AfD the only other main right conservative party in Germany is CDU/CSU I think that was a mistake and they should have form coalition with AfD and
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by general1465 8d ago
As a European, I am not worried at all. AfD promises are a complete nonsense which will make everything in Germany worse (Leaving Euro, EU) or require cooperation of other countries (Deportations) so they will either not even try or try and
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by general1465 9d ago
More less irrelevant. How many polling places is there, how many ICE agents do they have?
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by general1465 11d ago
I think it should not be a big deal to build datacenters in desert states like Arizona, Nevada or all the way in Alaska. Building of datacenters was actually one of the reasons why USA wanted/wants to have Greenland.
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by general1465 11d ago
Yes it is completely ambiguous stupid nonsense especially for emails which when sent anywhere outside of Tuta are not E2EE. How many emails are going to go outside of Tuta service 99%+?
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by general1465 12d ago
Tuta is effectively useless without any support for IMAP/SMTP. Bought subscription for a year just to get hit with this artificial limitation.
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by general1465 13d ago
As long as you transform copyrighted data into something else then it appears so. Which will be also interesting for prompts used by the users of these AI companies, because even if those prompts contain copyrighted data, they can be used f
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by general1465 14d ago
> THat's why I avoid all these top bang for the buck Chinese phones with amazing HW I mean Apple and MacOS is not much different. Can you i.e. delete Apple Stocks application without disabling SIP?
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by general1465 15d ago
Tuta without SMTP/POP3/IMAP is just a joke. At least Protonmail offers bridge to work with.
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by general1465 17d ago
I did not said anything what would disagree with your claims. If you are an exporter and exporting goods to EU you have to comply with EU rules if you like it or not and whether you are a member or not.
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by general1465 17d ago
> And yet they've done fine for 1000+ years. They got their independence after WW2, they have been either annexed or colonized by other powers since 1262.
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by general1465 17d ago
Your comment is a great example of getting triggered and then agreeing with everything what I have written.
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by general1465 17d ago
> It is logical if indeed sovereignty was a main issue in the debate It is kind of hard to take countries without standing armies talking about sovereignty seriously.
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by general1465 18d ago
The presence of EU across the sea is making their exporters to comply, same goes for UK. Does not matter if you are a member or not. You can either comply with the roles or not export to EU.
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by general1465 19d ago
If you can't tell, does it matter?
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by general1465 19d ago
How many flying Tesla roadsters are on the road?
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by general1465 19d ago
It would be small claims court and they are being sued so much, that they don't even bother to show up in trials (courts are expensive goes both ways), so it is default win usually.
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by general1465 19d ago
> I often wonder how much work would it be to bring IBAN accounts to the US It is 2026, in USA people are not having access to IBAN in their bank accounts, usually they have to be personally present for international transfers out of the
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by general1465 21d ago
In the case of .now it is under Amazon Registry Services, so it is pretty straightforward to cause legal troubles. But if creator would be a little bit more forward thinking, then they would have created domain somewhere where US can't
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by general1465 21d ago
I think that the fragmentation of social networks is what hurts big social networks the most. It creates competitors who can tune their formula / algorithm in obscurity and then just "come out of nowhere"
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by general1465 24d ago
Well I have often times see an architect creating a wild fantasy like structure and statistician with project manager saying, nope it is going to be another box due to actual physics and budget constraints.

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