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by incompatible 19d ago
From supporters of the defendants: https://prairielanddefendants.com/what-really-happened-at-pr... I'm not going to just take the word of anybody in the US government without listening to the other side. The descriptio
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by incompatible 2mo ago
Alright, and killed or enslaved. I also missed the communists, the same treatment for them. We can accept that there may be differences in targets between one group of fascists and the next, it's really up to their Führer to decide.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
The problem is not really Nazis saying despicable things, their so-called "free speech". The problem is that they are Nazis and will really do all these things if they get a chance. Why would you want to collaborate with Nazis, es
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by incompatible 2mo ago
Sure, tolerate Nazis, give them a place to share their words, let them be part of the mainstream, let them take part in elections, play their dirty tricks and form paramilitaries and win control of government. It's a shame that that le
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by incompatible 2mo ago
Makes sense, since you aren't using that pin every day and it would be easy to forget.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
One of the GrapheneOS people (I think) suggested keeping a bit of paper in your wallet with the duress pin, perhaps thinly disguised. Then the cops could try it on their own initiative. I suppose they'd become aware of that trick event
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by incompatible 2mo ago
It's space junk and then it enters the atmosphere and burns up, I don't think it's too hard to figure out.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
I think too bright would be an issue with any LED display. Even lights on my modem in a different room are a bit much, I turn it off at night.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
Not to mention the entire world outside the US and China. China seems to have the edge in stability.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
The Wikipedia page implies that all the designated "Category 1" websites will now either have to collect ID from their users worldwide, or remove any presence in the UK. Edit: there's a list of the Category 1 services at htt
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by incompatible 2mo ago
Downloaded game? You can't download a disc.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
Yeah, I was going to say that. Somebody has to pedantically state that it's a pretty silly terminology.
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by incompatible 2mo ago
"If you work at Google and have access to this data, then we realize that $200,000 means little to you, but you'd be hailed a legendary archivist if you're able to sneak out this data." Yeah, but still, I think I'd
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by incompatible 3mo ago
I was unclear how Google's bot would index it if it was behind a paywall. But the "Host two crap tons of content", with the non-paywalled site pointing to the other, would get around it, allowing the hypothetical big spending
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Random writer/journalists outside the mega-news-corps sometimes have a page for donations. You could donate to one once per month if you want to get rid of your $20-30.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Yeah, that could work.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
"host a ton of crap content across a wide swath of topics.." But how will anybody know it's there?
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Presumably, nobody would offer the 10c per page unless they were making more than the $20 / month or whatever previously. So people will be paying more. Then add all the sites that currently just get what they can with advertising, and
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by incompatible 3mo ago
A dream for some, a nightmare for others. People locked out from much of the Internet because they don't have enough money. Of course, the prices would usually be set at whatever maximises revenue, just check out scientific journal pub
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by incompatible 3mo ago
The crime rate in El Salvador is allegedly quite low these days, and I don't think Sweden has had a left-wing government since 2022. https://elsalvadorinfo.net/homicide-rate-in-el-salvador/
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Yes, they fought the Nazis in the late 1920s - early 1930s. That seems to have been their main focus, what other things did they engage in? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifaschistische_Aktion
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Wikipedia uses "a left-wing anti-fascist and anti-racist political movement." Until recently, there was nothing controversial or illegal about being any of those things.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
There are already N governments, why would making government N+1 improve anything.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Ideally a third-party provider of government, i.e., leave the USA, while it's still legal.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Banning American models for non-Americans seems like a big reduction of the potential customers for American chatbot companies.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Like some wag said recently, Australia needs nuclear submarines to protect its vital trade with China against China.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
They have the culture and infrastructure to support manufacturing and research. Just so much stuff in one place.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Nice, but: "Since the device is a light bulb, it would be difficult to detect and likely to go unnoticed." I doubt it would be any harder to shut down than any other public-access WiFi device, just a bit of experimentation with tu
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by incompatible 3mo ago
Ah, vertical integration.
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by incompatible 3mo ago
I'm curious about how the story ends, did they cut the cost of making the hot dog, continue losing money on it, or give up and raise the price?

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