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by jjd33 6y ago
US also praises Saudi and Israeli rule of law and democratic institutions. North Korea seems a more trustworthy source of news than US nowdays.
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by jjd33 6y ago
Peter Thiel (Palantir) is one of their main investors. that should raise all alarm bellas for a product that advertises itself with "privacy"
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by jjd33 6y ago
Problem is that the US government is best friends with Saudis and UAE and those are American companies. If bin Salman tells Trump I don't like this tweet Trump would rush to his office and threaten Twitter while letting his own family
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by jjd33 6y ago
Never. If you surpass a certain technological threshold it will start to get worse rather than better.
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by jjd33 6y ago
Funnily enough the language server protocol makes it a charm for all editors (including nvim and emacs) to use the exact same code intelligence as vscode does. And I find the emacs and vim experience even better since I only have to add the
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by jjd33 6y ago
The problem with anti cheat is that those are literally rootkits.
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by jjd33 6y ago
US spying on their "friends" Germany Austria Switzerland wow that's some news I would have not expected. Also Washington Post.
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by jjd33 6y ago
Does it prevent the presumed IQ loss? If not then it's not useless but not very relevant either way.
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by jjd33 6y ago
The US has been on Saudi and North Korea level for a while now
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by jjd33 6y ago
But Tor is legal in EU
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by jjd33 6y ago
I think all drugs legal or not currently (including Alcohol, even beer etc. And Cigarettes) should only be sold in pharmacies and all should require a proof of IQ test as kind of a driving license.
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by jjd33 6y ago
Trusting Google, an American company. While it is sad you shouldn't trust a foreign company nonetheless an American one.
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by jjd33 6y ago
I needed this so badly in my life. I use mpv even for music this is a godsend.
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by jjd33 6y ago
While I technically would agree with you the problem is the US calls itself democracy. This behaviour is not a free democracy.
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by jjd33 6y ago
It's because it's a Chinese app. US companies have all incentive to show Communist spying. If it was Facebook app it would have been deleted instantly.
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by jjd33 6y ago
This was not to say "Private citizens think US spying is good" (even though you'd be surprised how many non technical people think so). If the US spies the government is justifying it for "security purposes" and as
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by jjd33 6y ago
It's a British company
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by jjd33 6y ago
Afaik only ARM chips have no ME and PSP. Since ARM is British they should also be infected though. Your best bet is to wait for a EU chip.
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by jjd33 6y ago
I don't get why people complain when China spies but when US does the exact same it seemingly doesn't matter. I don't condone spying at all just seems like hypocrisy.