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2025. He’s right, Tim Cook is a coward and no better than the rest of the oligarchs who kissed the ring and played the game. But Anil also falls into this trap of believing the myth of Jobs over who he actually was. Steve Jobs was a Silic
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It’s capitalism. The market has determined that plastic in the ocean is the most efficient way to produce goods and services.
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Airemin
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Google had a town hall a few years ago. The Pixel Watch (4?) had just launched and supposedly fixed a bunch of bugs like apparently you could not reliably record a run with the previous generation without that app crashing and losing the w
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>China has not known freedom for some time, but citizens of the United States have a long experience of it. One of those American beliefs presented without evidence because it’s just so obviously true, but what the fuck does this even me
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America begins its final descent
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too bad houses AREN’T for living in, but for speculating
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Western governments are so concerned when this happens to them (at arguably a tiny scale) compared to the “interventions” they’ve supported around the world for almost one hundred years. Rules for thee and not for me. Sure, Canada isn’t th
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https://www.youtube.com/live/hF8swzNR1-o there’s also a YouTube live stream that lets you go back
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Apple WWDC 2026
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Blocking an event memorializing a shameful part of China’s history? that’s not great, but that’s really not the same thing
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Do you have any sources for these claims about China?
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>> By my calculation, and further verification, that's around 17 months of running costs. so if you’d like Wikipedia to be around two years should you donate?
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Why Switzerland Needs a Population Cap and a Fiscal Shift Beyond Labour
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the leader of building earth-based datacenters lol what are we even talking about
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Writers of history or historical fiction often wonder how did average people in militaristic, fascist societies from the past view their society? I think it’s obvious from the present-day US: they were amused. They were entertained by it.
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Can confirm this guy is Swiss Has arguably the best infrastructure and system in the world and will still find issue with it. A real Swiss hardly knows the horror show that is the rest of the non-Switzerland world. yeah, fiber rollout is
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Minesweeper but It's the Strait of Hormuz
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This is very nice. When I use ffmpeg recently I usually ask an LLM first but it often takes a few tries to get the exact incantation right. On a side note (I’m not a web developer), why would a command line tool like this be written and di
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The US will try to avoid this by privatizing the Fed through stablecoins, but I predict this backfiring massively. Private creation of money will likely tank the world economy worse than 2008 and in the rubble a new order will form without
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Europe will probably be the largest market where US EVs will try to compete with Chinese cars. BYD is already selling better spec’d models for less than this Rivian, and Xiaomi will enter the market late 2026. I don’t see how Rivian can co
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These companies are only surviving because of US protectionism. This tech is more expensive than then Chinese equivalent from 2-3 years ago (look at what Xiaomi or BYD released as their 2024 models). These cars will not sell well outside o
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Israel used Palantir technologies in pager… “ Contrarian View(highly upvoted) Many argued the attack was a highly targeted, lawful military operation against Hezbollah's command, achieving military goals with remarkably low civilian ha
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I don’t think the US will ever enact a similar ban. The power to shape young minds is too great, even if these service also increase suicides in children to some degree. The same algorithms that showed IDF war crimes compilations and turne
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It was flagged and enough people complained about censorship that is was resurrected with a pinned post from dang about how we should be civil
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None of what the US is doing in Venezuela is new ground for the empire. Failed CIA coup plots, bribing Maduro’s pilots and allies in hopes of betrayal, even military action like bombing boats on shaky “national security” grounds— the US ha
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For the sake of democracy and freedom of human expression, I hope that their software is a bloated, bureaucratic mess and can’t power the efficient dystopia which Alex Karp wants.
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udev4096 is correct. Discoverability via your phone number is optional and opt-in.
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Just use Signal
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Did Twitter censor the flotilla hashtag following the Israel attack? (2010)
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