rafaelrc

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by rafaelrc 3y ago
> A free option provided by a Corporate player will gravitate towards monopolies and lack of privacy. Just like a "free" government option?
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
Thats a false equivalence. Asking a repo maintainer to fix an issue or implement a new feature is requesting their voluntary work. This has nothing to do with silencing disagreement.
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
I would never even open a project's site with this name
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
When people asked for the government to regulate intellectual property. But I guess crying about capitalism is easier
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
Grammarly compared to nuclear reactor parts. Now that's some gold medal mental gymnastics
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
> 2009 Did you just search for "Israel books" and copied the link for the first negative looking article for free political karma?
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
> Plus, we have the European Power Grid Ah, I see, solar and wind being volatile are not a problem because you have other countries to generate power for you, even if it is nuclear (that apparently is bad) or coal. What?
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
Oh yeah, telegram is a nazi company, they "commited a crime". Fuck off. What is your plan to defeat nazism, ban the whole internet? Because, sorry for giving you the bad news, Telegram is far from the only place where there are st
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
Stockholm syndrome is a bitch
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
They did not "simply ignore" the court order. They did give the data they had, thats being all info about the groups owner. Furthermore, the court asked for info such as CPF number , home address and Bank account information. How
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by rafaelrc 3y ago
Or from Haskell
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by rafaelrc 4y ago
Wait until people hear about bitwise and