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sergiogjr
3mo ago
I thought people were paying for Mullvad for a service. "Oh, my money is going to fund a political party I disagree with". You pay for a service, and thinking you now have a say on how the service provider decides to use the money
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5mo ago
Missing some graffiti.
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8mo ago
Rename it to "Make it Soviet".
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8mo ago
"In every case, I have carried out my duties without political fear or favor, focused solely on our mandate of price stability and maximum employment." I take any claims of absolute neutrality with a huge grain of salt. Besides, h
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10mo ago
I'm glad that at times like these, I switched to Brave browser on all of my platforms (desktop and mobile). I can't recommend it enough.
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11mo ago
Having that on a e-bike would be wild.
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1y ago
Should we ever consider broad societal harm, or just focus on individual harm? It's to me just short sighted to only consider the later.
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Twitter's blog posts from 2019 to 2024 appear to be missing from internetarchive
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2y ago
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2y ago
You can see for yourself. https://web.archive.org/web/20240000000000*/https://blog.twi...
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2y ago
I'm not sure that can be applied consistently. Would you say the same about heads of drug cartels or human trafficking rings (not equating these to Kim, as I'm sure you understand)?
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2y ago
Yep, angry unicorn. If the copilot debacle wasn't reason enough to make people migrate or diversify the code repo efforts with, let's say, GitLab, this should.
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2y ago
It will be interesting to see if they release the tallies by region, on how those number will match with the overall result.
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2y ago
Oh, look, the moment decisions don't go the way I agree with, we throw democracy and institutions out of the window. Who's a "threat to democracy" now? Good on you!
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2y ago
A nice personification of the common man from G.K. Chesterton, like uncountable others we will never hear about outside our own real life circles.
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3y ago
I think we have to make a discernment between operating and manufacturing when referring to knowing "how it works". The pilot needs to understand how a plane will behave on the fundamental level when given a set of instructions. A
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3y ago
Nobel prize recognising effort and intent, not outcome. Didn't stop infection. Didn't stop transmission. Adverse effects overlooked and long term ones unknown.
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3y ago
Well, haven't you noticed how the DIE cult is already all over entertainment? Sports teams kneeling down because of "oppression" and pop culture being absolutely dominated by sex and violence propaganda? Specially those being
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3y ago
In the name of progressivism, epistemology in humanities has been dismantled, and business schools soon after were captured by the DIE (diversity, inclusion, equity) religion. Finally the demented Paulo Freire idolaters are coming for stem
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3y ago
How about "ChatGPT will fabricate rhetoric regardless of logic or truthfulness"? Which just makes me think ChatGPT could replace a great majority of politicians.
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4y ago
Using Brave Browser and never looked back. I use MSEdge for work stuff (client testing as it's their default). It was vanilla, but recently I had to install uBlock (minimum). It was too unbearable to do a simple search for some technic
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5y ago
How big of an Ice cube? As big as a brick? Yes, can be just as deadly and a coble stone.
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5y ago
Market forces at play. Good on them. Move along, nothing to see here.
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5y ago
The way I see it is that MS has probably put as much financial investment in the development of this product as in the research of legalities regarding its release with its highly paid legal army. To expect a multi billion dollar company to
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5y ago
I'm still expecting the: “We apologize again for the fault in the commits. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.” - UMN CS&E
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6y ago
They are the anointed ones of which Thomas talks about in https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3044.The_Vision_of_the_A...
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6y ago
Now with MS Edge, wouldn't it be an option just to move to its store and flip Google off? Just a thought.
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6y ago
Well, now with MS Edge, wouldn't it be an option to move to its store and flip Google off? Just a thought.