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The UK laws are indeed, oddly enough, much more restrictive than the US laws here. If there is one country with worse police powers than the USA it is the UK. The UK people always complain about BREXIT now (which they themselves decided to
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I kind of assumed that they actually meant UK. It's indeed confusing. I'd wish the BBC would use a consistent naming scheme. Guess only England was meant. That would insinuate they don't care about scotland though.
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Elimination means 0%. If BBC wants to convey something else, they should use other statements. The title insinuates this. > Drug users have a range of The title does not even mention drug users. The title refers to the hepatitis C virus.
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> So indeed diagnosing the cases is leading directly to deaths prevented. This is not what the title claims. The title claims that hepatitis C is to be eliminated, aka 0%. This is not possible; anyone with a basic 101 virology knows why.
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The title shows a lack of understanding. BBC has become really low quality.
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I have read this before, and while I do not disagree, I am about 100% convinced that this is NOT confined to merely facebook doing bribes. The reason I say this is because you can see many different countries all becoming victim to age snif
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You raise an interesting point in the first sentence. It might be that age sniffing could actually violate the US constitution. As for lobbyists: I think we can probably determine the key lobbyists, e. g. if we map the data and names. And i
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I don't see the argument here. You can easily adjust the law to force verification. You seem to assume that "this is now final, nothing will change after that". Why would you assume this to be the case?
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I predicted this would happen. Others also predicted this would happen. I think now even the last person realises that this has nothing to do with age "verification". They simply hate us for our freedom. And it is clearly a move c
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I don't think solo messages of "I did something good on this day" will help fix the negative karma billionaires amassed. IMO they only got rich via illegal and illogical means. In a democracy there should not be singular para
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These AI companies owe us money.
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Looks like a horrible flow. I feel sadness for the guy.
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How can they reason that evidence was destroyed when they can not prove it ever existed in the first place?
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What is more shocking is how deeply undermined democracies are. A good example is the age sniffing. You literally have the same restrictive law coming up in all democracies, with only miniscule differences. This is not a coincidence.
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I am not really working on anything new as such, but I am mostly just polishing existing workflows. For instance, the task for today will be to use mechanize (in ruby) to automatically tap into a webservice which I use manually right now vi
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Is that good or bad? That's a genuine question here.
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Well, some websites claimed China is behind it, which could make sense (I would not know either way). At the same time, though, I kind of doubt your carte blanche here for all those companies. Why would you think none of them are responsibl
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AI skynet is winning. It is stealing time from humans, thus forcing down their activity, as can be seen here. A headline would be great if those AI companies would close down. I hold them all responsible for this.
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Packages were handled way before 2025 already, so it is strange that you insinuate they'd all only burn out within a year, and before that it was all cake and tea. NixOS is dying, everyone sees this right now. > but we've also
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> the Nixpkgs core team disbanding does not mean Nixpkgs or Nix is dying. Nice attempt to try to rescue here, but everyone sees that NixOS is dying. When a group of, say, ten people give up in a moment, that does not bode well for the fu
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Let's not sugarcoat it too much: NixOS is dying. Also, we see censorship running supreme again: "This post was flagged by the community and is temporarily hidden" People need to stop censoring everything, seriously. NixOS goi
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This seems to make Larry more harmless. A lawnmower does not think. Larry thinks, so it seems to white-wash Larry here. It's more like that movie with Stephen King where the cars and other machines turn actively evil. Hilarious movie t
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Makes sense, but they take an anti-AI stand, which I find good no matter for which reason they do that.
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Not long ago it seemed as if AI Skynet is winning the war. Now slowly, the Empire strikes back - not just Oracle, but more and more resist the tyranny of AI skynet slop. I am upset that these corporations drove up the RAM prices still. They
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It's even more hilarious than that because all nuclear energy is heavily subsidized by taxpayers already. People such as Doug just lie strategically. No surprise in that current government of liars.
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Now people understand why Merz is so obedient to Trump: USA always pays Germany handsomely. Canadians understood Trump being a problem. German taxpayers also understand this. It is german politicians who consistently act against the people
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It is more money for the courts. Not really restitution to society. Will Facebook change its policies? No.
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No, the fine is still small and thus irrelevant. It is just the courts milking money here. IF they want to fix the behaviour of mega-corporation, there must be mandatory jail sentence. When Suckerberg goes into prison for the next 10 years,
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Those fines do not really work. You need mandatory jail sentence for the CEO etc...
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Sounds like an ad. "Eat this gum, it is so healthy."
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