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Febra33

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    Comment #43631100

    It's surprising how far Brazil has come in terms of financial transactions. Truly something amazing. It's also unsurprising to see outlets like The Economist somewhat criticise thi…

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    Comment #43613066

    No one's saying that you should take an absolute standpoint. I'm just asking, what's wrong with China since you made that comment as if China is bad for some reason.

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    Comment #43586147

    > Let's not confuse the company with the country What's wrong with China? They're wonderful in the OSS ecosystem.

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    Comment #43439998

    I'd rather not play stupid games for barely a prize worth it. With other words, I don't want US immigrations officers going through my phone, seeing a Trump critical message and th…

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    Comment #43422650

    Yes. As someone publicly critical of the Trump administration, I don't want my entire social media presence crawled by immigration officers, just to end up in some detention centre…

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    Comment #43411517

    Sadly too many people on HN are part of the tech right, or straight up crypto bros and hate seeing these headlines.

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    Comment #43411503

    I have family in the US that I used to visit on a yearly basis, and as of this year I am afraid to visit them ever again. I'm an engineer with a very good income and a very stable …

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    Comment #43162956

    Time to move away from Apple before they train their AI Models on the rest of my data that they left untouched

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    Comment #43087361

    [flagged]

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    Comment #43080840

    Free speech absolutists, am I right?

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    Comment #43076596

    Oh no! You're banned now! Look, the international word police has put a warrant out for you. And other problems that do not exist.

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    Comment #43066321

    Funny. Who would've thought that a shitshow of an administration will bring instability?

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    Comment #42938243

    LMAO. You clearly need to read more about Hitler's rise to power and how he was actually elected. You people really do not understand politics nor democracy.

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    Comment #42938196

    That ban is imaginary. It never existed. Many people decided to use other terms at their free will and others didn't. Both terms can be still found in plenty of projects.

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    Comment #42866518

    I've already switched to Tuta since it's a company that aligns with my own values a lot more. Cancelled my proton subscription.

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    Comment #42757352

    Time for the EU to ban Google, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, due to foreign interference.

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    Comment #42757326

    "Sometimes" fails. If sometimes is every day.

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    Comment #42757306

    The US hegemony is dying and it is showing. The sign of a crumbling empire. Also, funny how any made up argument about national security goes before the first amendment.

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    Comment #42654375

    Not if you learn something out of it! And thank you for the legal advice (:

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    Comment #42643191

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    Comment #42643187

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    Comment #42577592

    That's what happens when the neolibs design the economy and no one under 40 can afford to start a family.

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    Comment #37883372

    > The delay is now such a common occurrence that the train manager does not even both to mention it to disembarking passengers. Do these corporations even have proofreaders?

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    Comment #34431577

    https://www.kenn-dein-limit.de/alkoholberatung/informationen... You can definitely buy beer. > Does this not support the authors point that he had to work hard to find these places…

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    Comment #34431426

    I could definitely feel the propagandistic nature of this piece of "journalism".