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Teocali

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    Comment #47374589

    I disagree about window 8. I quite liked it. I honestly think that it was a better OS than win 10, from an user point of view. But maybe I am biased, as I was using a laptop with a…

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    Comment #47110001

    the moment I saw “Persona” n the verification page, I noped out.

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    Comment #47022151

    yes, but did you consider that maybe, just maybe, that a lot less of these cubans would have fled to the US without the embargo ?

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    Comment #47022140

    So it’s okay for the US to starve the Cubans to death since decades ?

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    Comment #47022121

    https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/u-s-lif... Even if you ignore the dip, it’s hard to call the situation “an all time high”. But maybe you have other sources ?

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    Comment #44792526

    As long as one US employee of Amazon has access to this cloud, this cloud is not sovereign.

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    Comment #44079842

    About Notion, they do indeed support Mermaid, but their included version is quite obsolete and they don’t seems so eager to update it. A shame.

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    Comment #41281195

    Didn’t find any source on that. He ran for presidential mandate in 1932 and lost against Hindeburg. But never won an election for the Reichstag. But I agree that, if it he had run,…

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    Comment #41281161

    Thanks for the clarification.

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    Comment #41281137

    As far as I know, they do. That’s part of their consumer data protection act (didn’t remember the exact name). Do you have any source for that ? it would n’a quite helpful, honestl…

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    Comment #41278428

    First, I never said than a dictator never came to power through fair and healthy election. Just that it is rare, much rarer than a lot people think. Second, I would say that the ju…

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    Comment #41278371

    This. Each country have an administrative entity (in France, that’s CNIL, Commission National sur l’Informatique et les Libertés - National Commission on computer and liberties, ro…

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    Comment #41276775

    If Elon and X thinks they cannot in good faith comply with the laws of a country in which X operate, they are right to leave it. I personnaly see the attacks against the judiciary …

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    Comment #41276750

    > If Brazil's leaders are unwilling to allow a speech platform go uncensored, why not ban X? Because it’s not black and white > Should X have to comply with every country's censors…

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    Comment #41276694

    No. That’s factually false. Hitler was named chancellor of the weimar republic by the government. Not elected as such. And it was part of a plot from the weimar government to be ab…

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    Comment #41276682

    You forgot all the votes you need to win to be able to cast your first vote. It’s not easy part, at least in a more-or-less healthy democracy. In France, for exemple, you need firs…

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    Comment #41276631

    They cannot forbid it. But they can rhetorically pass a law asking any website to moderate these talks. And block these site on its territory if it doesn’t comply. Practically, thi…

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    Comment #41276593

    You need to lodge a complaint. It’s time consuming so almost nobody do it. And generally, it came with a slap of the wrist, and the company put up the banner. For a site to be bloc…

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    Comment #41276576

    They will block you through DNS. For 99% of the users base, it’s generally enough.

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    Comment #41276555

    > UK has hate speech laws, and number of people imprisoned or punished is far greater than Russia or other countries. I call counter-bullshit. Provide some source with numbers.

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    Comment #41276521

    I think you mean legally. And yes, yes, Hitler came to power legally. Doesn’t mean it came to power through some elections, which was my point. And calling Alende a dictator need s…

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    Comment #41276496

    Which one ?

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    Comment #41276433

    I did. And Hitler was never elected in a position of power. He strong armed the weimar republic to be named in chancellor, and only after that he held some referendum to validate h…

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    Comment #41276102

    It would blocked in the EU. Also the company could be asked to forbid EU customer to access the product. Wouldn’t be a big threat but it would prevent the company to do any futur b…