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alaricus
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Comment #32401799
There was no flame war in this thread. But there is clear evidence of abuse and harassment by a mod. I'm flagging dang's post in the hope that a real moderator will look at it. Wha…
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Comment #31696137
Apple's attempts to lock customers within it's ecosystem is anti-competitive behaviour that hurts consumers.
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Comment #31696095
I guess we should stop trading with USA because of Iraq then.
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Comment #31680183
America was murdering people in the Middle East more than a decade before ISIS was formed. How is what America did in Fallujah any less evil than what Russia did in Mariupol?
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Comment #31670216
Microsoft kills another great open source project. This is sad. Don't rely on Microsoft.
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Comment #31666446
I was about to say the same about you :) Yes, Russians didn't manage to take Kiev or Kharkiv. But that doesn't change the fact that they are making progress in the east and the sou…
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Comment #31666097
> Two months ago Russian forces controlled a greater fraction of the territory that they do now. Two months ago Russians were still trying to take Mariupol and Sievierodonetsk. The…
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Comment #31665684
Doesn't change the fact that America spent the last 20 years on a mass-murder spree in the Middle East.
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Comment #31665673
Fun fact: the rabidly anti-Nuclear part of German politics is the Green party. Who are also the most pro-American and pro-War faction these days. It makes 0 sense.
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Comment #31665664
How does losing territory put Ukraine in a strong position in the negotiating table? Longer this war lasts, more territory Ukraine will lose. The only place Ukraine is winning is i…
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Comment #31665536
No they are not. The invasion of Iraq, the intervention of Syria, the destabilization of the Middle East are all things Europe strongly objects to.
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Comment #31665526
I use both GitHub and Gitlab for contributing to various open source projects. In my experience Gitlab is far superior. Github is too sluggish and buggy compared to Gitlab.
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Comment #31665479
10% sounds too low. Most of what is on Twitter is spam.
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Comment #31665468
I prefer Firefox.
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Comment #31665453
Ukraine is not winning right now. Unless your definition of winning is "slowly losing territory". Check the map: https://liveuamap.com/
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Comment #31665425
I question the sanity of our politicians that think putting German money into F35 is a good idea.
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Comment #31665420
Intel is subservient to American government. I don't want German taxpayer money going into an entity that is subservient to the American government. For example, America has a habi…
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Comment #31665408
Hardly
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Comment #31665405
America spent 20 years on a mass-murder spree in the Middle East, and we ended up having to take care of millions of refugees as a result. America is not a friend to Europe. We hav…
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Comment #31665400
Ukraine can't win.
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Comment #31665397
EU and Russia are practially neighbours. Our interest is in peace and trade, not war.
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Comment #31665378
Companies like Intel don't transfer knowledge. In fact, they often suck local talent out.
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Comment #31658112
Increasing trade with Russia is the most effective way to avoid a war. When goods and services don't cross borders, armies will.
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Comment #31658092
If you want to buy a laptop/server than you pretty much have to choose between Intel and AMD. Thankfully, the world is slowly changing.
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Comment #31658081
Nord Stream 2 was opposed by Americans who want to sell overpriced LNG to Europe. It was also opposed by Eastern Europeaners such as Tusk who (understandibly) dislike Russia.