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Comment #24589885
I imagine this article doesn’t include the whole story and is probably biased. Perhaps China was more specific about whatever Wikimedia did.
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Comment #24589735
> the Wikimedia Foundation was carrying out political activities via the volunteer-led Wikimedia Taiwan chapter Is this true?
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Comment #24589479
Digital information cannot be stolen.
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Comment #24589304
The result would be the San Francisco font... rendered terribly.
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Comment #24587804
I’m astonished by the amount of people who choose to leak code on 4chan.
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Comment #24581402
It is. 50% of youth unemployment in Spain for example.
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Comment #24581136
That’s interesting, thank you.
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Comment #24580549
I said freer, not completely free. And by free I mean the amount of people who currently use for example WhatsApp, which allows us to freely communicate with others. Even my mother…
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Comment #24580257
> Like, physically holding back tears. Serious. Time to step away from the computer, miss. Regarding the rest of your comment: sorry to say this but the internet is freer now than …
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Comment #24579943
And what’s India currently?
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Comment #24570738
There are many things you can’t post online because you’d get in trouble.
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Comment #24569102
> since we can freely trade information over the public internet No we can’t.
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Comment #24569031
Many people including me use the browser maximised all the time.
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Comment #24568647
I don’t understand the sarcasm. Those resources cost Oracle money, and they give them for free to researchers. A mention in return is very reasonable.
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Comment #24565067
You are comparing European culture to Anglo culture. That’s pears to oranges. Not saying one is better than the other, but they work differently.
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Comment #24556219
For context Android 10 was released over a year ago.
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Comment #24554171
> over half a million people were trained as part of the project in the first seven months of 2020 - around 15% of the region’s population In the meantime countries such as Spain “…
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Comment #24553727
Not more intimidating than occupying someone else’s property, I guess.
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Comment #24552631
From the article it seems they are a pro immigration group that is mostly bothered by the collaboration with ICE
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Comment #24552140
I assume they are constructive and have a different proposal on how to manage the southern border of the country?
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Comment #24552093
Fibre deployments are very expensive; very often it makes no sense whatsoever to deploy fibre, especially to rural communities.
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Comment #24548092
Define disproportionate. Is it not proportionate to the number of citizens?
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Comment #24543283
When I saw Doom 2016 running on OpenGL I was shocked. I would’ve never thought you could write an AAA game with it. It made me wonder why game developers use DX instead.
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Comment #24542064
Where I am there are more isps that support pcp than isps that support ipv6 at all (zero)