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eowln
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Comment #48126230
Still, why should be Telegram paying for this, when they offer the service for free?
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Comment #48126008
Exactly. I know of many public grants that you can’t get if you aren’t doing everything in the EU, and so many companies in the EU would cease to exist without these handouts. It’s…
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Comment #48119194
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Comment #48119132
If they were in the same tribe they wouldn’t be excluded. Unless you move the goalposts of what the tribe is.
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Comment #48112348
Not wasting our money, I hope…
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Comment #48112176
The more we solve economic inequality the less children people have since they have more interesting things to do with their lives.
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Comment #48111993
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Comment #48108522
I have none, I already am aware of the functioning of the systems that have been deployed, hence my statements of fact.
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Comment #48107702
There are no active implementations that do not suffer from severe issues.
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Comment #48107450
>privacy-preserving age verification No such thing.
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Comment #48107005
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Comment #48098830
Outlook is better than Gmail? This is a hotter-than-the-Sun take. Have you actually tried both?
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Comment #48092262
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Comment #48073040
I was talking about the first world. And yes, I think most if not all of the problems in the first world are gratuitously self-inflicted.
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Comment #48072987
Practically all the ills we suffer currently are depressing manifestations of an aging society. That, and the lack of real issues to solve.
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Comment #48068921
I predict in the future many will blame the poor overall quality of software and the poor uptime of services on AI, as if things weren’t terrible before AI.
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Comment #48062934
That’s not what I said. I said there are more important things to increase the wellbeing of the citizens of a country than democracy. In other words, a country can use democracy as…
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Comment #48062822
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Comment #48035861
He didn’t mention race anywhere in his comment. Unless you think Californians or Sicilians are a different race, which is an, uh… interesting theory.
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Comment #48035188
I doubt Canonical cares much about the desktop segment, at least the segment that doesn't pay. They seem to be focusing on servers. Or at least that's what it seems to me.