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hagbard_c

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About hagbard_c

rate limited: 2024-04-16 @ 01:10 CET in a discussion related to the cancellation of those who do not follow the desired narrative. To paraphrase the well-known philosopher A. Morissette: Isn't it ironic?

rate limit removed: 2024-04-16 rate limited: 2025-01-16 @ 00:54 most likely due to a reaction [1] to someone who went partisan when the term 'TDS' was mentioned. It is odd how HN has no problems with someone spouting clearly partisan political propaganda but frowns upon someone answering in dry terms on the misuse of a term.

rate limit removed: 2025-01-16 [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42717744

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49250064

    If you read his books - your dismissive comment does not make it clear whether you did - you know the Soviet judicial system - for what it was worth - made a difference between 'no…

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    Comment #49249551

    Those photo's don't look austere because they were meant to show the great and immortal ideal created in the unbreakable union of Soviet republics: Sing to the Motherland, home of …

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    Comment #49237462

    I've used natural gas stoves, propane stoves, petrol stoves, kerosene stoves, naphta stoves, spirit-burning stoves, resistive electrical stoves, 'halogen' electric stoves, inductio…

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    Comment #49226577

    > In the USSR, workers (in Soviets) voted their delegates and the delegates in turn elected the top hierarchy of the communist party. Are you seriously claiming that 'workers' in t…

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    Comment #49226534

    You're comparing a (probably rural?) 'general store' in the 80's with current megastores and for some reason link that to the austerity experienced under communism with centrally p…

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    Comment #49226369

    Have you read The Gulag Archipelago? If not you should, it tells you a lot about Soviet prisons and a lot of other things Soviet you might do well learning about. Read it, it is we…

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    Comment #49226311

    That picture is the USSR equivalent of the pictures of clean streets without homeless encampments made in San Francisco when Gavin Newsom cleaned up the place before the leader of …

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    Comment #49225792

    I think you need to (un)learn a lot before your ideas are 'acceptable' to me. Start with realising you're projecting your own ideas - which you insist on calling 'bigoted' - on oth…

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    Comment #49216726

    Nope, you're doing exactly what the parent poster said, feeling secure in the 'support' you expect to get from many others on this site. The 'no politics' rule has always been a bi…

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    Comment #49216279

    > When I read comments like yours, I always read "homogeneous" as "ethnically pure", and judge the comment writer accordingly. followed by: > but I think your projecting your idea …

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    Comment #49202371

    Earlier on I posted the following comment which for some inexplicable reason got flagged: The BBC forgot - or, as is more likely, refused to mention - rule #0: ensure a homogeneous…

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    Comment #49199629

    The BBC forgot - or, as is more likely, refused to mention - rule #0: ensure a homogeneous culture with rather stringent rules around public behaviour.

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    Comment #49189662

    I care about keeping the discourse free from these virtue-signalling disclaimers, not about whatever you think you need to signal about. I consider it irrelevant whether you like o…

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    Comment #49189435

    Strange, I've been using it for about 15 years on many different devices and it works just fine. Maybe that is related to the fact that I tend to shun closed-source applications wh…

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    Comment #49188782

    He did: "The mobile linux space isn't exactly looking good right now, but it holds some promise. Ubuntu Touch managed to survive being abandoned by Canonical, and postmarket is sti…

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    Comment #49187897

    I've installed Proxmox on RasPi 4 and up using an unofficial port, it has been running without problems for several years. Now that there is an officially supported version it shou…

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    Comment #49181436

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    Comment #49175082

    Competitor explains why competition's product falls short - film at 11. I'd say the proof is in the pudding, which system shows the best results under different circumstances. I su…

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    Comment #49147558

    Wikipedia is an unreliable source especially when it comes to 'narrative-affirming' claims.

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    Comment #49139154

    They shoot horses, don't they? Rollerball. Tattoo yourself if you want to be interviewed.

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    Comment #49135173

    These are 'A++' marked LED bulbs according to the old energy label standard which would be between C and D in the new label standard. They're supposed to last for '15 years' accord…

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    Comment #49129510

    > Maybe you're just buying cheap poor quality bulbs? If only that were true. Osram is a well-renowned brand so you'd think their - rather pricey - 'high-wattage' (10W) bulbs meant …

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    Comment #49128895

    The Doppler effect on your last words seems to confirm you just did.

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    Comment #49045612

    That seems rather unlikely given the the ways of the fruit factory. They don't stand to gain anything from loosening their stranglehold on their flock while they could lose substan…

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    Comment #49043073

    You don't need to virtue signal your dislike of Musk-the-person to be allowed to show your admiration for the exploits of SpaceX. I don't care what you think about Musk and I'm pre…