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Comment #28149711
Seems like you people get really authoritarian when you get bored! Better find another job or something before the next Lenin sprouts.
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Comment #28149681
Thanks for the picture, that explains some things.
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Comment #28147547
Nice, you could boil a cup of water for your tea just by putting it outside.
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Comment #28143905
Is this a rhetorical question?
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Comment #28134825
How can I file a formal complaint against the EU for this stupid cookie law?
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Comment #28134717
>Another thing Tik Tok does is get rid of people who are obese, queer, or otherwise the target of harassment. As a user: nice.
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Comment #28132127
Maths do not have a why.
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Comment #28131466
I assume this is the same as the figures of how many people speak Catalan.
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Comment #28129369
The ones who glow in the dark.
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Comment #28129246
You have to read it with the voice of Groundskeeper Willie.
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Comment #28128558
If you spent your time developing this software and then you gave it away, doesn't it stand to reason that your time is worthless?
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Comment #28116779
Ruptly is Russian media, so I suppose they have the freedom to report these things that local media doesn't have.
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Comment #28116764
This argument is crap and you should be ashamed to use it as a personal attack.
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Comment #28116682
So if they want to be xenophobic, what's the problem? It's their country and they can do whatever they want with it.
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Comment #28114953
It couldn't have been an honest mistake, they must have blocked it for political reasons. Imagine living in this state of paranoia.
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Comment #28114905
Huawei phones have always had a high price point. Huawei and Xiaomi have never competed.
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Comment #28110850
Firefox has been embedding ads in the interface since way before Edge started doing it.