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Comment #49249266
>Generally, I try to pay attention to good arguments against my ideas, not good arguers. I agree, but it’s so much harder, you have to evaluate every argument, you can’t outright f…
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Comment #49244582
That wasn’t the question. Do you care about humans using a bot to grab your webpage and extract information about it? If not, that’s fine, you just don’t care about a specific cate…
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Comment #49229764
I simply don’t get why a human using a browser and a human using a bot using wget to load a page are different for a hoster, from your point of view. My suspicion is that you did n…
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Comment #49220439
Not for browsers then?
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Comment #49220035
How is the difference relevant here?
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Comment #49185638
At least some do not. I have been presented “IDeal/Wero” QR code which were unreadable for my banking app (which supports Wero).
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Comment #49152205
> European OEMs and major suppliers have spent nearly €150 billion annually,12 split roughly equally between R&D and capital investments. Really not what the previous comment said.…
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Comment #49150299
I‘m interested in reading about the 150 billions. Do you have a good source?
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Comment #49115372
I find it ironic to discuss how burning forests is going to help fight the consequences of… too much CO2?
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Comment #49115343
I think you missed the point of the parent comment. It wasn’t about rich people.
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Comment #49115314
This is just trolling. So. Boring. Something can be urgent while no one is doing anything about it. Would not be the first time. That point would be the first of many incoherences …
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Comment #49073004
If you’re traveling with kids, they have all the leverage they need.
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Comment #49051179
Ah but I never said they made a judgment?
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Comment #49044678
Who is “they“ is your sentence, I’m not following, sorry
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Comment #49044673
I didn’t say Linux is about this? I’m not following you.
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Comment #49044664
It is, especially the “above everything wise” definitely is an ethical decision, and one many often disagree with.
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Comment #49041339
You are saying this like pursuing profit above anything else is not a moral judgment one can heavily disagree with.
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Comment #48903753
I am not following how it was better if it was illegal before. Illegally euthanising someone was not considered a homicide, how is that possible?
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Comment #48903749
I think plain stupidity is more likely, no need for conspiracy.
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Comment #48855986
I think the parent comment was sarcastic, no?
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Comment #48855979
Honest and professional is not the same, to summarize. You can be both, but you definitely can be honest and unprofessional or even childish. Children are very honest for example.
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Comment #48832193
If it leaks into independent medias, they probably will have a hard time erasing it. If they erase it before it makes it to any independent media, they have a good chance it will n…
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Comment #48830148
You’ll have to define “smartest”. Crime and IQ don’t really correlate (negatively or positively) as far as I know.
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Comment #48830132
Well but the point was, that these are wiped from the internet. Sure it’s convenient, but I wouldn’t put it past the Chinese government - I’m sure they have erased quite a bit of u…
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Comment #48794413
I think you missed my point. What’s coming will obviously not be the middle age, that’s in the past. It will still be bad.