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kanox

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    Comment #25231705

    Amazon and Facebook are already global because they offer universally valuable services. But you? You're a worthless piece of shit.

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    Comment #25231402

    Hackernews is a garbage community.

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    Comment #25220095

    None, hopefully. Facebook should not give in to censorship campaigns.

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    Comment #25212958

    Loneliness is not a real problem, the problem is those who insist on bothering others.

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    Comment #25212818

    The FSF is absolutely about software and promoting free/libre alternatives to proprietary solutions is their core activity.

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    Comment #25210489

    Russians are not the enemy, Russia is the enemy. And this is based on Putin's foreign policy towards smaller neighbors that it historically controlled.

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    Comment #25209835

    Russia still wants to dominate Eastern Europe and must be opposed. The US is an excellent partner in that, much better than Western EU.

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    Comment #25209601

    Yes. Is there a good reason for agriculture to be less concentrated than industrial sectors, for example automotive?

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    Comment #25209546

    > Germany tries buying gas from Russia and the USA sanctions the fuck out of companies that are even just marginally involved in it. Good! Russia is an enemy.

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    Comment #25189915

    Apple has been designing their own GPUs for a while.

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    Comment #25189896

    PCI and USB bus standards include dynamic enumeration but ARM SOCs normally only use them as external interfaces. IP blocks inside the SOC itself usually just expose their register…

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    Comment #25188421

    You clearly have no idea what an "authoritarian regime" means.

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    Comment #25187760

    It's sad that we're so far down the slippery slope of censorship that people are cheering for authoritarian governments.

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    Comment #25187653

    There is no equivalence between advertising companies tracking what you browse and a government's ability to throw you in prison.

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    Comment #25187182

    This is a textbook example of an authoritarian government banning media outlets that allow criticism. It's unbelievable that anyone can hate Facebook so much that they side with au…

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    Comment #25186582

    My laptop screen bends 180 degrees fully flat on the desk, I use this configuration with an external monitor but no external keyboard. Maybe that's how you would use this system mo…

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    Comment #25177915

    This should be specifically targeted at large internet platforms and service providers (like ISPs). Some sort of cutoff can be found based on revenue, there are plenty of other reg…

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    Comment #25177887

    Large platforms (for example >10m users) should be forced by law to publish everything which is not otherwise illegal.

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    Comment #25177819

    Completely disagree: the rights of individual authors should trump the rights of platforms, otherwise we will find ourselves in a situation where free-speech only applies to Facebo…

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    Comment #25176788

    ctrl-f blockchain: nothing? This technology is clearly crap and ripe for disruption. Sure: there are some good reasons for things to be the way that they are but decades of compati…

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    Comment #25174065

    > Right now, EVs are absolutely creating an regressive tax situation with regards to fuel. Those who can afford to buy newer, efficient cars can usually save money on tax over thos…

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    Comment #25161204

    It's not a family, it's a workplace. If the company pretends otherwise it's better not to work there.

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    Comment #25155495

    > As another commenter here says: just use an old computer to run your old software. Developing emulators is a much easier solution than preserving compatibility at the hardware or…