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Comment #41769380
It has nearly nothing to do with the tech industry or counterculture and everything to do with being shit at urban planning and selling land to speculators on the cheap, so you end…
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Comment #41621484
Living in an apartment rather than a house is a strange definition of poverty.
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Comment #41588078
How do they see TOR traffic in a TLS tunnel?
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Comment #41587226
Might have something to do with how that particular website is using Cloudflare.
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Comment #41587193
Is it? Why should a random third world country be allowed to trade with Russia, Iran, North Korea or China? If anything, it would make sense if there were more sanctions, not less,…
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Comment #41587176
You are likely overreacting. If you don't slap random trackers on the website, it doesn't ask you to do much at all.
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Comment #41587165
Sadly the EU doesn't really communicate this very well, and doesn't care to call out outright propaganda from ad tech and surveillance businesses, but the regulation is not actuall…
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Comment #41481966
Yeah, people obsessed with Russia, and sometimes even normal experts studying Russia tend to use Russian words that way.
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Comment #41481943
Chris Marshall from New York Oblast :)
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Comment #41481907
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Comment #41475504
The fluoride added to the drinking water in the US exposes you to many more times than using a fluoride tooth paste, so any leeching from this is likely inconsequential. There's al…
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Comment #41401818
It's not your customers' fault that your business model is not viable, and guilting people into turning off AdBlock is manipulative and detrimental to overall human productivity. A…
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Comment #41343408
Funding source is irrelevant.
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Comment #41282556
Do you have the Apple silicon version? The brew package is messed up somehow IIRC a the up to date version for Apple silicon doesn't have the graphical shortcuts (I don't remember …
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Comment #41282536
VLC doesn't play everything though. mpv plays stuff that VLC can't play. I never have to worry about codecs or installing anything.
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Comment #41282521
Doesn't it already keep the audio in sync by default? What's the difference with this option?
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Comment #41282485
If your distro has outdated packages, that's a problem with your distro. You can always just open files with a CLI if you want to see the error messages. What do you mean can't dra…
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Comment #41282448
You can play it with mpv, it depends on the hardware/drivers. It worked fine on a random Ryzen Lenovo laptop with Linux even though MacOS version of mpv couldn't play it correctly …
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Comment #41149768
Can't blame people for not using shelters if you make them feel like a prison. Would you use a shelter where you can't control light switches, get woken up by a siren, get your stu…
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Comment #41131458
Both of those things are in fact tractable, and many other countries manage to keep track of who's supposed to be in them just fine. It's telling that you think something that shou…
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Comment #41048842
Are you gonna give everyone a national ID and wall up the border first? Or just let everyone come and get the free money?
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Comment #41048811
They do vote for free roads instead of rail infrastructure even though the economics are worse. Especially for cargo traffic.
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Comment #41048768
Why do you think dogs deserve no kill shelters? Euthanizing stray dogs and other critters in urban areas is quite common throughout the world and most definitely a superior choice …
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Comment #41048681
Most American housing is 2x4 garden sheds where if you stomp a bit harder the floorboards are gonna dislodge and you'll literally see the mud beneath your house. Also, most people …
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Comment #41048601
Working on your own projects is also work. There's no reason why the term work should refer exclusively to working for an employer.