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qsdf38100

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    Comment #42798746

    Meanwhile Tesla CEO does proud, casual, nazi salutes, while his president friend brags about stealing elections in Pennsylvania.

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    Comment #42798700

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    Comment #42785350

    I would agree in a lot of cases. But we aren't all complicit at the same level. I know it's how Trump and Elon work: they make outrage after outrage, crime after crime, so that one…

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    Comment #42777985

    History is watching, and you are complicit. How long are you going to justify censoring anyone against the Grand Free Speech Absolutist? What is going to be _your_ red line?

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    Comment #42777896

    Thank god. I would love to discuss with you, maybe we could save some poor souls that are still into this from turning to full blown fascists.

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    Comment #42774915

    I'm glad to know that some Trump supporters do have red lines. Out of curiosity, up to when did you still support Trump?

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    Comment #42774398

    No I didn't. In the same rally?

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    Comment #42774387

    Musk may not know vote-counting computers better than anyone else, but he certainly has the influence and leverage that would greatly help with such a task.

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    Comment #42774138

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    Comment #41745067

    I don't believe you. But anyway, if you do this for free, you're just a useful idiot.

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    Comment #41739457

    Yes, it’s sad, but I guess it’s expected. Elon bought Twitter to have a propaganda platform, use it for himself, and sell disinformation-as-a-service. Why wouldn’t he pay for astro…

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    Comment #41701695

    Since 1983, the meter is defined in terms of the distance traveled by light in a vacuum during 1 second, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre#Speed_of_light_definitio...

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    Comment #41640645

    Speed of light has recently been redefined, and is now _exactly_ 299792458 m/s. It’s no longer a measurement, it’s a definition.

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    Comment #41616126

    That’s a weird take. I would expect it not being the same cost to do a rewrite in Rust, like, not at all. You can do it incrementally with C++, not to mention not needing to hire a…

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    Comment #41593706

    What’s more probable, violation of the second law, or some experimental error? 94 nano Watts is not a lot of power. I’m not holding my breath…

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    Comment #41560059

    When some repetitive task (rebuilding a program, running tests, …) tend to last more than 30 seconds, I like to make it beep when it’s done so I can do something else and not get c…

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    Comment #41518909

    Surely there are also other ways for whistleblowers/journalists to communicate secrets. And why do you assume the random child porn creator/enjoyer is well funded? This kind of cri…

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    Comment #41515007

    I'm not sure what you mean with this "Wir schaffen das" reference. By attempting to be host refugees, one is committing the fault of being self-righteous?

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    Comment #41514898

    If your weapon against oppression is 99% enabling child pornography to thrive, I fail to see what overall good you are making. How many lives ruined for how many articles read? You…

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    Comment #41508611

    Agreed, except, what is especially European about this?