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2025-10-23 13:54:31 CEST

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_We_ are in a race against time and authoritarianism here. Neither of us are on the side of the politicians and socialists who are currently building out something far worse than 1984.
But as long as there is decentralization of power, and an increase in technology, we have the means to protect ourselves. Either hiding in plain sight, or joining some billionaire in moonshot projects with the purpose of establishing a free state somewhere.

2025-10-15 18:39:59 CEST

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Hmm, strange, the original comment disappeared.
But what you write here is completely 100% correct.
Libertarianism is nothing else but the scientific answer to the question of how we structure society to maximize our wealth and material quality of life.
That's it!
Once that is achieved, libertarianism has nothing else to say. And what _you_ should do with your life, at that point, is entirely up to you.

2025-09-15 12:06:44 CEST

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If that is the common opinion, there will never be "peace".
On the other hand... I have no answer to the question of how to return to a more civilized political discourse and respect for peoples opinions and freedom of speech.
And again, I fully understand the right.

2025-09-13 14:44:08 CEST

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Hmm... that is an interesting north/south korea situation. Would europe even be interested?
It would require a massive migration of millions of russians back to russia, so that europeans can reclaim Königsberg. Without that, it would be like taking over a vipers nest, that would just cost money and generate nothing.

2025-03-07 09:45:49 CET

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regular life, and a complete disregard for win/win solutions, increased science and technology.
Until all the earths coal power plants are closed, for instance, I cannot take a single politician seriously. The only thign they talk about is banning things and increasing taxes. That is clearly just a fig leaf for a major power grab and rollback of democracy.

2025-02-05 10:56:46 CET

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generating web service, since the original owners were going to shut it down. They lost money on it, since they choose to run it on a 6 node k8s cluster.
I took it over and my technical partner now runs it on 1 (!!) VM.
We make a few 100 EUR per months in profit all of a sudden, and the old owners due to k8s lost money on it. =)

2025-02-02 11:01:54 CET

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Sorry, should have read all the new messages before repsonding. I agree, btrfs is excellent for home use!

2025-02-01 11:03:54 CET

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With that in mind, I am very curious about how AI might lessen the reading skill of students.
As a teacher, I see it all the time. Students don't google, search and read, they ask the AI and get snippets back.
I worry, that over time, this will make it more difficult for people to read and engage with big masses of information.

2025-01-27 17:15:08 CET

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Yes, exactly! I did try it out, and I found the source code to be exceptionally easy to understand and modify, even for a non C-programmer like myself.
I also have modified my alpine email client (also written in C) a bit, which also was possible.
I think many people are too afraid to dive into the source. It is possible even for people who are not professional programmers, and it is a very sweet feeling when you modify your program to work exactly the way you like it! =D

2024-06-07 22:11:02 CEST

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Tax is theft, and thus impossible to justify ethically.
But maybe you are an evil person Dicey? If so, you are at least consistent in your beliefs even though they are morally revolting.