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2025-11-30 11:44:32 CET

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Good point. Counting chromeos, linux and bsds, it does start to look like a nice trend.
Looking at the mobile side of the equation, android and ios have thoroughly crushed the competition.

2025-11-29 11:41:03 CET

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A populist socialist can only punish the middle classes. But that was lies ruin. Business activity will decline, people will slowly move away, work less, and tax revenues will decrease.
For a beautiful example of this damage, look no further than sweden. After ww2, the richest country in europe. Fast forward to today, and socialism has pushed sweden down to the EU average.
The "blessing" is that this happens at a

2025-11-29 11:40:55 CET

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This is the cruel irony of modern socialism. It's the worker who gets punished, while believing that he will be rewarded. Excellent manipulation by the socialist leaders!
The rich will just move away, which means that it is impossible to tax them. Sweden lost hundred of billions by chasing away billionaires in the 70s, and is a much porer country today for it.

2025-11-21 11:04:16 CET

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Thank you for sharing. The idea is elegant. But the brain torture to go from classic to functional is too painful for me to ever have done it, when the classic approach works for 99% of my use cases. I can understand the reasoning for it though, if you work as a professional programmer with bigger codebases.
My simple stuff rarely exceeds a few 1000 lines.

2025-11-12 18:54:57 CET

I invoke the wisdom of the fediverse!
Would you buy a Lenovo T14s or a X13 Gen 6? And why would you choose the one you do?
I'm leaning towards the X13 Gen 6 due to light weight and long battery life. But I am worried about the quality. X13 is a new line, and the T14s is older. But the T14s is bigger and heavier, and I do not know how it compares when it comes to battery life.

2025-11-10 12:07:09 CET

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I teach, and I help IT startups to establish themselves and grow in northern europe.

2025-11-05 16:40:58 CET

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It seems to me, that what would perhaps better capture your point of view, is the "market of ideas" or a "market of culture".
Ideas and cultures meet and compete, as memes, in the minds of people. The ones that bring value conquer, and the ones that do not, "die".
But, since it is ideas, they never die. They can just sleep in books, on blogs, until they are read, and awakened again.

2025-11-05 16:17:11 CET

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Well, that may be, but it has nothing to do with the tragedy of the commons, which means "unfettered access to a finite, valuable resource". Intangibles are not finite resources.
So yes, intangibles matter, just like ideas matter, but connceting them with the totc leads us astray.

2025-11-04 17:09:01 CET

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resources, and something which lives outside the market system.
I therefore reject intangibles as an example of the "totc".
Roads, not a problem, plenty of private roads, history I do not agree, that is a different battle field along with culture and knowledge. Those intangibles don't make sense to me from a totc perspective.
"Even more, if you own land and want to avoid the tragedy of the commons, you will have to use force to ensure others do not exploit it."

2025-11-04 17:06:50 CET

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"The best example of this is the Green Belt in the UK. Aristocrats owned it and kept it until democracy seized it."
Never heard of, but this is very interesting. I have to look into this, since it could be a new example when I debate this! Thank you!
"But, no, you can never eliminate the commons. Roads are the commons, history is the commons, culture is the commons, even knowledge is the commons."
I think one clarification here is that the commons is based on physical

2025-11-03 18:13:05 CET

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"This requires organic culture and leaders coming from within it, like aristocrats."
This I do not know what it means.

2025-11-03 18:12:45 CET

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I agree with a lot here. I agree that a monkey can realize this, by just looking out the window.
"Without culture, tragedy of the commons."
This I do not agree with. Eliminate the commons, and you eliminate the tragedy. There are plenty of examples that show this.
"Without leadership, conquest by foreign or natural disasters."
This is a tricky question and depends on the definition of leadership. Ultimately, we are all "leaders" of our own lives. So yes and no.

2025-11-02 12:20:21 CET

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Those ethnic english people! Always running around stabbing people! Just like the ethnic swedes engaging in grenade attacks and burning cars!

2025-11-02 11:54:47 CET

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Hmm... that one I'm less sure about. All groups are not equal (pun intended!).

2025-11-01 12:38:26 CET

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Agreed!

2025-10-31 11:49:12 CET

Ahhh.... you just have to love some of your more indoctrinated customers.
I tell them I can probably save them 50k-100k USD (!) per year, by moving away from Microsoft, and providing them with a better and safer option.
The answer?
No, not interested.
Add to that, that they have problems with leaked credentials from time to time, which as cost them another 100k USD in unwanted crypto mining in Azure.
Truly, when you are a global IT corp, apparently you can do no wrong, and there is no

2025-10-25 12:48:38 CEST

@npub1vlu…xzzu @npub1r42…kn7t @npub16w9…5x5h @npub1050…88up @npub1wmf…ddrv [@verita84](https://poster.place/users/verita84 )
Sounds reasonable. There was lots of debate about the interpretation of old jewish customs within early christianity, and among other things, if non-jews should be allowed into the sect or not.
So yes, I agree that there were liberal influences in early christianity.
It is also interesting to note that once it established hegemony, it then quickly crushed all opposition.

2025-10-16 23:26:20 CEST

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I think this goes back to the biggest weakness of libertarianism in my opinion... it is a highly unstable system that has never managed to survive for more than a few 100 years or so historically.
No matter how peaceful and smart the libertarians are, if the neighbours are criminals and violent authoritarians, the libertarian society soon crumbles.
The only light in the tunnel that I see, is modern technology which gives smaller

2025-10-04 13:12:56 CEST

Hmm, so the AI-bubble theme has now reached the mainstream.
It seems to me that the only thing we are now waiting for is for some serious earnings shortfalls in the AI sector, and then the house of cards can finally start to fall down.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/03/jeff-bezos-ai-in-an-industrial-bubble-but-society-to-benefit.html

2025-09-28 13:02:19 CEST

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I'd say it depends on the age of the students, and nature of the art. In many cases the US are way, waaaaay too puritan when it comes to the shape of the female body.
On the other hand, I can easily imagine that it was some kind of trans teacher showing 5 year olds a penis exhibition.
That happens from time to time in the most woke countries of western europe.

2025-09-15 23:38:07 CEST

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I'm not christian, but if I would be, orthodox would be at the top of the list, possibly with the quakers who also have a mystic aspect. I recommend this book for a flavour of orthodox christianity:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Way_of_a_Pilgrim . I really liked it.

2025-09-15 23:27:04 CEST

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That is sadly the truth.
In my own case, I've lived in "woke paradise" ,that is Sweden, and I solved the problem by simply moving away to eastern europe which is way, waaaaay more conservative than western europe. Overall, a very successful move and quite happy with everything except the real estate quality and market.

2025-09-01 16:16:59 CEST

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As an experiment... which female sci/fi authors do you like the least? I am interested in giving it a go, to see if those are female authors I would actually appreciate! =)

2025-07-29 18:25:28 CEST

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Well, I don't know about the "best", but certainly better than what you get in a modern democracy.
In small nations, missteps become very visible, which creates a pressure to perform. Perhaps that is why micronations that are monarchies perform so well? The rulers do not want to lose their property and be the end of their line. Therefore they cannot exploit their subjects, but must listen to them.

2025-05-06 11:51:26 CEST

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Is he getting tired of Putin? Has he finally realized that Putin has no intention of peace?
That would be wonderful news for Ukraine!

2025-04-03 10:06:22 CEST

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Excellent! Good things happen! 😀

2025-04-01 10:54:09 CEST

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I used to be able to travel with public transportation anonymously. Now there are cameras everywhere and very difficult to pay anonymously. The surveillance society is here, and social credit scores in europe will happen. They just need to find a soft way to introduce it slowly so that people accept it.

2025-03-19 10:01:12 CET

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Note how beautifully socialism fits in with the christian narrative. Everyone will have paradise on earth, all the money you want, no requirements to do something, only thing you need to do is to vote for me.
And in christianity, it is the same paradise, land of plenty, and you only need to believe in me, and this will be realized.
The difference is that the socialists promise it in the here and now, while you have to die in christianity to get your reward.

2025-03-18 19:03:05 CET

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This is the truth. I agree 100%. Voters, in general, are as short sighted as the socialist politicians who appeal to them. Therefore they get away with increasing debt until it crashes, while handing the money out in the form of government grants and subsidies.
No one, or very few, look at the long term. The future of the EU is 100% socialist. Just the fact that in order to get back into the AI race, the EU is looking for a political solution, will tell you that

2025-03-18 09:55:31 CET

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Been libertarian for a long time, but did actually vote pre-corona. After corona I learned that all politicians, regardless of color are incompetent and power hungry (if someone did not realize this fact during corona, they never will) so stopped voting completely since then.
Much better to free yourself through tax lawyers than losing time by putting a small piece of paper in a box.
Sadly the EU is now using the war in ukraine to increase all taxes, so it

2025-03-13 10:09:14 CET

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Don't forget your jabs! ;)

2025-03-11 11:26:01 CET

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Could the navigation systems of Solong have been hacked? I could definitely imagine russian state sponsored hackers, hacking the boat steering it into the other one as an act of terrorism.

2025-03-10 15:15:25 CET

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wealthier! I believe more people should vote with their feet.
That would lead to less polarized societies, more homogeneous societies and happier individuals.
High tax societies would attract people who enjoy paying high taxes, and low tax societies would attract people who do not want government services, and who enjoy paying low taxes.
Everyone happy in the end and no conflict! =)

2025-03-10 15:14:08 CET

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- said the slave.
Jokes aside... that is complete nonsense. Governments and states exist for the needs of their inhabitants. If they fulfill no need, they should be abolished.
Therefore any services or initiatives is entirely upon the maffia gang called "the state" and no shadow rests on the individual.
Personally, I moved from sweden, due to the revolting and highly unethical society it is (when it comes to taxation).
Now I pay about 9%-14% tax total. I am much hapier and

2025-03-10 15:12:32 CET

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works.
Another indicator, but this is hear-say, is that when small countries join the EU, their growth starts to slow down due to the more socialist policies of the EU, than when compared with the growth rates before.
This is a weak argument, because it is impossible to compare the same country pursuing the same goal outside and inside the EU at the same time.

2025-03-10 15:11:25 CET

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The only indication I can think of is that when states do inch closer to the swiss, generally the GDP tends to increase.
But I don't know if any country has consistently pursued a classical liberal policy for a generation in modern time?
If you zoom out, Hong Kong did, and prospered, singapore does, swiss and liechtenstein.
You have the channel islands, manx, all seem to be good places to live.
At some point, I think the only logical conclusion is that classical liberalism

2025-03-10 15:07:37 CET

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Threats of nuclear, blackmail or biological warfare I think are the only destructive strategies that small city states could leverage to get any kind of safety from bigger neighbours.
On the side of peace there is of course trade. Ideally both would realize that they benefit far more from that, but all it takes is a crazy dictator to smash that beautiful thing to pieces.

2025-03-10 15:06:40 CET

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True. I remember that from a history book series I was reading on the middle ages.
Would be fascinating, if that balance would be the optimum for quality of life, while theoretically, stopping political entities from achieving the size that starts world wars.
Then of course there is always the defense problem, as a small entity of city state size, if the neighbours are big.

2025-03-10 15:04:43 CET

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Yes... even better! On the other hand, that might also mobilize the opposition. I'd say it's 50/50. Would depend on the deal. And of course by offering a deal before, he would give denmark the opportunity to counter.

2025-03-10 10:10:35 CET

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You have been naughty and will be deported!

2025-03-10 10:09:25 CET

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It is good! It shifts the norm from the socialist idea that people don't have to care about anything, to the capitalist idea that people need to take responsibility for their own lives.
If this norm can become dominant, entrepreneurs will flourish in a generation and the UK will become an innovation center!

2025-03-10 10:07:33 CET

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Excellent! Approved, please proceed! Once again Liberdon has spoken, and the world listens!

2025-03-10 10:05:43 CET

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I have 1 pair of loake boots for the twinter, 1 pair of Onitsuka tigers for the summer. 2 pairs of oxfords for office use, although those I use about 3-4 times per years, since I stopped working in an office. That's it.
I lika loake. My oldest pair must be like 20 years or so, and they still look great. That's quality for you!

2025-03-10 10:01:38 CET

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What would you do if the internet disappears tomorrow?
This is an interesting thought experiment!
I can only come up with 3 options for communication in case that happened:
1. Through the phone lines with modems.
2. Through LORA-radios.
3. Through HAM radio.
You can forget about downloading programs through all of these (except perhaps 1, so would mostly work for communication, chat, email, and browsing.

2025-03-10 10:00:05 CET

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I would copy Switzerland and Liechtenstein 100%. They must be the 2 most successful countries in the EU region and add to that no natural resources to speak of.
Leftists might complain about the financial sector and low taxes, yet, both countries have higher standards of living than pretty much all other european countries. I think that's a pretty low price to pay for increased living standards! =)

2025-03-10 09:57:25 CET

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No, without anyones help it is doubtful Ukraine would win. But if Ukraine can manipulate europe into action, and I'm talking real action here, not tweeting, then russia would lose.
If you are interested, please find an english translation from the swedish mainstream news about the war. Thought it could be interesting to contrast with your regular news sources.
https://send.vis.ee/download/8ecffae4b120285b/#U_quCZKM39rompoLCXqc0A
Valid for 10 downloads or 3 days.

2025-03-10 09:53:20 CET

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True. Will be interesting to see what happens after the election in greenland. I am certain that Trump will drop by and say "hello" with a sweet business deal.

2025-03-10 09:52:25 CET

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Maybe city states are the way of the future? Democracy was designed to ru na city state, so maybe it's a kind of "optimum size" where people feel that decisions really matter and affect them? The government could also change and adapt more quickly if it runs only a city state vs a country.

2025-03-08 11:15:53 CET

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I think this risks alienating them more, thus, making them achieve less.
I know many who at the beginning supported mild climate protests, but once they started stopping ambulances and planes, have changed their mind, and become less interested in environmental questions.

2025-03-08 10:49:52 CET

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Can't you download it, and apply the change? I have one or two projects I've made small changes to, and do that.
If I cannot reach out to the owner of the project per email and without creating an account, I simply don't.

2025-03-08 10:45:48 CET

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Incorrect statement. They are 10x as well equipped and trained as the russia junk sent into the meat grinder.
Wanting no one to die is a good argument for allowing dictators to rule the planet, and then millions will die in prison camps instead. Much better to take a stand and punish evil.
Socialism killed 100 million, that's what we'll see if china and russia wins.
Complaining about dead is incredible shortsighted and shows a lack of

2025-03-07 21:47:08 CET

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Github is just a piece of Microsoft sh*t. I stay away if I can, and I definitely do not have an account.
I'd recommend shifting all project to Gitlab, Codeberg or any nr of other services.

2025-03-07 21:44:17 CET

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🇺🇦 🇮🇱 🇺🇸

2025-03-07 21:43:52 CET

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There would certainly be no 100+ million dead. Russia would case within a few weeks. And Putins closest circle will stab him to death. Only fools believe in Putins nuclear threats.
Look at Wagner, they rode all the way to moscow without any resistance. The EU would crush russia instantly.

2025-03-07 21:42:45 CET

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If we're talking draft, the EU has 450 million people against russias 150 million. Russia would lose so badly.

2025-03-07 15:17:36 CET

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I think there is some confusion here. When I say EU, I mean EU and all of its members. Its members have 1.3 million soldiers, and they are all sovereign countries. Ergo, they can do a lot, they could have won the war by now.
If EU, the union, cannot do anything it should shut up, and be closed down. It just costs money and has no use or relevance what so ever.

2025-03-07 15:16:13 CET

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I think this could also profitably be studied from the perspective of psychology as well.
If everyone can do what they want, why would there be any envy?

2025-03-07 15:12:53 CET

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Didn't Piketty argue along these lines? Or was he being descriptive?

2025-03-07 15:09:43 CET

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Good! Mastodon has spoken in unison. Coal's gotta go! 🍾

2025-03-07 15:09:08 CET

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Haha... yes, my father says the same thing. Have fun son, he tells me, I've done my part! ;)

2025-03-07 15:08:39 CET

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"Here's is your micro gram of gold for the week"! ;)

2025-03-07 12:59:47 CET

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Nope. The EU has done nothing except tweeting and talking.
The EU needs to post 400k to 600k armed troops along the eastern front. Then the war will temporarily stop.

2025-03-07 12:58:28 CET

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Pay them in gold coins, or fractions of gold coins! =)
https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-coins/

2025-03-07 12:57:33 CET

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Nope. This money will be wasted in the form of bribes and misallocation.
All southern european countries will use this money on stupid things. In 10-15 years, southern europe will go babkrupt as always and the north will have to pay.
This is the beginning of the end of the EU. Yes, it will be a bit better in the short term, at the expense of this being abused in the long term.
We can also expect to see many new millionaires consisting of EU politicians.

2025-03-07 12:56:16 CET

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Nope. This war was started and is being waged by politicians and nation states. If I would donate, that would mean I support this, which I do not. It is very sad, but as long as people insist on having a government, they must learn that when this tool acquires a life of its own, and wants to expand its powers, individuals will be crushed.
The only safeguard is no nation and no government.
Anyone who is forced to pay tax, has donated more than enough to Ukraine already.

2025-03-07 12:54:54 CET

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This is the truth! It is scientifically proven!

2025-03-07 12:54:31 CET

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Date, publication and link please.

2025-03-07 12:53:28 CET

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I torrent all my music. On the other hand, I'm not a big fan of music, so to be honest, if I had no music at all, the radio would be more than enough for me, coupled with the occasional classical concert.

2025-03-07 12:52:14 CET

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Aha! I think we've found a piece of the venn diagram again. I endorse shutting down coal plants, where applicable and realistic!
In fact, one of my proposals to "de-polarize" the green debate is to decide to shut down all coal, and _then_ we can continue the fight between us. ;)
As for extinction I do not believe that. I hope that I am right, and will have the pleasure of proving you wrong there. I also hope that you would enjoy being proven wrong on that point. ;)

2025-03-07 12:50:16 CET

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"you (the rich) should also help fight inequality or the bottom part of society will kill you" seems a bit unethical if taken normatively.
If taken descriptively, it is just an observation, although I would argue that this is very uncommon and would only happen if the inequality would be the "starving in the street" type of inequality.

2025-03-07 12:48:04 CET

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I think we touched on this, but don't quite remember. If the bottom of society have enough to live a fulfilling life, does extreme inequality matter?
Let's say you had 100k GBP in UBI, all else equal. Would you really be angry in Elon Musk had a trillion?
I certainly couldn't care less, as long as I had the money to live the life I want to live, and 100k GBP per year would certainly cover all I want to do, with room to spare.
Another reflection is that the argument

2025-03-07 09:58:43 CET

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The Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989): The Soviet Union withdrew its troops from Afghanistan after a long and bloody conflict, having failed to achieve its objectives.

2025-03-07 09:58:37 CET

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World War I (1914-1918): Russia withdrew from the war in 1917, following the Russian Revolution, and signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, which imposed harsh terms on the country, including significant territorial losses.
The Polish-Soviet War (1919-1921): Russia was defeated by Poland, which gained control of significant territory, including Ukraine and Belarus.

2025-03-07 09:58:30 CET

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The Crimean War (1853-1856): Russia was defeated by an alliance of France, Britain, and the Ottoman Empire, and was forced to sign the Treaty of Paris, which limited its influence in the Black Sea region.
The Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905): Russia was defeated by Japan, which was a major upset at the time, and was forced to cede control of Port Arthur and the Liaodong Peninsula to Japan.

2025-03-07 09:51:02 CET

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The EU and US beat Soviet without a single shot when it collapsed due to its incompetent leaders and its rotten state ideology.
This will happen again, since the leaders of Neo-soviet are just as incompetent as they were when soviet collapsed.

2025-03-07 09:46:54 CET

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Ahh.... a new childrens book on the way I see!

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.

2025-03-07 09:44:52 CET

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This is true. What has damage their cause from where I am sitting are bans on things that make life work such as cars and planes. Many peoples lives would collapse if those things are banned over night.
Add to that, the actions of climate terrorists glueing themselves to highways, thus blocking ambulances, leading to damage to, or loss of life.
I think the third thing that damages their credibility from my side of the fence is they focus on things solely that messes with

2025-03-07 09:43:01 CET

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But this sounds a bit to me like "let's win first, and then we'll be very kind once we won". ;)
Is this an eternal pattern? Could change be peaceful? And I'm talking radical change here.
Could it be, that once people are rich enough, socialism has no purpose and a market based society is the way forward?
Or the reverse, as long as wealth has not reached a global minimum level, leftism, in some form or shape, will always remain due to psychological "laws"?

2025-03-07 09:39:41 CET

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You are truly a philosopher! ;)

2025-03-06 22:14:18 CET

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Agree. For me they are search engines on steroids for stuff I don't care about.
For important stuff I would never dream of trusting them. Have had way too many hallucinations for that.

2025-03-06 22:13:17 CET

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Sounds like nonsense to me.

2025-03-06 22:11:02 CET

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This is interesting. On my side of the fence, we think the green "friends" are trying to eradicate the human race. ;)
No wonder there is no peace between us. ;)

2025-03-06 22:10:05 CET

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is another pain in the ass. =/

2025-03-06 22:09:56 CET

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This is the truth! I have so far invested in 2 non-listed companies. And one was a slight gain of 9% and the other bordering on fraud, and a total disaster.
So far, it has definitely not been worth the trouble, and I would stick to listed securities all the time.
I think I would either have to really like the idea, as in, a world changing idea, or really know the people I invest in.
Otherwise I doubt I'll ever do it again. The fact that the investment is also illiquid

2025-03-06 22:07:54 CET

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But isn't the idea of the left built on groups? Workers against the rich, as the most fundamental conflict of old?
Or are you saying that they just should make peace?
I don't think I understand this concept.

2025-03-06 22:06:11 CET

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This is an excellent counter argument!

2025-03-06 10:13:51 CET

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The auditor should catch this if they stray too much from the real value. But as always when it comes to valuations, it does leave room for opinion as long as the asset is not actually sold on the market.

2025-03-06 10:12:30 CET

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It is interesting how we are seeing woke implode. You cannot build an effective ideology on victimhood. It just implodes and eats itself, when the factions start to compete between themselves over who it the biggest victim. The movement, eventually, tears itself to pieces.
The onlu logically consistent way out, is individualism. You stop talking about groups, and treat everyone as a unique individual.
Welcome to libertarianism! ;)

2025-02-24 09:55:57 CET

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Excellent! We want no communists in the parlian! =D
Sad thought that the AfD are blocked. They are essential to a prosperous future in germany.
But most likely the socialists will topple the government in a year, and then, finally CDU and AfD can rule together! =D
Go AfD!

2025-02-22 10:49:42 CET

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A linux phone might make it better. A PC can be made perfectly safe connecting to the internet. Run linux on it and rejoice.
Firmware level threats are more or less nonsense for regular users.
A phone, even a linux smart phone, is way worse, since it depends on the phone network, so you have no choice but to give away your location if you want to call.
The only way is to go simless and call via wifi.

2025-02-21 23:08:52 CET

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Just the fact that you use a smartphone makes most, if not all, security theater meaningless anyway.
Switch to a dumbphone and move your secret stuff to your laptop and your own cloud.
Only that way, will you be moderately safe and private.

2025-02-20 17:46:39 CET

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Ahhh! Will the next movie have a refreshing trans theme perhaps? Can't wait!

2025-02-17 19:20:43 CET

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Ahhh... synd. Jaja, blir kul att se hur många % SD kommer att tappa i nästa opinionsmätning och om AfS kommer att öka med någon procent.

2025-02-17 17:05:11 CET

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Förvånar mig inte. =(
Kan man inte bygga om AR-15 med en enkel tillsats till "fejk" hel-auto?

2025-02-17 16:54:28 CET

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Precis min tanke!
Finns inte det? Jag har en halv-bekant som springer runt med AR-15 på en skjutbana någonstans. Men den kanske inte är auto iofs.

2025-02-16 23:06:57 CET

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The combat part I think was picked up in some science fiction short story by David Brin. I think. Was many decades ago I read it.

2025-02-16 23:06:20 CET

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Att skjuta med helautomatik är helt värdelöst om man ska pricka något. Man bränner ganska snabbt ett helt magasin med usel träffsäkerhet.
Halvauto skulle jag föredra.
I krig, om jag ville hålla massor av huvuden nere, kan jag se en poäng med långa serier med helautomatisk.
Jag är ingen expert, så caveat emptor. Detta är en åsikt från en som vet fruktansvärt lite om vapen. ;)

2025-02-14 10:31:04 CET

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Depends on the definition of "fair share". Usually the definition, when used it arguments, tends to closely align with the user of the argument.
But, on a brither note, we've never had it as good materially, historically, as todays, and it is thanks to the blessing of capitalism! =)
If you want to read more, please have a look at Johan Norbergs The Capitalist Manifesto.

2025-02-07 13:07:13 CET

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This has been proven wrong.
Have a look at the article below.
Entrepreneurial people don't have time for government nonsense programs, so what tends to happen is at _most_ a small bump, that reverts to the mean. Most people couldn't care less and buy popcorn.
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/shocker-study-reveals-giving-americans-1000-month-has-negative-consequences