lastbitwritten

To not oppose dictatorship is to embrace it.

Sic semper tyrannis, and their bootlicking lapdogs too.

I guess as long as the tank tread on your neck is Chinese - it’s not a problem.

Better to be called a facist in democracy than to live in the authoritarian dictatorship you provide unceasing support to.

I pity the people of China, who don’t have a say in their government, and have no choice but to tow the party line, What’s your excuse?

I guess things are going to look bad to other people when you run your country as a dictatorship.

Lets meet as friends in Tiananmen square - you wear a t-shirt saying ‘what happened here in 1989?’, I’ll come dressed as Winnie the Pooh.

You are based in the US?

Try posting that ‘The US is morally superior to China’ in China, and you are going to spend a lot of time being re-educated as to why that’s not true.

But seriously, I just want to privately practice tennis.

But look a little closer…

Someone first moved it to userspace, causing it to become a redirect: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:List_of_left...

Which then triggered it’s deletion.

So the fact that a well maintained page exists for one and not the other isn’t a bias?

The article ‘list of right wing terrorist attacks exists’, but not one for left wing attacks.

In fact the article was deleted…

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log/del...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_right-wing_terrorist...

Sony will happily sell you ODA at 6tb per cartridge for $$$$.

I think the video production folk use LTO and HDDs for long term storage.

Everyone who still cares would like multi-terabyte optical - but it’s not a big enough market anymore outside of long term corporate archiving (the ODA use case), and Sony probably doesn’t want to canabalize that market.

Downloading 100gb games over the internet became a thing, and h264 and h265 were efficient enough to prevent consumer video needing anything much larger than blu-ray.

Sony ODA is a thing, and uses 11 600gb discs in a compact cartridge to give around 6tb per cartridge.