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throwawayqqq11··on In 1962, Egypt's Missile Program Lost Its Key Scientist Without a Trace
And here comes trump, getting duped by israel over and over again. Very fitting explanation of the middle east.
throwawayqqq11··on In 1962, Egypt's Missile Program Lost Its Key Scientist Without a Trace
... and when you ship in laptop for repair, you'll get a worse torn out one back. /s
throwawayqqq11··on Europe's scorched landscapes seen from space after summer heatwaves
Yea, time to cut that funding for wild fire studies and observations! /s
throwawayqqq11··on Europe's scorched landscapes seen from space after summer heatwaves
Game theory gives all of us an optimal solution, so we all should care about every bit, no matter the global proportion. Btw. Chians per capital CO2 emission is lower than most of europe.
throwawayqqq11··on Europe's scorched landscapes seen from space after summer heatwaves
Next year, el nino may hit and the extremes will set new records again. I wonder if einstein was right and human stupidity is infinite. On the other side, we can achieve alot as a society when the narratives are positive.
throwawayqqq11··on Government orders GitHub to remove Bluetooth-based chat app Bitchat: Jack Dorsey
They act on keeping the institutions running, which implies partial citizen safety. With spare resources / generous budget and benevolent politicians, these services can be extended to cover more welfare, with shouldnt exist in the first place, according to you?
throwawayqqq11··on LG to ban residential proxies from smart TV apps
In a not so far dystopian future, we might be thankful for any bit of anonymity we get. I am waiting for the day my ISP detects and blocks my tor/vpn traffic, as GP suggested. You think politicians/regulators wouldnt go so far to "protect children"?
throwawayqqq11··on AI Mania Is Eviscerating Global Decision-Making
Apparently, there is confabulating AI autofill browser extension. Would be nice to seamlessly bullshit them back.
throwawayqqq11··on America Changed Me and Europe Was Wrong [video]
Yes, trains are cool, until you realize, they cost money too instead of generating profit. Huge problem in some EU countries rn.

> By hiding the costs

It's also called externalization of cost(!) and a systemic problem under capitalism. Im afraid there is no quick fix to this like removing directly involved third parties from health care processes, because like in any economy, the upstream suppliers to the healthcare sector are as profit driven as your current adminstrational layer. You would just push the sympthom around.

From a german perspective, the US has speedrun a process, most of the EU countries are in too, just boiling the frogs slower. You have increasing cost and/or degrading services while budget considerations are always at the front of it. (Behind that is imo top-down fiscal pressure coming from our monetary/banking systems more aligned with the profit seekers.) If germany would reinvent its health care system from scratch in todays neoliberal climate, we'd end up with something very similar to the US, if at all. But since the german public has adopted price expectations, our services get cut to death a million times instead of moon pricing.

EDIT: The video is too shallow to touch broader systemic explanations, so it cant see similarities aswell.

throwawayqqq11··on The government wants to scare Americans out of sharing the news
Next step: Investigate the suspect while in ICE custody. Welcome to the peoples republic of america.
throwawayqqq11··on The glass backbone: Why the Army's logistics will break in the next war
Have you considered the cost difference of drone re-entry vs commercial container logistics?

There are many options to deliver drones to a location and i dont think from orbit is the most viable one, let alone moving any production there.

throwawayqqq11··on Markets are competitive if and only if P != NP
Reminds me of the spiraling wealth gap as an outcome of markets.
throwawayqqq11··on How Fascists Construct Scientific Ignorance [video]
You missed the different quality of the dipshits questioning professionals and demand to ne taken serious.

The great divide in our society is between people being more vulnerable to cognitive biases and people who are less so. Science is fundamentally sceptic, which means dipshits play by different rules.

throwawayqqq11··on US residents angry datacenters 'shoved down our throats' are recalling officials
Do you regard delusional billionaire circular funding as populist intervention too?
throwawayqqq11··on An American Privacy Emergency
When the alternatives "aren't any better", wouldn't this mean you could vote for trump a 4th time?

Ofc not. Your statement is bs and deserves all the downvotes. You should take a closer look at the democrats in-fightig, maybe even participate in it, and tell again if a grass roots movement would ne equally bad. To me, this just sounds like you post-hoc rationalizing the idiocy you once voted for. Kamala wouldnt have been worse, same applies to McCain or even Pence.

throwawayqqq11··on An American Privacy Emergency
You wont take away my tin hat here.

I think they are using any data source, private and public to compile enemy lists. We will see them use it to manipulate the mid term elections. Isnt it wise at this point to assume that extend of malignance and long term plannig?

throwawayqqq11··on The CEO of Mullvad is the main financer of the Swedish Örebro party
> 1/3 of refugees never becomes economical self-sufficient

I am not questioning this, or that math is racist. You are misrepresenting me, which is dishonest. My main point is why and what you make of it.

And you yield statistics as a definite conclusion, while you kind of contradict yourself.

> The plain fact is that taking in refugees has costed Sweden money

> The math doesn't say if the cost isn't morally worth it [in the future]

> All the math say is that [...cost...] _will_ not be repaid by those refugees

I assume this is just a slight grammar slip but i can think i can call the broader argument dishonest again, because like i said way earlier, by narrowing down the time scope, you are constructing partial views as arguments. Its like saying "brushing your teeth costs money, but is it really worth it?" I repeat, services cost money and integration isnt frictionless.

When you see immigrants as just people subject to socialization, that want a stable and fullfilling live, as much as you do, you woudnt make sweeping selective arguments and oppose immigration in total. The debate subject changes from immigration:yes/no to how/why. This perspective is missing today and i repeat/paraphrase yet again, the problems immigration are not soley caused them but can arise/effect natives as much. A broader discussion would address this too...

throwawayqqq11··on The CEO of Mullvad is the main financer of the Swedish Örebro party
Your comment comes across as very dishonest. You provide alot of subtext without clear statements.

> Taking in a large number of refugees with significant lower education and overall wealth

Implies education and wealth is needed for the workforce. It is not. Just a strawman.

> healthcare system that Sweden has, cost significant more than what it produce in increased taxes

How profitable are swedish schools? Rhetorical question to highlight your dumb-think. Services cost money, they are not meant to produce anything else.

> There is the concept of social dumping

> Schools also complain about this issue

Which can also be explained with regular budget pressure from neoliberal fiscal hawks. I dont know the swedish specifics.

> This report however do not account for crime ...

Which allows you to vaguely gesture / associate yet again.

Unfortunately, you didnt link any studies. Searching for "economic contribution migration" on any scientific platform, comes out as unanimously net-positive.

Here is the OECD saying the same.

https://www.oecd.org/en/topics/sub-issues/economic-impact-of...

> It should also be mentioned that only about 1/3 of refugees ever becomes economical self-sufficient.

First generarion? And yet again you just glimpse at it without explanation. Whats the subtext here? Lazyness? Genetic inferiority? Without an explanation, this isnt an argument for anythig, yet tou yield it like it was. And that is dishonest. So understand better, i could use it as an argument myself, "see how bad systemetic discrimination is!?"

The internet abuses cognitive biases around cultural self-identity and foreign disgust and in the end, people group together, thinking they are the reasonable ones, the more educated...

throwawayqqq11··on The CEO of Mullvad is the main financer of the Swedish Örebro party
Immigrants economic contributions are net-positive, its not at the expense of anyone bc economies are no zero sum games. This is scientific consens.

Protecting citizens with closed borders and potentially harming them in the long term with or protecting them with capable institutions based on individual cases? (Hope you see the racism trick question here.)

throwawayqqq11··on The CEO of Mullvad is the main financer of the Swedish Örebro party
Congrats, you touched my time scale argument, the other commenter didnt engage with anything important. Unfortunately you didnt touch the systemic problem of social mobility, which is much more striking.

To return the facor, the "moral impetus" comes from not elevating your culture as the only origing of truth, goodness, etc., but instead codify common basic needs, human dignity, etc. into law and sanction/integrate nased on this.

Im not saying that immigrarion is frictionless, the same way you non-racist arent saying, some undesirable negative traits (like crime) cannot emerge in the native population without immigration. The solution to native or migrant crime is identical.

Why you should take the hassle and hopefully adress social mobility and organize integration? Because of demographics and economic contribution -- the bigger picture yet again.

throwawayqqq11··on The CEO of Mullvad is the main financer of the Swedish Örebro party
I think racism comes from a cognitive bias, that eg, lets you read a text without ever engaging with the broader explanation offered (social mobility, time scale of integration) but instead engange with a side remark about genes.

GP ties negative properties to entire groups without differenciation, this is by definition racist.

To end on a constructive upside, if GP was really concerned about eg womens rights, any kind of stateful intervention should only target that. By being racist and eg trying to associate this issue with brown skins, stateful intervention becomes sweeping. By being more precise, migration politics that targets them all becomes social politics wich only effects some.

Can you see it now?

throwawayqqq11··on The CEO of Mullvad is the main financer of the Swedish Örebro party
> The refusal to treat large scale immigration as a cultural and economic phenomneon

> and insult opponents of this position as racist

On the other hand, you treat the negative effects of current immigrant milieus as eternal and innert to their ancestry (dare to say: genes).

This way, you can look at integration as if it has to happen in a single generation and also, allows you to ignore the more important part of diminishing social mobility, which effects the natives as much.

Look at germany, where after WW2, alot of turkish "guest workers" were invited and stayed. After several generations the descendant of those immigrants are as german as you can be. They are still soft muslims, drink alcohol, engage with german bureaucracy, have a heavy turkish accent -- some of them are even candidates for the far right AfD. Please note, they migrated into an economic boom.

Isnt that utterly ridiculous? When time proves you wrong, it reveals your narrow mindedness.

And when you reduce immigrants to percieved negative innert properties, isnt that racist? When you broaden your scope, youll see the bigger problems are elsewhere, dont get distracted by bigotted populists, that are as clueless about problems or their solutions.

throwawayqqq11··on U.S. government will decide who gets to use GPT-5.6
Doge and project 2025 ...

There is one major reason why oligarchs are in favor of small government, when it's in their way. Another commenter said it already: it's only about power.

throwawayqqq11··on LastPass notifies users of yet another data breach
your passwords are used to train LLMs now :3
throwawayqqq11··on LastPass notifies users of yet another data breach
Manually forward the magic mail to an address which you can use on your laptop/desktop for that purpose only.

Even though i understand your consideration of separating regular access and reset onto different devices, im am still more sceptical about smartphone security than anything else. What happens when someone gets access to your phone? They could redirect and use the magic mails too.

throwawayqqq11··on EU Member States (and Google) suddenly want to keep cookie banners
Wouldnt't a court ruling that elevates a DNT headers as legally binding expression of intent make cookie banners obsolete?
throwawayqqq11··on Is it time for a new Embedded Linux build system?
PSA:

nixos-rebuild build-vm (--flake DIR#HOSTNAME / configuration.nix)

./result/bin/SCRIPT

to build and launch a nixos vm with qemu.

throwawayqqq11··on Is it time for a new Embedded Linux build system?
Nitpick: binfmt.emulatedSystems is not true cross compilation. It sets up a nixos to enable emulated native compilation. After painful tinkering, i prefer this way too. When i recall correctly, for cross compilation you'd have to use nixpkgs flags.
throwawayqqq11··on Flock-Powered Police Chiefs Stalking Women Shows Why Warrants Are Needed
In all your cases, you wanted something from LE. The advice to stay shut is mainly for the other way around.
throwawayqqq11··on AI Built a Nuke and Still Lost
Im sure there are some billionaires to find, that finally care about the survival of the white race. /s
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