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The mass media (including social networks) get to pick and choose what they broadcast. No matter how hard you try or how despicable something that happened to you is, if the mass media don't want to give you coverage, no one will ever hear of you.

So yes, this is getting publicity because the government wills it.

I am a conservative. Not that I want to flaunt my political affiliation, because I know no one cares, but in HN "X is one of the most progressive countries" could sound like an endorsement, and I wanted to make sure that it didn't sound that way.

It's 2023, there's no such thing as "catholic Spain". Sadly, Spain is one of the most progressive countries that there are, and I say this as a Spaniard.

I see. I think our disagreement comes from the fact I don't think "Sikh Canadians" exist.

There are Sikhs in Canada, and they planted a bomb in Canada, but the location was incidental, in my opinion.

A bomb in an Air India plane done by Sikh can hardly be called a terrorist attack in Canada.

Imagine being one of the guys in charge of cybersecurity of MGM. I would dig a hole and hide.

Not my experience.

If you pinch the rubber tip (or chew on it) gravity will make fluid come out even if you don't suck.

DHT is a protocol that allows peers to exchange data about torrents and peers; you can download the contents of a torrent by its hash instead of having to download a .torrent file and connect to a server to find peers.

Kademlia is similar for eMule, only that it also allows search.

The future has always been DHT, but having no built-in search feature like Kademlia is a huge oversight imo.

There are websites that crawl DHT and you can search using them https://btdig.com but of course it would be better to have something decentralised.

They seem to be doing perfectly fine?

Funny they've struck a deal to put ads in the browser and they tell you as if they were doing you a favour.

>We recently have begun to pay >$50 for a family of four.

It's incredible how inflated prices for fast food are. It's the same crap as always but it costs the same as going to a real restaurant.

There are no terms and conditions here, afaik

Which is why it's not a real science. No one is saying that "scientists" working on psychology are negligent, but that it's impossible for psychology to meet the requirements of a real science.

It's never stopped working for me, for all queries, and believe me, I use it very often.

This post reeks of Kagi spam to me.

Sorry guys, your product failed, no one is going to pay for search no matter how much Google sucks. Move on.

I have seen some CPEs that are configured to use 1.1.1.1 as part of some internal static route.

There are still people who can't reach 1.1.1.1.

>Apple iOS 17 option on only in lockdown mode for insecure 2G towers.

Extreme facepalm. So many good options are held behind an all-or-nothing setting.

(They began counting in 1981)

>it would work similar to taxes on cigarettes, alcohol etc

The money that these things cost to the public health service is easily quantified. I expect the taxes to reflect that.

>making low CO2 alternatives much more attractive

If there were "low CO2 alternatives" you wouldn't have to tax stuff, you could just force people to use them, and no one would really complain. Like it happened with CFCs. But taking a train instead of driving your car is not an alternative, it's rubbish.

Since there is no way currently of removing CO2, and we don't even know how that technology would work, there is no fair tax amount. Any amount you set will just be a robbery. Might as well make it a cent per ton, or a gorillion dollars per ton.

And they use stock symbols instead of company names like any other presumptuous user of this site.

The individual must always be before the collective.

Putting the collective before the individual has a name... and it is...

One works for the citizen and the other works against them.

Also known as Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times

Yeah... tried to edit a password before and took me a few attempts. It was odd because bitwarden always works very well for me.

As someone in Spain: those numbers are absolutely fake.

I guess I would. It seems dangerous not to for the reasons mentioned here.

That's nice if we forget about the ECB printing money like there's no tomorrow.