Youtube comments of Northern Chimp (@NorthernChimp).

  1. Interesting how all these backdoors that were there for years are all coming out now at short intervals.
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  2. Google banning a recording feature. Best joke of the month.
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  3. The same AI that can convince someone a theory is wrong can convince someone a theory is true.
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  4. While parents: proudly posting their baby's first autonomous use of the pot.
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  5. I clicked thingking "shouldn't it be the other way round?".
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  6. @@binladen-ci7jm Please explain what makes SyncThing unnecessary. Is sychronization unnecessary? or do you know a better tool for that? or is trolling necessary instead?
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  7.  @abdelazizlaissaoui9079  Those tools that were meant to simplify!
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  8. Dangerous.
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  9. Now this is journalism 👍
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  10. "my fellow human" 🤔
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  11.  @jayantsingh3078  If you can't see the difference you were probably in the jungle for two years
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  12.  @mensrea1251  Agree. I was pointing out the dual nature of the experiment mentioned in the video, that the journalist seemed to think is bringing a betterment.
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  13.  @karlfrankeser  OpenAI started as a non-profit, and you went in a cave before they transitioned. That was before the release of v4.
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  14. ​ @c99kfm  LLMs usually don't need graphics, but they need the same type of maths as graphics. That's why GPU hardware can be used for their computation, and why Nvidia is ahead with dedicated ones.
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  15. I almost fit into this one already, though I still just have UserLAnd and WSL2 installed, not even using them consistently yet.
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  16.  @WANDERER0070  CCP respecting privacy, really?
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  17. No. A computer running a mainstream Linux distribution like Ubuntu is still a computer. It's like moving to another house. You already know how to live in a house.
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  18.  @lalhriatpuiahauchhum3286  Chechens are from Chechnya.
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  19. Happy new, bugless year! Yes, anti-cheat software and their presence on so many devices (including children's) is a huge concern that is so little talked about. Cheating bad, hence anti-cheat good? People are so dumb.
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  20. Rob, you give us a lot of valuable advice on how to protect ourselves as general public, I would love to hear more from you about what developers can do to avoid exposing customers.
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  21. 1) Gather your database 2) Sort your data base 3) after that, learn how to build and process databases
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  22. You mean how those taliban imagine it to have looked like. If you think about it, it's not even possible.
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  23. But he's not a poland guy. he's from america attacking a stranger abroad!
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  24. Could you do a review of VPNs that still offer Indian locations? Of course these wouldn't be the usual no-log best ones, but for this specific use?
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  25. He's not even leaving the team, why do you sound so sad Theo?
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  26. 43 millions, à être ou AVOIR ÉTÉ inscrit. Bien sur que tout le monde n'est pas au chômage en même temps. Mais quand a envie de dire une connerie, on ignore la logique, c'est logique.
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  27. Yes, he is perfect in his role. Which, currently, is fighting a genocidal invader. Meanwhile, Pootin is a very bad liar.
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  28. They will be saying the same 30 years from now, like our forefarthers have been saying since times immemorial.
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  29. Consider pinning this comment
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  30.  @actiondrexx  It's not a town, it's a state.
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  31. He's been in the news since **Nosra existed.
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  32. I think his point was about how identical preoccupations were treated differently according to political side.
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  33. I agree that's a nasty way of proceding. A quick search after reading your comment and I learned late Mr Struk had called to collaborate with the invaders. R.I.P. the babies and pregnant women in Mariupol.
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  34. No, it only proves that the closer the fire, the hotter it feels. That's all. I'm not saying that the 'Western' superiority complex doesn't exist, it clearly does. But explaining everything European by it is as stupid as explaining everything Indian by 'casteism' or whatnot.
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  35. N'empêche qu'il faudra toujours en faire venir de l'étranger.
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  36. Très utile ce com.
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  37.  @stivvits1067  How ca hitting a bridge in time of war be a terrorist attack?
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  38.  @GoodLookingGentlemen  That's a weired comment for sure I hope you're happy at home.
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  39. Great! Now, France can take example! #Wolof #Occitan #Brezhoneg
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  40. Yeah there might be heroes at work. I hope they get out with it.
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  41. 1)use the supercomputer to calculate the cost of the joke 2)then proceed (maybe)
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  42. Maybe, maybe not. We can't even really speculate. That's the real problem with black box source code, for the end user it's like Russian roulette.
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  43. I don't think your edit will show in his notifications. And yeah, the other day a comment of mine started a long thread, I could see that several rather normal replies were hidden, while really offensive ones, that violated YouTube guidelines, were left in plain sight.
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  44. Very interesting, but what about: - Facebook (for ex.) which 'needs' your ID, so then your 2FA phone n° is matched to your person isn't it? - if a stranger becomes a friend or a pro contact, you give them your real n°, and BigTech record the change, don't they?
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  45. Also the "useful" qr code is a mere link to the general help site. I would have expected a real event log.
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  46. That region is Ukrainian. They speak Ukrainian.
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  47. Yes please Joe, such news can be life saving for us humans.
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  48.  @nemesis1366  ton emploi du mot «larbin» explique ta tolérance pour un régime qui utilise les chambres à gaz comme moyen d'exécution :)
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  49.  @Amoxciiline  Renseignez-vous.
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  50. "Putin is a war criminal, not a conservative." The Polish president (conservative) recently.
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  51.  @GoodLookingGentlemen  They're more native than humans at least
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  52.  @winterpurple4587  I'mnot sure your hero with a 6K $ Rolex is very mature.
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  53. By whom?
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  54.  @NoeruCranel  Interesting, but I didn't find the repo with this commit?
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  55.  @TrickyNekro  Or maybe they panically disclose there own backdoors when they discover they are used by someone else 😆
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  56.  @HaveanOreshnik  👀 That'd be interesting.
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  57. I thought Mental Outlaw was on the right lol.
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  58. The conditionnalities listed at the beginning still pass over my noob's head, but this precious guide is undoubtably milestone.
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  59. Those TVs run similar OSs as phones. So why not a de-googled Android TV?
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  60. Look where the upper part of Mesopotamia is.
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  61.  @euronbuci3664  What's so funny about the two Indian kings who hosted 6000 polish refugees during WWII?
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  62. Logged in to comment, through Tor?
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  63. Yes, that post is being pretty vague but searching the site I find it was breaking various stuff. The pause seems legit to me.
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  64. Please note: this activity is very attractive, but also dangerous. These people are criminals, and there has been cases of revenge. Scambaiting requires a TOTAL separation from your real life, and solid knowledge in cybersecurity, before starting.
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  65. NodeOS. Unlike ReactOS, it is what y'all think.
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  66. It's the same in europe.
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  67. Do you write YouTube comments on cmd line with vim? *edit: Read answer 👇👇👇
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  68. By his own army.
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  69. Oh I never heard that. It's particularly worrying in the wetest place on earth.
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  70.  @velascolegasi69  Does this chapter say anything about wrong reporting? Macron's coalition actually won the majority, just not a very strong one.
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  71.  @rawwords8429  The natural outbreak of a pandemic is so predictable (I mean it will happen anyway, you just don't know when) that I am sure sleeping plans were ready for some agendas. Several different, conflicting agendas, probably. Those who spread theories where a single instance does everything in detail for a single purpose are strawmen IMO.
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  72. LOL that ECTO-1A/AppleJuice repo's initial commit is litterally from August 24, 2023, and so much of it is "added via upload".
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  73. He doesn't have to, you're litterally asking Youtube to do so.
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  74.  @osamaanees8406  The part of India that physically touches Afghanistan is called POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir) by India, and Gilgit-Baltistan by Pakistan.
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  75.  @darukutsu  But don't you see the Jesus of privacy is already there... uh, several ones...
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  76. But when your parent are sharents...
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  77. ​ @robertkalinic335  Visstsonseen?
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  78. I see a pretty common similar bug, in YouTube.
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  79. If while browsing you see a notification telling you that you need to clear your phone, it does not come from your phone but from the website. If you click on it, that's when malware is installed. Just leave the rogue site forever. If you ever once agreed to "clean your phone", I'm afraid that's where all that comes from.
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  80. Check his video "Setting Up Your New Computer Safely".
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  81. Is it sure VirtualBox, of all VM solutions, isn't somewhat oracular?
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  82. 4:22 sounds really fun to do, but wouldn't it be an easy way to get into trouble?
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  83. He usually says Apple, especially the iPhone, is even worse. Here he's talking about activity segregation, but he does make it clear that using an iPhone for that is an unsatisfactory stopgap.
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  84.  @mrk4976  search before you say rubbish. "little poland" Valivade.
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  85. What am I missing? I extracted it, and all I get is a folder.
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  86. The shutdown of Omegle will not come without a bloom of random clones, with various types of management, each with different types of users. Bro thought his creature was out of control, well he hasn't seen anything yet.
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  87.  @ramsyrama  If you can't even bother to back your opinions, I think you need to start training that muscle, bro.
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  88. I think you are right, but it doesn't invalidate the message, that it's a muscle and you can start now, despite your past and current state.
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  89. Une telle fumée n'est pas possible avec du béton et de l'eau, dukonau tu gobe n'importe quoi tant que ça vient des russes ou quoi?
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  90. And only mentions what the Styrofoam absorbs, not what it releases ☠️
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  91. I didn't know that, but it's already rare enough to hear a mention of Laika stating that she didn't survive her pioneering heroic endeavour.
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  92. You are 100% right and this is why I'd expect from my prime minister to know how to manage their mental health. For heaven's sake, don't keep your steam, or you'll end up in PH before the end of your term.
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  93.  @danielscalera6057  I wonder where exactly in Donbass they actually were
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  94. A rainforest is something much more precise than 'jungle'. It's a forest that creates it's own rain.
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  95.  @osamaanees8406  The maps we see in the West show the Line Of Control as if it was a legal border, which it isn't, according to either sides of the conflict.
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  96. Well, vpns that don't log all activity for 5 years for gov to access are already banned since last year.
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  97. This is true, but an app can also use dependencies that have their own permissions, and even (if it has internet permission) start downloading extra features after install, with new permissions that weren't in the APK. That's why a regular security scan is useful.
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  98. Only under "état d'urgence" afaik
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  99. In France, there is the frustrating rule that you're not allowed to remote control your drone beyond IRL eyesight (unless you hold a scarcely delivered professional exception). So if that person really is in France, their declared delivery range is pretty risky.
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  100. iPhones already exist.
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  101. And not to 'sharent' their kids online, too.
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  102. Are the same machines used on Wall Street?
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  103. Have less tabs at once. I noticed their number affect speed.
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  104.  @xN811x  Lol. Every time I learn a language exists I want to learn it. You must not be having much curiosity, if you manage to keep up to your words.
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  105. If you do it that way, 1) you're giving your other email away to goggles, 2) you get a gmail anyway automatically, your other mail account is now tied to it. Congratulations, by using this kindly provided feature you're now carrying your goggles ID stamped on your forehead wherever you go with your non-goggles address.
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  106. Interesting. I can see another reply here that is in my notifications but invisible in the thread itself. And guess what it says? R. Stark replied: "They are deleting the Internet. And depending what you search on Google, they are suppressing information." 🤣🤣🤣
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  107. Yes and we read you to the end 😆
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  108. In the time of East Germany "they" would get bored, but today "it" cannot.
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  109. Rob, you say that Session is 100% open source, but why does F-droid mention as anti-feature that "The upstream source code is not entirely Free"?
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  110. Pour "Action populaire" (ou toute plateforme émanant d'un parti) la solution me paraît simple: ne confier de procuration qu'à des membres encartés. En revanche, pour planprotruc, je ne vois rien… ce n'est déjà pas évident de confier cela même à un proche, comme l'a publiquement illustré Mme Chirac 🤷‍♂️
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  111. Un flan se fait avec des fuits sur une pâte brisée.
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  112. ​ @reneaudran4804 Ouais c'est vrai on a oublié la colonne de chars ukrainiens qui fondait sur Moscou en janvier 2021. hm
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  113.  @keejefferys2372  This explanation should be added to the description of Session on F-droid.
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  114. It's true many sites have enormous titles and not much info on their home page (*when viewed on computer), looks like the mobile-first principle dumbly used.
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  115. But they manage to do it without breaking old code.
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  116.  @margi9103  This worm wasn't an adult but a larva, these are normally found in the little animals that the snakes eat, that are biologically much closer to humans than snakes are.
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  117. Ophidascaris robertsi.
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  118. Those worms (Ophidascaris robertsi) need an intermediate host to grow from egg to adult, usually marsupials or smaller mammals. These have to eat food touched by a python's poo containing the eggs; "warrigal greens" are a popular wild spinach in the lady's area. Afterwards, "normally" (from the worm's POV) a carpet python should have eaten her.
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  119. 3:14 “when you bake salt in a bamboo barrel, the bad things inside it such as microplastics get filtered out” How can this actually work, chemically and physically ?
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  120. ​ @Ash_G  Do you eat phones?
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  121. ​ @sergeikhripun  On the contrary, the countryside speech of Belgorod, Rostov, Krasnodar regions is clearly Ukrainian. The people of Donbass are diverse because it was a scarcely populated steppe before coal mining became a thing, and the population was largely replaced after the famine of 1932-1933.
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  122. The actual logo of VLC comes from the guys starting up in a hanger full of these works marks and kidding around with them on their heads 😂
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  123. Would this be valuable as an additionnal layer of security?
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  124. So much
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  125. If you are your own VPN's owner, how can that anonymize you?
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  126.  @itsme7570  Yes, I know it's you.
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  127. But AI humour is getting better and better;)
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  128. Not all news are bad news.
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  129. The vulnerability was patched but the zero-day remained exploitable? What does that mean?
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  130. I suppose that's why all browsers have been slowly killing userscripts.
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  131. 1:10 "LinkedIn, Microsoft’s Facebook for people who like to photograph themselves in suits." ?! 🤔
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  132. That's plain facts though. What else would you expect from professional journalism?
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  133. In this world it takes a Joe to care about humans.
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  134. Yes to an update about "anonymous" Судан!
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  135. ...but backed by scientific studies, unlike your very concise comment. Unless you bother expand it?
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  136. That's a biting question.
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  137.  @pedrovasconcelos3204  How could he provide any proof of this?
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  138.  @jamescross  This all makes sense, and I'm glad to see you can go to such lengths on keyboard just days after your accident. ...Did you really mean that your employer owns every line of code written by you, private person, even outside of work👀???
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  139. @CNN , your soft captions (cc) are completely broken.
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  140. In your head, maybe?
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  141. I remember my class at the same age, I just can't imagine that 🤣
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  142. et envoie des "vagues de viandes" comme ils disent eux-mêmes
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  143. Oui, et avec cette fumée qu'une tour de refroidissement (du béton et de l'eau) ne pourrait jamais produire...
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  144. I have several French dictionnaries, but my best source of remarkable vocabulary and French forgotten jokes is a 2 vol. Oxford English one.
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  145. Un fake désespéré de Moscou... mais pas le dernier.
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  146. Tous les gens censés savent qu'une tour de refroidissement (du béton avec de l'eau dedans) ça brûle avec une épaisse fumée noire radioactive
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  147. So many replies proving the OP's point
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  148.  @MegaLeonidovich  How do you even know that?
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  149. And burning 16000t of grain, then generously offering what they stole for free, is that part of "non-renewal"?
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  150. The show was worth the the fee.
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  151.  @SirAntoniousBlock  The best demo they could have imagined.
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  152. You mean like Marie-Antoinette *didn't. Being more than 200 years old doesn't make any fake news real.
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  153.  @karantikoo9302  look at russo-chinese fleet provoking USA together
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  154.  @rickycool6083  OK a dignified person has stiff articulations, never laughs and has no friends. I get it now.
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  155. But what's your reasoning to think that having some fun with friends = not doing your job in office ??????
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  156. Bojo broke his own covid rules that's different.
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  157. But where do you see a lack of modesty and seriousness? Because she is having some fun? Are you not confusing modesty with mortifications and seriousness with grumpyness?
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  158. What hypocrisy. Factory workers also party. So long as she is doing her job
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  159. Excuse me but there's no way I'm going to take her less seriously because she had some evening fun after office hours. and she is not refusing to prove othrwise, you should check your sources.
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  160.  @allgolden1  That I agree.
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  161.  @huh..4591  Haha your unconscious recognised it; I was talking about mobile too.
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  162. OK geographical poulation exchange... it's been done elsewhere, look how it turned out in Greece and Turkey, India and Pakistan, Croatia and Serbia + Bosnia-Hzg...
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  163. Have you missed how the (ethnic Russian majority) inhabitants of Kharkov drove out with guns and courage the column of tanks that came to 'save' them? That's why the population is being punished now. Precisely because they are Russian. That's Putler logics.
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  164. What's derogatory in getting purified from Śiva? Why not acknowledge such an acknowledgement? Call it Mahadev Mosque and the misunderstanding will be dissipated.
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  165. How inelegant. And in some countries you could be sued for such branding.
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  166. Lol some hyperbolic politicians are using this word just because the government got a smallish majority in parlement not the overhyped "absolute majority"(289+) and people around the world are believing that?
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  167. Just because he got a weakish majority doesn't mean he "lost the majority".
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  168.  @rawwords8429  Outsourcing my research, 'cause scary things could come out of it.
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  169.  @rawwords8429  Yeah some things fit a bit to much together but if it was launched than it's out of control. Rather dumb op I find.
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  170. @Len Attard Trump?
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  171.  @prostation3844  oh yah man. Most Iraqis are more Caucasian than Italians are, just look at them. But all it proves is that the feature is irrelevant, nothing more.
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  172.  @thehturt5480  Hey the world existed before 1783
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  173. Why are you blaming him, not his farther?
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  174. The problem is that some let people insult them.
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  175. ​ @DorianDevelops  My bad, I hadn't watched the video yet, it just looked unusual to me. I'm glad you're back doing these.
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  176. This isn't html behind on the thumbnail. <!-- Edit: yes, I'm a fool. -->
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  177. Emmet is a fast typing tool, for example you can type "li.blue*12" +enter and it will transform into "<li class="blue"></li>", but 12 of them at once.
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  178. Divide and conquer. Break every poulation into irrelevantly small groups. We know were that comes from lol.
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  179. Please expand
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  180.  @NoeruCranel  Thank you.
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  181. 7:00 > :15 actually the French cybersec agency (ANSSI) says to avoid downloading platforms and rather go to the developper or firm's website. I don't think that is a really practicable habit, but there again a lie from this gentleman.
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  182.  @TrickyNekro  Maybe, but if they find other's backdoors, why don't they keep it to themselves?
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  183.  @overlisted  better said
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  184. I have great news, I just had to uninstall my playstore's uptdates because of some random problem, now I have a super old interface I had never seen even when the phone was new, and guess what, the app permissions section is back. Lol the data are still there, only the button has been removed.
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  185. Hmm, France is not the US and Apple is a US company... asymmetric situation. But both are so-called eyes, so I don't think threatening the iManufacturer would make any sense after all.
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  186. I sometimes also raise mine when the asked permissions make to much sense.
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  187. If I understand you are holding the anti-sideloading opinion? But how would this have protected you from that Mr Wang?
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  188. Looking up must be fun over there
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  189.  @yabayao  Not without a warrant.
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  190. I see here a record number of comment tagging invisible other comments 🤔
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  191. @mewtwoy ungoogled still calls home, some say
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  192. ? Proxies are not even encrypted
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  193. Lol they do, just to an other government.
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  194.  @smit17xp  Yeah, Tor makes more sense.
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  195.  @smit17xp  You are right, if the VPN is a honeypot, and the threat happens to be the government.
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  196. He already did, and probably prematurely so.
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  197. 📍
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  198.  @zxq_5  in rust? peew, are you Assembly illiterate?
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  199. How?
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  200. You want us to trust OminousJeff more than SketchyVpn ?!
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  201.  @xN811x  So you're admitting to make practical choices. I don't think that's a difference :)
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  202. Some people say they could set up Windows 11 without an account, by starting offline.
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  203. 3:57 Why not those millions of still working Androids that get dumped every year?
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  204. What is it?
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  205. Why?
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  206. ​ @mariaktos804 Muscovy stole Rus's name. It's Muscovy that's part of mother Rus, now commonly called "Ukraine".
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  207.  @RetroCaptain  I agree, but the idea that one could rely indefinitely on vintage stuff from before a fixed moment in time seems unrealistic to me. They will not be available in large numbers forever.
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  208. Estonia is now officially a bordering neighbor of Ukraine!
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  209.  @keejefferys2372  This makes more sense. Thank you.
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  210.  @happyjoyjoy6976  I think there's a world-wide war of psy ops going on. They're not all from the same source. But ideologies are not a good indicator of intentions, because they are used as tools, only the disagreements count, not the contents.
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  211. Actually in F-droid docs "This does not mean that proprietary software is included in the app. Most likely, the F-Droid build has been patched in some way to remove the Non-Free code/libraries, and/or some functionality may be missing." But the interface doesn't make this very obvious.
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  212.  @eliase432  Le Rwanda est un pays de pastoralisme bovin, traditionnellement.
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  213.  @robbraxmantech  Maybe a mistake in F-droid. If so, it's a pity, as it can put people off on a wrong assumption.
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  214. We should appreciate how that man is one of principles 😃 I mean, when he recommends some item of clothing, he wares it himself 🤣🤣
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  215. Yes, but what's the point of taking your phone with you, if it's in a Faraday bag?
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  216. Zelensky with a Russian army knife... broadcast by Russia... lol.
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  217. The same happened to me, but I heard it's possible to avoid if you don't connect the device to the internet until the first user account is already set up.
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  218. H is the n in cyrillic.
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  219. Rob, at 16:57 you are wrong afaik. On my normie Android 10, Google Chrome, Firefox, Duckduckgo browser, Lightening Browser, Privacy Browser (Soren Stoutner's), all show certificates natively. Some others do not, though, like Samsung Internet (quite of a concern imo), or Firefox Focus.
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  220. But he forgot about the Kuran in Niffati mosque.
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  221. 7:05 Cambridge Analytica.
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  222. Read his answer to user @dansw0rkshop
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  223. Idk about cats or pigeons, but other people have their own tags anyway and are happy so.
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  224. That last sentence
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  225.  @robbraxmantech  You mean that only on a normie phone, right?
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  226. He presents his products at the end, but I find the sequence well distinct.
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  227. How many millions died at the hands of atheists? (spoiler: french revolution, Komintern, CPC...)
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  228. It seems that there is a proper way to root a device, that is reversible. I think Terry is right in principle, but if you need an "official" phone for a reason, maybe this could be a middle ground, locking it back after cleaning it up?
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  229. This is completly coherent, and it's also how you can shut the mouthes that smear you as a fear-mongerer.
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  230.  @AbelosAlithini  YouTube's automatic subtitles are more often nonsense than translation in my experience, so I think it would be better if someone volunteered to translate.
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  231. I never activated it, mainly because the TOS are 3km long and only in German (on my phone brought in France), and selecting is disabled when I view them, so I can't use any translating software.
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  232. It depends on the app.
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  233. -r
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  234.  @waleed8530  of course, he actually genocided a race. 😬
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  235.  @GirjeshVishwakarma  browsers can.
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  236.  @euronbuci3664  France did colonise a big part of India. Then there was a war with the British that the French lost. (I mentioned Spain because the original comment was also about America.)
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  237. And Europe. That's where it started. For example, see what was happening inside Great-Britain at the same time as India was being broken and plundered.
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  238. search a bit. Putler is supporting and funding people like him since twenty years.
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  239. This guy is californian.
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  240.  @euronbuci3664  It was (governed by the) British, yes, so what? Valivade didn't exist yet, only Kingston-upon-Thames?
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  241. I don't know who taught you that, but they seem rather fringe – and cringe.
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  242. If only people had to install Windows if they wanted it 😑
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  243. Good idea. I don't know any (human) language where replacing the apostophe by a space or a hyphen changes a meaning, or makes it less readable.
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  244. By default, it does. Go in the settings.
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  245. Are you sure? Isn't React precisely known to never make any change breaking, leaving the oldest React code out there to still work?
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  246.  @dinastijs  I suppose through the blood system, since in the koala's case, the worms were obstructing it's arteries.
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  247. Le nombre de mort côté Ukrainien est secret, mais on sait qu'il y a des vivants qui sont dans les tranchées depuis plus d'un an, donc ça manque de rotation aussi.
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  248. ​ @sergeikhripun  And "no country called Ukraine before 1991" look at old maps lol
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  249. What made it so dangerous to shoot down over land? Did they fear it might contain toxic components or something?
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  250. What, y? z?
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  251.  @autohmae  Unsure about Russia, but I think China will just ban foreign browsers, as they have all they need at home.
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  252. Meta openly maintains shadow profiles of non-member persons who interact with their platform's members. I think by federating Threads, they are getting at every unzucked online persona. Zuck.
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  253. Better to be aware of, thanks  @BrodieRobertson .
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  254. Asking Microsoft and some continental Chinese company to preserve freedom on the Internet?
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  255. Linus's deleted video has been re-uploaded by "Floresdorf Gaming".
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  256.  @darrennew8211  I think so indeed.
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  257.  @Robbie-mw5uu  can you comment from Invidious?
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  258.  @sergeikhripun  україна is not окраїна. And if you were referring to the Pereiaslav agreement, the original paper is lost, and the Russian and Ukrainian claims about it's contents are wildly different. The misunderstanding probably dates back to the day itself, since they already needed translators even back in 1654.
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  259. Pas besoin, il s'accable tout seul.
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  260. @paulfaber6227 What would YT acting against PH look like?
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  261. From this to Discord stopping to monitor what other apps you have on your device, I think there's still some way to go.
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  262. No offence either, but there's a pretty fair chance they designed the device you wrote this on.
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  263. That's alien too, technically.
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  264. ​ @RocketRenton Why would they publish their harvest?
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  265. ​ @mathiasbartl9393  To be fair, a tyre fire atop a water cooling tower isn't really arson. Just s bad joke.
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  266. I live in France, and challenge you to tell me what a republic can make any better.
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  267. I can understand both sides here, OpenAI needed to find a business model that would bring them the funds they needed, but they did end up turning over their initial reason to be. What I'm wondering is going for-profit is one thing, but why did they have to go closed-source? Maybe it has to do with who came to save them? "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish".
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  268. Amazing work, Cybernews team!
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  269. Maybe I should... upload a video about productivity by next week
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  270. I had a look at freecodecamp recently, their courses are actually project-based. The first project is a 'cat photos app'. I think they are very good.
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  271. Yeah, that's new to me too. I found an explanation on Wikipedia : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_number (in the 'history' drawer):)
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  272.  @vectoralphaSec  Who will maintain the automation? Some other automation? Maintained by whom?
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  273.  @youarethecssformyhtml  I have no idea what your language is (mixed you up with the other's name👀). I was joking about fomo, not your language competence, sorry if I hurt you. all languages are needed; don't neglect yours, specially if it's under pressure of other ones :)
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  274.  @youarethecssformyhtml  Fear Of Missing Out.
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  275. 1:39 "anytime 🫡" 🤔
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  276. I think Jeff has cloned his own voice and is now using it as voiceover. Proof at 0:30
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  277. This sentence goes pretty far deep.
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  278. The concern I felt reading the title 😟
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  279. I wouldn't say a 'low-code' tool that doesn't let you go into further detail when needed is a low-code tool, rather a bad product, that promises and lets you down.
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  280. Oui en trois jours, depuis deux ans.
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  281. Et c'est intéressant de voir à quelle époque le système des races de chats a été codifié, c'était une époque où on aimait bien codifier les chose.
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  282.  @66hobgoblin81  oh, intersting. Thanks !
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  283. The 'watch later' option was missing
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  284. Moscou ne ment jamais, c'est bien connu
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  285. «les blancs» 🤔
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  286. But the change from ca- to cha- didn't spread to the three northern dialects: Belgian Wallon, Picard, and William's Normand. Hence the two layers in English.
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  287. And the Cot is not grown on the Côtes-du Rhône... :)
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  288. Take all the rest of the rest you need.
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  289. Anglais *Vieil langaige françois!
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  290. In Occitan, lop (pronounced lup), lòc, taur and auzit are exactly the same (not tardiu - slow, late though). With the accent of Nissa (fr. Nice) 'lenga nòstra' is pronounced exactly 'lengă noastră' :)
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  291. Utile, merci @estherlouange7707 
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  292.  Yvon Q.  Let's see. please detail. Because to me, you seem wrong on all the line, or maybe into some WP:FRINGE theory I don't know about (and would be glad to learn:)
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  293.  Yvon Q.  Let's put things in order. 1) Celtic languages are two groups: i) Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic, Manx, Irish) ii) Brittonic (Welsh, Cornish, and Breton). Breton is not Gaelic. 2) Just as there is Scots in Southern Scotland, there is Gallo in Eastern Bittany. It has a few differences from standard French, like saying Be'rtagne instead of Bretagne. 3) Yes, Gallo is older in Brittany than Celtic Breton! It originates, like French and Occitan, from the Roman colonisation of Celtic Speakers; Breton came later with *Welsh refugees fleeing the Saxons. (It's been suggested, though, that the Breton dialect of Gwened (fr. Vannes), which is different from others, might be a survival of continental Gaulish.)
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  294.  @sebastienduparcq9706  Ah ça oui, c'est les mêmes populations 🤣 ...tu as vu les deux mamies qui parlent leur langue régionale avec le soldat Ukrainien? 😛
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  295.  @alberferdi1  Mdr ce nom est aussi russe que «Florence» «Londres» et Lisbonne» sont français 😛
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  296. Les tiens? Retiens-les un peu, s'il te plait
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  297. Oui l'eau ça pète
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  298. Because the vowel is long, to fill up the space left by the lost consonant. *But in the South of France, where French isn't native, the vowel system is simplified.
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  299. bien sur - surtout quand ça ne tient pas debout. Continue comme ça à ne même pas te poser de questions🤗
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  300.  @HalfdanRekkirsson  It's Occitan, the language spoken in the southern half of France. Even when speaking French, southerners say «la côte» instead of «la pente» for "the slope". So I think «Côtes du Rhône» refer to the slopes over the the river, where the vines are planted, like the word «coteaux». (In Occitan, the Rhone is called "Rone" (rrooneh) on it's west bank and "Ròse" (rrohzeh) on it's east bank. And my bad, rivers have proper names, so it's "Còstas dau *de Ròse" 🦱)
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  301.  @marietherese4564  Tu as oublié les excuses de l'équipe qui l'a fait?
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  302. C'est qui qui a envahi son pays
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  303. In this use, it's actually an adaptation of Occitan 'Còstas de Ròse', the French word for that is rather 'côteau'.
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  304. tu gobes tout décidément
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  305. "mais à chaque fois c'est Kiev a menti" selon Moscou bien sur.
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  306. Interesting. Do you say things like 'carguer' instead of 'charger'?
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  307.  @luke-ti3fu  nuclear? Are you saying this because it looked like a mushroom?
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  308. Qui secuta una lenga, merita pas gaire que l'ausissiam.
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  309.  @luke-ti3fu  You're really thinking all that explosion came from the payload?
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  310. d'urbain plutôt
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  311. A lot of English pronounciations of French words that sound "wrong" come in fact straight out of the Normand dialect of French. A particularly conspicuous example is the name "Willam". Ask an old Normand farmer to say "Guillaume", lol. And if you reconstruct medieval Normand French, the little differences almost vanish.
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  312. Logical only if the name of god is Vladimir Putin. And the guy in the same interview says they arefighting "pagans".
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  313. Your teacher was probably not a bad one, it's the French teaching tradition that is quite counter-productive.
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  314. But how is Russia any different from the US? They're doing all the same things!
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  315. Typical Putin jabber. Anything I don't like is paid and remote controlled. Mankind has no free will.
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  316. Not even . We just live here .
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  317. It's a scandal, Ukraine destroying artifacts of historical value! L🙃L
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  318. Pre 1917 borders, preferably
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  319. When did Prigozhin say himself that he wanted to overthrow Putin? My understanding so far is that he was after Shoigu and Gerasimov, and all the talk about him targeting Putin comes from those two 🤔
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  320. I think they just took the time to verify the information. This time it was true, another time it might not. We know Matt is reliable, but I also think it's good if journalists don't skip their procedures. 3 hours is not very long if we are not in command.
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  321.  @YNotWAKEUp  Prussia is in Czechia ;)
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  322. That would be severely unreasonable anyway, with damaged pillars...
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  323. I did happen right when a petrol train was passing though, and it blew up.
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  324. A petrol train was passing at that very moment, and it blew up. The train side is damaged enough for only 'light' trains to be allowed now.
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  325. Продолжайте искать татуировки Дмитрия Уткина на украинцах, и бороться с боевыми комарами 😙
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  326. Slow-mo suicidals
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  327. Actually, 16000 was the other day, now it's 40000t more.
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  328. Will those colonial wars where white powers purchase local human assets to fight each other ever end?
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  329. I would rather call it Tahanrih than Taganrog, as it is a hisorically, and culturally, Ukrainian town.
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  330. I don't think the problem is with the guy. The official definition of a "genocide" is more restrictive than what may people think. And it's not about whether a crime hits the ceiling of horror or not; it's a precise type of action. For example, if I'm not mistaken, ethnic cleansing is not genocide if the unwanted population is expelled rather than killed. BUT ethnic cleansing is recognized as a crime nevertheless. I'm pretty sure some of the Russian army's crimes in Ukraine would qualify for crime against Humanity. For genocide? maybe, but the relevance of this precision is limited imho. It's just technical. A crime is a crime.
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  331. If I remember well, it flew over.
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  332.  @ericp1139  That's the point. It wouldn't destroy the reactor, but would look like a strike. But the hole in the dam wasn't supposed to be that big either, they're just being irresponsible as usual.
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  333. Since this video, MDN has moved the section on escape notation to it's own page. It is no longer found at /JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String but at /JavaScript/Reference/Regular_expressions/Character_escape :) Thank you Mosh.
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  334. I'll let you comment on Korean politics, but from France, I can notice they are referring to XVIIIth century fake news as fact 🙄
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  335. Queen Marie-Antoinette was subject to several hateful fabrications, like the made-up "necklace case".
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  336.  @newmankidman5763  Sources?
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  337. They only sent a group of commandos, and they accomplished their precise mission pretty well. A help for a help. It's not at all like they were going all in that other war.
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  338. It's being slaughtered by people who add "the" in front of it's name.
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  339. Ukraine is helping those in Sudan who fight against the Nigerian terrorist's friends, but yes, when there is fighting there is always a risk for weapons to change hands.
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  340. A bot with flesh and bones, LOL. I do not pretend to be omniscient, but you swallowing every absurd ruscist statement doesn't make me "clueless". Learn some logics,  @Christ-follower471 
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  341.  @fridabalike3355  What do you think of the NEB?
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  342. Stop reading translations then.
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  343. "towards God"
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  344. Some of it might be, but most of it isn't, at least not intentionally.
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  345. That was already argued two minutes after the fact.
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  346. Hm. Meanwhile, the Buddha looks Japanese in Japan, Thai in Thailand, and Greek in Gandhara. Who cares? Just the same fake woke who want die-hard Tutankhamen to look like a Nubian when it's obvious he wasn't one.
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  347. Lol look up the world map
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  348. A Mammonian scripture? oh.
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  349. ?? What is the video about
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  350. ​ @rivertonhigh-v4t  "blond aryans" Bro, aryas exist from Kurdistan to Assam, how many are blond? Why are you parroting hitler's nonsense?
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  351. Yes they are bringing toilets back home 💪
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  352.  @anthonyloveanthonylove2159  That's up to the parties involved.
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  353. Chill, as far as I understand, Ethiopian provinces have elected provincial governments. So they both are governments officially though not on the same level, even though now the Tigraian one would like to upgrade because of the conflict.
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  354. wrong
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  355. This is a remarkably encompassing and clear explanation.
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  356.  @goldenshamrock7267  Beijing is Korea.
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  357.  @charlymalaga4275  Va soigner tes loirs. Je suis pas du genre à crier au racisme au moindre pet de travers, mais là, t'en es un beau morceau.
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  358. @Rasgulla Teenage and even younger girls who dance on vertical screen on TikTok and YouTube are basically showing off their bodies and hardly anything else, whether they realise it or not😱, but here we have a person laughing with friends after office hours, what's in common?
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  359.  @MaowTseTung  A prime minister's office is also a struggle. I just think we should not be unjust with our leaders 🙏
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  360.  @MaowTseTung  Don't hard workers go to the bar on friday night or have a barbecue on sunday? So now imagine a PM working less hard or having a burn-out in office. I'm sure Mr Modi also relaxes regularly (probably with a different style, everyone's different). THEY ARE HUMANS.
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  361.  @christiana1223  I don't think I wrote that I approved wokeism, or that I valued 'hotness'. I'm not even sure she is completely clean (let's wait for the test:). But I do think her opposition is deliberately making a mountain out of not much material available. That's toxic behaviour. And they would like the job! As to her country's relations with Russia, it would probably go the same way with anybody else in her place, since they are being kicked that way against their wishes by and blamed for it by the same person lol.
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  362. Your previous president wasn't a sad grumpy old nun either
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  363. Yes but the opposition *also has a role in preserving the Dignity and sanctity of the office. For that side, it means going after the person in office for political reasons only.
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  364.  @01tj007  Racist🙊 we can run at 25mph, while your maximum sprint is 18mph... and those guys would likely be accused of human traffiking, as in several past cases, but she was obviously having fun with friends after work, if that's anything world shaking 🤔
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  365. What, did you see her partying with old men? 🤣
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  366. So for you a woman who dances 'looks like a strip dancer'. You must be posting from Kabul to enhance your social credit 🙄
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  367.  @gaijingamdangmei7712  Of course to commit a crime is intollerable. And so many world leaders get away with it... But dancing with frends after work, is that a matter for judgement?
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  368. What's immoral there, precisely speaking?
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  369. The type of comment from a guy who plays helicopter on Friday nights
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  370. In France the last sex tape we had from a politician was a conservative dude
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  371. I would like to show your comment to your mom, your sister, your wife, your daughter, your mother-in-law, and see their faces.
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  372. Exactly.
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  373. I'm sur Mr Modi knows how to manage his mental health, with the amount of charge on his shoulders if he kept all his steam he would be in asylum by now.
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  374. Wtf are you bringing sex into this?
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  375.  @lahirukarunathilake5768  You are 100% right, and did you read my comment to the END :)
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  376. I think you did a logical jump at the beginning.
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  377.  @86kbp  I'll leave this to other's judgement.
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  378. Hey did you know that they week has seven times twenty four hours... and at any time some person can sneak in and whisper in her ear, as it happened to George W Bush when he was entertaining kids in a school, during office hours!
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  379. 😝
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  380. Reps would go in the same frenzy as dems went with Trump.
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  381. I don't see where riding a horse bare chested comes into this 🤔😆, but I agree with the rest of what you said.
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  382. It's an Indian channel, even if they wanted to it would be illegal for them to show the map differently.
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  383.  @huh..4591  MX player is very good too, last year it supported m3u8 before VLC and Samsung's native player (so I downloaded it to watch a video from an Indian site), but full of ads (why not, they need revenue too, but within my own phone videos, and and spot-on to their contents👀) and closed-source (we all know that security by obscurity doesn't work). Don't mistake me I love indian stuff, and I was also disappointed when it wouldn't stream movies from their own website because I'm abroad lol. So I'm still going for VLC first, but if Indian government has concerns 🤔I will have a look into this.
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  384. You two seem so sure about secret motives that it's over me
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  385.  @drewtube5031  Lol of course there is no nothing. Maybe he meant something else by 'God' than what you think of. Disbelievers are often the most faithfull it turns out. It's a misunderstanding imho.
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  386. In this case, they also have to protect themselves aginst enimy intelligence.
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  387. Please develop.
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  388. Beans are protein 🇫🇷💪
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  389. So do I. But she should read the news more attentively. Macron's coalition didn't get the mythical 289+"absolute majority", but they did get the majority not lose it.
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  390.  @gail9299  Not sure. Look the LR have already said they don't want to be 'obstructive', and the left certainly wants to be, but they might be happy to 'oblige' him to do exactly what LR will oppose to.
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  391. Wrong. 289 is the mark for so-called ‘absolute majority’. Macron's coalition has won the majority, just not as strong of a one as they hoped.
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  392. What are you inventing
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  393. What? Getting a short majority instead of the mythical «majorité absolue»(289+)?
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  394. Some would like it but technically no. Because Macron's coalition did get the majority. The 289 mark is for 'absolute majority', which makes government much easier, a French concept.
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  395.  @fernfreeman1729  J'ai mal choisi mon exemple, la France est aussi en Amérique du Sud 🦱 mais ça change pas mon propos.
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  396.  @fernfreeman1729  Bien sur que perdre des voix ça veux pas rien dire, sa méthode n'a pas très bien marché ces cinq dernières années. Mais la France n'est pas en Amérique du Sud🤷‍♂️ À QUI profiterait ce genre d'auto-destruction ? (voir l'outkinski au-dessus de nous mdr).
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  397. What did he actually loose? The do-called 'asolute majority' (289+)? But he still got a normal majority.
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  398.  @antoinemozart243  70%?
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  399. He is holding him on the phone while Z. is crashing his troops with French weapons 😜💪
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  400. Putin's petty shenanigans were crushed.
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  401.  @antoinemozart243  Il faut juste un peu plus de négociation pour les faire passer, mais vue la composition de l'opposition ça ne sera pas impossible à chaque fois. *Capisci?
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  402.  @antoinemozart243  100% correct? Pas avoir la «majorité absolue» c'est «perdre la majorité»?🧐
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  403.  @centurione6489  Both left and right are dragging us the same, just with different narratives IMO.
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  404. But what she said here is wrong. Macron's coalition missed the ‘absolute majority’, but they are still in majority.
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  405. ...ut getting a small majority has nothing to do with "losing the majority".
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  406. What? Like getting a small majority in parlement and journalists banding it as "losing the majority"?
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  407. Vox populi, vox Dei , some say... but be careful, by attributing events to God, you might end up accusing Him of evil.
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  408. She us allied with Hezbollah
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  409. Because this war is being openly waged upon us. If we don't stop them there the front line will reach the Atlantic. Think of the ‘interest of the people’ as you put it.
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  410.  @gail9299  I'm not sure he is smart enough though. He wasn't in the past five years. But he has those cards in hand.
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  411.  @pamjacot5801  Yes, but LR will approve half of his measures and if he is smart enough, he will give the left the impression they are forcing him to do the other half 🙃
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  412. But he still got the majority. Not the ‘absolute majority’ (289+) but still the majority.
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  413.  @rawwords8429  By whom?
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  414. Glottoph🤪be
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  415.  @Kevin-vh9dl  ??? were does ww2 come in with this?
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  416.  @Kevin-vh9dl  Yes it is white actually :) Just some weird regime took power, committed mass murders in the people's name and changed it in the 1790s ; today, some of the suvivor's descendents still hide a white flag behind their heap of wood by tradition.
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  417. @Len Attard Ha ha I can see your last answer is being treated accordingly to it's contents :) If somone else want's to know what I'm talking about, the following is copypasted from my notifications: "Well, that is the "freedom of speech" the USA starts wars for! That is ok. I shall comment in more appropriate channels and YouTube certainly will not get more money from me....They can stop asking." I did the same 3d ago with a comment saying that "They are deleting the internet.(...)"; hope this time it works too. At least we can laugh a bit.
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  418. @Len Attard I don't think Palki manages the comment section. Whoever does could set some rules about links etc., but more probably it's YouTube's AI that's become yet more aggressive this month again.
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  419.  @work90  They are both alledged to have it, what's more interesting is how people believe it or not according to their political opinions about the parties behind the guys 🤔
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  420.  @work90  you are right he's 3y 7mo 24d younger than Biden that's a lot
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  421. >>>
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  422. Have you at least listened to the man, after her presentation?
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  423. ?? She mixed it all up.
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  424. Learn about the Vietnam war.
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  425. Well, the answer is more in what he says. Where is the "mercenary" she was introducing?
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  426.  @theonly6359  LOL look at the French far left they hate Macron so much!
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  427. What is exactly meant at 2:00 by "the north pole has moved eastwards"? Which way is that?
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  428. .
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  429. YouTube suggesting me this 48 hours later
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  430. Side topic, is there any possibility the name given to this product in Kenya have anything to do with Sanskrit?
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  431.  @Modi_Prime_Minister_4_Life  learn History
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  432. Very dangerous to attempt, except if PRC is fully at war with Taiwan and it's allies...
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  433.  @rajender11  Have a look at your borders, from Aksai Chin to Arunachal 👀
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  434. 0:29
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  435. *the eater, not the eaten.
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  436. no, not by writing code like this 1:06 ! Why are you calling them hackers in the first place? 🤣
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  437. Several of the ads mentionned I saw them in Europe too.
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  438. In big pharma worldwide.
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  439. You said either too much or too little. I am a great fan of beans😋
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  440. It's a worldwide problem, not just Indian.
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  441. Big pharma corruption is an international gigantic problem.
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  442. ​ @philippedombinou8589  Numbers and areal diffusion are two different things. The map is not wrong.
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  443. In English, "a (whatever) national" means they hold that citizenship.
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  444. *Are mystery aircraft actually Unidentified Flying Objects? 👈 Answer
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  445. I learned the existence of Artix in some nerdy Linux comment section, someone popped in and said “I don't even care about your world, I use Artix” (no one had asked), I went and checked what it was, and found that it is an Arch-based distro, but in the process of cutting all ties with the arch ecosystem. I suddenly found that the comment made more sense.
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  446. Natively or emulated?
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  447.  @shinyrayquaza9  Yes
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  448. Title a little bit misleading 😂
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  449. I am in EU, I had a recent update, and effectively system apps are now labelled. But I still can't uninstall the Edge.
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  450. Proprietary software, riddled with merge conflicts.
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  451.  @AchiragChiragg  In a western countries, 99% of the maps we can see show the LoC as the actual IN/PK border. That's why when we look for an AF/IN one, we don't find it.
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  452.  @morsine  The contents of Tor communications is well encrypted, but it's use is easily detectable. And if you host your own VPN, how do you hide who owns the VPN? That's why providers are useful, even if they add a hazard.
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  453. "The Centre has blocked 14 mobile applications, which were, according to central intelligence agencies, being used by terrorists and their supporters in Jammu and Kashmir." Where did you hear or read that the ban is limited to J&K? I didn't find.
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  454. Commenting at least seven words before one hour from upload. I might find something more consistent to say later.
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  455. I suppose it's also very dangerous to listen to the radio offline.
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  456.  @mickmoon6887  Try degoogling a Samsung
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  457.  @legendofPump  I think space blankets or silver foil are considered more efficient.
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  458.  yo  Zero-degrees?
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  459.  @D00000T  Farmers use such satellite services to track plant nutrition and diseases across their fields. The leaf's wavelength can tell you if the plant had enough nitrogen for example.
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  460. And also plenty of apps that legitimately use those permissions for useless but fancy purposes.
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  461. or sourdough
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  462.  @mahirdeth  In exact measure, yes! But 180c is the equivalent level on metric oven buttons.
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  463. Tip: if you're flabbergasted to see the cake didn't end up as a piece of coal, try 180°C instead of 350°F.
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  464.  @jirehla-ab1671  SyncThing on iPhone is called Möbius. I wish freedom to your mom though.
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  465.  @MaxiBini638  Yes! There's actually a built-in option for that. (Download another messaging app)
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  466.  @definetlynotacomment1184  Definetly not a senseless comment.
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  467. iPhone is waaaaaaay in front of android (for THAT purpose lol). Rob Braxman Tech explains this pretty well.
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  468. This is only true in case of terrorism.
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  469. Hm, handy concept
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  470. Yeah when you're depressed and want to get even worse.
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  471.  @josephaldrich4023  the silly game already legit needs to monitor your kernel to make sure you're not cheating.
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  472.  @boredguy5531  I know, this happens.
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  473. The family was found covered in some flour-like material, and wasn't in a state to recount what happened.
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  474. Browser segregation.
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  475.  @qlippoth13  *mium
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  476.  @popcornpizza8869  Eh, I knew the trick but Idkw I thought it didn't work for answers, thank you.
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  477. I know YT censorship is likely really random but still, I'm curious about what the answer above mine says.
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  478. What else is it that would drive you away from Arch?
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  479.  @LiveType  I have the same habit, and that's even wh:) I use Firefox: because of tab isolation. I tink it must be that making the difference, if the tabs can't share their common cookies and scripts, they must have to load each their own bloat🤔
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  480. A sane journalist has the duty to protect their sources.
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  481. Blasphemy spotted
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  482. He told us the other day moment 😎
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  483. ​ @Alfred-Neuman  Lapsu$ member?
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  484. Hmm, I think moe wooshed you all.
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  485. ​ @jigsaw2253  There is a Lord, and Richard Stallman is his messenger.
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  486.  @DudeSoWin  Where do you get this information from? What I find is that all 4 types of redundancy are commonly used in smart devices.
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  487. First, question it
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  488. Yes, but it only uses wifi up to now.
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  489.  @arvuti-qj6xn  Probably nothing, I just need to learn what all these weirdly named things are. Thank you😃
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  490. LOL. This guy is the same one who did that video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72zEL9iSIXo
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  491. Yes Linus is very passionate about it, but do you have anything to say about his actual objections, that you showed on the screen? He did manage to make the thing look nonsrnsical at least 🤔
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  492. Could this have been avoided by separating the scanning process? I mean, if NeedRestart just had to read a what-uses-what log produced by another program?
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  493. Yes, Ominous*Jeff is more trustorthy than SketchyVpn... lol.
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  494.  @tjgdddfcn  Right, my bad, I was distracted. I wonder why your simple and factual answer is hidden. that said, I don't find Jeff Bezos's buisinesses less sketchy than Mark Zuckerberg's.
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  495.  @tjgdddfcn  [Redacted because I had mixed everything up.]
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  496. I thought it was
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  497. Yes, he made it public when streaming a few weeks ago.
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  498. !this.pleaseExplain(why)
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  499.  @IvanRandomDude  hint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oh7MoEvJ88
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  500. 3:54 "React the framework, not React the Library" 👀
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  501.  @Provocateur3  but how is it recorded, from inside the bag?
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  502.  @BasicLib  OK they have discreet manners.
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  503.  @robbraxmantech  If one flashes them to PostmarketOS? That's Linux.
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  504.  @teresajackson5859  A beep is a notification, isn't it? Did you look in your received notifications, and in your notification settings?
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  505.  @practicalthinker5545  Yes, and the background flips, so this part is clearly separated.
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  506. ​ @linsqopiring6816 And I suspect 'top comments' censorship to target such suspitions LOL.
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  507.  @Disabled_fandom  But, what is your LibreBoot booting Void Linux upon?
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  508. I'm not having it here, but I did see that several times elsewhere on YouTube.
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  509. In case of the other scenario (app hates root), it could think you rooted your phone because: 1) it is de-googled, hence not a 'standard Android' (some apps like banking ones only 'trust' normie phones), this would be normal; or 2) it is rooted without your knowledge, this would be concerning. I would check device status in settings.
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  510. If you could show me
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  511.  @timtimini7641  That's not it
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  512.  @robbraxmantech  That's strange, all I can find online is Finland being a massive producer of those! Maybe do they have different packaging/labelling regulations?
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  513. How can I do the same test on Windows?
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  514. And now, news: Threads will be part of the Fediverse. That instance will be radioactive.
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  515. I think so too. But I don't know how easy it would be to start this as a niche before outgrowing the PKI, since websites need the browser's trust. I understand Rob is planning a video about how he would change the PKI, so I'm waiting for that.
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  516. I will.
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  517. ​ @robbraxmantech  Is it possible to multiply Let'sEncrypt independent clones and kin so none is irreplaceable?
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  518. A VPN hides your IP, but nothing else. And else is a lot.
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  519. This is probably what the real problem is, seen that the same ones have recently voted some rather better measures like the anti-gatekeepers thing. Influenceable persons become living battlegrounds.
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  520. You have "nothing to hide? OK. Take your clothe off.
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  521. You mentioned Goggles and Meth, but did you forget Bizzos?
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  522.  @10.11.9  A case where payment authentification should be enough.
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  523. Kudos @Stark-ek7mh 
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  524. This is just a basic, common obfuscation technique, exactly what he said AV can detect. Btw there's no virus in your snippet.
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  525. Don't you have your setup saved on some drive (or in the cloud)?
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  526. China Uncensored can be expected to be hyperbolic, but I can also imagine the app to be normal for the general pubic, and then be weaponised against specific targets.
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  527. You're in yet another vault, behind the Wall.
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  528.  @paulrun111  Openly?
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  529. Of course it does, but also what you like, your subs, your comments and simply what you skip and don't skip. Seems obvious, though we don't know exactly. Their government classified the algorithm as a national interest level secret.
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  530. Se parla francés fòrça fòrça de tròp en França. Es vertat.
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  531.  @Provocateur3  If the aggressor is kind enough to tell you he's going to start.
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  532.  @Mr.Dapper  Useless for that purpose, they don't cover the whole face.
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  533. Irrelevant ads can be so much more entertaining
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  534.  @terrydaktyllus1320 , I agree with you. Just that on yt I often let them flow past when I like the creator (e.g. Rob) because I'm not paying for premium.
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  535.  @DamjanDimitrioski  How's your project going?
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  536. It depends on whether you can unlock the bootloader or not. As far as I know Galaxies are unlockabl in their international versions, but not in their US versions, or at least the option is obfuscated (I have read things like it appearing only a week after the dev options are opened or smthng like that; Idk I'm not in the US). After that you need to find a ROM compatible with your device model. Some Galaxies have them others don't. I'm still looking for one for my A31, although very close models like A32 have them.
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  537. Those games are a much bigger issue, with their kernel-level 'anti-cheat' monitoring features.
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  538. ​ @50-50_Grind  He can just c&p your comment into the description, he only needs to add "0:00 Intro" at the top and there are chapters 👈 @robbraxmantech :)
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  539. Wow that would be a real 'kill switch'.
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  540. In this other Rob's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v6bvqiErWQ&t=419s
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  541.  @linsqopiring6816  yeah, but then your phone carrier is your ISP, or you are using someone else's ISP.
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  542. The easiest yes, but definitely not the best unless you are a hermit on an asteroid.
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  543. Interesting question. By basic logics no, but if someone is aware of a plot twist, I would like to know. Could the news be in the first answer here, that is hidden to me?
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  544. Disable sync and then you can remove the excess stuff from your account.
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  545. That's why quantum noise is silence at the same time.
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  546.  @thebrowns5337  If you access anything online, you are using a browser. That's how it works. When you use the "Google" app on your phone, for example, it uses the System WebView, a faceless browser engine that all non-browser apps use to access the Internet. (Same for YouTube, Spotify, your bank...) And links you open use your default browser, even within the app. (I managed to have no default browser, so I have the choice every time.)
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  547.  @thebrowns5337  What do you mean by 'search motor'? A search engine (called "moteur de recherche" in French)? Unless you have the whole index stored at home (a massive data center) you need to send your query to a remote server. Using a browser.
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  548.  @robbraxmantech  Is VirtualBox trustable, knowing it's from Oracle?
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  549.  @SpaceCadet4Jesus  For the IP: you can use a VPN; for browser tracking: you can separate your activities. Are you assuming people who do one random thing always think it solves everything and don't know anything else? And is someone who appears as Space Cadet instead of John Doe paranoid or just reasonable?
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  550. It doesn't, he doesn't say his product is the only viable solution, and the promotional section is clearly distinguished by the background flipping.
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  551.  @MadCowMusic  Did I say anything about myself lol? But now that my ph🤕ne is in hospital, it's because g👀 has my data somewhere that I can follow Rob... the real world is complicated 🤯
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  552. Lunr Tech's open source hardware?
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  553. It's easy to find on F-Droid.
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  554. Good. Don't forget to cover it with some non-shiny layer. You can be seen from too far right now.
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  555.  @Inphinityproductions  Everything he said in this video can be found on each app's website. The ranking is from his own reasoning, which he expressed in full words. So as I understand the principle in your comment, I don't see how it applies to this video?
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  556. This whole war in a single sentence: 3:05
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  557.  @RetroCaptain  Or degoogle it
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  558.  @nedmilburn  You can sign up with just a random username and password
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  559.  @Clodaghbob  Ah, donc en réalité elle n'a que 7 ans ... ?
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  560. C'est des noms génériques, comme dire qu'on a découvert un nouvel oiseau. C'est l'espèce qui n'a pas encore de noms.
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  561.  @sympiamao3ziaime  Ah d'accord merci.
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  562. En tout cas, nous ne sommes pas seuls dans l'Univers.
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  563. ?
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  564.  @terrydaktyllus1320  ofc not deliberately, but who uses external webfonts, integrates easy login with your zucking id, that f, like button, Disqus comment box, etc.? They don't come on their own. I can see a few things that can be done, like self-hosting anything that you can. But I expect Rob to have some extra insight.
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  565. That's meant as "targeted individual", @friendlyfire7861  .
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  566.  @retrofizz727  Je trouve pas
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  567. Il y a du semblable sur YouTube
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  568. 🤣
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  569.  @crazysquirrel9425  Yes, but I think you do "do social media", you're just not walking around with them.
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  570.  @heleneculioli-atwood6997  Oui, le flan pâtissier. Je surpinaillais en ramenant le plus ancien (et peut-être périmé).
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  571. What am I reading then? Not really a troll question, but it does look contradictory. What did you mean?
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  572. 🔎"Dolomite"
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  573. Eh ben tue-le et envoi l'échantillon.
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  574. Hors sujet @PekilordFamata 
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  575. This is blatant amalgamation. These protests are about a long-standing problem that happens to also fuel extremisms, but as journalists, you should be more careful not to lie by omission.
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  576.  Digital Bath  No it's just some westerners saying that of Buddhism. Read Trividya sutra/Tevijja sutta.
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  577. Have you watched Rob's videos on i devices, specially those from 5 months ago?
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  578. SDA
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  579. France is doing the same. I like how very ancient knowledge turns out to be the approriate answer to the newest problem 🤺🤓
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  580. This is exactly what the PRC wants and needs. That their ONLY opposition be the well-known international mass criminal terrorism. So that nobody can help them. Like that the PRC can carry out their own mass crimes and genocides untroubled.
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  581. I understood it was rather on a basis of nationality, against 'Kashmiri occupation' they had never accepted before.
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  582.  @robbraxmantech  Twitter not a concern?!
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  583. With a Russian army knife? Making a video for Russian propaganda? 🤣I hope you earned a few rubles at least
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  584. 🔍Dmitri Utkin
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  585. Log in to your YT account only in Chrome, and watch YouTube in Brave only logged out. That's what Rob call's browser isolation.
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  586. "The so-called Muslims (...) ...such people can have no excuse (...)" 🤔 So what happened in Niffati Mosque, Ein Zara, Libya in 2020?
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  587. How do you drag them?
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  588. Who is Kadyrov standing with? Search Niffati mosque, Ein Zara, Libya, 2020.
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  589. in Niffati mosque, ain Zara, in 2020. Kadyrov can't ignore it. Coherence.
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  590. If they are all politically 'liberal', why are they acting so typically like a liberal's idea of a far-right regime?
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  591. Gladio was from her political family though
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  592.  @benazeddine5255  I'm not aware about that for rote armee fraction, they seem to have been rather irrecuperable fanatics, but as to the Gladio militia, yes, of course it was made by the CIA to fight the communists, but who did they hire for that? That's what i meant.
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  593. Peer a glance at the LAC, please bro.
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  594.  @chaoruncheng2220  Yes. A family house is a temple. 🙏
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  595.  Abhijeet Kundu  Wow, you nailed it. It's not so impossible when you think about it. And look at that love the monument is build to celebrate...
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  596.  @leoi6894  Could make sense. There is a lotus at the top of every Egyptian temple column :)
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  597. He's teaching us how to take a tangent trajectory to the wall the world is heading into perpendicularly.
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  598.  @publicproblem0080  Search, communists are not the only atheists who have killed masses.
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  599.  @publicproblem0080  Of course I did not mean you would be a killer. I am not attacking atheism at all, my only point is that (imo) as to violence, atheist-vs-others is historically irrelevant. There are people in their senses like you in other religions too. (So is marxists-vs-non-marxist atheist, Ayne Rand was atheist too and she contributed a fair part in radicalising the camp who comitted genocides in nicaragua, Jeju, Indonesia...) But I DO NOT ASSIMITATE Atheism to violence. Because hatred only feeds on itself regardless what it shits on. When the refusal of idolatry turns stupid to the point of bashing statues, it needs rebranding, and mental statues should be felled. Atheism has nothing to do with unfaithfullness, just as Faith has nothing to do with belief, even if people have been arguing in those terms out of bilateral laziness. So from a religious point of vue, atheism is true faith restored:) And I disapprove of YouTube's AI shadowbanning answers from the thread. To someone else reading, I was answering this: "I am atheist who have not killed anyone not a communist or a Marxist i believe atheist will prevail 90% fight will be over."
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  600. Reference?
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  601. All this makes me think of Mr M*******.
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  602.  @Kvothe1994  why not?
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  603. This looks great, you just need an identical agreement with Serbia, and all problems are gone. I know that Serbia might hesitate, but if you include the Serbian part of the Kosovar diaspora in the expat voting possibility, what would be left to object?
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  604.  @alitimur5747  Anatolia is Rome
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  605.  @carllucas89  lol Albanians belong to Kavkaz? By that logic the Danes of Denmark belong to northwestern Ivory Coast and neighboring Liberia.
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  606.  @HellenoBalkan  Επίσης, αφήστε τους ανθρώπους να επιστρέψουν στα χωριά τους που άδειασαν και μετονομάστηκαν, δεν θα ήταν δίκαιο; :)
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  607.  @atomandroid7232  You forget the longer history. Since centuries every few decades one side massacres the other, turn in turn. If you have blames, have them with equity. Nobody can be said to have 'no right to anything'. It will stop when people think they might need their neighbor's help one day.
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  608. A frenchman named Guillaume Blanc has studied and documented where this dream comes from.
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  609. The ads are from YouTube, he has no power over them.
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  610.  @BasicLib  Norway does A LOT of diplomacy, trying to be the settlers of any conflict whatsoever wheresoever. Uninteresting?
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  611.  @robbraxmantech  Thank you for answering my noob's question. It's much clearer now.
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  612. facts.
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  613. Common sense.
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  614. Start by showing them you can have the same Chrome as on Windows though — introduce the scary cat later 😉
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  615. For web developers, this browser is also nice to test accessibility without disturbing your coworkers (or family). If your site is fine with it, it will be with a screen reader too :)
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  616. The dangers of being awsome. You need more cofee AND more chill.
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  617.  NetworkChuk0  LOL
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  618. I repent from waiting four days before clicking on this piece of fun.
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  619. chuckspythonvideos.extend("
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  620. il y a 0 seconde Tu n'as même pas écouté... ou t'es payé en roubles.
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  621.  @kevinjaonasy5669  Les daéchiens apellent "al chichani" tous ceux qui viennent du Caucase. Ils ne sont pas tous tchétchènes, loin de là.
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  622. Tu n'as même pas écouté... ou t'es payé en roubles.
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  623. Wrong thinking for safety . The word 'target' is confusing you .
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  624.  American Freedom World Peace  Yes and big data is made of little bytes ... so we all get bitten .
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  625. You've said to much or to little
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  626. Deep web is not dark web .
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  627. Please don't share your judgements about humans.
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  628. And it's generating comments
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  629. ?
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  630. At least now I know. Nothing wrong with a warning.
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  631.  @paradiseexpress3639  That paper's abstract clearly mentions "nap or siesta schedules" were excluded from the study.
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  632. Comme d'habitude la pression de politiciens comme ça va pousser ces gens inexpulsables ou non dans la nature et dans une illégalité qui empêchera quiconque de les prendre en charge, donc de savoir qui est qui. Et après, ils dirons «Vous voyez, je l'avais dit!». J'en ai assez de cette fausse fermeté qui met la vie des français en danger.
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  633.  @euronbuci3664  Lol. Then England is a Normand ceation?
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  634.  @abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7  it?
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  635.  @euronbuci3664  FRANCE? SPAIN? PORTUGAL?
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  636.  @euronbuci3664  Right (my bad). Except for the confetti that where kept.
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  637.  @myhonorwasloyalty  Not only tried, they did.
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  638. Good question.
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  639. @LIONHEART A what patriot, Indian? Polish? American?
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  640.  @ryanvoll7088  oh
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  641. (perl-)rename? why not mv A-Z a-z?
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  642.  @Truth_Teller_101  This sounds somewhat better.
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  643. The eggs are in the snake's feces, animals (usually little ones) get it by eating contaminated food, then they hatch and grow up in the intermediate host's body. They go through several larval stages in different parts of the body, hence the evolution of the patient's pains from stomach to head. Had life been fair to this kid, a carpet python would have come to eat the lady so it could live it's full adult life happily in the snake's digestive track 😥
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  644. Improbable, those usually reach maturity after the cobra has eaten the mammal with them inside.
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  645. The worm is an Ophidascaris robertsii. Nothing to do with seafood, it's life cycle happens between carpet pythons and their preys, which are marsupials and mammals. They suspect she got it from picking some wild spinach from a place with many pythons. Humans are mammals, but this was an accident, since she is too big for a python to eat.
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  646. The worm wasn't an adult.
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  647.  @donovanmahan2901  Yes, but leaving what degradation products?
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  648.  @donovanmahan2901  Actually not, plastics are made of a synthetic resin (=hydrocarbon polimer) with some plastifiers mixed in. The resins are not biodegradable, but the real health hazard usually comes from the plastifiers: phtalates, bisphenols, etc.
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  649. Hey, beginners are like humans, individually different.
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  650. It wasn't even close, thanks to whom? 😏
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  651. Who's the third guy laughing his head off silently at the straw talk?
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  652.  @Ash_G  They were talking about food and you mention phones; hence my question about context. But your judging by prejudice about name and appearance says more than I needed. Good evening.
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  653.  @Ash_G  you're trying to fit squares in rounds imho.
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  654. 0:00 Why 0:58 Expect mistackes 1:52 Recognize your strengths and weaknesses 5:36 Hitting the "wall" is good 6:25 Something hard, is valuable 8:32 Barriers to entry are high... 9:10 In short
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  655. It says 2 answers, but when I try to see them there's none.
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  656. C'est parce que la stabilité intérieure de la France est en jeu. Sans le rôle régulateur des Bongos sur les élections, la vie politique française risque de changer d'ambiance.
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  657. Ce n'est pas la même bête. Il faut lire à 1:14 . Mais c'est un peu une bête quand même.
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  658. C'est celui de 1918 qu'ils ne reconnaissent pas, il suffit de lire à 1:14 .
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  659. Vous avez mal regardé, la phrase à 0:37 est fausse, lisez plutôt à 1:14 , même si ils sont dangereux quand même.
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  660. Il n'y a pas que les morts qui sont «épuisés». Les autres sont coincés dans les tranchées depuis des mois, et il les relèves sont très très rares.
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  661. Pas de mobilisation en Russie?
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  662. Il y a une erreur significative à 0:37 : c'est celui de 1818 qu'il ne reconnaissent pas, et ce ne sont pas du tout des nostalgique du régime nazi, comme le prouve l'image à 1:14 . Certe, ça ne veut pas dire qu'ils ne soient pas dangereux quand même, mais tout mélanger l'est aussi.
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  663. Une guerre n'est jamais scellée avant son issue.
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  664.  @gringologie9302  Depuis 1500 ans ?
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  665. Tu t'es fait avoir par la phrase erronée à 0:37 . Regarde plutôt l'image à 1:14 .
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  666. Et j'ai bien raison.
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  667. Mais toutes les vaches deviennent du bœuf dans les supermarchés.
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  668. Si tu aimes les Russes, va participer à leurs vagues de viande, @Circélamagicienne3142  . Oh qu'il aime son peuple ce gars-là.
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  669. Pas la peine, le mec se discrédite tout seul.
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  670. C'est qui qui jette le peuple RUSSE dans des «vagues de viande»?
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  671. Ambigu à dire
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  672. Ceux qui renvoient en Chine les musulmans qui on fui l'apostasie forcée par torture mentale ou la mort.
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  673. Well, look it up. If, for example, France, why not Kazakhstan?
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  674.  @montenegrofees  Proton state themselves that they will not hand data over unless the demand is legally indisputable. Kazakhstan is it's own country afaik.
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  675. Npk. L'avion s'éloignait de Belgorod.
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  676.  @Kermit2k  ? Linux isos aren't illegal or shameful
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  677. That server belongs to...
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  678.  @chrisgac4989  Justement, la liste est bidon, c'est des prisonniers déjà échangés.
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  679. Your civics teacher? Do they teach naked?
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  680. 2015
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  681. Ah, ben si c'est juste de ça qu'il s'agit alors pouquois aller inventer tous ces trucs intentionnels alors?
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  682.  @jackoneil3933  Thank you.
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  683. I think it's autofocus.
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  684. I don't think that's device-related, autofocus is everywhere.
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  685. Citez-moi les généraux de cette fameuse junte
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  686. Il a détaillé le chemin de recherche, vous pouvez donc le refaire vous-même si vous avez un doute.
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  687. How can I explain my mother what was so funny on my notification panel?
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  688. J'attends la même rigueur argumentaire que lui de ta part maintenant. Vas-y explique.
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  689.  @asdfghyter  Some do, such as Lightening, or Duckduckgo's browser.
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  690. Euh, la France est venue arrêter l'avance de qui, en 2012? C'est facile d'inverser tout, mais jusqu'à un certain point.
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  691. Au Mali, les militaires on pris le pouvoir, donc formé une junte. (Et ils ont leurs raisons pour ça, c'est pas le sujet.) En France, le gouvernement gouverne (bien ou mal, c'est pas le sujet), l'armée n'a pas pris le pouvoir. Ce n'est donc pas une junte. Je ne pense pas qu'on améliore les choses en mélangeant tout. Surtout quand il y a un gros problème d'exactitude des infos.
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  692. Vous parlez comme si il avait montré une photo en disant «voici la preuve». Mais il a enquêté sur une photo de prétendue preuve, et il a détaillé son processus d'enquête. Trouvez plutôt la faille dans son processus, ce serait plus sérieux.
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  693. ​ @dreamcat4 I think the chapter timestamps are a feature of YouTube's UI, not part of the video file itself.
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  694.  @dreamcat4  Interesting, thank you
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  695.  @user-um7th6uz2g  Oui mais vu que le «partenaire serieux» se comporte comme il se comporte, je suis rassuré, l'autruche n'est plus une espèce menacée.
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  696. 7:36 this doesn't sound like Hindi to me, more likely a south Indian language, e.g. Tamil.
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  697.  @heavenlyactsatheavycost7629  നന്ദി :)
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  698. Interesting
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  699. Do you think giving a laptop with EndeavourOs to a complete noob is a good idea?
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  700. How did you break Endeavour?
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  701. Not even EndeavourOs?
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  702. How difficult would it be to make these hardware-specific components installable, removable, replaceable?
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  703. J'aimerais bien que ce soit vrai, mais ce que je vois c'est l'empressement à se trouver un nouveau maître.
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  704.  @Poldovico  How do you change your system's CPU architecture afterwards, once you build it upon it?
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  705. Git use in metaphysics
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  706. Half-way in your sentence, I thought oh * did they drop support for the Mars probe
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  707. YouTube did something good this day : Spamming me with Brodie's videos as silent recommendations. I spent more time with this bro today than I had in a long time 😃 (It didn't do it with this video though.)
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  708.  @fabricio4794  in more words?
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  709. Et les russes, ils viennent faire quoi, a votre avis? Soyez équitables, mettez tout le monde dehors.
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  710. Anyone claiming the Santa hat to be anything Christian is a living joke by themselves.
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  711. Les enfants de 5 ans se souviennent pas de 2012, c'est normal.
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  712. Certe, mais vu comment ils ont colonisé l'Asie et le Caucase, je pense pas qu'ils soient très différents.
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  713. I wonder why twitter changed to the conventional non-descript variable as their domain
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  714. I don't see how this would give Cloudflare any more control than it already has. They just ad encryption to their handling of the stuff, but it was already passing though them before.
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  715. 50 years to get rid of the Gabonese puppeteer. French internal politics will start looking different 😏
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  716. I think you should re-read this thread from the beginning,  @MyAmazingUsername 
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  717. La situation au Niger et au Gabon avant les coups d'états étaient quand même très différentes.
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  718.  @wally7856  I also live on land and wouldn't like it if something heavy fell on my head. But this baloon flew above a lot of humanly empty wilderness.
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  719.  @estZEN  Yes, why not simply pull it down?
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  720. ​ @manofsan  Since 1783, if that's "for centuries" to you. Before that, it was even the Crimean Khanate raiding Muskovy.
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  721. C'est peut-être surtout fini pour le Gabon en France. Y aura-t-on enfin des élections libres?
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  722.  @RomeoKachuruzi-zt8bd  C'est surtout le règne des Bongos sur la France qui prend (peut-être) fin.
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  723.  @manofsan  Just because it wasn't Ukraine doesn't mean it was Russia. And "U-kraina" can be understood as 'inland' as well as 'borderland', depending on your bias.
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  724. Et quand on lit les tweet du fils d'ours.
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  725. To someone who disliked this video, please explain?
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  726. ?
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  727. yes yes yes
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  728. Would you report on those navigation tools spoofing attacks on airplanes happening in the Near/Middle East?
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  729. Joe, in human psychology, this wish of being able to feel something is the feeling itself, only covered by the belief that you cannot.
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  730. Let's disambiguate, the malware you are talking about does not come from the real Yahoo company, does it? Because you go on calling it "Yahoo" all the way to the end. (*typo)
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  731. I'm pretty sure this has, as usual, nothing to do with the historical "Anonymous".
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  732. So, a computer virus was delivered through a water pump.
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  733. I agree with both messages in this comment.
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  734. In the description.
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  735. So the data weren't leaked, only exposed.
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  736.  @iyeetsecurity922  I didn't.
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  737.  @dashdashdash_  sus reply tbh
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  738. Apple will back the Right to Repair bill 👏 🤔 are they pushing for some improvement to the text?
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  739. ?! Usually I can read censored comments at least in my notifications. This time not. I can only see there is an invisible answer. Can you try avoiding possibly sensitive words?
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  740. ?! I was told GPT is "Pre-Trained", and couldn't feed on user input 🤔
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  741. Beheaders of babies have no place to live on earth.
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  742. It's completely legitimate for Indians to retaliate, but hospitals should be taboo.
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  743. You mean, to accelerate it?
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  744. Did you watch the beginning?
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  745.  @scrocle4379  Yes, and I think Nord, Express and Tunnelbear were right to do so. It's a question of usecases.
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  746.  @fireboygames.mp3  What is lel?
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  747. A few months ago, they integrated 365 and Outlook into Edge, in the right-hand margin. And there you go. Convenience vs security again.
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  748. A waste of time that will not be a waste of time! Really, I don't see much interest in humans spending their time wasting a scammer's time, it's like pumping a drop from the ocean. UNLESS they can retrieve some personal info from the scammer.
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  749.  @cybernews  This could be the subject of an explanatory video. I had heard it was founded by a Russian who is opposed to the Putin government 🤔
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  750. This newly named "Wiki-Slack" problem is very very old in YouTube comments.
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  751.  @NightcoreSkies  So, it's still possible your devices would be much BIGGER without the work of Japanese :)
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  752.  @NightcoreSkies  I didn't mean where it comes from physically, but who did the R&D to make components so tiny. Of course, this has nothing to do with the end-users, whom you were talking about. There are dumb people everywhere.
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  753. ​ @youtubeuser206  Thank you for this info.
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  754. Heck that sucks. But I remember Rajshekhar Rajaharia pointing to big Indian platforms such as Zee5 and others keeping poor security despite repeated leaks. It looks like the state is making efforts to establish a more serious cybersecurity culture, but a lot of damage is probably already done.
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  755. What is a "shady" password manager? If you include all those that are centralized and/or cloud-based and/or closed-source, I think only KeePass is left out.
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  756. Some say?! Who says?
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  757. Can you try again answering me?
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  758. Yah maybe @themodesttraveler745  , but the problem is that those "AI"s are trained on human ideas and behaviours.
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  759.  @sondoobie1987  Orcs are those creatures you hear about on the news everyday: https://youtube.com/shorts/myqOrfWQXFc?feature=share
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  760. Victim of Murdoch media mafia's mental manipulations.
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  761.  @Benjieboy247  There are elections in the UK too, and anyway the King doesn't rule, so it doesn't count in the price of potatoes imo.
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  762. ​ @cmbergersct3492  Source?
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  763. ​ @adnawldnkndqwoidin  sacrifices… child?
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  764.  @Rocksteady246  LOL I do.
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  765. Yes
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  766. Aaawghfk. The first step for doing [what?] is rearranging items around. In case the needed facilities are lacking where you are, the next step is to go elsewhere. ...418.
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  767. All right I'm washed. 😅 I think a key point to really memorizing is to understand the information properly. For this, combining several sensory input methods (video, audio, text) helps me a lot.
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  768. If you choose that path, then never be sober (except on weekends and holidays) until you retire.
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  769. Two home-made pieces of furniture (assuming you have ten) will make your home look 80% more authentic; and the scars you got on 20% of your body doing so will attract 80% more girls 😉
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  770.  @fredrikbergquist5734  Right. It's a known thing smaller potatoes give more yield.
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  771.  @Anti-Alphabet_Mafia  It's probably your satanist relatives who taught you that a demon can guide you and keep you safe 🤔 ... And now you are projecting satanist believes on non-Christians , whereas satanism is only the creepiest of para-Christian spin-offs . Beware , the 🐍slanderer (diábolos) winds its way behind our heads in order to have us speak its forked tongue in the other Name 😈😇
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  772.  @llopl28  The weirdest paraphiliac I ever met . Chakras are WHEEEEEEELLLS ! ! !
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  773. At last someone sorting things out.
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  774.  @Captain_Cinnamon  You mistyped for "psychism", right?
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  775.  @petarp3938  Itself maintained by an automation.
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  776.  @vectoralphaSec  Then we will need another automation to fix the super autonomous evolving self-fixing one when it evolves away from it's initial purpose.
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  777. Adequately compressed.
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  778. I was trying to remember the name of the other guy who claimed to have achieved the same thing, to search him after the video is finished, but your last joke brutally ruined my effort.
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  779. Yes, ice melts. But for ice cream, it's a bit more complicated.
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  780. Nitrogen, water, ammonia... time to bring a bag of seeds :)
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  781. We already knew that Jeff is a master in making things look simpler. Now let's note the latest tip: Cover bf before css.
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  782. To the FSF😂
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  783. Maybe because he's also on Discord?
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  784.  @Y1001  Tencent.
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  785.  @brukujinbrokujin7802  On the plastic market maybe, but in practice, it can happen to have a stock of factory beads at your disposal, quite a lot gets lost.
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  786. :hand-pink-waving: Coder 🤩Coder
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  787. Does it mean something?
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  788. Sure it's odd they're using proper FAA lighting, but isn't everything else about these odd as well? 🤔
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  789.  @kickbuttowsk2i  Don't worry, anyway he's only preaching to converts here :)
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  790.  @youarethecssformyhtml  You see it wasn't so much 😑
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  791.  @youarethecssformyhtml  Stop thinking you're missing out. मैं हिंदी सीखने की कोशिश कर रहा हूं :)।
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  792. @Atleastihavemydog  Isn't that #4 in their listing?
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  793. Re-read the OP, it's edited for a reason.
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  794. Normally, ice melts. But this is an ice cream, you smart people 💀
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  795.  @dog4ik  but for Dan it is neither
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  796. I just tried at 10 pm, Guernsey time, your site is back.
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  797. The non-profit still exists, it still doesn't pay taxes and owns the for-profit. Lol.
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  798. Parce qu'elle se passe en Occident.
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  799. Let Bryan be the new Rick Astley.
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  800.  @p.p.e.b.3720  je m'en doutais (à moi non plus) mais la ressemblance m'a frappé quand même :) à mon avis, même en ayant raison, l'exagération ça peut être bien dangereux.
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  801. Bõa tarde!
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  802.  @thegravkiff  Vous avez raison et en plus le problème est bien récupéré par la FNSEA cette structure descendante qui ressemble pas mal au syndicat des buralistes ... mais il existe. Ceux qui disent qu'ils ont subi des agressions physiques, je ne pense pas qu'ils mentent tous. C'est bien que le peuple ait compris l'ampleur des problèmes, mais si ça dérive en haine d'une population, tout le progrès sera inversé avant qu'on ne s'en rende compte.
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  803.  @freyjia5067  tien, bien vu!
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  804. Tout à fait d'accord avec toi et Mélanchon sur Assange, mais c'est dommage que pour l'Europe et l'international il soit une fusion de Cameron Johnson et Chamberlain 🤔
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  805. 1)Dans les traînées d'avions, environs 3-4% par les gaz à effet de serre (CO₂, O₃, NOx), un peu plus avec l'effet optique (les traînées laissent passer toute la chaleur du soleil (les nuages naturels non), mais arrêtent celle que la terre disperse). Encore plus si on inclus les activités au sol du secteur. 2)Dans les “chem trails” , l'ingrédient toxique principal c'est le VENIN DE VIPÈRES. :)
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  806. Les pays "occidentaux" sont bourrés de conflits latent ou de basse intensité.
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  807.  @manuelcampagna7781  Oui moins souvent en ce moment (hormis en Ukraine), mais ça nous pends au nez par-ci-par-là en permanence.
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  808.  @manuelcampagna7781  Oui mon chou, à l'intérieur du monde occidental, la Russie fait partie de «l'Orient», l'Orient de l'Occident. Mais pour ce qui concerne ce fil, une entité géopolitique qui a son point de départ historique en Europe, qui a colonisé une grande partie du monde en plantant blasphématoirement sa croix sur des montagnes de cadavres, puis l'a reniée en massacrant d'autant plus, et qui maintenant veut sa propre part des richesses de l'Afrique? Ça te dis quelque chose? 😘
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  809. 🤨
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  810.  @Slowv8Fiero  Still draining Russia's prisons there though
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  811.  @BoleDaPole  Pseudo-civilians who build so embarassingly fake memorials that they have to change the list of "victims" regularly. Ukrainians don't even have to do memes, the other side is good enough at it.
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  812. 🤣
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  813. Bred to be white? What does this mean?
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  814.  @heathersparrow9489  Yes.
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  815.  @heathersparrow9489  my source is this video: https://youtu.be/ufyYc8uT5Qg
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  816. 5:32 oh
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  817.  @MathieuTroin  C'est bien ce qu'il disait pour toi la décadence c'est pas grave tant que c'est pas l'occident mdr
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  818. Dix mille quoi?
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  819.  @drone-sy1rn  Il volait pour des opérations contre l'Ukraine, c'était donc une rationnellement une cible. Et puis de toute façon le Kouban c'est pas en Moscovie.
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  820. Eh oui, mais ces turco-ouraliens de Souzdal tardivement acculturés prétendent que la Rus' c'est eux et que tout ce qui est slave doit dépendre d'eux, d'où le malentendu. 🤷‍♂
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  821. Pourquoi il a fait tuer Skripal alors? renseigne-toi, @idrissabonkoungou4605 
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  822. Celui-là il a fallu qu'il prenne l'avion quand même. C'est pas comme avoir des insignes de l'OTAN en déco chez soi quand on vit sous couverture 🤣
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  823. Rééquilibrage. Oui Azov et Aidar existent aussi, mais est-ce une raison pour nier les autres?
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  824. 1:31 lemme guess... Ἀθηνᾶ?
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  825. Pas "puis", évidemment. si c'est un manuel ça doit couvrir un éventail de cas. Y'a une limite à la moquerie du tac au tac quand même.
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  826.  @karimhechchad9536  tu as encore répondu trop vite. J'ai pas mis de sensibilité ni d'insensibilité dans ma réponse, et j'ai pas essayé de faire pleurer, qu'un tel truc existe c'est déjà assez pour ça.
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  827. Tu préfèrerais qu'ils ne parlent que de Azov et Aidar? Chacun sa moitié de la réalité c'est ça?
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  828. Aussi. Mais c'était pas le sujet.
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  829. Cher individu, que dis-tu à tes enfants le soir en fermant ton ordi après avoir mortellement menti en défendant les milices Russes qui tuent et qui violent et qui prennent pour eux les richesses de l'Afrique? (ils ne sont pas les seuls à le faire, je sais)
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  830. C'est connu depuis longtemps, sors de ton trou.
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  831. Ouai explique
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  832. Je sais pas, mais si vous la reconnaissez...
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  833.  @dorianstephane4057  Je n'ai pas parlé de moi. Oui j'en ai vu, et alors? Tu reportes sur moi ce qui a été insinué à ton propos parce que ça gratte, et c'est moi l'hypocrite? Plus sérieusement, pas besoin d'être un prude pour reconnaître la vulgarité et la goujaterie chez un homme... Si elle en vient ben c'est son droit de changer de métier, mais là je soupçonne plutôt que c'est toi qui n'aimes pas ce qu'elle dit, et c'est ton droit aussi, mais dans ce cas tu dois critiquer ses propos, pas son être. Bon Noël!
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  834. Le racisme c'est un vrai problème aussi, mais pas le même. Tout les racistes ne sont pas pas nazi (mais c'est grave aussi bien sur).
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  835. C'est pas nouveau sors de ton trou.
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  836.  @davidalexandredesousa9974  Tu me sort des grand trucs qui n'ont rien à voir, bien sur que la Russie a une grande et belle culture et même plusieurs, bien sur que presque tout ça est incompatible avec le nazisme, j'y vois quand même autour du mien, et il y a des gros problèmes en Ukraine aussi, mais ça fait aussi des années qu'on sait qu'il y a en Russie des groupes clairement nazis, qui fêtent l'anniversaire d'Hitler et tout, et Poutine a réprimé ceux qui se retournaient contre lui seulement, les autres sont trop utiles avec leur combattivité et leurs connaissances à l'étranger, et il a toujours assumé ses amitiés personnelles. Alors, oui il y a Azov et Aidar, oui les ukrainiens ont tendance à excuser leurs expédientistes (comme les bretons), oui en Ukraine il y a de la xénophobie et du racisme et de l'exploitation (comme en France et en Russie), mais ça donne aucune raison logique de réfuter a priori l'existence d'un truc à côté. Surtout quand ça fait déjà 25 ans qu'on en entend parler...🤔
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  837. Si ils parlent de Azov c'est pas du n'importe quoi, mais si ils parlent de Roussitch ça en est? ⚖
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  838. Non ils parlaient des nazis Russes. Il y en a en Ukraine aussi, mais c'était pas le sujet.
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  839. Y en a de ci, donc y peut pas y en avoir de là, wahou la logique
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  840. Vous êtes rigolos dans cette section commentaires, parce qu'il y en a d'un côté vous pouvez même pas imaginer qu'il y en a aussi de l'autre... et vous dites que c'est eux qui ont le cerveau lavé par de la propagande... mdr
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  841. Demande à Outkine
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  842. C'était des Reichsbürger, pas des néonazis.
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  843. Quoi ils ont dit ça?
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  844. Parce qu'il y en a en Ukraine ça prouve qu'il n'y en a pas en Russie? mdr.
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  845.  @alphaomega3729  Le bandérisme c'est un expédientisme, comme en Bretagne, c'est grave aussi mais ça n'en fait pas des nazis proprement dit. Je suis moins sur que vous que les nazis russes soient tous des étranger, mais je vais chercher là-dessus :) Bon Noël!
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  846. P.S. Le commentaire visiblement censuré auquel j'ai répondu: "en Ukraine c est le foyer des nazis et cela depuis la 2 guerre mondiale par contre en Russie il n y a que des mercenaires issues de tous les horizons qui travaillent pour de l argent leur principes n est pas le même que les néonazis qui ont un but précis ." C'est bête, la censure, ça donne jamais le résultat qu'on voulait :)
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  847. Ça peut aussi être "en même temps"... mais selon votre degré d'inclinaison d'un côté ou de l'autre, vous pourriez avoir du mal à l'admettre. :)
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  848. Et si ç'avait un homme t'aurais trouvé une autre connerie à dire.
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  849. inventer tu y vas un peu fort quand même. Dis plutôt qu'il y en as aussi de l'autre côté ça serait plus objectif.
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  850. C'est quand même connu depuis longtemps, tout ce qui contredit ton putlérisme n'est pas inventé de toute pièce mon vieux.
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  851. Parce qu'il y a les uns, les autres peuvent pas exister? mdr
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  852.  @clochette4365  Toi équilibre un peu tes biais, le buzzword "ukronazi" on sait d'où ça vient et c'est pas un livre d'histoire 😃
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  853. c'est pas nouveau, sors de ton trou.
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  854. Faut arrêter les conneries. Les djihadistes étaient en train de fondre sur Bamako, c'est la France qui les a empêché.
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  855. Ta phrase se nie elle-même.
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  856.  @michelvanbergen2666  tu t'entendrais bien avec ceux-là, vu comme tu parles.
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  857. C'était un comparaison un peu mal placée, ils recrutent des africains à leur sevice c'est tout.
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  858. Lol, c'est officiellement interdit donc ça n'existe pas
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  859.  @orangecobraEU  Tu as bien écrit qu'il n'y en a pas, parce que c'est un délit, non? Oui il y a aussi des nazis en Ukraine, notemment des mercenaires, et c'est un vrai problème dont les médias occidentaux ne parlent pas assez. Mais quand tu dis "idéologie de la population", là je pense que tu gobe les le monde imaginaire de l'autre camp.
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  860.  @orangecobraEU  Oui il y a eu cette connerie de vouloir interdire le russe, réaction exagérée à la tentative russe de coup d'état qui a été déjouée par le peuple (et que les russes racontent à l'envers), avec la participation de l'extrême droite c'est vrai, mais de là à dire que la poulation est idéologiquement nzifiée comme le disent les officiels russes là j'y vais pas. Et là le président est un ukrainien "russe", et les gens des grandes villes "russes" (comme Kharkov/-iv) ont résisté héroïquement à l'invasion russe, donc ce ne sont pas que ceux de l'Ouest qui n'aiment pas les action de Poutine. (Je vais parfois voir les chaînes bannies (vpn), pour savoir ce qu'ils disent;) Mais je vois que toi tu n'est pas un bête troll de Prigogine, alors Joyeux Noël!
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  861.  @orangecobraEU  P.S. je vois que ta dernière réponse est shadowbanned, il y a que moi qui peux la voir; c'est con, YouTube, de censurer les propos nuancés, ça aide pas à contrer les fake news si c'est ça que vous cherchez.
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  862. Parce que de quoi il parle ça prouve ce qu'il ne fait pas?
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  863. Ils sont pas les premiers du tout, sors de ton trou
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  864. NixOS is already "purged".
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  865.  @p.p.e.b.3720  Ça alors, vous Mr Trump ! Vous avez appris le français ! Je vous ai reconnu au discours
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