Youtube comments of D. von N. (@D.von.N).

  1. 5 seconds of slowed loading is 100x more appreaciated than x seconds of ads.
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  2. JD Vance talking about the bunch of oligarchs, while their top oligarch is running the clown show takes some nerve.
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  3. Who would have thought that massive lay offs to keep the shareholders happy would lead to scared shareholders as people stop buying things? It is almost like people need an income to spend on things...
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  4. Rightly pointed out: Afghanistan didn't want to win against religious extremism. Small minority in cities experienced a better life and they wanted to keep it, but the rural life got stuck in the 19th century and even before, they didn't want it and the government was corrupt so not all that was poured into its military system in support of self-reliance was actually used that way. And so the officials ran like rats when Taliban was coming closer. That is not the case for Ukraine. Zelensky stayed with his people all the way. And the Russians can mock him all they want, that doesn't change the simple reality they are going to lose this war and more.
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  5. That car cleaning lady in the rain actually has a point. Saving water and energy on rinsing.
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  6. Reminds me Eastrn Europe. Not only copper wires stolen from railways wiring, but even manhole lids went missing, for scrap metal. And that was usually done by those more sunkissed minority ethnic. They were given newly refurbished flats and they dismantled them within months, including the elevators and radiators in those flats, then complaining how the state didn't look after them, that they were freezing in winter.
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  7. And not only ads, but literally malware luring in the plain sight. Even FBI recommends adblockers.
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  8.  @arcanealchemist3190  deja vu is a delayed processing by the brain, giving you an impression you already have experienced the exact situation. Just the brain feeds it to your conscious mind with a delay as the brain registers it happening. Just a minor glitch in processing.
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  9. That -harmacy sign was prophetic. 😂
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  10. That Prigozhin is unbelievable. Seriously. Wishing peace to people in front of the ruins, even pointing at them... Has he already announced his official run for the president of Ukraine as he said it a couple months ago? That was another such epic moment.
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  11. Just reading from an Israeli source how Netanyahu has been propping up Hamas for years to prevent the 2 state solution... that didn't age well, did it?
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  12. And kudos to Yuval for recognising his limits for the political role. Unfortunately too many go into politics not to make a positive change for masses, but to achieve a massive change for themselves: to become rich and powerful.
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  13. An end of the 'French paradox' is in sight...
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  14. At least for a moment they had some warmth...
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  15. Proud donor of NAFO 69th Sniffing brigade and for every Rushist's troll comment seen here I will donate once again.
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  16. If the national Chinese credo is: 'If you can cheat, then cheat', why are Chinese so outraged when they are cheated? They should admit the genius of the cheater and laugh it off.
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  17. Forget AI and deep fake. The era of not knowing who to believe - is here.
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  18. Count me in. I am a savvy shopper, not dragged into debt by brands and advertising and if I wanted to see adds, I would click on a channel with adds (if there was some). So far there are only a few videos summarising funny ads, or ridiculous ads, from the past. I enjoy watching those. Once.
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  19. With Hispanic people and maybe learn some Spanish!
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  20. Acer was my very first laptop. It served me quite well.
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  21. I welcome myself in tha club. Last year many issues with Win10, days and weeks of troubleshooting, using cmd and poweshell (me being a normie), ended up reinstalling it (after I managed to extend that recovery partition), and said to myself: if I, an average user, have to jump these hoops with Windows, I can as well try Linux. Thanks to the chatbot it was way less painful than it otherwise would be. Using AI to escape AI LOL.
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  22. Folks, oil production isn't targetted, it is its refinement and that is mostly for the domestic production. Pootin still can sell his low quality Ural oil, and he does. Less of it, but it didn't mess up with global prices as much. Don't mix the production of oil with the capacity to refine it.
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  23. she was talking about treats all the time. I would look like that as well LOL
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  24. My third and last input: I can confirm that exercise rejuvenates us. Personal experience. After walking on the treadmill for like 45 minutes, at night, I lay down for 5-10 minutes on the floor and enjoy the feeling. Then stretching and range of movement exercise for my joints. It is so rewarding when I stress my joints and stretch muscles, I am literally looking forward that feeling. Then some core strength exercises, then a few push ups for arms strengthening... I go to sleep almost in extasy. Exercise feels good. They could have mentioned the antioxidant ubiquinone we produce when exercising. That could help people motivating them more.
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  25. Good Russians are always appreciated, there just is a great disparity between how Putin defines a good Russian and how the west defines one. The guy at the end looked like dehydrated and on something, but he was right, like those two together. There is no Rusophobia. The west also wants countries, all countries, to prosper, but not through violence. This war was completely unnecessary and will break RuSSia. Poor judgement on the side of Putin. The sooner he is gone the better for everyone.
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  26. Can home animals hear that pitch of the cooler though?
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  27. Some 40 years ago Margaret Thatcher gave our water supplies to private companies as a clean asset. No debt attached to it, the one of about 5bn was taken care of by the taxpayer. The water companies were supposed to modernise the water supply, keep the prices low and improve water quality. What happened instead: we have a regional monopolisation of water supply (did Margaret approve it?), we have bills going up, pipes barely maintained so we get some water (mine often loses pressure), the quality is questionable and there is around £14bn debt accrued over those decades, while they paid themselves £72bn of profit or dividends as shareholders worldwide. They milked us like cows. And now, to finally fix the pipe network, which they neglected, by 2035, it is the taxpayer that is asked to foot the extra bill, and/or increasing the bills by 50%. Are we going to let it happen? What does Rishi Sunak say?
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  28. The orcs were mocking him for being a comedian, but to be a good comedian, you have to be a bit clever and to picture situations the right way. He certainly has utilised his showbiz potential in his rhetoric. What's more, do to a satire you have to be extra clever and a drive to improve things by pointing at faults a clever way. Zelensky is definitely a man on the right place there. UA could hardly get a better president.
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  29. Cancer... who would have thought that consuming the sewer oil, mining radioactive coal from open mines and burning it in furnaces all across the country, massive use of chemicals in food, clothing and everything else, contaminated ground water with pesticides and whatnot, would have some consequences?
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  30. How is that hen going to teach the ducklings to swim? Asking for a friend.
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  31.  @Xover112  A lot of daily goods production was turned into a military production. Many doctors left the country or were thrown on the frontlines, so civilians are struggling to get appropriate healthcare. More likely explanation is that Kremlin's social engineering produced a nation that doesn't care about other people as long as they personally are doing OK.
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  32. Exactly. Nothing can keep growing indefinitely. There will always come crash when you exhaust the possibilities. Like what is wrong with keeping the profitability at an even level? Stick to the principles and keep going. Why greed must always ruin a good idea?
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  33. Looks cute with those long ears, not only helping to allocate the prey better but also to dissipate extreme heat more easily.
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  34. Regarding erasing unpleasant parts of history: if learning about your history only makes you feel good, not outraged, you are not learning all your history.
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  35. He united them together in this war but I am not convinced they would give up just like that if he died. This is bigger than him.
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  36. RuSSia invaded Ukraine in 2014. You cannot become a NATO member when having border disputes, which Ukraine had since 2014. And prior that it was deep in the Kremlin's influence, too, so there was this barrier. But thanks to Zelensky things are slowly turning to better. It just takes too much time, resources and lives. And RuSSia is turning into N Korea fast.
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  37. As a European, the more I learned about the US, the less I wanted to go there. Not only the shootings or healthcare, but the food in general. Many food items or ingredients are literally banned in many other countries. I don't need neon coloured cereals with chemicals originating from tar. We have natural plant pigments here, harmless. Food is not suppksed to be poisoning me. But then we don't have pharma out of touch, charging x times more for basic medicines, aiming to fix the reckless poisoning by the food industry.
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  38. Clear the swamp...
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  39. I don't have much knowledge how French kept Nigerians under their neck, but I grew under RuSSian occupation and I see what is happening in RuSSia today. Believe me, you don't want to have RuSSians replacing French. And the argument I have read a few months ago when I asked why they want RuSSians taking over, was that RuSSians never had a colony in Africa. So is it just about the time to start that tradition now?
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  40. Hope this will trigger even stronger response against corruption. You cannot let terrorists win. Look at Ukraine.
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  41. Also the income in Chicago and elsewhere in the West is x times higher than in RuSSia. Many people forget this fact when making comparison between the countries.
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  42. RuSSia would be better off if it was more self sufficient in most production. But Pootin got himself into the corner when he forgot he needed the west more to run his lifeline (oil and gas) industry, than the west needed his oil and gas. But that was already discussed in the past. Just reminded mysel that the supposedly genius and master strategist miscalculated just a few steps ahead. Everything goes according to... laws of nature.
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  43. That shell, when a drone flies in from the front or the rear, the cover will increase the power of the blast towards the tank itself, which would otherwise dissipate into the air. Well don, orcs. Another self inflicted failure.
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  44.  @Bialy_1  Now it turned beaches of Black sea black, literally. It is heart breaking seeing the marine life covered with Mazut and dying slowly. They don't understand what is happening, just suffering without a reason.
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  45. ​ @ilanklinger2573  don't try to pretend the conflict started out of nothing on Oct 7th.
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  46. Why only American people. The ignorance is global.
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  47. That material would probably turn into microplastics anyway, even the garden furniture exposed to sunshine and other elements, will shed microplastics. Just this processing is reducing or slowing the process in contrast to all this waste ended up somewhere on open air and gradually eroding or being washed into the sea. Burning it would reduce microplastics, but that comes with a whole range of other issues.
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  48. Actually Afghans also did and kicked RuSSia's ass. Just in RuSSia they sold their loss as a victory. White is black and vice versa in RuSSia.
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  49. China is communist only on the paper. People have to pay for their healthcare. Their properties cost their own money. You don't really have money in communism, neither private property, neither social classes. Communism was actually never really implemented on the national scale. It was always some form of totalitarianism, with one unchallenged ruler surrounded by yes people who benefited from their position incredibly, and the majority plebs. Almost like in the capitalism today, with middle class disappearing, the number of billionaires growing and hardly to find someone who doesn't have some form of debt.
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  50. Asked the bot whether data on a separate partition is safe. This is the output. That after me being aware that ransomware can encrypt your backup external drive if connected to your system during encryption. "Virus Spread: A virus or malware that infects the OS partition can still potentially access and infect files on other partitions. This is because the virus operates within the OS environment and can typically read/write to any partition that the OS can access. Partition Isolation: While partitions are logically separate, they are not physically isolated. If a virus has the capability to spread, it can do so across partitions on the same drive. Access Permissions: Properly configured access permissions can help limit the damage. For instance, restricting the OS from accessing certain partitions can reduce the risk, but this is not foolproof." I have seen malware escaping a virtual machine, too. So I wouldn't be so certain.
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  51. Chat GPT isn't and AI. It is a well trained bot. It doesn't learn from my communication with it, keeping giving me wrong advice it already got pointed out was wrong previously.
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  52. Nobody knows more bout farting and stinking than I do!
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  53. I think I cracked the code. The primary principle of the Recall was to show you all those products once again, relevant to your search you cannot remember, and remind you what you urgently need to buy again! Ads, ads everywhere! They sneak them into your brain all possible ways LOL.
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  54. 'Urging Israel to be more precise" - order fulfilled. Very precise. They din't miss the aid convoy.
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  55.  @Leaked1ndex  I as a white monke totally agree and feel disappointed about my own kind.
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  56. You are the richest when you need the least. Less is often more.
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  57. I don't like Joe Rogan for giving space to these crooks. He even laughed at a PhD researcher regarding some prehistoric animals, thinking he knew better than a man of his profession, becaue he read some conspiracy theory and he swallowed it all. That man has a lot to learn about quality content.
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  58. and half of those $500 million went to Putin. Loop closing.
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  59. Having access to internet 20 years ago was still a sort of a privilege. Many didn't have that. I remember I had to travel 30km to an internet cafe to connect with the wider world. Precious times they were, indeed.
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  60. One could recover a currency with economy. There is a war economy in RuSSia, i.e. one way wasting reserves, flooding the society with money and getting nothing for it. It is a catastrople, and under unprecedented sanctions at that. Master strategist miscalculated the whole world.
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  61. I would care less about asking for a private session in order not to be exposed, but more about her asking whether she could claim the penalty in her expenses, literally asking the taxpayer to foot her bill for crime. THAT was more outrageous than this IMO.
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  62.  @Ukraineaissance2014  so culture = music bands in your books? Nothing else? And those bands don't even have to stay in the city, just to originate from there?
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  63. Not even mentioning poisoning food chemicals and healthcare producing bankrupt citizens, unable to pay for it, even with an expensive health insurance. Why should someone s3ll a house (if lucky and having one) to pay for a cancer treatment? Just these two factors made me never consider going to the US, and I am already an expat.
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  64. When people breed dogs that are100% dependent on humans and they wouldn't survive in the wild for long.
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  65. It is good to see Poland helping so much. Not only because it shares border with Belarus and also a part of Russia, but also that Poland had occupied half of Ukraine in the past, even being harsher in the ruling than Russia occupying the other half, before Hitler decided to shake the pot. Ukrainians (the Banderas) committed terrorist attacks on Poland as a form of resistance. But all has got forgiven, for the better and brighter future in peace. Impressive. Only Putin and Orcs live in the past century and dream about restoring unrestorable. You can see what country is actually civilised here.
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  66. Yep. Avoiding scamazon like a plague, not even reviews are reliable there anymore.
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  67.  @kirillpopov8692  Internet is full of trolls like Eva Marie, don't feed them. Starve them of the attention and that's it.
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  68. Google iis killing Google even. Many apps are optimised for google, but people push back.
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  69. Riight, fire everyone, let's nobody have a job. Then wonder why nobody is buying your goods or services - having no income. Shareholders can eat pixels on their screens.
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  70. Chinese want their historical territories, Fins might want theirs, Ukraine once had the Caucasus under its management, too, besides of Belgorod region before bolsheviks took over... A lot of today's RuSSia isn't even Russian by origin. There will be some independence claimed on several of its parts. They are fed up with being ruled by Kremlin and getting nothing for their tax money. Many regions are still as poor and undeveloped as they were 100 years ago, with a few modern perks, but that isn't enough.
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  71. Saw the elections results: Vladimir 31% Putin 76%.
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  72.  @lopezb  3) he is an idiot to say it this openly on camera to be seen by the entire world. He literally admitted guilt there.
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  73. How disappointed I was when I saw this human rights lawyer stand with the fas.cists. You can tell they are holding him, promising him winning elections if he sticks with them.
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  74. Don't lose hope regarding Surovikin's deserved fate. They also let Prigozhin free, for a while.
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  75. It is an artificial bubble. About 70% of the workforce is on the govt payroll and many had their salarias rised due to shortages of workforce. Also some were lucky to get a payout for their men on the front. Poor folks suddenly got their hands on more money and they spend, spend, spend. But it is just the country's financial black hole. Nothing much to show for it with a vacuum building inside. Banks were throwing money on the nation in unsecured loans and they have nothing to pay it back. And Kremlin won't have enough resources to bail banks. They either will go down or Kremlin will have to start printing money, which comes with other issues. And now the previously allies are pulling out under the threat of the secondary sanctions, China and Turkey alike, also Kazachstan. Tha recent attack in the concert hall sent further waves to the surrounding countries and the level of racism spiked, going after the immigrants on which the RuSSian economy stood.
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  76. Maybe they were made believe that if the foreigners who work on the fields and factories and get no financial assistance are out of the country, they will get more of state support...
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  77. One thing the opponents to further aid to Ukraine miss, when they keep repeating how Ukraine failed to make a break-through, is, that Ukraine hasn't focused too much on physical push on the frontlines, merely repelling the constant suicide attacks of the hordes, but Ukraine has been using the missiles and what they have, including the sea drones, to undermine logistics of the invaders, from behind. The fields were full of mines, one square meter has about two mines on average in some regions, the progress on such field is difficult. But they have tools to de-mine. Just the top priority is to disrupt the logistics so when they finally do go ahead, they have the least causalties possible. Please keep supporting Ukraine, don't stop at the point when they are just about to turn the tides. That would be a big failure o your side. And charge Kremlin's shills like Elon Musk with treason. What he is doing is not a freedom of speech. He clearly has one-sided agenda, never said anything positive about Ukraine, on their defence, not a bit of sentiment about their struggle. But he happily amplifies Kremlin's propaganda on his X platform, giving space to propagandists, racists, and accusing his opponents from child molesting, knowing it will charge up his followers against his opponents. Free speech is not only what you like to spread, Elon.
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  78. I think Amazon is a lesser villain here.
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  79. Re honey. In China, even if you had a genuine beehive and fill the jar only with that the bees produce, the widespread pollution and heavy metals contamination means that honey would be risky to eat, too.
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  80. ❤ I would love to see that smile!
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  81. Sometimes one has to make an effort to be environmentally friendly. I have decided not to throw my old ex vista laptop to the bin, I learned working with Linux that literally brought my 16 yo machine back to life. The same for Windows 11 next year. About 240 million computers will suddenly become trash, because Microsoft has decided Win10 will lose support and Win11 is incompatible with these still functional and working computers. That is how corporations are milking us unless we resist. The vast majority of population can work perfectly with open source operating systems but they never will, because Linux doesn't come preinstalled on mainstream computers.
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  82. Someone needs reminding which direction the jet stream blows...
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  83.  @arrythestarry  why would adult people collect pokemon cards? 😆
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  84. Hungarians have a historic difficulty to learn other languages, they rather pushed theirs on others. Tell Orban that he would have difficulties learning the RuSSian one, too. Maybe that's the language he understands.
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  85. And then you have published research with marginal significance for findings to show to sponsors you are still worth of funding. Got disilusioned about my institution recently, exactly because I also do thinking for myself, not just learning. The research they have been publishing recently isn't really worth of paper it would be printed on.
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  86. There was this credo going around: don't interrupt an enemy when they are making a mistake.
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  87. Instead of messing with installations and backing ups I simply bought another SSD and swapped them in my laptop before installing Linux anew (as the machine has space for ust one ssd). The old one is in a drawer and crying, with Win11 on it. Swapping them back is like a 5 minutes job once I know what to do.
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  88.  @RobertRaught  it doesn't. Finding a physical button to push without needing to look at it and take your eyes off the road ahead of you is much easier and safer.
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  89. Reaganomics was the beginning of the end of once a great economy.
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  90. Is it Lenovo? I know Thinkpad is very popular among comp geeks, but no Lenovo for me I'm afraid. No Huawei, no Opera, no Tiktok... you get it
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  91.  @maxinfly  i.e.wrong vessels used for the task.
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  92. Don't get over excited. There were massive protests in Iran, too. Where are they now?
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  93. You found Shieli (whatever you spell it in English) waiting room uninteresting, but I found it very positive they had a designated place for a wheelchair user. One train in Czech republic had the space for disabled people stocked up with food and drinks for the bar, and the poor passenger had the most unpleasant journey travelling there.
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  94. Yep. Looking for a product and abut one third of the results are some dodgy websites with links to the websites I alrady visited, or the Pinterest and alikes. Getting familiar with them and ignoring them.
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  95. It's Tesla, not Twitter. The numerous blunders and accidents, the brand is overpriced, underdelivering, and rolled over by better products on the market. He doesn't need sabotaging his name for the brand to lose appeal.
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  96. Those weaklings don't post drunken tirades about how Poland is going to grab half of Ukraine.
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  97.  @sombrabombra4042  good reminder about the difference between average and median. Median is what gives us a better picture of the average folks' economic situation. With average income you get 1000 people on near minimum wage and 1 wealthy earning 100x more than that, skewing the whole thing and giving a wrong impression about how well people are doing. With median the outlier is excluded.
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  98. I wonder what she has on him... maybe.
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  99. Yep, I got to the original video becase somebody just posted the reference in their announcements. Suddenly the hell broke loose and I have seen at least 4 others who jumped on the bandwagon to benefit from years of investigation by the guy. And it is jut the beginning. I wonder when will somebkdy pick up on misleading claims of deleteme and similar services. It is also being pushed down my throat by almost every talking head that accepts sponsors. Annoying.
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  100. It makes them easy moneyyyy! The more ridiculous content that goes viral, the more cash. Everything is for sale these days. Even these videos are for income from home.
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  101. It isn't just UK, it is everywhere. Canadians and those under have it particularly hard, Britain isn't as bad as they have it.
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  102. I overload myself with dopamine by doing my embroidery and listen to my 20, 30, 40 years and older music along. Every channel starts to bore me sooner or later.
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  103. well said
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  104. Laws of logic fall apart when you are in a cult.
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  105.  @ilanklinger2573  And, according to Jewish scholars, Judaism prohibits creation of Jewish state. Judaism is a religion, not a nationality. Nobody stopped Jews living in the land and if they wished to move in, they could purchase land if others having it wanted to sell it. They were not supposed to shoot entire Arab families and villages dead. Besides, you not so elegantly avoided my question. Let me repeat it: "if somebody who claims having a thousands years old religious right for a land was forcing you of YOUR home and land, on which generations of your family lived in peace, would you just give a way or would you fight back?"
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  106. Count me in. 40 something, bought a house just 6 years ago, with a healthy deposit, because we didn't need to prove our worth by spending money on things we didn't need. Moving out of an expensive city, getting good jobs, living cheap, both handy so a lot of things we could fix ourselves, even mending years old jacket instead of throwing it away, buying quality and long lasting shoes... things can be done if people want and know how to. I could go out and spend, spend, spend. What for? Impress whom? My pride is in fixing things and repurposing them.
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  107. Stockton Rush wanted to be remembered as an innovator. He will be remembered, but not the way he hoped for.
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  108.  @HiddenWindshield  Really... adults don't get conned out of thousands for a piece of paper with anime LMAO. I take that boring life.
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  109. Thought.
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  110. Orcs can lie all they want to their sheep, but if those Himars weren't destroyed, they will keep hitting orcs' targets for the time being. What is it worth lying like this?
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  111. In Russia this is irrelevant. They shot soldiers who refused to cooperate on the field. An individual means nothing in Russia.
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  112. ​ @ilanklinger2573  Yotube seems to have filtered my answer again, so let me try once more: by your logic we should revive mammoths and return the land to them? Palestine was there and was comprised by 90% Arabs. Although laws weren't as fair back then as they are now, British govt wanted to maintain its influence in the region and so it pushed for Israel, no law in the world allowed natives to be killed in thousands and thousands to make space for Jews moving in. Palestine was a broadly recognised region, old maps prove it, and just because it didn't have the same political status of a solid state, that doesn't mean it never existed or that those who inhabited it and were mostly in peace with each other, including Jews comprising some 8% population there then, that they (Arabs) were lesser humans not deserving deserve respect and right for their homes and land that fed them for generations.
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  113. Like they say: vendetta is best served cold. He was cool as a cucumber. Well done, Mr Cohen. The madafaka deserves it.
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  114. That pigeon insert with the sound is epic 😂😂😂
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  115. So in contrary to the title, we still don't have a solid evidence, just circumstantial evidence and connecting the dots.
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  116.  @kitsura  "At least with Temu you don't get conned into buying counterfeit stuff." you mean all there is counterfeight? I could agree on that LOL. Yet a lot of people don't know they are buying cheap knock-off of original items, which are of a higher quality, too. Temu and other platforms undermine genuine businesses and masses either don't know that or don't care. They just see a cheap price and there their money goes.
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  117. Like recovering 50% of previously captured land isn't enough? The thing is that RuSSia is running out of resources, whereas EU is ramping up support. Millions educated and skilled RuSSians fled their home, ending up in Europe and elsewhere, benefiting the economy not in RuSSia. It is a process. The economy figures from Kremlin are just a puff that will implode soon. Nobody knows the real stats of anything in RuSSia, whereas the west is quite transparent. RuSSia is likely in much worse state than we have hoped. Ukraine will prevail.
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  118.  @vectoralphaSec  Could be another case of social engineering like for the XZ backdoor exploit. You have international teams and deployed foreign workers penetrating society, hitting when you expect it the least. China is particularly skilled in this although RuSSians are not too behind when it comes to cyber crime. Could the malicious/bad code be added at a later stage of testing process?
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  119. Exploit global inequality - get exploited. Should have stayed on the Australian market, get jobs to Australian people.
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  120. Indeed. The veil has been torn off. The plain truth is coming to the view.
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  121.  @ilanklinger2573  Yes, I do have a question: if somebody who claims having a thousands years old religious right for a land was forcing you of YOUR home and land, on which generations of your family lived in peace, would you just give a way or would you fight back?
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  122. Was it before or after she privatised the water supply and management? I can see why she ditched the responsibility, not to be questioned about it again and let people be angry on someone else.
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  123. Like an abuser blaming the victim that the victim made him do that. Yes, we know, we know.
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  124. I did that for mine too, but after I made a mistake he is now doing it himself. I cannot complain.
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  125. For about a month I have been using a cheaper generic of E45 cream on my face after evening cleansing, as a moisuriser and the only thing I put on my face at night. I haven't noticed a difference on the quality of my mid 40s skin, to be honest. A 100ml tube of this stuff costed me £0.57. Yeah, and I use a mainstream liquid hand soap to wash off the grease of the day, no special products. It stands on the washing basin to wash hands with and my face tolerates it, too. I don't think anyone can go much cheaper than that LOL. My skincare comes from within: food and exercise. My sleep hygiene could do with some improvement though.
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  126.  @purrson-here  "don't make or use plastics in the first place. " types on a device made of plastics...
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  127.  dammer001  I would suspect that even if WE don't watch ads, we still can share youtube content on other media and whoever views that content might be exposed to the ads, so not entirely true that we are a dead end and getting rid of us would be good for youtube. But taking how intrusinve those ads are without any filter whatsoever, I can assume that sooner or later pretty much most of the audience will reach for some adblock or stop watching youtube completely. And I am sure youtube doesn't want that.
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  128. Just not when it comes to the gen.ocide of Palestinians... there he stands with the international laws breaker. Is he really a human rights lawyer? His recent deeds don't show it.
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  129. Exactly. Me being a European and I prefer European productin instead of artificial plastic Hollywood production. Also the modern music, mostly artificial. I disovered a beauty from old artists performing back in 1985. The music was genuine, done by real bands or orchestras and people were reallys8nging with trained voices, not just reciting random BS. Ho needs Nicky Minaj?
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  130. don't believe everything you see on tiktok. Neither on youtube parasiting on tiktok.
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  131. Similar experience here: Having a well built greenhouse, from Rhino. After a couple years (maybe three), the automatic vents openers on one side collapsed, the plastic part on the holders broke and could no longer hold the vents. I emailed a reasonably formulated message to the company we bought it from, with photos, and that it is the faulty design when this plastic gave way like this. I don't remember whether they replied or not, but in several days I received replacement. It still holds, a few more years down the line. Some companies rather please the customer with small parts than cause outrage over internet. The holders were on ebay for like £40 a pair I think.
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  132.  @dulcemoutinho5820  Israeli troll spotted
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  133. Those RuSSofashists are just funny. They don't understand that Ukraine doesn't stand on Zelensky, like they do on Putler. Zelensky did his major part in uniting Ukraine and now the Ukraine carries on by itself. It has many honest, dedicated and skilled people to finish this stupid war even without Zelensky.
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  134. Do you realise many do it just for attention and more money, probably not really spending that much? Paper can take anything, the saying goes, and talking heads on social media will also say anything, even if not true.
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  135. I don't think Rishi destroyed the cons, they destroyed themselves by a sheer incompetence for years. A frog has been boiled slowly (the entire nation), Rishi just was the last one to be part of it. The ship is already heading towards the rocks and he can do little to change the course in the strong winds. All he can do is to hold the wheel and shout pretty slogans. That is what he is there for. Integrity, transparency... he broke all that. He only has a mouth full of words and like a broken record keeps repeating his 5 pledges as an answer on any inconvenient question.
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  136. Not exactly minimalist, spent a little fortune on crafting supplies in the past few years, but I am quite savve and hate wasting stuff that is still good. Even brought back to life my 15 yo laptop, learned new skills by refurbishing it and putting Linux into it. Even with Microsoft denying support to Win10 computers next year, making millions still good to go machinees unsafe and e-waste overnight, mine will go Linux too, the newer machine, getting many more years out of it without being forced to buy a new one, compatiblle with Win11 or whatever comes after it. Also preparing most food at home and taking home made coffee in a flask with me, saving myself a fortune. Also generally debt free and actually overpaying mortgage, so we save on that one too. There are people truly struggling, despite not overspending but many are overspending because they have no financial intelligence.
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  137. Watching BBC last night, that interview with a female aide, my impression is that some men think that if they get into the higher ranks of politics, it gives them permission to treat others like their property, that anyone owes them sexual favours on demand. And for years they felt safe in the club doing just that.
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  138. Anything that sales, many are intentionally buying this crap to have more content to complain and go viral. Not falling for it and not buying any such stuff either. I have a few local discount stores, or supermarkets that satisfy most of my needs when it comes to clothing, cosmetics, household items, even kitchenware... you name it. And I can touch it, smell it, examine it, before purchase.
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  139. 10 minutes in: just because there are no criminal charges against you in the land of terrorists, that doesn't mean you aren't a dead man walking.
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  140. Mr President, there is a new scam on the market.... Is it? Where do I sign up?
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  141. The bots in this thread. LMAO. One comes, asks a question and a dozen queue in line to promote a scammer.
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  142. Israeli Times website published an article, on the 8th I think, how Netanyahu was propping up Hamas for years. It is all there, quite balanced. I recommend all those who think Hamas just came from under the rock, read it.
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  143.  @Kshahdoo67  According to various sources, the median salary in Russia varies depending on factors such as occupation, experience, and location.0 According to Sberindex in 2020, the median salary for all industries in Russia was 31,540 rubles or $500 per month in January and 38,278 rubles or $520 per month in December.1 According to Salary Explorer, the average salary ranges from 26,200 RUB (lowest average) to 463,000 RUB (highest average) in Russia.0 The average nominal salary in Russia was measured at 73,709 RUB per month in 2023, marking an increase of 8,371 RUB compared to the previous year.
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  144. Felon is trying to avoid a jail sentence by securing one. Idiot LOL. And I suspect this is all just a theater, like that Tate's lambo.
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  145. These were probably Russian from 1980s.
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  146. Another Grenfell?
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  147. Started watching... the guy needs to update his vocabulary: the 'hospitality' he experienced in the US is just capitalism. Nothing more and nothing less. Nobody dies of hunger from 4pm on Sunday til 7AM on Monday. Fridges and cupboards of almost every house/flat are full of stuff to eat. Some small private businesses will run til late, too, but it usually isn't a kind of food that would keep him healthy.
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  148. I did too, got a patch. :)
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  149.  @sallyprzybil2404  Why would Canada ban Mexico or Panama? 😂
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  150. In addition, the same is for Microsoft OS. They keep making changes, adding features, removing features, turning back on settings we turned off, installing back bloatware we uninstalled previously, and they are making it more and more difficult to customise features, even any .exe file not from their store being flagged as malware and refusing to install it, even if it is a legitimate software. Win11 will disable customising the start menu, for example. Even if you pay for the licence in every your computer you buy with this OS, you still just rent their licence and they can do whatever they please. Even if you pay for your content, you are still the product. This is the times we have come to. Me personally going Linux, for these reasons. No OS is perfect, but at least I have a better control over my computer I paid for, and I can use it for many more years after Microsoft has made it redundant as not compatible with their new shenanigans. I claimed my old ex-vista laptop back this way, too! As long as my machines work fine I have no reason to replace them, just because the monopolistic bully wants me to.
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  151. What questions about privacy? Giving into demented herd of public who want to throw stones at someone out of frustration they don't own rights to knowing the name of someone not charged or convicted of a crime? Instead of educating public and asking them to behave themselves, we will now throw to the herd anyone who get accused of anything by anyone, that here, take him/her, tear them apart? And if they are found innocent just shrug your shoulders and say soooryyyyy. Is that the future of Britain?
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  152. During Covid Australia didn't even allow its own citizens come back home for months...
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  153. Losers will always gravitate towards losers. They share the vibe.
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  154.  @cobra8888  if only it was just him carrying the conseqences. Blinken hugs with him. Very disappointing.
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  155. So in essence, by insisting that the endorsement in their paper was irrelevant, they achieved their entire paper becoming irrelevant. All I can say is they haven't lost my subscription. I have never had one.
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  156.  @Lance_Arn  I am no expert but it is often advisable to wait for the professionals. You don't know what injuries she has, moving her could unblock severed artery and she could bleed to death without fast fix. The same for a metal rod passing through the body, when rescue services cut it short and transport the injured person with the artefact still inside the body. Better leave it to the professionals.
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  157. X gets overrated these days. Not on it anymore.
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  158. So Chrome OS very safe for not being able to install other apps, but at the same time very prone to xss for having broad range of rights. Do people actually have any control over what they use and how in Chrome OS? Never had a Chromebook. And I inherently don't trust cloud based services. Does it work offline at all? What do you do if they ditch some service? Reminds me toddlers having al their life controlled by the parents. Hardcore local account user in Windows and now also Linux, since last year. Still learning, but for sure cloud is not my fav thing.
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  159. How can you say people won't be forced to buy new computers, when theirs will become vulnerable after the support has ended (patching up the holes discovered in time, and I am sure Microsoft will make them sufficiently aware with unavoidable messages on the screen) and Linux isn't in the vocabulary of most normies using Windows computers these days? Simply buying a bulky antivirus package isn't enough for protection, that's why we have the discussion here in the first place. How are those people supposed to protect themselves on unsupported OS if they cannot upgrade it for not having the newer processor or TPM2.0? And then you say that even if people do extensive workarounds to install Win11 on unsupported devices, MS may put a foot into the door and say: no, you won't get the updates anymore!
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  160. That whataboutism, when Trump did something, Biden must have done it too, and that makes it OK when Trump did it, even if Biden didn't do any such thing. LMAO
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  161.  @big.muscles.ohyeah  you have a point there. I must dig out my old mp3 player, hope the battery won't let me down.
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  162. Have played with several Linux distros already. 64 bit as well as 32 bit, some from USB, some from a cd (32 bit are usually below 700MB). Instead of Rufus I would go with Ventoy. One can fit several iso files there, whereas Rufus can only take one. There are other options, but these two are often put against each other. Fletcher one is another such option.
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  163. I am old school. Was at the airport, flight delayed. I had a phone with internet access in my pocket, but I pulled out my years old walkie man, with tons of music on a micro sd card and started playing 20yo music into my ears. I even danced a bit, lost in the present moment. Nice balance ahead of hours of sitting afterwards. AI helped me to take on a journey with Linux, answering my many questions and troubleshooting, but I don't see doing it all for me, like Windows and Microsoft are promoting it to us. That's why I am running away from this AI organised life. I want to keep control over my devices, not being navigated around by someone's algorithms like a vegetable. I am also back to reading books and watching movies I own. No streaming, no ads.
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  164. My understanding is it is a gatekeeper for Windows.
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  165. That car, isn't it that poorly made copycat of Porche that featured on some channels reporting on Chinese shenanigans?
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  166. Never heard the word parasocial relationship, but I can see what is happening to people. I was also a teenager, but never been to a top celebrity concert. At the most I was buying magazines with their photos, watching music videos or films (singers vs actors), I had my favourites and their posters or cut out pictures around me. When I was learning English I was a sort of fantacising about visiting America and meeting my most fav person there, and chatting with them. I lost no money due to my admiration to any of them (if I don't count those mags and a couple posters I bought) but I learned English better than my class mates. :) Now hardly anyone can tell English is not my first language, neither the second :D I never understood girls getting hysterical when their idol on the stage looked at them, many crying their eyes out, some were literally fainting... Like how can one deliver a personal relationship to dozens thousands people in the audience? Or millions over the internet? Of course those celebrities love the audience. They are cashing from it. Who wouldn't love an army of such fools?
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  167. There must be some alternative to Twitter/X. We cannot keep being complicit in this crookedness. Now Twitter couple with Google ads I have heard, to ramp up revenue. Not with me involved. I have a good adblock and I don't go on Twitter anymore. If more people did it, and used some other useful platform, that would give these crooks a lesson.
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  168. I don't know. She looks better for her age than Madonna does, with all those plastic enhancements.
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  169. I couldn't care less about tiktok. Never installed it and not missing it. Even ignoring reels on fakebook. Many people would actually be better off if tiktok didn't exist. Kids would have a longer attention span and better results at school, body dysmorphia would have less victims, people wouln't make such fools of themselves for the whole world to see... nope, not missing it. I prefer to choose what I want to see, not the algorithm.
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  170. Started watching and already think: what laws would allow a corporation to win a case against the government that serves the nation?
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  171. "Influencers are despised" not without a reason.
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  172.  @GiarcraiGO  just FYI: nature disposes of life at such a rate that you wouldn't believe. Humans are insignificant on the larger scale of things. Convenience isn't the right word either. Pregnancy is a huge burden on the woman's body and in many cases it will be affected negatively for the rest of her life. She should have a choice what happens to her body. There are so many other lives already that need help, but they don't. And that worries me more than when a woman decides she doesn't want to continue with pregnancy in the early stages. So many who conceived have lost it before they knew they conceived. Nature is the greatest abortioninst of all, estimated 1 in 4 conceptions don't progress for one reason or another. We are insignificant.
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  173. Too ofetn the scammers will be prepared for this question and have the right answer ready. just these were amateurs.
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  174.  @DaveE99  I am not sure whether socialist and libertarian go together as one term.
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  175. That advice with a card next to the landline is worthless as many scammers make their victims call them. A scammer leaving a number and the old person later calling them is not protected. They will fleece the poor pensioner.
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  176. I fired Microsoft, switched to Linux. Used AI to teach me how, to flee MS's AI. The irony!
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  177. Not overwhelmed. Bored and disappointed that what we negotiated 2 years ago was taken away without consulting me this year. I don't trust them anymore and I have another job in the pipeline, accepted an offer last week. Less money but more stability and hopefully more satisfaction.
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  178.  @MichaelDomer  speaking for myself: MS owns the software, the hardware is mine, I paid for it, I want to have a control over it. MS collects my data, it trades with it, they use me as a product, and if I have a Pro version, I pay extra in comparison to just a Home Premium, so MS isn't quite free for me, is it? I pay for that one, too when I buy a PC. I should have rights to control what that software does with my hardware. And if my MS account was hacked, I don't want to lose my access to my PC completely if the MS account was the only one on it. Or do you find it fair to be a hostage of a service I paid for? I don't.
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  179. So the bottom line is that Cruella doesn't care about the success of the party, she just wants the PM pension, like lettuce did. Am I reading it right? Then she will hav some extra funds to pay for her speeding tickets and not rely on the ministerial expenses scheme, as she hoped the other day. Poor girl.
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  180. My local store sells copycats of these stanley cups for £3.99. They are huge and ugly. We as a species are doomed.
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  181. Besides being an alcoholic, according to some sources. Maybe she aims for being a president one day?
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  182. Who says it is? They talk about coronavirus.
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  183. Just having a ramen (style) soup, curry flavour. Just noodles with spices sprinkled over... added frozen peas (defrosted prior) and two eggs, pouched in the soup in the microwave for 2.5 minute. You certainly can make junk pretty nutritious, assuming no nasties are in there. Context is a key. Saying that after just 4 seconds of this video passed, just responding to the suggestion on the side panel of Youtube. Cheers!
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  184. Everybody who buys those items paid for all that waste, too. And I soo so enjoyed apples from my apple tree this autumn! I know supermarkets do it with fresh produce, too. I tend to avoid most of junk food these days. Getting older, health and nutrition matter. Ignoring Black Friday so far. Only buying what I need and use, any time of the year. OK, bought one more magnifying floor led lamp, despite I have one, for years. Just as a backup and with 1/3 off, even before BF! Those leds will start failing and I cannot replace just part of it. The price was too good to be missed! 😂My happiness depends on a functionl lamp for my embroidery I do most days.
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  185. One moment I had an idea that the Dagestan appearance was a test, to see whether the puppet would be attacked by someone.
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  186.  @vinojsagar5007  Pootin tried to bargain for ending sanctions even last year, when tryin to offer a corridor for UA ships through the Black Sea. Banning RuSSian oil would raise prices to the west, too. It makes more sense letting RuSSia sell some, at a bottom level prices so it barely covers the cost. Now Arabs are going to supply more which will reduce global cost further. Many EU nuclear plants were built specifically for RuSSian fuel. It isn't coal that you can suddenly switch a supplier. It is mutually beneficial to maintain some trade, for our benefit. Don't worry. RuSSian economy is in a worse state than we are being told. The inflation is picking up and due to extreme unsecured loans the banks will either go bust or Kremlin will need to start printing more Rubble. It may end up like Germany after WW1, going for salaries with wheelbarrows... metaphorically because now money is virtual. You get the picture.
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  187. What is this? A collage of illustrational pics and shots. Warning on the fence in English? I went to check the nuclear leak, nothing much since a month ago and all sources say there is no concern. Truths? Really? That image with beds and the image of the dead area may be from Chernobyl, not recent. Very old dated scenes.
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  188. RuSSians are selling much less than they used to and importing much more than they used to along crashing Rubble, now importing kartoffeln (potatoes) and maslo (butter). Tons and tons and tons of them, because they sent their farmers to the meat grinder and dragged another portion of workforce into the military production. Kremlin is printing money like crazy. in an attempt to delay inevitable. 30% inflation with 21% interest rate, with millions of unsecured loans that the citizens have been trying to patch with further loans, and banks were giving the loans out like smarties. Wild Wild East.
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  189. Watched two of your vids in the recent past, now seeing offers for more... man, you should rather focus on who isn't going broke or collapse. That would be easier. These alarmist clickbaits are starting going on my nerve. RuSSia has been collapsing for 3 years now, China for 5, drip drip feeding us with negative titles.
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  190. so sweet
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  191. Apple and other are making it expensive to chage a battery now. Not everyone can do it.
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  192. no we ALL don't know. Not everybody believes conspiracy theories. Not knowing is OK, pushing the first nonsense that comes to your mind to fill the knowledge vacuum isn't.
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  193. Where is the well regulated militia that feared exactly this happening, to stop destroying their country?
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  194. Well, it depends. LIke any coin it has its pros and cons. Sad that kids are grabbed by the virtual space too early, before they develop critical thinking skills... but looking at million adults, many don't have those skills in their 30s and onwards... I personally am glad I live in this era of internet. Living some 30 years ago I would probably have a very different, and less satisfying life, intellectually-wise, also creatively, etc. So many resources, inspirations, knowledge out there... each to their own.
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  195. Who pays for a wallpaper on their phones? Zilions pictures free to use on internet.
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  196. So you find a random cable left somewhere and decide to plug it into your device?
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  197.  @ap0563  I have heard a hypothesis RuSS started the Nordstream to please Western Europe after they took Ukraine as planned, bypassing the UA case altogether. I think Jake Broe elaborated on it. That to the point 1. Point 2: agree. In Syria people wanted to get rid of Assad, but they couldn't. In Transnistria (not Trinitaria LOL) people are equally brainwashed and want the USSR back. They got adjusted to poverty and cold might not break them as fast as expected. Lack of resources in already poor environment might. Also the old soviet military equipment there will not function as expected anymore so they rather not try fexing their muscle against Moldova this way. But I can imagine Kremlin would very much find use for it in Ukraine, just they cannot get it there.
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  198. Not just Chinese EV. Cybertruck also recalled almost 4000 vehicles for faulty speed pedal that got stuck to the max speed, unable to bring it back during driving. These tech companies keep pushing and overpromising, wanting to be the first on the market, or get an edge, just to face humiliation soon after that they didn't test it properly and stupid failures occur.
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  199. Re permission for annual leave: have you ever had a business and people below you? I guess you haven't. When there is a schedule, patten of work, that the existence of the business and pay to the workers depends on the continuity of the service - of course you need to plan it ahead and sync your absence with the needs of the company or you have no job. Nobody is holding you there though. You are free to leave and live on the beach if it is allowed to reside on that beach. Go fishing and eat sea grass... get the solars on the roof so you don't need to pay for electricity... live from the thin air if you wish, but make sre you pay due taxes. I guess you still use public roads to move around with your van. Maintenance of the roads also costs money, as does healthcare if you ever need a doctor or a dentist. Or police, if your van got vandalised, or fire service, if it was set on fire... also your rubish needs to be taken away from some point where you leave it.
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  200. I gave it a like, which I don't often do.
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  201. Was this about the VIP lane for PPE contracts? They were proved and are being challenged. Well established UK businesses with experience in industry were ignored and instead the contracts were given to affiliates and friends, family members, some setting up companies just weeks ahead, having no experience whatsoever and some of these contracts failed, not delivering. It costed us £billions in lost taxpayer's money. And don't let me started on those unvetted companies claiming loans and never paying it back. This govt was throwing money around like confetti, refusing to cooperate with the EU that would save us money and provide more and better PPE in time. This govt has shown a high level of corruption and incompetence during the pandemic. So Penny may be well versed, and herself may be clean, but others aren't. Angela might not have the posh presence like Moggs, but she started from the bottom and worked her way up by herself. She deserves respect and understanding.
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  202. Maybe having their logo on display is all they need for 100k? Not big money in my books when it comes to stuff like this. They just paid for having their logo there?
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  203. A question. Kagi says: "No ads, fast and personalised results. The search engine you deserve." Then later on: "100% free of ads and tracking." How do they personalise the search without tracking? I think they used a wrong wording, should have used 'search relevant' or something.
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  204. Best time to reduce consumerism and buy less stuff, plus stuff with less ingredients. Best cook from scratch and swap UPF with fruits and vegetables. Who needs zillion kinds of biscuits? Or potato chips? Or chocolates? I now eat two hard boiled eggs for a mid morning snack. Also my hba1c improved, and it was good even before that. Health is in the simp,icity. And so is beauty. Less is more sometimes.
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  205. Giving those money to the woman that doesn't even want to hold his tiny hand...
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  206.  @Kshahdoo67  Right: 15 000 rubble is about $150, usually for a person earning less than median. That is still a significant portion of their income spent on the accommodation alone. And with everything getting more expensive, especially now after the 'elections' when Kremlin doesn't need to subsidise food and other goods as heavily, things will get even worse for low income people. There was an old lady, saying she was getting like $130 worth of pension, and just her meds costed her $80. Luckily she had a husband, ex metal worker who was receiving some $350 worth of rubble per month. She looked well kept though. And no, rubble is not a misspelling on my part. When the reserve money will run out, Kremlin will start printing more. Fasten your seat belt, you'll be in for a ride.
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  207.  @Antigermaan  Some 40% of the workforce is on the govt payroll and the treasury is bleeding money on wasting resources on Ukraine which neutralises most of them on the way. There is a greater problem: demography collapse. They have to beg women to have children, outlaw childless life even. And women won't budge. For a small bribe they don't want to ruin their already poor life with more hungry mouths. And that especially when their breadwinners are sent to the front and returning feet upfront, for those lucky ones who see them returned. Countless bodies are fertilising UA soil and those families get nothing.
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  208. You left out training on some equipment that doesn't happen overnight. And for the sanctions to take a proper effect in RuSSia, it also takes time. But the results are starting to show.
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  209.  @foxy-48514  I meant our brains can plant in our memory memories we never had. So it is possible you dreamed about playing the game, but what exactly you think you dreamed about you recalled from the moment of the actual playing, replacing or adding to what was in the dream.
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  210. Mentioning the Nazism of a small part of the Azov battalion (not all of them are Nazis) without mentioning the fascism of the top leadership in Russia and using Nazis itself in this war, is bias right there. Russia created a self perceived problem by invasion and then it wanted to eliminate it by more invasion... Really?
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  211.  @ilanklinger2573  "By the way when Israel was established only 8% of the land was under Arab property." not sure about that figure, but if it was true, it was because the large numbers of them were killed. You seem to be OK with that. If they didn't want to move, they were killed. Some weren't even asked. Whatever you say from this point, only shows what kind of being you are. No nationality is above a human life.
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  212. Question: 'Is there anything else I need?' Answer: common sense.
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  213.  @ОляШевченко-ь2ч  Forgot to mention: ideology or not, you maybe want to start learning Chinese... it will come handy in the future. China wants Siberia back. There is just mere 140 millions of you but there is over 1 billion of hungry and desperate Chinese people that are running out of arable soil and pretty much everything after they poisoned their environment. Don't say you haven't been warned.
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  214.  @GameCyborgCh  Indeed, I like silence... so I'll patiently wait, could even watch a paint drying. There used to be one ad I had very often playing before my video of choice. I don't remember what it was for but it started several levels louder, with a young woman running in a flat towards the camera (perhaps in the kitchen kitchen) and shouting: Granny?! I didn't watch it any further. I always reloaded the page and it often worked to start playing the video itself.
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  215. Tate has got too many hits into his head. Carlson was suffocated as a baby, his parents hated him. He was born with that stupid look he puts on often times. Those two found each other.
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  216. Economy headlines are tainted with shareholder's income. We should not measure the economy by how well the rich are doing.
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  217. Yep. I am a new linuxer and spent a very long time doing, redoing and redoing things last year. Learning, basically. When I got my system set up (laptop, not server), I created myself a clone on the external drive and then booted from it, seeing whether it worked. It did. A couple weeks later I messed up my main installation, not having any other new things on, and it didn't boot. I took the clone and cloned it back into the laptop. System restored in under 10 minutes via Rescuezilla. Since I installed and set up a VM with Win11 and two additional local accounts in it, a new tested clone exists. Still learning but I think I got the crucial basics covered.
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  218. I don't even find Disney that appealing anymore to waste any time with it, other than commenting here now.
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  219. If your mailbox is inundated with spam, change your email provider. They probably don't care about your experience by filtering common spam out. Only a rare one should come through and it is easy to block and report. And regularly check your spam folder for legitimate emails. Mistakes happen. What bother me more is a disrespect by otherwise genuine sellers or companies who keep sending you emails of all sorts despite you disagreed with ths communication on their website. That used to be illegal in my world, not sure how it is now.
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  220.  @claus-not-santa  "So what are we talking about??? Russia or Soviet-Union?" and so the Putler wants to restore Soviet Union... Dream on...
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  221. Too much is obviously too much, but if you fear the vitamin D would calcify your arteries, you also have to take K2 vitamin, to make sure that calcium you absorb more of thanks to vit D, goes into the bones, not calcifying your arteries. Hence the best health therapy is a varied diet with plentiful various nutritious sources, to make sure we will get enough of everything we need, instead of overdoing it with a handful of compounds, out of context, some competing for absorption with each other, so taking too much of one will knock-off the other and cause another deficiency.
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  222. Just a note: taking fat from food you decrease its satiating effect, i.e. you will be hungry sooner and keep snacking between meals, which pretty much sabotages your energy intake control. Low fat can be a yogurt as a snack after the main satisfying meal, but as a main meal it isn't the right move to push the fat content to the minuscule amounts. Fat also carries flavour and comes with a range of fat soluble vitamins.
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  223.  @AnzorAzhiev95  RuSSian bot 😂😂😂
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  224. Let me repeat here as well: a median salary in the UK is £3,000 per month. A median salary in RuSSia, according to the Spermbank is cca 60,000 Rubble. You pay half of the median for your rent, They pay 80+% of theirs for this place. And the prices are going to go higher in RuSSia as the economy is crashing, a lot of defaults on the loans people took to make ends meet, also Rubble crashing, expensive import and limited export... now their beaches covered with Mazut. Enjoy your flat in peace in London.
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  225.  @purrson-here  the problem is that these cosmetic packages are just a tip of an iceberg. The use of plastics across the world and industries is huuuuge. That includes medical research, you would be surprised how much plastics is used there. And it goes into incinerator most of the time as it is contaminated. But even in other industries, we are too dependent on plastics. And those new polymers developed to replace plastics, it is a double edged sword: if they are to be biodegradable, how to make them use for the length of time we need them so they don't fall apart when we are going to use them? The same goes for cosmetics. And there are many chemicals the new polymers could react with. I simply put nail varnish into a smaller plastic bottle in the cabinet, not the one it came in (I initially had a larger bottle and had a remaining small amount) and the bottle went softer and softer. Glass containers cost more money to transport as they are heavier and often bulkier. So your flat statement to not use plastics was out of reach with reality.
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  226.  @allanrichardson1468  how about virtual machine with installed windows on Linux?
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  227.  @willy_le_zed  I am not an American. Have you heard about Tim Noake? A marathon runner who developed type 2 diabetes from carb loading. His pancreas wasn't made for this burden.
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  228.  @aschconformity7795  wishful thinking with those fastest missiles. How many does he have to target all potential nuclear bases of NATO at the same time? Does that include those carried by submarines? Is Russia immune to the radioactive dust distributing around the globe by the weather? When Chernobyl exploded, they knew in Sweden something went wrong. And that was just one such explosion. You need to think through the scenarios a bit better.
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  229. @Filip Mejstřík You are right there. West spent $billions trying to improve Afghanistan and to bring it to the 21st century. But Afghans didn't want it. So the west pulled out and Taliban walked in through the open door, Afghan army not defending itself and the establishment running away like rats. In contrast, the Ukrainian govt staying with its people and even visiting areas in conflicts like if nothing was going on was like a fresh air. Ukrainians truly are Europeans. Where the Russian politicians or even tv demagogues get the audacity to dictate what infrastructure Ukraine should have or not is beyond me.
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  230. agree, was hurting my hearing, the unbalanced volume, quiet bits interrupted by shouting.
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  231. What makes dogs develop stinky breath? I guess wild animals don't have such an issue, despite not having teeth brushed and stuff? Is it food we give them?
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  232. Can someone explain to me: when youtube demonetises a video, because advertisers don't want to be associated with some content, those ads still play in that video, just the creator won't get paid? Am I getting it right?
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  233. Drama queen, aren't you ? What peace? Are you making illegal trade? When will the abused kids get peace? You don't think of those?
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  234. How awful. I remember times, showing the great work culture at google, managing your time, having a nap in the work place for increased productivity, sporting moments during working hours to oxygenate the brain and to get a new perspective on solving a problem. I was a dream workplace to be in.
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  235. Password manager in a browser - are you talking about the browsers' own PM? What about infostealers? Those can easily get access to the stored passwords to every account.
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  236. yep, getting to the point of skipping this kind of content, as it is just made up. The more ridiculous facial expression in the thumbnail, the more fakes in the content. I have better things to do with my time.
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  237. There were a few individuals who seemed to have got a great relationship with their kidnappers. Nobody mentions the Stockholm syndrome. How could these people, who just less than 2 months ago were dragged out of their safety, seeing others being killed or even butchered, suddenly got to their mental state to shake hands with the kidnappers?
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  238. Good. Luxemburg was enjoying money they didn't deserve, including taxes from profit created in other countries. Taxes that were siphoned from those countries to Luxemburg. Switzerland is similar, a money laundering machine. I hope this will soon end and the riches get distributed where they belong.
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  239. I said, for every such troll comment here I donate to NAFO. That is another donation made. Now you can go get stuffed. LOL
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  240. I am just mean and don't want to spend money on anything. The best defence.
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  241. Swimming improves oxygen capacity and swimmers tend to do on treadmills very well. So no surprise with that running experience.
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  242. The dog probably had a fast death and avoided being a dinner for those orcs. So it was probably better this way.
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  243.  @igelkaktus7766  The red faced ambassador did say that there was no point in the interview if Clive was pulling out questions he didn't approve in advance. Clive tried his best. Great man.
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  244. and in the brackets she might even hope she will pull through, seeing how her ignorance appeals to a number of other ignorants, applauding her for her ignorance, thinking how clever they are (and she is).
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  245. These discount stores are great for gatherers (not hunters), they come and see what they might like, exactly like in nature. Nothing guaranteed in advance. I bought a pair of those slippers some time ago, for £1, still good.
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  246. 2,500mcg is simply 2.5mg. Why not making it simpler? Who in real life calculates in mcg?
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  247. And even if going to Sportd Direct, you still cannot try the clothes, you have to buy it, try at home and hope it fits. If it doesn't, go back and pray they have your size. Or they don't refund you. You get a store credit to stay tied with them for the next year or two. With that attitude you are better buying from home. And perhaps from a different retailer.
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  248. Hope I won't make someone furious but I liked the note that energy help will go to those in need the most, not everyone. Why did we give £400 to the high earners? They barely noticed higher energy bills. It didn't hurt them.
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  249.  @stultuses  yep, giving British water supply to private compaies, free of debt, just to see the money funelling to offshore bank accounts, neglected upgrades of the infrastructure, releqsing raw sewage to the rivers and beaches, even on sunny dys, accruing many £bn debt along (that's the money sent overseas) and now asking the service customers to pay 50% more on their bills and the government to use tax money to fulfill their legal obligations to upgrade the network by 2035, because ... they don't have the money?! There is always money for the socialism of the rich, never for actually the people.
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  250. I cannot believe how Is.rael destroys democracy and scrutiny not only within its borders (if we can call it like that), but in the wider world, too. Unbelievable.
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  251. UA destroyed several arms depots in the occupied area recently and the orcs are struggling to get the manpower they need. And so the UA claimed some areas back while it lost some areas to the orcs. The operation that was supposed to last a few days and take the entire country has been going on for half a year and still the orcs only gained 20% of the UA territory, with massive losses and humiliation on the world stage and a crippling economy at home. Even babushki and zhenshtini are now demanding their sons and grandsons coming back home, many never will.
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  252. Lesson for everybody: let the crooks get away with small things and you end up holding a country at ransom for years.
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  253. There is a lot of struggle and misunderstanding among people, and nastiness from both sides. Men hate women, women hate men, it all cross fires and then we have a product: Russel Brand and co. Just like little is talked about sexual abuse of men, little is talked about man hating trends among certain female groups. And this only fuels the misogyny worldwide.
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  254. what will praying do for RuSSia? Tell me.
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  255. The right wing hijacked a perfectly sound term woke that opposed their hypocrisy, misogyny, racism and whatnot, and turned it on the head, pooling crazy bananas with socially conscious people, making a sound argument look stupid. I am woke, in its original meaning, and proud of it. Who else?
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  256. These large tech companies will once come to realisation that after they fired off everyone, they will have nobody to sell to, as people won't have money.
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  257. Difficult times for everyone, except banks who now increase the payments from the loan takers even more. The banks don't seem to come short... The Bank of England says jump, the banks will stretch their hand: gimme, gimme more! Doesn't that contribute to inflation? Making up money from a thin air in interest? When everyone borrows from everyone, and everyone expects inrerest on the sum, where is the interest money coming from?
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  258. For me Chat gpt is more of an artificial than intelligence. It doesn't seem to learn some info, advising me wrong on the same issue after I told to it (within my account) that its previous attempt was wrong. A few weeks later it gives me the same wrong info when I ask for a similar advice.
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  259. We don't even need AI. We have tiktok and brain rot. It takes some time but at the same time the damage seems irreversible.
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  260. Even if that operation failed, it gives us information that Ru nationals are willing to help to end this war and that is a positive sign. These certainly weren't the only ones out there.
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  261.  @synthwave7  That if you know about it. Millions upon millions of naive users won't even notice it.
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  262. Doesn't apply to everyone. I gave a couple hours to Insta, never installed tiktok, got bored, rarely visiting it today. I prefer proper stuff, documentaries, dog groomings, some comedy and filter out hyperbolic titles and most AI thumbnails. Too much fakery out there. Not worth of my time. And I have no time for ads either. Skipping even sponsoring.
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  263. But but... but Boris did a great job in those unprecedented circumstances, nobody would do better than him.... yaaaaawn.
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  264. It's a myth the attacks target mostly companies. Anyone can be a target. Just individuals don't make the headlines like when an organisation has a massive data leak.
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  265. Right, let's imagine a large corporation doesn't use an established third party cybersecurity company, but hires a bunch of tech and programmers to create their own. Something goes wrong and the entire company is in trouble. Then we will have folks doing facepalms like: why did you not hire someone who knows how to do things, idiots? There will always be such a potential.
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  266. You mean those in exile working for other countries? 😂
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  267. Just taxes won't make it. Nobody can and want to lend him money so he will have to start printing rubble like mad to balance the budget. And that will spirall the economy to the abyss. Turkey will look with envy how bad one country can get.
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  268. Any time. And as such I also support Palestinians. Principles aren't a rocket science, are they?
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  269. I also need to correct you: Windoze does upgrade compatible OS free of charge too. My Win10 PC is compatible with Win11 and it has been offering me free upgrade repeatedly. No charge for it. On the side note: since I installed free Win11 iso on a usb as an OS I have been using it for a while, I have not been asked for a license key once. Whether it recognises that this laptop came with a Win11 originally, I don't know, it has LMDE installed on nvme. Maybe since the main income for Windoze comes from subscriptions, they aren't as heavy on OS license? I don't know. Another note: unless there is a widespread sale of new computers with Linux preinstalled, you cannot avoid paying for Windoze or Mac. It is included in the price. You paid for it when you got your machine for the first time.
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  270. They will have to, after they gambled their life savings and maxed their credit cards on his crypto scam.
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  271. To answer your questions why: follow the money.
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  272. Old news. Are you that desperate?
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  273. Commoners vs elite: that alone makes China NOT communist. People need to learn a definition of that word, not blindly parroting the nomenclature and put it in contrast to capitalism.
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  274.  @TheUltimateBlooper  kudos. I have just clicked on the video and wrote a comment, knowing he is l-y-i-n-g. The sheer level of naivety among leople is scary. Even if they didn't know much about cancer, their trust to the dictator after all that happened is mindblowing.
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  275. All this financial ignorance it sounds like a personality trait to me. One probably needs to have it inside them to be weary about their finances and not blowing it up, understanding what the credit card means, that it isn't magic money. I was afraid of a credit card for years, pointlessly because I was financially too intelligent. I didn't need to work hard for my pocket money as a kid, I had it a tiny bit easier than my peers, yet the financial responsibility was always in me. Saving, not spending much, looking for a cheaper option if possible... Brands didn't mean much to me, I was spending my little initial earnings on Vietnamese market in my home town instead of the boutiques with luxurious items. I cannot understand that black hole in minds of these folks... like don't they think at all? No self awareness? No fear of ending up homeless?
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  276. Re memory: when you stop bombarding your brain with stuff, the brain will come out again... like with the toys: the creativity in kids develops when having minimum toys and no screen time. They willl find out how a stick can be a horse to ride and make a train from boxes and shoe laces (if you don't disadvantage their dexterity skills with velcro) .
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  277. Even ebay is offering me to use AI to write my listing. Like how does the bot know what I want to say and what it is exactly? What use marks it has etc? It is getting increasingly easy (for me) to see what was written by AI. They have a certain vocabulary fingerprint.
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  278. Maybe in 20 years when India buys the whole of Britain, he will be representing India more :D Unless China does it first.
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  279. ROFL, I am not fan of cheap copycats, but really? This simple design that has been here in various modifications for decades? Anyone can make one like this without much difficulties if they decide to do so and can use a sewing machine. I don't know how much the Japanese brand charges for this simple design, but the fact is that most of those buying it for a few bucks on Shein wouldn't buy the real stuff anyways. People scroll the Chinese app and buy a landfill like crazy because it is cheap, not because it is a copy of some branded item - most of the time. Who has the time to sweep the internet to see who else has this original design and decide to buy it on Shein?
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  280. What communism when they pay for healthcare and accommodation, among many other things?
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  281. I don't even have a rice cooker. I just cook rice in a pan on a hob. No eggs boiler, also boiling (or scrambling) them in a pan. No bread maker, I can mix and knead dough by my hands. No soup maker, I have a tall pot for that, also cooking pasta in it. Etc. We do have a slow cooker though, for stews, goulash, Stroganoff... different taste than on a hob or in the oven. Pressure cooker went to the bin after the lid broke. Didn'tt use it much anyway. Risky business LOL
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  282. My thought is she doesn't know what she is doing, but for a moment she got her 5 seconds of spotlight, again, thinking how she was going to show us all... She showed it to all of us. LOL
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  283. He is better than anybody in everything, stable genius.
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  284. He gets prompts from the studio, it isn't all under his control only.
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  285. ROFL supermarkets cannot show what is really happening in RuSSia, nor the Moscow ones. Instead of prosecuting drink driving or making cars safer ro ride, they are sanctifying motorways 😂😂😂
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  286. I am in the UK and I have had March 7th since last year. I have principles.
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  287. Mine was a bit like that: "What will people say?" She was constantly comparing herself and me to what others were saying, doing, expecting. It does manipulate one's mind for years to come and many never escape this trap. Despite that I managed to live the life according to my preferences, not her expectations. She was apparently disappointed, but no child is a slave to their parents to live the life they imagined.
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  288. It is linked to poverty and shame, not to look poor, people decorate themselves with logos of supposedly brands, while truly rich people wear quite plain clothes, often very expensive, but without all those bells and whistles. But kudos to those who make it obvious the items are fake. That egg with a machine gun toy got me though... was it supposed to be a Kinder egg? Was it named as an Angrier egg on the wrap? 😂😂😂 All in all, if you try to demonstrate your social sttus via brands by displaying logos, you look cheap.
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  289. Those reduced prices reflect more the actual value of the garments and footwear. No way a pair of joggers can justify like £49 price tag. The same goes for other brands like Nike. You literally pay your money to do adverts on the brand to other people when you wear it.
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  290.  @Antigermaan  that's for a longer term prognosis. RuSSia is effed for generations.
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  291.  @Antigermaan  to a broken country? Dude, RuSSian demography has been declining for years and that despite immigration, you know, in the good times before the war. Go and educate yourself.
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  292. Any online platform creating an echo chamber via algorithms does play a role in the mass movements, like it or not. That is true for all ages, all backgrounds. I am glad the youth still has principles in this day and age. And thanks to the info now widely available, they are better informed and mobilised than their parents were.
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  293.  @GSBarlev  LOL, should have ran a Linux server.
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  294.  @MD-fx3uy  bipolar. She needed a treatment.
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  295. How many brains did Joshua have?
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  296. The fact when you spend a fortune to look much worse than you did before.
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  297. I did read on her, too, and I completely agree. She is not honest with her motives and her history proves it. Simply working for Talk TV gives a hint where she belongs.
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  298. It is usually enhanced by a music. That alwasy adds up.
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  299.  @jrambo7495  Thanks for your attention, but try not to be petty and search the language first. I was previously corrected for using the word tyre, that tire is the right spelling. There is the whole world outside the US, did you know? Here, I did your homework for you: "Artefact is the original British English spelling. Artifact is the American English spelling."
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  300. Ukraine is having an increased supply of the personnel as well as in the weaponry. They have a great chance achieving in the south east what they did in the north, i.e. pushing the bastards back to their borders and keeping them at it. Ukraine will win.
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  301. I wrote a review of one software, that allowed me to decide to share my data with them or not, before installation, but it won't install until I say yes, as a rapist strategy. The review website refused to publish it. Any ideas how to word it so they publish it?
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  302. I think I remember seeing a photo from China, an electric escalator into a forest. Another into a mountain, two escalators, two ways. Massive ones.
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  303. Trump is like those influencers: never wanting to spend his own money, always messing up with money of other people and even refusing to pay his debt and suing the creditors instead.
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  304. Everything is going according to the plan.
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  305. When everyone turns on the adblock, those companies will be just wasting their money.
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  306.  @Appie-rd2bg  and those hypersupermegasonic kindzal missiles, indestructible, the majority of which Ukrainians shoot down... That Moon landing mission suddenly pulled out of the rear, crashing down.
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  307. Because they didn't. They use their ammo wisely and target what needs targeting - military objects. Even the attack son Moscow were done at night when nobody was in those business buildings. They hit the same place twice - to show they could do worse if they wanted. But they don't want to.
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  308. How well is youtube playing on antiX? I have an asus F5RL series that came with Vistas, refurbed and cleaned inside and installed various light linux distros, but the youtube is difficult, jumpy, and by reducing resolution it is blurry and just not enjoyable. I also increased its RAM to 4GB from the original 2 GB, but the old bios only recognises 3GB, so not sure whether the system uses all 4GB I put in there. Also switched the old HDD into SSD and got a Wilma distro on it. I wanted something modern.
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  309.  @Volker-Dirr  "Why should that example prove, that the Windows 11 requirements are insane?" Windows removed support on their website for up to Intel 9 gen (inclusive) for 24H2 Win11. That is insane. I have a PC with 9th gen that came with Win10 and I used to get prompts to upgrade to Win11, back when there was 22H2 or maybe 23H2 don't remember exactly. I never did it. So now when they push 24h2 whether you want or not, my PC is suddenly not supported? Microsoft is going mad.
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  310. I am not an IT person but I have learned a few things already. I guess your failing HD was the HDD, not SSD, which is said it just jumps off the cliff, not giving regular warnings. I wanted to ask: what happened with the testing software like crystaldiskinfo, or HDDscan? I used both to check my drive after the manufacturer's system gave me a warning message that the hard drive is failing and needs to be replaced. I scanned it with both software and all came out good. Only on deeper scan via HDDscan, the graph of analysis was up and down, indicating there might be an issue. It is a company's machine, I'll let them deal with that.
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  311. True, just my impression is there are real victims who spoke out and Murdoch probably uses it as a dead cat strategy to divert attention from the failures on the political scene. Anything that stirs public emotion and brings income.
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  312. Have you watched the original, on which everyone else just parasites? I admire your patientce. I gave up after the third (two in addition to the original).
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  313.  @YorkshireEmtb  up to a point. Ask the COPD patients. Why their lungs didn't clean themselves?
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  314. And be glad you only got a kit that didn't work as you expected. You could have bought fake car fuses, where the one to blow up at 2 amps blew up above 8, which could burn your entire car down, with you inside, it if was electric and it didn't let you out.
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  315. A country founded by w.a.r can only maintain itself by w.a.r.
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  316.  @yaqob3275  "Russia has captured 30% of Ukraine and nato land. " ehm... what? As others explained to you those 20 (not 30) %, WHAT NATO land? You mean two more militarily powerful countries joining NATO and taking control over Baltic Sea? 😂😂😂
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  317.  @paulmcmillan533  I thought I replied to this yesterday but it looks like it disappeared, so again: Critical thinking is what I have been doing all the time. Critical thinking doesn't mean that you fill the gaps in knowledge with whatever you wish there was. End of.
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  318.  @emazjassam2452  I am not choosing for you. I am warning you.
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  319.  @portman8909  venomous.
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  320. A friend of mine borrowed a tape from me and I never saw it back. Every time I asked for it she had an excuse. Probably gave it to somebody else or broke, afraid of telling me.
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  321. Sounds plausible. I went for Kioxia for my laptop upgrade and have a cooler master enclosure for the original one. Kingston seem to be a good stuff, too. Then Crucial on my list.
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  322. You were supporting settlers stealing homes of Pal.estinians?
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  323. Yep, been thinking similar... Father and son - that is a natural selection right there if they don't come out alive. I hope they had a good insurance, but I wouldn't be surprised if they skipped that part, too. Often rich people make illogical decisions... like this one.
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  324. Thanks for explaining us the background. I also wondered how they can do it so cheap, and thought there was some extra contract on bulk shipping. Sometimes two or three separate small orders arrive in one bag as one item (more of a letter size and thickness items), wrapped individually inside as they left the production and would otherwise arrive individually anyway. I don't know who does this grouping, but at least THIS saves extra work to our postal services. It has a sticker label with Chinese on it so I guess it happens on their side of the ocean. I have been and will keep purchasing from China though. It is mostly items for creative activities, not a mere consumerism of trainiers or clothing or other pointless gadgets ending up in the landfill in no time, which I do NOT buy there. I wear proper leather and other branded shoes bought here which last me for years and years and are kind to my body, and returns if not fitting are easy and pain free. I generally buy directly from China stuff I cannot find here, or that I can is extremely overpriced for what it is. I don't mind paying for postage some reasonable fee and I rarely get any free postage from them (Aliexpress exclusively, I haven't tried other platforms and I don't intend to). I only get a free postage when making an order of a certain volume/cost, or the items I look for and find with a free postage have already this price included in the item price. An item worth of 75p came with £2.80 postage charge (plus VAT) or other seller offered it for £3.70 straight. One way or another. By avoiding a middle man I not only save, but often avoid subsidising another unscrupulous business like Amazon. Or items listed on e-bay still coming directly from China regardless, as someone mentined already, just me paying fees to the platforms on top of it. Why should I? They already get enough profit and their practices aren't entirely to be proud of, especially Amazon. I am also selling on e-bay and the policy often comes as cost prohibitive, I don't bother selling certain items at all or I would only earn pennies of profit for individual items I want to get rid of. I do shop locally though, wherever I can get what I need for a reasonable price. For electronics we go for reputable sellers like Currys, expecting the items to be genuine and in working order, with a proper warranty, withouth safety risks like exploding cheap chargers. So it isn't that I only hunt cheap items on the Asian market. Others complained that if the purchase goes wrong they don't get a satisfactory solution anymore. I am yet to have this experience. I always got a refund for a faulty or missing item on Aliexpress, with supplying a photo evidence. And they are obviously aware about extortionate return charges because they also offer simply a refund without returning the item. I have always got it so far. When that changes I will reconsider my purchasing habits. What you mentioned that we support Chinese govt... we do it regardless, wherever we buy items as those items were already produced there. Most of our stuff we use for this or that were produced in China. There is no escape from it. The only downfall is this subsidising of delivery service, which needs sorting out if it is such a big issue, I don't know the real scale within the entire business volume. But that is OUR problem to fix, not theirs (Chinese).
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  325. yes, just SSDs don't have the same longevity as HDDs. They are fast, but with age their failure rate is worse.
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  326. You are describing situation pre-elections. Now when Kremlin doesn't need to pamper public opinion and federal reserves are seeing the bottom, he will neither be able to subsidise as much. Plus the fuel shortages will show in prices of everything, including the agricultural output. And with a massive inflation import will be limited. Somnot only less able to import food, but less of it produced domestically, too.
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  327.  @martijnstam6186  I am glad that the support continues. Ukraine must win, for the sake of principles and the future world peace. We cannot afford to let Russia get its illegal ways, not a single inch of the territory that doesn't belong to it.
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  328. What about that new Ladybird browser? I haven't loked into it yet, just noticed some headlines along.
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  329. Go, Susan, Go! We should create an alternative existence on Earth, based on justice and sense of humanity. Let's see who will prevail at the end!
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  330. Great idea here. 'Shame' I am not having that issue to exercise it otherwise I would have the greatest pleasure to follow this scenario. I did win a couple small issues in the past when the shop wanted to screw me up. Education is the key, knowing your legal rights and tools what to do to your defence. Well done, there.
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  331. No, it it just scmazon collapsing. The markets will go on.
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  332. those 'influencers', also pushing various brands through... forget proper jobs, everybody wants to be a celebrity nowadays. Just show yourself to the camera and see money pouring into your account.
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  333. Hope someone will pay for this search mission and it won't be the average taxpayer.
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  334. Yep, just laughable.
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  335. What happened to the Russian resistance group? They didn't disappear to non-existence. They are active and cause damage day in and day out. Don't forget about those.
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  336. On one side you say it is OK to pay high rent but less than a minute before you tell people to grow their own food. How much food did you grow in Boston for yourself?
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  337. Developing an automated BS meter, I didn't even need to count the fingers when I realised the image was made by AI. It has a certain fingerprint in the 'art' that automaticlly sets my alarm bells off.
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  338. You can literally set up any cheap tablet to display photos for you, turn off logging off timer, plug it into a power and go. I have one old Samsung, if I only cared about having photos displayed, rightr? And then there are electricity bills. Why would anyone want such a device? I find moving stuff distracting, anyway.
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  339. Thought that too. And it will get worse. Saw a channel with a man without teeth yesterday, unshaved, older man, but not in a pension age yet, maybe harshly lived 55, wanting to talk about something. YT is one of the last bastions of jobless and desperate, when job market is getting bad.
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  340. Trump got the Taliban leaders released from Pakistani prison in 2018. That's all you need to know. Trump blames Biden for his own policies, and Trump prevented voting on the border bill, despite Biden was ready to deliver on it, as the Cons demanded. Trump dudn't want this bill to go on Biden's credit, i.e. Trump is directly responsible for unnecesary struggle and deaths of people falling victims of the crimes due to border not being fixed. Dangerous drugs are still pouring to America and Trump is responsible.
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  341. We still don't know what really happened, but people here now are as judgemental as they were a couple days ago and over the whole weekend. At least the channel allowed comments again, so all this shower of 'I know best' can keep going on.
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  342. Projecting?
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  343. If anyone has a nostalgia for XP and has an older 32 bit computer, they can try Q4OS Linux distro. Not exactly WinXP, but the feel is similar. The main point is there still are Linux OS that work on 32 bit systems, if you have an old machine that is still working, and they are good to go on internet, unlike those abandoned Windoze versions. Just my experience is the struggle with modern Youtube. The sound is OK, but the picture is jumpy. Good for music in the background.
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  344. BBC has its flaws, no doubt about that. And I too watch Al-Jazeera when I want to have a good coverage of what is happening. I am fed up with emotional soap opera of BBC, going on and on about personal stories of Israelis, whether those who stayed in Israel or those returned by Hamas. That is not news coverage, that is for different sort of show. Not one word mentioning how Israelis forbid the Palestinians celebrate retufning their captives, or otherwise they are pronounced terrorists themselves. Saying all that, BBC does challenge some claims of Israel and its representatives, or the videos from IDF presenting to the world their version. So it is more like 50/50.
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  345.  @greg-v1g6y  I do. That didn't answer my question.
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  346. Kerch bridge is significant for supplying Crimea and south. For Donbas they have plenty of land space to deliver supplies. But Ukrainians keep targetting the depots within their reach so they are good there. The problem is that as RuSSians have lacking weapons (about one fifth in comparison to a few months ago), Ukrainians are also lacking ammo. Hence the slow progress of terrorists in Donbas region.
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  347. Some of the Ha.mas ca.rnage was actually done by I.D.F., in a so called 'mass Han.nibal' in Oct.ober. They admitted it, but it didn't make it into the mainstream. Too harsh to disclose openly.
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  348. Long video, but after 5 minutes thinking: he was apparently bored. He could get the excitement going after bad hackers all around the world, there are good hackers that have all my respect. This is what happens with unused (mental) energy - it becomes destructive. The same for other physical energy in kids. Let them play/exercise outside!
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  349. Had exactly the same thought. We can never tell anymore why they did it, only speculate.
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  350. blaming genetics, some of these chemicals alter genetics. You should have told to the ignorant doc.
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  351.  @ilanklinger2573  and still didn't answer my question. I can see why...
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  352. Maybe because it wasn't true and not worth of genuine news time?
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  353. And what are those core values, precisely?
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  354.  @igelkaktus7766  I do value him as a journalist. And he is also clever and funny when it comes to that.
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  355. I have a habit of looking for the weakest link to assess how good something is. So end-to-end encryption is fine, but as soon as somebody hacks the device of one of you, they will have access to everything anyway. And who said there isn't or won't be some backdoor into the system? At worst the authorities can confiscate a device of one of you and get access to all of it again. Before the message is encrypted, it is typed and there are ways how to monitor that, too. Also - do you need to have data turned on all the time to receive the messages from somebody promptly? Because I don't keep mine turned on and that has started to be a problem for also sms messages, many not received until I turn my data on. Very annoying.
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  356.  @tamirhason7319  you don't need to be physically in Gaza to occupy it. Limiting resources, movement and entering to intimidate and leaving at your disposal is enough for a definition of occupation. Check it out yourself, what intetnational laws state, don't drink that IDF coolaid.
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  357. We have reached the time where we need to decide on which chair we will sit: either have a truly private communication nobody can really monitor from outside, or you will have online safety and background monitoring of content. You cannot have it both ways at once. At most you can store all this communiation encrypted on some servers and in a case of crime un-encrypt particular part of it and examine for evidence. That would do, but not in the real time.
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  358. One fakebook page shared that famous largest library meme today again, people saying there it was just a wallpaper, but what some won't do for clicks, right?
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  359. Proportionally older yes, but not as fast as the jump in cancers in a few years. West also has a rise in cancers, also due to the ageing society (and better healthcare with diagnodtics), but also due to a widely adopted junk food diet and less physical activity, which most likely isn't the case of rural China. Widespread pollution unseen in the West in the modern era is likely the culprit. @allo-other 
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  360. Common sense isn't that common. Just a similar effect to the DunningKruger.
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  361. Never used spotify. Purchased a 5-in1 hifi this year, now playing over 40 years old family collection of vinyls, some of my younger cds and casettes, even converting them to mp3 or learned how to extract mp3 from yt videos, after the player chewed up my tape... most of the stuff is out there. And it doesn't bother me as much that some algorithm is monitoring what I listen to. I block ads wherevrer possible. Those trading with my preferences can go get stuffed.
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  362. Thanks for an additional expert insight, especially the weaknesses of these smaller vessels. Imagine you are a tzar that nurtured corruption and rewarded loyalty more than expertise for over 20 years. Now seeing how the house of cards is falling down, wherever you look. The lack of investment and own development, dependency on foreign know-how, while you are sitting on your rear with your feet on the table, just selling natural resources, which nobody wants anymore. Old Soviet stuff is falling apart and running out and you have nothing much to show for 25 years of reign, only a trail of destruction in your neighbours. Slava Ukraini!
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  363. Just billionnaires usually don't buy cheap knockoff... their edge, at most, is second hand. Still better than those cheap knock-offs.
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  364. That interests me too... at worst send it to some specialist to flash the entire UEFI. I think Chernobyl did a similar thing. My mate had it back then. Nasty stuff.
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  365. I guess the lawyers are on strike, haven't got paid. And he knows that drawing a picture with crayons won't suffice.
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  366. That pile of dirt they called dam, which burst and made the flood in RuSSia much worse than it could have been, was so expensive, but they could do it with 50x less money. That 50x the expenditure went into somebody's pocket. Remember the story of 1.5 million military uniforms 'disappearing' from one of the Siberian storage in 2022? The chance is they never existed. But they got paid for by the RuSSian taxpayer. That reminds me the massive healthcare expenditure in the US. Only a fraction of it is spent on actual value of the reatment in relation to the production cost. Most of it is on inefficient and bloated bureaucracy and hyped up meds cost, because the country had it in law it couldn't challenge pharma in these extortionate prices. So Americans pay huge amount of money on healthcare but it doesn't show on the health status of the nation. Even infant mortality is quite high in comparison to other developed economies. Many people are struggling innpain and with delayed treatment becuse they cannot afford the cost of the treatment. And going bankrupt from medical bills is incomprehensible by my European brain. Why do you allow it? It all hurts the economy.
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  367. Ally.
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  368. Will we find out when they make a soup from the last hamster in RuSSia? Like Gazprom projected it on the West in 2022...
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  369. How convenient, isn't it? This story came as a relief from keeping our elected and publicly paid professionals' conduct to scrutiny... Or, did I misuse the word 'professional'? They are dilettantes there. Most of them don't have what it takes to be a representative of public.
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  370.  @hydrarl3869  My problem with accepting the consensus here from others is that switching to the door 2 will double the chance of winning in contrast to not switching. That is what my basic logic cannot accept. By learning that one of the three doors is wrong, it should make no difference in chances to win when picking door 2 over door 1 if not knowing where the car is.
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  371.  @YEs69th420  Indeed. And when the ipad has a software glitch, you better stop, because you cannot do anything with frozen or blacked out screen. You cannot regulate speed, at the very least. It makes the whole car driving experience vulnerable to the one mini god in the cockpit. I hate those screens. I want physical buttons that work independently and aren't subjected to over-sensitive software.
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  372. How can you 'move' refineries further inside RuSSia? They take years and years to build and some sophisticated equipment which the re.rorists don't have access to.
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  373. Ivermectin 😂
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  374. Looks like Bojo broke Tories and Trump broke Republicans. Or were they broken before, and these two ignorant, self entitled conmen were just the final symptom, after which you better turn off the lights and shut the door, throw away the keys?
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  375. Don't worry Donnie. In hell it will be cosy for ya.
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  376.  @vinojsagar5007  are YOU?
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  377. I guess jetstream twisted more than usually, pulling arctic air into the area.
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  378. Ever heard about spoofing?
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  379. there is an easy solution: creating local accounts without telling them what your MS login is. Those 5gb are the max. If you keep uploading more, they will nag you to free some space or they will start deleting excess, and that will delete it from your hard storage, too. Never logged into onedrive. Going Linux anyway.
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  380. You imagine all those chemicals laden and nutrients depleted American fast food these unhealthy looking folks live on has done to their brains.
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  381. Very interesting, just the sound quality could be better, crispier. People with a mild hearing loss struggle with understanding.
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  382.  @А.Анжа  "Россия пришла в Донбасс навсегда!" True. Thousands orcs rest in pieces on UA soil, navsegda. You are right there!
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  383. Just thinking: could it be a phishing message looking like a prompt for the 2FA approval, that by clicking on the reject they would download some malware or something?
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  384. Brian was so disruptive here, talking over the caller... let them speak FFS!
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  385. Similar here, diabetes ridden family, while I went from hba1c 34 in 2019 to 29 last year, nearing 50 yo.
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  386. Quite many, arguing for taking benefits from lazy scroungers... never mind they aren't the main problem here. But for them alone it is worth to bring the whole country down. Just don't improve the age profile of the ageing country. NO!
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  387. Very comprehensive stuff, you didn't leave out anything. Thanks!
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  388. What is it with Americans not knowing a plural of crisis? It's crises, not crisises. Jake Broe also has the problem. And English is my third language LOL.
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  389. Possibly. Only after we find the vessel (if ever) we have a chance knowing what actually happened. Someone said that from the 18 bolts tightening the vessel air tight, they ony did 17, saying that the last one was mathematically insignificant... Anything could have happened, after a few uses of this vessel for similar purposes before... It was not subjected to regulations and we know that when rich people want to have their sensational experience, they can cut the corners, even despite their massive wealth.
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  390. Like the case about S Africa and the Italian company blackmailing with courts... why the govt cannot exclude the company from business in its own territory? That would teach them. Why these companies have the force to make sovereign govts bow down instead of the govts being able of setting up rules and you are welcomed if you follow the rules or take your business elsewhere? The govt should be able to set up its own enterprise, if all companies boycott this country, and do the business by themselves. Attracting the know-how shouldn't be that hard with the right pay.
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  391. The Special military operation has turned into a special collapse of RuSSia. Self inflicted demise. But hey, Pootin is a master strategist 😂. Now rats eating each other, FSB cracking down on Z patriots, because it isn't important to win the war. The most important thing is to preserve image of the tzar.
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  392. Think about some subsidies by Kremlin to keep people's mouths shut, that for the cheaper fresh produce.
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  393. That Stalin laughing was priceless
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  394.  @philwanadoo7435  yep, try standing on the ploshchad with a blank piece of paper in front of you. Men in black will quickly shove you into a van. Unprecedented safety.
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  395. I suspect some do it for a resale, especially the Valentine's version. I think it is an ugly cup, massive, unnecessary.
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  396. This is 2024 and yes, he still does. More than ever.
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  397. Seeing that field: 1 Russia bombs and shells randomly, wherever it lands, in large quantities. 2. Ukrainians have to be clever, savvy and precise for the limited ammo supply (unlike Russia). Looks like demilitarisation of Russia rather. Ukraine keeps receiving support, Russia is purging its own stock en masse (including conscripts and generals), unable to replace it for the sanctions.
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  398. lotfy vs lofty: apparently somebody wrote a script, made a typo and the automated voiceover read it as such. LMAO. The funny part is that some AI might find this lotfy word and keep using it from then on. Because there is little intelligence in AI.
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  399. It is not losing, that's the important part. As Hitler thought he would conquer USSR in a few weeks, the Putler also though 2 weeks would be enough to gain a full control over Ukraine. 2 years almost and there is no end to it, making himself a pariah and persona non-grata, losing allies, his own population, brain drain, economy spiralling downwards...
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  400. With lacking western technologies to repair and maintain the originally western drilling systems, these explosions will keep increasing in numbers. And forget carbon emissions stopped or reduced. Abandoned wells keep releasing methane and other gases worldwide. Permafrost is slowly changing into a swamp, no more Trans-siberia rail in a couple decades. Invest in kayaks and start training for strong arms and shoulders, Ivan. And don't forget repellent, litres of it. Against midges, not to drink it, Ivan!
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  401. Already got myself Win11 laptop, second hand, business class, for £240. Yet I switched it to Linux, just because. Win11 runs in a virtual machine and I have a clone ready to restore the system if it broke for some reason (which I actually did, twice already, restored it within 10 minutes). I'll do sensitive stuff on Linux and play on Windows what doesn't run on Linux. The same can be done with Win10 for years and years to come. Be careful with your data and enjoy the best of both worlds. You don't need to fork out a grand of your hard earned cash for new computer to satisfy the bully.
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  402. That proved war criminal admitted his action and committed a war crime. It isn't a war crime to be in an army defending your land. What else can the unrecognised court stunt prove to those three soldiers? Scrapping the bottom of the barrel.
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  403. Is this the disgraced doc claiming credit for what he hasn't done? If anyone is doing a psy op it is him. Check the wikipedia.
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  404. Could ask Chinese to make some for him. They are masters in reproducing stuff they didn't invent. That the quality sucks is just a detail.
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  405. you would be surprised how far scammers have gone by now. Also there is a software called Pegasus that installs itself on your phone, scans it for key info and then removing itself without you ever noticing it was there. Is.rael knows.
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  406. This was very informative, thanks. I have been pondering on backing up my emails on an externall drive. One step closer.
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  407. When I read the news I thought he could set up a channel of his own. He would get followers.
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  408. 3:20 reminds me some rail transport in England, UK. At peak times you often don't fit into the train, you have to wait for another, the platforms are sometimes too short, or not enough wagons coming to accommodate for the whole crew that wants to get to work or school in the morning, regular cancellations, in the summer it is too hot, when it rains, it is water on tracks, in autumn it is leaves and in winter half cm snow can lead to disruption. For how expensive it is in comparison to some other European services it is a disgrace. And behold, British commuters are subsidising cheaper European public transport in their expensive tickets for unreliable services.
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  409. How do you check for live or not live ammo? Secondarily - where did the bullets come from? Why were they there? The whole American society needs to give themselves a moment to think, where the society is going when almost anyone can have a gun with life ammo.
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  410.  @skyraider87  😂
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  411. If the Chinese aircraft carriers are made to the same standards as their planes and buildings recently, dream on. LOL
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  412. Sorry for being ignorant but how can an illegal person pay taxes without being detected as illegal?
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  413. Honestly, had to look with a magnifying glass not to sign up with prime, refusing it every time when making a purchase. They keep moving the opt out option on the layout. Three years ago I received a card via post, I thought it was a voucher for a discount, but no, it was a sort of a reminder (as I ignored their emails), to subscribe to prime. They offered 3 months for free... not interested in any of that shit. There are months I don't buy anything, why paying for a subscription? I don't even do Netflix! LOL.
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  414.  @ladsbois7302  basic rule of thumb for the economy assessment: never measure how the economy is doing by how the rich are doing.
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  415. Tbf in a country where there are more guns in ownership than people, police have a short spark for a reason. RIP dog.
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  416. So the country, economy, security, reputation can go down the drain, as long as it is Republican. Got ya, man!
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  417. Actually no. Giving massive tax breaks to the billionaires, those on lower income would be struggling even more. Biden tried to reverse this, but faced resistance from the Cons.
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  418. When a 'quality' of healthcare is measured by how much is spent on it, while millions don't have access to timely and effective healthcare, because their premiums are limited or simply they don't have money. Mind you, of those $4bn you pay to Is.rael every year, the country has a universal healthcare.
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  419. I have never been too large to be desperate to lose weight at all cost, but even those who are and are relatively healthy, just search what havoc it can do to the body for some unfortunate people. It is no fun. Diet and exercise sould be the method of choice. And exercise makes us happy, in contrast to be in a starvation mode for which many need other drugs to keep them mentally or emotionally functioning. Better safe than sorry. And beware, black market is already catching ul with the demand. You have no idea what those injections contain. It could be anything. Have that soup and go walking. It feels great.
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  420. Indeed, atheist here, supporting victims of illegal actions of an apartheid state.
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  421. I am not gen Z, far from that but I found myself in a rabbid hole of YT and sometimes fakebook. But I do have hobbies, several of them. One is watching videos about my hobbies, LOL. I do papercraft, greeting cards, but also other related crafts, painting... Even made a unique cabinet with drawers, looks like a rattan one, using a special wallpaper to decorate it that way, adding legs to an originally kallax insert. Gardening, embroidery, also listening to youtube while stitching. And learning about computers, operating systems, physical fixes and upgrades, cyber security and online privacy. I don't like smartphones but I tolerate a tablet and prefer a proper computer/laptop keyboard. Transitioning to Linux, fascinated by the trrminal, me, nearly 50 yo woman with no formal computing background. Simple games keep my brain focus, like freecell, solitair, mines, luxor or bricks shooting..
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  422. That is nice, if he only had enough trucks and other equipment for all of them...
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  423.  @blueoak5262  add to it that even the RuSSian military is more about forced labour than training for war. So you have soldiers on the paper, but in reality you have nothing, just cannon fodders. And even that with the cold war era equipment that is being depleted as we speak. And sending them abroad without their daily vodka rations... dream on! LOL
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  424. How does looting African gold, diamonds and anything to be sold by RuSSia fit into this equation?
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  425. LMAO. " computer is called a machine because it is a device that takes data as input, processes it using software, and outputs the results.1 When computing machines were invented, the term "computer" already existed as the job description of a person whose job it is to compute things.3 Computing machines were called "machines" because they were machines, as opposed to the computers they replaced, which were people.13 The term "machine" is a collective noun for laptops, PCs, servers, clusters, etc.0 The term "smart machine" refers to a computer's ability to perform tasks with a high level of accuracy and speed, while "diligent machine" refers to a computer's ability to perform tasks repeatedly without loosing its speed and accuracy for a long time.'
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  426.  @roncaruso931  nuances are giving you a miss, don't they?
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  427. The question is why are these young cars for sale? Maybe the first owner wasn't toom happy with them either?
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  428. Has it collapsed yet?
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  429. Good to see all this. As for the Ruscist resupply, hearing how their lead production for ammunition has been halted, them bringing older and older ammo and weapons (yes, those 60yo tanks also), I don't think Ruscists have much left to bring to the front lines. This retrieval could be a silence before another storm, or no other such storm as we have seen so far. People don't want to fight for Putin anymore. The economy in Orcland is struggling tremendously, food quality going down with prices up, everything expensive or not available to buy in sufficient amounts, even mobile banking is not what they were used to, apps not working, hearing they have just some old stock of foreign cars, otherwise they are left with mostly Chinese or S Korean ones, costing the same as they were used for Mercedes or Audi... And spare parts are becoming scarce so cars of people are robbed of their car parts when they park it at the supermarket... Babushki maybe believe the hey Russian media are feeding them, but young people less so. Did you hear Putin is recruiting from prisons, promising them $3k in rubles for 6 months contract, and their families $80k if these recruits die in battle? Of course he is not going to do that. He doesn't pay those already at the front. Bljad! LOL
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  430. When I cannot control privacy in my car I'll won't buy a replacement for mycurrent one and will rather pay a taxi to take me to the shopping etc. I might even save some money that way. No need to pay road tax, servicing, insurance, MOT, repairs... Less worry.
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  431. Wait until the AI has a look inside your computer and figures things out 😆😆😆
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  432.  @Kalano  Exactly. Getting tired of it. He is not blurring the videos because he cannot show them. He is trying to make money on other channels instead. At least let's be honest here. Monetised or demonetised, until YT suspends his channel he can show whatever he wants. People got too used to the idea they spend a couple hours a day editing a few self shots and expect some significant income for it. Those facepalm gifs are also getting boring now.
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  433.  @kaijae8271  We sent a financial support to Red Cross to help Ukraine. Money is more needed there. Others in the rest of the world can find a proper job if this was to break them to tears from lost income and they can do this as a hobby instead if money weren't the main aim. It is getting rather crowded on YT from everyone wanting to earn living by just talking about stuff and showing things others showed as well. I am sorry the bots attacked this channel, and many others, but I'll send my money where they are needed more. Others do as they want. I just agreed with another member that this constant moaning is going on nerves of some of us. Maybe the author wasn't aware, now he is.
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  434. 1968 RuSSians were rather invited into Czechoslovakia, the leaders knowing they would stand no chance. Some citizens protested, but there was no real resistance from the leadership. Few people know this. And regarding the Zaporizhzhia plant, it was a desperate move, RuSSia is very close to that nuclear power plant. So if that goes wrong, part of densely populated RuSSia will be affected too. The majority of its population is in the Western-Southern region, not too far from Zaporizhzhia. An act of desperation that will have self inflicted consequences. And it won't stop the counteroffensive. There is a civil war brewing in RuSSia, too, so this cowardice with the dam will have little effect on preventing break down of RuSSia as we know it.
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  435. Russel showing us his regular tutorial how to cook pasta. Yesterday it was conchiglie, today it is farfalle. Tomorrow it will be fettuccine. Sauces will come after we graduate from cooking plain pasta.
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  436. Expensive fashion never got under my skin. We were a working class, always fed (maybe too much) and despite my mother secured me better clothes than many of my peers had, I never fell into this rabbit hole of mindless spending above my budget. I was always rather money wise and a bargain hunter. Buying clothes in supermarkets or charity shops don't bother me. I will only spend more money for shoes that are rather functional, not fashionable. The most I have ever spent for a handbag was £42 for a tote white bag I used maybe 2x over the past 10 or so years since I got it. Swiss cross rucksack I use for work commuting instead of a handbag... well, it saw me finish the university over 7 years ago, still good to go. Every day. It starts looking sorry for itself, so I might replace it.
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  437. LOL I started writing my comment with a memory I wanted to mention and I got distracted. So the original thing: there was an experiment. Researchers, or who they were, set up a fake luxury shop and put on shelves shoes and handbags of a cheaper category, ramping up prices 10x, presenting them as a new luxury brand. Those snobs who came and started buying, forking out fortunes, never knew the items were cheap. They couldn't tell quality from luxury. They were eventually told they were fooled and all their money was refunded. They couldn't believe it!
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  438. Exactly. I will more than happily give a miss to another niemand trying to advise me about where to invest crypto next, especially via their affiliated link. LOL. Temu haul has been a new craze, so many cheap influencers falling for it... I don't even have an account with those Chinese data harvesters. That also goes for Tiktok. My guilty pleasure is buying crafting supplies and tools, but those will be used to make pretty things, not to show to thousands hungry eyes and thrown to the landfill straight away.
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  439. Anyone thought about the possibility that even private communication is monitored, like in China? Pooh recently visited Putler with tech specialists. RuSSia is definitely learning a thing or two from its southern neighbour.
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  440. That 'nuclear' missile, was it the one that crashed on the road with a druken driver a few days ago, making it's way to the parade or did they pull another one?
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  441.  @dentray  Russia also said they wanted to denazify Ukraine and that Ukraine as independent has no right to exist, returning it WHOLE back to Russia. Selective memory?
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  442. You shouldn't really, or you could get a speedy ticket to the frontline.
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  443. tbf I also have some facial blindness and I sometimes confuse the two of you. Both computer guys, linux focused, similar age group... we walk among you LOL.
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  444. I wouldn't want to be Rudy. Working for free and ending up with $180m lawsuit ... is he broke already?
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  445.  @foxy-48514  what if it wasn't a dream, but your brain made you believe at the time of playing you dreamed about it exactly like that? Our memory can play tricks with us without us noticing.
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  446.  @FrostSpike  I don't know it to this detail, just understand that I don't have special powers to foresee the future. 😂
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  447.  @FrostSpike  pure luck. Every one of those who won lottery guessed more numbers right in advance than you did. 😁
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  448. because they are stupid and they repeatedly attacked their own forces ahead of them on the front?
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  449. I would be weary about the sustainable demographics of the USA and other developed nations with obesity problem. It is getting critical and those kids might be outlived by their parents if things don't drastically change.
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  450. There used to be series of Monkey King dabbed and broadcasted in Europe, in late 1990s I think. It was a novelty.
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  451. would she be so reluctant to bite if her young were around?
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  452. The best way to not end up broke is not wanting to get rich quick.
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  453. By attack on Russia you mean like Russia? Russia Russia? They have been sending missiles to the Russian occupied UA territory for some time now, just building for a major offensive WITHIN the UA territory temporarily occupied by Russia.
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  454. If you can consider chatGPT impartial, Trump was way worse. The practice of detaining migrant children in holding facilities at the U.S.-Mexico border became widely known during the administration of President Barack Obama. However, it's important to clarify that the policy of separating families and detaining children in what became commonly referred to as "cages" was significantly expanded and implemented more aggressively under the Trump administration. During Obama's presidency, there were instances of children being held in temporary detention facilities, and the conditions were criticized by some as inadequate. However, the scale and systematic separation of families were not as extensive as what occurred under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which led to the widespread and controversial practice of separating children from their parents at the border. It's crucial to distinguish between the two administrations' approaches and acknowledge that the policies and practices evolved over time. The issue of immigration and the treatment of migrant children has been a complex and controversial topic, with both administrations facing criticism for different aspects of their handling of the situation.
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  455. She is in contempt of everything and everyone, including democracy and human rights. And definitely she must have bught her legal qualifications as she is as ignorant of the law as one can be.
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  456.  @ludmilacheri5332  Sadly. There are millions of us who wished him a speedy departure from the post long time ago. All we can do is to watch the destruction and hope for the war to end asap. Someone needs to make the move... yesterday was late.
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  457. Bro just replaces like...
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  458. This is an eye opener. I was aware of the Russian and Chinese hacking history, but wasn't aware of Vietnam doing it so much. While Vietnamese kids are learning coding, the British ones are struggling with Maths and English, when leaving school can barely do Maths and spell a short message without errors, have very poor grasp of the world geography, and they will be generous donors to the Asian hackers, because they don't get enough practical education for life. Mind boggling.
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  459.  @new0news  those sneaky ones that suddenly start talking about something irrelevant, without warning it is a sponsorship, are the worst. I have started giving them a thumb down for that, regardless of how good their content is. At least show some respect to the viewers and tell them you are changing the topic for a while. I too just slide the video further, to avoid that crap. I understand they want to earn some bucks, but at least be transparent. We aren't a bunch of idiots just staring at the screen and absorbing everything like sponges without differentiating what is the content and what is the ad.
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  460. yesterday I was a bit baffled, wanted to buy some hand creams on Amazon, specific brand and specific range, not widely available. They had a discount. I don't have Prime. I wanted to buy 9 of those to get a free shipping. But no, the seller limited them to 8 items only. Byeeeee!
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  461. I found it quite desperate, people just throw themselves at strangers ... hey I am an actress... good for you! - I would say and walk away... like WTF? Is half of the city just full of showbiz wannabe stars doing some mundane jobs in the meantime (in the better scenario), dreaming about a top Hollywood career? If she really was an actress, I mean really actress, she would be acting already, maybe some piece of act on a promenade somewhere to get noticed, and not reaching out at strangers like an amoeba with tentacles ready to swallow you whole for her pointless career.
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  462.  @davinp  Who cares? Less than 2% of MS users use Adobe like this and now there is Gimp 3.0 coming.
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  463. Not just a battery, but the fuel also has a shelf life and after a year standing there it will probably be no good.
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  464. Even if you can read a link, a seemingly innocent one can get you redirected to a malicious content.
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  465. Indeed, at least electronics. Easily faked and full of it. These days I only buy from reputable sources, ideally from the brands themselves and often get a better value than on market place like ebay. With delivery charges including!
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  466. And your parents paid for your education, healthcare and everything out of their pocket, full price? Do you maintain the public roads yourself? Will you pay to the fire engine full price when your home catches fire? Are you that rich?
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  467. I feel sorry for them. It looks like some EU countries don't want this end any time soon.
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  468. Not being an expert, but new buildings will need to settle down on the ground, so some cracks should be expected and not getting sad over them. But those look too serious and with soil missing next to the foundations, or even under.... terrible job.
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  469. One detail: when everyone around has these tanks, having one yourself is also a matter of safety. Small compact car stands no chance in a collision against these mammoths.
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  470. His videos are not informative, it is one-sided propaganda. He didn't tell you that the median salary in RuSSia is just 60,000 Rubble. That is over 80% of their income going on this tiny place, 30 miles from the Red Square. Monthly median income for the US overall is $6,500, as for 2023, more likely more this year. So paying on average 30% of your salary for rent, vs 80% is a no brainer for me.
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  471. Overall: finally someone I can agree on Youtube about the fads that periodically sweep the globe under various names! It was getting frustrating coming across those Drs and coaches just to catch them on errors they shouldn't make. THANKS!
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  472. Let me guess... you aren't a black S African citizen, are you?
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  473. That assuming your ship/boat was not stolen from you and you sent out fishing... Israel kept expanding beyond its borders given in 1967 with impunity. Even after the October attack, Israelis uprooted some 2000 olive and other trees of Palestinians in the West bank and sprayed saplings with herbicides... illegal settlers kept raiding the fields of Palestinians and stealing their crops... You still see Israel as a victim?
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  474. I just clicked here to say I h.ate those AI images. I tend to block channels using them.
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  475. Was this a subliminal marketing again? I have contributed to one of your crowdfunding but if you keep doing this sneaky tactics I will stop trusting you. Just say this is a paid advert and come clean.
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  476. Does shutting down the machine really ends all processes, even on a quick start up setting? My understaning is that to truly reboot the machine, restarting it is better.
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  477. And LeeAnderthal.... He apparently has a voter base. It is the mirror of the nation.
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  478.  @jerrysmith2360  I agree, media should leave it alone after announcing the accusations and bring it up again when there is a court case, the result, ideally. I don't want to see his face on regular news every other night.
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  479. Baba Yaga - great choice of name.
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  480. I am not an expert but I guess things will be making crackling sounds going to those depths.
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  481. I suspect who is driving it down their throats is their own media making a big agenda from it, constantly attacking the minorities and keeping the followers on tiptoes against them. If these ancient bigots didn't deny minorities their rights, there woudln't be such a push. Even the pride parades are a response to the trend of marginalising, so they march to show their dedication: Look, we won't be silenced!
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  482. Sinking empty tanker... how many litres of oil is still in there? I don't expect them to make its storage squeeky clean after emptying. I guess it would still cause a significant pollution, on top of the one there already is.
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  483.  @paulmcmillan533  What exactly is causing the spots? Was the virus engineered? Was there a true cover-up about the pandemic overall (leaving out the coverup by the Chinese authorities at the beginning)? What data do we have? How is the data interpreted by various media? Do we really ALL know what ninja suggests, or do we just connect the dots how we want?
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  484.  @emazjassam2452  I understand your sentiment, but if you don't learn from trouble of others (like Ukrainians and half of Eastern Europe and Mid Asia over the past 70 years) you are to repeat their mistakes. God be with you.
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  485. When Forbes had him on the front page? Alternatively when he announced in 2019, in a very unconvincing voice, that who won't own a Tesla in three years, is crazy.
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  486. Said who? You mean those footages from Bucha? Old story. RuSSians even raided shops in Kursk before UA soldiers put their foot into them.
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  487. I guess she couldn't have those leggins any deeper...
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  488. Thanksk both for making it clearer for me. I am amazed that any govt actually agreed with this kind of contract.
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  489. Going to boycott goods imported from S Africa from now. I recommend everyone doing the same.
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  490. £5m for placebo that made some people feel better (and didn't harm them) looks little in comparison to £100m spent on prescription of painkillers that can be purchased for the fraction of the price OTC. And THOSE do have side effects. Using one or the other instead of treatment, i.e. just curbing the symptoms of potentially serious health issues that will be more costly to treat when developing further, is another topic.
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  491. Tell them to teach the dog searching for mines. You will need many of these helpers after the Orks are gone from the UA.
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  492. Wow, you took me by surprise... donate to charity instead. How unusual in this day and age. I am the one who tends to complain about sound quality but I think yours is fine. Could be better but it doesn't bother me.
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  493. Just cleaned a plate with one wholemeal bagel, cut in half, with full fat cream cheese, rocket and slices of smoked salmon, with a large handful of quartered radishes, for my dinner. I ate those halves as individual sandwiches, feeding also my eyes with larger amount. It was tasty and my stomach is totally happy, satisfied. The joy of eating food and to be satisfied afterwards is natural. Especially if nutritionally dense and balanced, not the junk that was designed to make people never wanting to stop eating. Emotional eating needs a therapy.
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  494.  @HeathenHacks  Well, I am not that audience. I have an adblock, all across other websites, not just youtube. I am not even having Netflix or haven't used a single minute of free Amazon premium. They begged me by emails, ignored. They sent me a card by post. To the recycling bin it went. Amazon is trying to hide premium-free posting on their website, with a big coloured button to subscribe right in front of my face. FO! I am fine with Freeview and change channels when the ads hit (except of BBC), so I cover several shows at once LOL. If those ads on other websites were at least static, I could ignore them. But they keep moving, flashing, videos play where I came to read an article. Paying them so they stop annoying me? No, thanks.
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  495. I think my brain isn't doomed yet, paying attention by ear while doing embroidery, noticing you had an argument loop there around 8:30. Cheers 🫡
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  496. Now it is up to the investigators to dig out all his stashed reserves, as he is good at hiding money.
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  497. prayers... what does that mean in practice? Do you actually pray or just say the word to make it look you have some power over the situation?
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  498. A simple advice: money don't grow on the trees. Don't be greedy, don't get scammed.
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  499. What is worse, the economic situation worldwide is prohibitive for extensive purchasing of things people don't need. And as a result, to ramp up purchase, these stupid companies made the ads more toxic and annoying...
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  500. At least Primark is not sending your data to CCP.
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  501. Just watched De Grasse quoting a senator who said he made 360 degree turn on his decision. She would double that, to give it more weight.
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  502. I think NATO did a good job in providing weapons and training Ukraine army for those 8 years so it was in a much better position to withstand the full invasion. Ukrainians themselves didn't want to believe the war was coming, interviewed on the street and carrying as normal until the day D. Turkey stopped providing the Bayraktar drones since the invasion if my info is correct, and these provided before were very useful in slowing Russians down. So the West did quite a lot already. And those various officials passing the door handle to each other as they visited Putin before the invasion, they certainly told him it was not going to go well. But Putin doesn't listen to anyone but himself. And maybe the Chinese leader, who made him to postpone the invasion until after the games ended. And that proved beneficial for Ukraine.
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  503. Russia is not only the largest country in Europe by land, it is also the largest in the world.
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  504. Weird is the word that is popular now LOL
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  505. That is where the disposable email accounts come to the scene. Move important mail to a newly created address nd shut the spammed one down.
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  506. Orcs have a lot of ammo, but it looks like they start struggling with the manpower, too. So fingers crossed the Orcs will be left with nobody wanting to go to lose their life in a country that did nothing to them.
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  507. Watching this carnage from distance, only reading titles. Too depressing.
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  508. They could also disable your device, making it to be ready for a landfill, and issue a new model with some extra chip, something like TMP 2.0 for Windows 11. Most computers sold in the world are Windows and the majority population never used anything else and won't ever. They are obediently upgrading every few years, topping up the landfill, or sending old hardware to Africa for 'recycling', which means stripping the metal of everything else and burning it, creating a supertoxic inferno, meaning a short lifespan for those poor folks living there. Juust recently I revived my old ex vista laptop from late 2000s, cleaning it inside, upgrading RAM and hard drive, applying a thermal paste fresh, replacing a broken hinge, installed xfce Mint and oh boy, I have my old buddy back!
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  509. Three points to make: 1. this defines the term SHOW BUSINESS. 2. The offered materials are not as final as the results, so the 'artists' do not fully appreciate the potential of what they are being given. 3. relates to #2: If the intended 'artists' accepted the offers, the songs might not have been as great as those who made them unique and winning track after all. Some things end up well even if not happening as intended. For example: Janet would have never made it such a great song as Whitney did with her absolutely gorgeous voice.
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  510. Russel, Russel, I thought you got a proper job now, that pays you. How many more supermarkets we need to see in Moscow to understand that sanctions haven't touched the food supply as much (or rather that you are intentionally showing us the well stocked shops, not those queues for eggs or sweets I saw elsewhere, a couple hundreds people nearly crashed each other for a box of sweets given for free). Yes, RuSSia is by-passing sanctions, Kazachstan or Turkey and others are having a spike in trade with RuSSia, but how many people are actually doing a proper shopping for the weekend? Can they afford living and eating like they did before the sanctions? Shortages of chicken meat (after eggs) Putin explaining that people now are better off so they eat more meat which supposedly caused the shortages? The take of unsecured loans has skyrocketed (did you take some, too?), and people take more loans to pay the previous ones. A number of regions have reported failing grid, freezing in their homes (showing 5-10C inside their homes)... You should stick to the job, Russel, making sure you don't lose it. From this moment I officially consider you a propagandist.
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  511. When destroying other country has a higher priority than keeping your own up and running.
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  512. Not sure whether the opium poppy is too different from the standard culinary poppy, but I loved my grandma's strudel with poppy and raisins filling, sprinkled with powdered sugar. Missing those days.
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  513. 4:49 priceless!
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  514. Is the US now competing with the sanctioned RuSSia over who has more air accidents?
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  515. In the Western world perhaps. You haven't been to RuSSia.
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  516.  @skydragon23101979  that 'peaceful reunion' would be just that, what would follow would be crackdown on liberties, like it happened in Hong-Kong. So just because you submit to the dictator peacefully that doesn't guarantee you a peaceful life like you used to have before.
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  517. The govt knew for 5 years schools needed replacing. This was supposed to be addressed in the past years, not now.
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  518. I believe those potatoes were supposed to be dipped into water after cutting into chips, not whole. Also, what was the level of acrylamides after cooking them for the recommended time and temperature? I haven't seen that comparison.
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  519. Is it just me or does it look like the same folks who don't want a state telling them what to do will pay for this 'service' telling them what to do?
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  520.  @ericp1139  in the west you have a wage gap, in RuSSia, almost everybody is poor. Now Kremlin finances military production so some people earn more than before, but that won't last forever, the state finances are reaching the bottom. Millions RuSSians took unsecured loans, spent money on stuff they wouldn't otherwise afford, and they don't have the means to pay it back, patching one loan with another and banks going down, because Kremlin has no spare money. Soon it will start printing money like crazy and THEN you will see the proper crisis.
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  521.  @tangoangel2782  maybe time to move to a cheaper place. People concentrating in popular places are a reason they can afford less and less. Free market. Tere is life elsewhere, too, you know.
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  522. Most western countries are also more balanced in wealth, less disparity between the capital and the rural life. Go to remote RuSSia, without running water and sewage, without gas supply, they still heat with coal or wood or whatever they manage to get. One man stole walls of wooden latrine, a communal one in the village, to heat his dilapidated house for 2 days. Then he was cold again and the village didn't have the latrine. Moscow is a flagship city to blind visitors from a harsh reality in the rest of RuSSia.
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  523. That won't stop the proPalestinian rallies, because Starmer is a Washington pup, standing with the oppressive Israeli regime and Tories in opposition would not hesitate to attack him for that (those rallies). Just the blame would shift on the Labour. Starmer, especially as a human rights lawyer, is such a disappointment. In his eyes Palestinians perhaps aren't humans.
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  524.  @narharjoshi7150  below Ukraine, discovered about a decade ago. Either way, the modern world is slowly weaning itself off the fossil fuels. And currently almost all pipes from Russia, including through Ukraine, go towards this modern world. Even Chinese are ramping up with renewables, more than anyone else.
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  525.  @AK-qd7up  brush your tooth LMAO
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  526. Paradoxically those thick cut fries are healthier than the thin Macdonald ones, weight for weight.
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  527. I have read an advice not to use CCleaner and similar software, that it can damage the system. I am proud to have learned using the Windows tools to declutter and that should be enough. The less third party stuff in the PC, the better, for most third party stuff. I don't mind installing ublock origin into browsers that are not as robust in protection as Brave is, for example. I debloated most of the stuff that came with the new PC and got rid of any extras that came after reinstalling it. I am learning what helps and what doesn't in Windows maintenance, and CCleaner has not earned my trust. I used to use it before, not anymore. At most I would use it to overwrite data on an external disk, but that's it. And for that there are other software out there, doing a similar job, so it is just a matter of choice. But cleaning registries? Thanks, but no, thanks.
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  528. You would ideally get corporate money also out of politics. Each party would get a fixed amount of money from the taxpayer and were banned from corporate funding and bribes which only makes them serving the corporations at the detriment of citizens.
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  529. I admire Chris, he is a great science/nature communicator, but I will politely disagree with all this climate change and oil thing. My suspicion is we have reached past the point of no return. We should have acted decades ago. Now it is too late. The domino bricks are falling and are unstoppable. Fasten your seat belts, folks. All that methane seeping from permafrost and from below, the ancient carbon deposits, via faults and due to melting permafrost, are not included in the current climate models. We are trying to tie an elephant with a seamstress' threads. All we have to do is to ramp up investing into the renewables, because the oil and gas will run out. We cannot afford to be caught up unprepared.
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  530.  @nickswisewords3246  which is mainly you since you know this.
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  531. There are such similarities between Trump and Boris, it is mindblowing.
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  532. Something is telling me they wouldn't accept a political prisoner here, like those 100k North Korean soldiers was just a joke. Kim wouldn't do it, losing 100k men suddenly... Orcs need just cannon fodders and if they are cruel and can survive, harming the opposite side, even better.
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  533.  @Doggle85  maybe not the problem of Brexit, but privatisation and the lack of competition (literally a regional monopoly) has allowed our sewage become worse then it needed be. Those ££billions pouring into pockets of shareholder overseas were not invested into upgrading the pipeworks. That is decades of tunelling money abroad. Plus, I think I remember that we still have one pipe for sewage AND rain water. Yet the companies have been releasing raw sewage even on sunny days and now the companies have the audacity asking the taxpayer to subsidise the upgrade of the infrastructure because those ££billions are gone. And this complicit government didn't help. And then we have the concrete problem, underfunded prisons problem, mental health services problem... it is all falling down. And Gillian Keegan was heard saying in the recent past: let's just keep the lid on it for 2 more years and then let others deal with it.
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  534. Companies are lying. Just applied for a care giver post, a companionship to elderly, various daytime shifts, hours guaranteed, me having a 2 year relevant experience. Got their reply back, that I live far from the area (stupid 14 miles and I have a sole use of car) and that they have a live-in positions, listing all the good bits of it, with a brief overview of duties. I did exactly that for those years, not wanting any more of it, having a different life now. After a careful consideration and review of my CV I am not suitable for this position (daytime shifts). I strongly suspect it was one of those ads to lure people in and offer them something different. The pay would be great, but my normal life would be severely disrupted. That lifestyle, being on the move with a suitcase, is past me. Been there, done that.
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  535. At 24 minutes the guy explains it very well. But, he says we don't have a conscious control over these triggers. Guess what... even when super hungry I still try to find the healthier option when all around me is the junk food. Even among that junk I will try to find something better for my long term stomach feeling, I am no longer a slave to the momentary dopamine firing in my brain that brings a short living satisfaction from junk. That hot dog earlier didn't look too appetising to me (I generally don't like ketchup) and knowing how my stomach would feel soon afterwards (not satisfied) I would try to find or choose something else.
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  536. Some good comments below, too. To rule out the issue with the computer hardware, try testing another external drive of a similar kind, in the same port, with a different cable, before blaming the drive itself.
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  537. One of the reason why we think other animals are not as intelligent as us is we don't share the language to communicate the intelligence between us and them. We must invent various methods to test their intelligence and we often get blown away when we find out their level of intelligence demonstrated for that particular task.
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  538. Over the weekend the comment sections were also closed on this channel.
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  539. Not really. Imagine millions wearing cheap sneakers that last one month or two. The amount of landfill would be overwhelming and incinerators aren't the best either. Africa and Asia are ful, of our waste, too. We all would be worse off by other means. Think more broadly.
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  540. You absolutely don't need to buy at Temu to clothe your kids.
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  541. From the hypothermia chart I think you left out one very important one: alcohol induced hypothermia. RuSSians run on alcohol. They don't need to eat. As long as they have vodka, they are happy. And alcohol kills in winter more than anything else in RuSSia.
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  542. One more detail: In Britain we also saw jump in cost of living. Also Bidenomics? And don't let me start on the RuSSian situation...
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  543. While I second this appeal, I ought to add that EU doesn't allow a lot of chemicals in their food chains that are allowed in the US, literally making the nation sick (and then Pharma is waiting to step in to finish Americans off, mostly financially).
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  544. Drumpf is gutting public services so there is more for him and his cronies to steal.
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  545. Just reported a shady business to trading standards. They are looking into it, got their acknowledgement and that they are forwarding it to the national panel of metrology and legal matters. I get it the overseas scammers are harder to get, but at least something. The seller thought he was clever. Let's see who will laugh the last.
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  546.  @Account.for.Comment  or to get benefits, at least in the UK. You are broke but you have to have a smartphone to manage your benefits. Or go to the library and feel lucky that yours wasn't shut down due to the lack of funding. And then there are ignorants verbally spitting on you that you aren't that poor when you have a smartphone. Seen it so many times.
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  547. Now the investigation must start and prove the stolen elections.
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  548. Those prices are in line with salaries, which are much worse in RuSSia. But too many people are too ign.orant to understand this when salivating over RuSSian prices. -ucker paid over 9000 rubble for a weekly shopping, where many pensioners in RuSSia get just 13000 rubble per month, to cover all their food and other utilities, including meds.
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  549. A point to the point at 47:04 - I socially signify to others that I am perfectly happy with my old jacket I had for like 12 years now, slowly falling apart, applied two iron on patches on parts where stitching gave up and don't give a 💩 what others think of me. I can afford dozens of these jackets (if they still made them, which they don't and I stuggle to find an equivalent with all those useful pockets in and out), but I stick to this one and let others think I am so poor I need to mend my clothes instead of buying new ones. I have been having my mobile phone while it was working, my two previous ones crashed with the update of OS and I bought older models just because they still used the standard jack for headphones I already had. I cannot name the family of Kardashians, but I know what the proton is made of, just out of interest.
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  550. You pointed out rightly that these advertisers are just rotating like mills, in and out. What would really stop them supporting this decomposing X platform would be users shutting down their accounts and finding an alternative. Without users the companies would also take their business elsewhere.
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  551. Boris, take that awful wallpaper with you! And that lion tapestry like drawn by a 5 yo. That awful refurbishment for over 100k. Take it away!
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  552. Having a clone of my 1TB nvme with LMDE installed next to Ubuntu and another partition for music next to them, with configured and set up systems, saved me a lot of hassle and frustration when I messed it up and it didn't boot. Since it is a 2021 laptop and has a thunderbolt connection, also the backup was on an external SSD (might even be of the Gen2 category), the recovery via Rescuezilla was done in exactly 7.1 minutes. Priceless! I made that clone for exactly cases like this. Now the LMDE has a virtual machine with configured Win11 installed, which is another reason for updated clone in place. I always boot from the fresh clone to make sure it works as expected. For incremental backup there are better options.
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  553. @@presidenteden6498 I am also a layman, but I understand that solid items don't tend to impolode like hollow ones. And as for the champagne bottles - there is also a pressure inside usually, maybe a flat wine would implode. And there is also a volume vs surface area ratio that may play important role. They also had corks pushed further inside... so there apparently was some equilibrium reached.
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  554.  @mindfulawareness1  Cameron and also those in batyskaph in 1960s were in a globular vessel, where the pressure is coming from all directions equally. Their glass cracked, but it was pushed into itself, so win-win. The globe shape as ideal was also mentioned in the video. Watch it again.
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  555. Claiming a short living victory in Luhansk, after originally aimed at the head of the state and the entire country and then running away like rats and taking washing machines and toilets with them... yeah, enjoy it while you can.
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  556. Indeed, coming into terms with reality can be pretty liberating, but devastating for some. Some have an inherent need for having a personal relationship with some being and they keep enforcing that concept every day. Like what did praying to god ever achieve except of feeling better for some? Both teams in a match pray for themselves to win. One will always lose. Did they pray not enough? And where some people find strength in faith, others find strength within themselves. It is just a psychology. There is no god, people created it in their image.
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  557.  @dudoboi  I have learned to like the ramen as a bulk, adding different things to it, like an egg, vegetables, prawns... A junk can be turned into a nutritious meal if one has the fantasy and dedication.
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  558. This is nothing new. In Britain the capital gains tax is set so low that Rishi Sunak, despite being worth of maybe £800 000 000+ paid less income tax than Keir Starmer from his around £200 000 income. Imagine THAT! And now our leeches brag how they are going to reduce our NI tax, but they don't mention they froze non-taxable threshold, so an average person on £25k income will still take home less money. They think we are idiots.
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  559.  @mqcapps  That Acronis rings the bell. It was included in my WD Discovery package. I checked them out and said NAAAH! I don't trust clouds. At all.
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  560. ​ @chico9805  And h-o-t water running on the streets, geisirs springing in the air, instead of in the rad-iators.
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  561. Man, you speak absolute truth. I am listening to you while stabbing fabric million times with 90 different colours of threads. It is about a 3 years lasting project and it will look magnificent on the wall. Like about a dozen of other smaller ones. Peopleing is quite exhausting. The lockdowns were probably the best times of my life, plenty of time for doing diy and crafting. And sleeping as much as needed.
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  562. come on, stop those ridiculous AI images. Plenty of real ones around.
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  563. They are all over the world, like locusts. Africans, South Americans, you name it. One African even explained to me that they like RuSSians because they never invaded THEM. Think about that!
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  564. An important note: if your password isn't unique, they might guess it by chance, or brute force through. That makes me think: how random is the random generated password? Could someone got an exact one got suggested as well? Depending on the number of characters and the choice of types of characters. From the several billion accounts worldwide, there could be a small chance two people used the same password.
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  565. How much did the sexual abuse crime among Tories gone up? Asking for a friend.
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  566.  @Kshahdoo67  this question regarding 'everything' is grabbing straws. With diminished refinement of crude oil, the prices of fuel will go up and that will have impact on most if not all things consumer. Interest rates went up, too, making it more difficult to borrow money. I don't live in the terror land, thanks Odin, but I listen to those who did and do, gathering info Kremlin doesn't want even its own citizens to know. The money are running thin and that will have further impact in the future, even if a couple items in your basket are cheaper than before.
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  567.  @Лариса-р1т  I have had a bit of look into it. Due to a massive corruption and underpayment into the state pension, many of those who will retire in the next 10-20 years will have very low state pension. They are lacking years of payment into the system. That lady spoke herself, I didn't make it up. It was a RuSSian lady describing her situation. There was the Tucker bragging how his weekly shop costed just $104 in Moscow. How is an old person with even $200 pension supposed to live and eat, and enjoy all those discounts?
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  568. Not a programmer but wasn't this an AI compilation of whatever? Some experiment? Well, if corporation can steal intellectual property of creators by using AI, why individuals shouldn't use AI to do the same? Funny times ahead.
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  569. Drink drivers usually survive the crash more often than others involved in those crashes. And you can do nothing about it.
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  570. When you have blocked farts but want to keep cool for the camera...
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  571. Yep, I have noticed how my fan keeps going off more often, even after I cleaned the insides and reapplied thermal paste. My main PC is already half Linux and with lost support for Win 10, Win11 will be launched from an external usb. It already works on my second machine this way.
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  572. the editing could be with a bit more pause in between the chain of words. Give us some time to absorb what you are saying.
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  573.  @lovkiy  Did they? Or the referendums were manipulated, with the help of Wagners, intimidating those wanting to go voting otherwise? The same for Crimea. If some want to live in Russia nobody is holding them. Pack your bags and go.
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  574.  @YouMissedBro  LMAO. I didn't want to go to these waters, but since you started: Nobody knows when Jesus was born, Christmas was used to replace pagan festivities to convert them. So if there is someone who should not celebrate now, it is you. And stating facts isn't mocking a prayer. Actions make difference, not thoughts and prayers. If you want a better country, do something. Praying won't do a 💩.
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  575. He looked like he was about to start crying. Or was it vodka making his face red and eyes watery?
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  576. Those who go for holidays to hot countries usually go to the seaside where the heat isn't as bad. It is the inland heat that sucks more. Those on the beaches are more about to be careful about sun burn than heat. I personally prefer to be warned about the heatwave so I can prepare.
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  577. I just skipped the ad. 😂
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  578. New York houses are also collapsing, or their scaffoldings. Watched a short documentary on that. The standars are only as good as the construction adhers to them.
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  579.  @Nothing_to_write0  Probably yes, Russian troll, or just someone with a broader view, learning from the past. There is propaganda and lies on both sides, that is an inevitable part of any war. But I still stand with Ukraine. They didn't deserve this.
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  580.  @ardna_skela  average can be misleading, as it includes income in millions by those special people, too, skewing the number. Those are not relevant. Median is a better measure of income for this purpose.
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  581.  @ardna_skela  I used to share the houses in London when younger and also got on the property ladder in my late 30s. What I am saying is the salaries are disproportionate to the housing cost in every capital city. And while it is hard in the rest of the world, in RuSSia it us much harder, especially with the economy in a free fall. Elvira Nabiullina no longer sugar coats it and people are slowly waking up to the reality their greedy and corrupt leader threw them into. He sits is warm Kremlin, taken care of, while the citizens are fighting for crumbs. Money from the social fund are running out and printing more is sending you to the trajectory of Zimbabwe. Or Germany after losing the WW1, going for their salary with a wheelbarrow, or burning their bank notes in a stove as the currency was cheaper than wood. Just this time you have no physical money to keep you warm. Remember my words.
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  582.  @MSDOGS1976  And that is still a relatively god dwelling. Heard that in those three tall sky scrapers in Moscow, wher Assad bought some flats previously, the workmanship is so bad, the windows make cracking sounds and the glass shatters out of nowhere. Some physical stress on the structure. Developers clearly cut the corners on materials or construction. And those flats are super expensive, in the centre of Moscow.
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  583. I would guess those galaxies no longer exist now. We see them how they were in the very very very distant past. Those that still exist, will soon (relatively soon) disappear from our view due to the expansion of the universe. And that also reminds me that we would need more time to get to those distances than what you calculate as of today.
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  584.  @riparianlife97701  That's true, but it wasn't only between those two countries. Other countries also played a role in weakening Hitler.
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  585. Hearing Pootin giiving Ukraine conditions of peace, after Ukraine signed a 10 years security deal with the West reminds me an ex of my friend. He was abusive, drunkard and she divorced him. In one of his drunked night he texted her he was giving her the last chance. We had a good laugh over that.
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  586. Trololols are everywhere, for any cause. The fact will remain though: even the poorest Western person is better off than the poorest RuSSian.
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  587. I used to live in London. Found a job elsewhere and moved out. It was a great decision, I canot see how I would be doing financially better in London, even with a higher salary, but with much higher cost of living and rent. I am 7 years into a good mortgage now, I don't think I would be able to buy a similar property there like here, even with a bit higher income. I recommend Canadians to move out of the largest cities and seek, or create, opportunities elsewhere in Canada. Let those greedy investors eat their expensive houses.
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  588. That brings me to a question: how are other such cars dealing with it? And what is a chance of rolling over vs hitting some bump on the road?
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  589.  @ycplum7062  my comment from yesterday disappeared. I said I was familiar with this mechanism, so no news to me. But the reasoning goes further. You are talking in absolute numbers. That is not going to happen, like all oil and gas extraction collapsing. That didn't happen even before USSR went down. If anything will affect the extraction it will be sanctions, not eradicating refineries. Pootin still needs and will sell crude oil, even more if he cannot process it himself. Some wells will be shut, but not all of them. And OPEC will very happily fill the gap if they find it suitable for their plans. Pootin is in it alone and he can only blame himself. He needs revenue and oil has been the dominant commodity. As long as the wells function, he will keep alive as many as he can, under given circumstances.
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  590. Even in the so called communist Eastern Europe, homelessness was a crime and homeless people were tidied into prisons, where they had necessities covered. It was deemed as parasitism on the society. Drunken people found at night on the streets were taken to special institutes where they sobered up, often given meds that made them sick, but still under supervision. Just they were charged for this service.
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  591. Why there is no voiceover? Who is supposed to watch them flee and read the text at the same time?
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  592. Resistance is still dangerous there, maybe more than ever.
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  593.  @tamirhason7319  which suggests another idea: did Netanyahu want it happen? Because he had been propping up Hamas for years, in an aim to prevent the 2 state solution. Check out the Times of Israel from the 8th October. Why would Israel bomb Gaza so heavily in an aim to destroy Hamas and infrastructure with over 200 of their captives somewhere in there? What other reason would Isrel ever get to attack Gaza and hope for clearing the space entirely for Israelis to take over, as they dream about and don't hide anymore? And yes, Israel did blockade Gaza over the land, sea and air, minus that small piece of border with Egypt. Those tunnels were used half for Hamas and half for essential supplies for civilians.
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  594. You can always install Linux Mint. Takes about 15 minutes and you are ready to go. Linux is free most of the time. Mint definitely is. And it will be kinder to your hardware (unless you are a gamer). I am past my 40s, tried Linux first time this year, even brought back my 15 year old machine, running Linux Wilma better than it used to run on Vista before. Never had any formal computing education. Chat GPT is alway at hand if I need advice.
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  595. There is no communism in RuSSia. Don't confuse communism with dictatorship. It is a common mistake people make. Communism on a state level is an utopia, only workable on a small, local level.
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  596.  @buhtcheeks  and what's wrong on that? When you retire, will you have enough money to sustain yourself? All bills? Not everyone had a job that paid enough to generate wealthy pension savings. And those jobs need to be done, too. How much does your cleaner get? Money also devalue over time. So current pensioners get support at the current earnings value. I see it pretty fair, as long as the population is able to sustain itself, with enough people getting fair salaries and taxes or social security are paid adequately to the earnings. Pushing wages of the majority workers down while giving massive tax breaks to the rich is creating a black hole in public finances.
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  597. Interesting, thanks for pointing that out. Never had a blue ray stuff of any kind, and I was just fine. Not missing a thing LOL
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  598. What, after he destroyed it all?
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  599.  @almasnk7469  not really. During pandemic I was mostly sedentary, to the point that my body wasn't happy, some funny feeling around the hip flexors and relief came after I stood up and moved around. So I got myself a treadmill. And while in many households it very quickly becomes a dust collector, not in my case. Two and half years and I still use it several days a week. Then just listening to my body and what makes me feel good. Stretching always did, and getting my joints moving outside a normal functioning range also feels great. One time I had to travel by car, sitting for hours. I couldn't wait to get out and get some workout to my thighs. About 10 jumps from deep squats made me feeling myself again (I can do Asian squats, too). The guy on the petrol station sitting in his car and watching me looked quite puzzled. I didn't mind. Plus, when the heating goes off and it becomes cold in the evening, I heat up from inside, watching youtube videos and walk. At least 200 kcal per session, that is the weight I didn't gain over the pandemic. And it also helps to keep off the family fate of type 2 diabetes.
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  600. IMO they shouldn't have these precious items grouped so close together. Disperse. Don't give the chance to the orcs to hit you with one rocket and destroy it all.
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  601. If the vessel was still nearby Titanic don't you think they would be found by now? Some automated robots deployed, they certainly must have the possibilities in 2023. Listening to a survival of a similar accident yesterday on Newsnight, he mentioned there was a strong current there. They could be anywhere. And they didn't have solid communication with the crew up on the surface, like that scientific research capsule had where he survived and resurfaced years ago after about 8 hours down there. They could have got taken wherever (the current goes). I still find it unbelievable that if they are still stuck near the ship we cannot find the vessel with such sensitive echolocation we have now, when I remember, from the cold war, those in submarines were afraid to sneeze not to be heard by their enemy that was listening very carefully to the sounds under the water. We certainly can do better in this day and age? Did they have a plan B at all? A billionnaire should definitely have thought about such an option.
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  602. Brand maybe thought he was becoming too big to fall... I wish I believed in karma, but most predators go unpunished. They are walking among us, we meet them every day, unaware.
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  603. Did they really do it as an art? Wasn't it just some sort of messaging or symbolism because they had no other way to express it? It may be just us calling it art but they did what they could for the non-artistic reason.
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  604. I'll tell you what Windows is trying to solve: it is the user end monitoring. Since they cannot crack encryption, they will collect data after it was de-crypted by either the sender or the receiver. Apple has this ability already. It is probably on order of governments to monitor online traffic to catch criminals (for now). So your individual snapshots won't be probably leaked to the governments, but the AI will be able to inform, sneakily through some hole, what you are up to. Grand surveillance. You already are on the radar of secret services if you use Tor and want to stay private, out of the watchful eye of authorities.
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  605. The middle class now has more than 2 eggs in the fridge  @veritaspk 
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  606. I wouldn't be surprised if they were... even billionaires tend to cut corners... sometimes they are over-confident and over-estimate their abilities and judgement.
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  607. Food poisoning is still a thing, though.
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  608. What Qanon? It is now denyig itself, going somewhat viral that there is no QAnon, but just Q and Anon... what difference it makes I don't know but that is the current trend and the followers are parroting it like on a command.
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  609.  @carob6040  nothing a bit of vinegar wouldn't sort out, or some other acid once in a time. I descale my kettle when it needs and it has been serving me since 2015, still going strong. And we do have hard water here, believe me.
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  610. I wondered that as well...
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  611. Re: Holocaust revisions: did anyone notice that people who lived through Holocaust and survived it, losing their family members, were still alive in 1990s and gave first hand accounts? We didn't need to rely on just texts. We had direct witnesses confirming it, along photographs or even videos.
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  612. When you invest on stock market, you should do it with the awareness that you can lose the money and nobody will give it back to you. The same goes for these rides and the loss of health or even life. Stuff happens and this one case is just a tip of an iceberg. How many of such faults go unnoticed, or if noticed then not reported, or if reported, then ignored, until the catastrophe happens and then people act like it came from nowhere. Another example is the Titan submersible. Alarms ignored, for profit. Until there are harsh consequences for this kind of negligence, thing's will be getting worse.
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  613. SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM
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  614. Good luck in trying to lure me in. I oftsn don't even pick the phone from my other half when I am not in the right mood. I am that kind of person LOL. Texting with strangers? Heck no. A colleague from Nigeria, UK based, sent me a text with some link, no message, just link. I didn't click on it until she confirmed to me face to face she sent it. It was a message for some world day of something. I suspected she got hacked and they now tried to hack me. Better safe than sorry.
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  615. Kudos to Piers for speaking sense, for once. And Isr.aelis will eventually have to agree to equal treatment.They are in a process to mentally get there. It takes time.
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  616. Kingston, Crucial, my two to go to. For nvme only I went for Kioxia.
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  617. I left twitter, like many other conscious people did and you should too. Why supporting the Kremlin's shill? Slava Ukraini!
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  618.  @HontoNeet  Spying isn't the whole story though. They can actively put out of use millions of users, or use their computers for DDOS attacks, or do anything, really.
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  619. Nope, google wants your good. Don't let them take it!
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  620. by what statstics?
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  621. If people don't buy or use his stuff, the govt contract goes in vain.
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  622. Vunlerabilities within the operating system discovered by hackers, from which the defender cannot protect. Every system is vulnerable to some extend and we need to keep on top of things. Those hackers have nothing better to do than looking for vulnerabilities and possibly exploiting them. Based on the severity of these vulnerabilities, patching up some of them took years as Windows (or Linux community, or Apple) didn't consider them too hot to focus on. Some are too dangerous and they issue patches within hours or days.
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  623. How much do you need on the phone? Backup photos regularly and get a standalone mp3 player if you want to listen to music. No tracking, no ads, battery on the phone spared so it will last longer. For filming get a proper camera or attach external storage if your phone has a very good one. It still pays off to have a separate equipment for various tasks. I even played movies from a 1 TB ssd external storage attached to my android tablet. A bit chunky, but usb stick can do the same and will be faster than an sd card, depending on the hardware specs.
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  624. True words. And that is why too often on Newsnight there is nobody from the gov to interview on difficult questions. And often they send an unsuitable person, like if making fun of us.  @kanedNunable 
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  625. Good points. I read them all. I am not a tiktoker with attention span of an amoeba 😁.
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  626. That last seal had a look of a puppy, cute lil fella.
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  627.  @Keralaforum  That is true that vaccines uptake was high in the Soviet union and occupied regions. But Soviets didn't invent the vaccine. In the current time, even the RuSSian health minister admitted that RuSSian disinformation campaign spread on the west blew back and the covid vaccine uptake was very low in RuSSia, freaking them out.
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  628.  @BV-pn5nd  babushka went to hospital with hypertension and left feet forward. They even burned her foot and she got infection... in a RuSSian hospital. Last year.
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  629.  @AM-tu1rc  Ever tried to skip the middle man Ubuntu and go with Debian based Mint?
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  630. In China it is similar. People who previously went to the cities for education and jobs go back to their home places, whether towns or villages. Westerners should do that too. Instead of college, go for a trade if you can. Plumbers or electricians will always be needed. And they seem to earn better money than graduates who couldn't get a well paid job in their field, because the market is saturated. If you get good in your trade you will be busy and dictating price, in any part of your country.
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  631. Rudy looks there like a patient escapee from the mad house.
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  632. Always follow the money.
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  633. 'Russians never leave their own behind'... of course, they will even push them up front as cannon fodder. Don't you dare to leave them behind! 😂 Die or die!
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  634. What a great statement. What does it mean in practical world exactly?
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  635. Nobody with the intelligence background.... I am not having such a thing, like many thousands all around, but we learn from the previous info (unlike producers of the content here publishing material suggesting Putler was in Mariupol and elsewhere in Ukraine), that the real Putler has strong boundaries regarding meeting anyone (he was even alone on Xmas with the priest standing about two metres from him), let alone going to the field and shaking hands with lay men and hugging residents of the block in Mariupol as it happened previously. Times Radio youtube producers (and who knows who else in the club) don't appear to be the sharpest pencil in the case when they publish RuSSian propaganda like if it was a reality. You are insulting intelligence of people here.
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  636. I think part of the problem is that masses of people have become mere consumers of online content, they stopped creating real stuff, like with their hands, improving their skills, talents, something to show. At most they create an online content of them talking about something and that only feeds into the pool of online content consumed by other consumers. Too much worthless crap out there and folks get confused about the world, themselves and everything. Social clubs are a good suggestions, but there also is a lot of online interest groups where people can communicate about their interest, share their makes, learn new techniques... They don't need to be constantly exposed to dirt of others, just focus on what they like doing and improve. That is satisfying. Besides, you can see on this particular man what a form of abuse the religion is on minds of people, making them guilty for things that are no issue, loathing themselves as a result. That for the transgender topic. And once they opened the gate to the forbidden, they easily slip to the hard core stuff and sink deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole...
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  637. Didn't they just say in the video it isn't going to be announced with trumpets and informing the wide world as it is happening? We will only hear from the news when something happened. And a lot has been happening, every day, so mentioning it day in- day out would be quite boring. Even Prigozhin is near giving up. They are fighting among themselves, making it easier for Ukrainians.
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  638. When I heard of that Stanley cup craze a few weeks ago, and those accessories... first world problems saying came to my mind. Why do I need to avertise my personality to others and pay a premium for that? The same for fast cars... our cars have to be roadworthy but are our roads car worthy? More trouble with a Lamborghini on average road where I live... maybe if those rich ones paid more taxes, our roads would be in a better condition, instead of advertising to others how many of these rich people managed to avoid paying in taxes. And that those on a very high income pay less in proportion to their income than the rest of us not on a minimum wage, is often the case, especially due to a much lower capital gains tax rate. I have several water bottles. Simple, plastic, each costing me no more than £2.50. One is on my beside table for a quick sip if needed, one in my bag to work, a few as a backup when those in use break (and they will). No logo on them, just clear 700ml bottles with easy to clean top. I don't need anything else. When I plan to take a coffe with me, I have a thermo flask also costing me a fiver on sale over a decade ago, still serving me well.
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  639. LOL that ending was epic. I remember, as a child, I was helping a neighbour planting young onions, and I put them in the soil with the roots up. But this, this is another level LOL.
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  640. This really bugs me, how the American society depends on tipping, giving a pitiful salary to the staff. In some countries in Europe you will almost cause an offence trying to tip the waiting staff. They get a proper pay and that is included in the price of the meal. We should find a middle way: tip for an exceptional service, otherwise pay to the staff a livable wage, whatever job they are doing. If people are forced to tip, it is not a tip, it is a pay for the service. Who records the amount of tips? Are taxes paid from it?
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  641. And then you read Russian soldiers eat dogs, fed up with their old rations... keep an eye on this little gem!
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  642. I see those people doing it very close to pros.titutes. Simply selling their faces fot the benefit of the industry, getting some cash in between, but nobody has any real life benefit from that all.
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  643. bank actually include in the message with that code to not sharing it with anybody. If people just read that message!
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  644. There is a reason why Youtube didn't offer me Tate before he was jailed in Romania. The algorithms work! LOL
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  645. 21:45 'book your surgery today' should say 'book your consultation' today. That is a red flag right there.
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  646. So everyone now needs to go on youtube and start a channel, talk about stuff, let the AI do the graphics and get sponsorhips, peppered by ads for products nobody is buying, because people have no jobs and no income.
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  647. She looks like she had a date with Baphomet and never got over it.
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  648.  @Chompchompyerded  LOL, yes, and while having vodka and cabbage, they will put up with anything.
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  649. Riight, will we see some place where the heating burst and inhabitants haven't had heating and water for days or weeks? That happens in older places. And there is barely any maintenance staff left, as many have been sent to the meat grinder. Technology and infrastructure is old and failing. At least these in the new places have bought some time before they will face failures. This rent, when a median salary in RuSSia is just about $500 (ignoring the temporary spike in the military complex industry salaries, contributing to inflation), is quite high, with prices of everything going up on weekly basis. RuSSia used to have subsidised mortgages, but that has ended. Interest rates are nearing 30%, which is a disaster, nobody can really afford a mortgage anymore. A lot of new buildings have been built in the recent years, but people don't have money to buy them and developers are struggling. And renting is as bad as mortgage payments. There was a young woman with a degree and a job, crying on the outside, with a few bags to take with herself to the communal housing, as she couldn't keep paying her rent anymore. That was a few months ago and things got worse since then. On a personal note, those black fittings in the bathroom are a terrible fashion trend. Keeping them looking nice with limescale building up will be difficult.
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  650. They should have started doing it yesterday then, not talking about it. Those tanks currently in other European NATO countries which want to send them to the UA are maintained and repaired how? Or are they just on display to look at?
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  651. Thanks for sharing. I find your voice very listenable. My journey to Linux started last year spring time, after having serious issues with Win10, ending up reinstalling it, that after I had to use cmd and powershell for troublshooting, guided by AI and other online resources, even extending a recovery partition to be able to install some update. To cut a long story short, I got myself extra laptop with Win11, business class, my learning bitch. It has got a 4x larger nvme, installed LMDE and I have been playing with it ever since. Now having a dual boot with ubuntu, and Win11 in a VM on LMDE. Launching GIMP takes exactly one second, in contrast to eternity on Windows. Soon my Win10 will be LMDE as well, or something else. It also is Win11 compatible but no, Windoze only in the VM or from a usb. Done with the 💩.
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  652. So many loonatics in the world that made their presence to the virtual one. Has she heard about all those classics from brothers Grimms? All those fairy tales are full of magic, cruelty, weirdnes, and all for kids with some moral message that evil will pay for their wrongdoings. Rarely thre was a sad ending for good people. It was rather the H Ch. Andersen's forte.
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  653. A man bought newspapers in the deep totality in USSR, opens it and pages blank. He turns to the babuska selling the papers and asks: babushka, bukvy kde? And babushka answers: Zachem bukvy! Vse yasno!
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  654. Trump has difficulties pronouncing more complicated words and any intelligence above his paygrade is perceived by him as artificial. Nothing new about that.
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  655.  @TMM-N  RuSSian bot
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  656.  @ezeokporTV  RuSSian bot
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  657.  @pauzamsiska3605  if you don't know by this point you shall learn it the hard way then.
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  658. I welcomed these meat alternatives and bought a few different products over the years. Some were better than others, some were salty as hell, really not the right direction, but at the end of the day it is still an ultra processed stuff with often dozens of ingredients. I'll just get the beef burger as I used to.
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  659.  @loa367  Thanks, you too. I know the salaries vary, but I compared comparable. Median income in a country and rent in the metropole, or within its boundaries. I agree, the whole world is suffering the aftermath of the pandemic and then the greed of the corporations who hold us by the balls. But unlike in RuSSia, most of the world can freely move, travel, say what they want, their men aren't snatched for a cannon fodder, infrastructure is in a far better state... and the sanctions for RuSSia are unprecedented, causing havoc in their living standards. If people see the prices in Moscow but compare it to their own salary in the developed world, they are making a big mistake.
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  660. Most of these are stock footages. When talking about market collapsing and people without jobs, they still show streets full of cars driving around or crowds of humans outside, when most of them should sit at home and cry.
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  661. Another thing: budget airlines are budget for a reason: packing as many people as they can into the space they have so it comes cheaper per ticket. So complaining that an oversize man cannot fit into a budget seat is pretty lame. It is like buying a child portion at Mac and complain you left the outlet hungry. You need to finance your lifestyle folks. It is you who is out of normal, not everyone else around you. Heavy weight also affects the amount of fuel burned for the journey so if the airline doesn't account for it there might be needed an emergency landing if too many fat people board the plane and just somehow squeeze into the seats, without the adjustment in fuel. The airlines calculate the fuel economy so they don't carry excess fuel which also has weight and cost extra money. We all pay more for transporting heavier people as a result. It would be only fair if oversized people paid a bit more for their ticket and pay for two seats if being so big.
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  662. Scamazon. Nuff said. Stop giving the crooks your money. Support your local businesses and consume less. You really don't need all that stuff you want.
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  663. With thousands cuts.
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  664. You say one salary was enough to sustain a family? Unbelievable.
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  665. My question, towards the end of your video when you depict how great the AI will be: If we lose a need of each other in every day life, replaced by AI in all industries, what need an AI will have of us?
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  666. Louis Rossman is an exception. I highly recommend.
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  667. And send them ... where exactly?
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  668. It is easy to be a star like this when there is such a wealth of material to choose from.
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  669. Just a thought: as houses lost value somewhat, was it really worse to sell one at a lower value and keep the money (i.e. not reposessed) than keep paying a rent to somebody all your life, being left at mercy of the landlord and having nothing to show for after decades of paying into someone else's pocket?
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  670. And where do you think the word 'catwalk' came from?
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  671. I would ban the Ex just out of principle, for what it turne into and what a two faced prick ELOL is. Everyone who stands with Ukraine (I believe the majority of current users) should close their account and find an alternative for communication and presence. Let him sear in his hypocrisy with all the nonsense he is happy with.
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  672. Get two drives and double backup, at least. I have a third one that is updated regularly. If that gets encrypted by a ransomware I have two more with the majority of my data, minus the most recent changes. Never going to pay to the criminals, ever.
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  673. In my part of the world you probably wouldn't be allowed to call solid fat a butter with just 72% milk fat. But in Russia anything is possible.
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  674. 20:50 and here we have whataboutism, folks. How typical. The same for Qatar human rights abuse, when they brought up hundreds years old history of the West before the football championship. Just because other people do or did wrong in the past, that doesn't make your wrong OK.
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  675.  @saucy743  Cos they don't have the same access to alternative supplies, and some are also corrupt, like Orban's Hungary.
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  676. My Win10 put copilot on my task bar after extensive update today, on 22H2.
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  677. Not a fan of scamazon. I am after a product, found it on the brand's website cheaper. Also free delivery, before xmas, return doesn't bother me, as I plan to keep it, if it works. Faulty goods have different regulations for returning.
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  678. 5:50 Someone got a brand new washing machine and didn't remove the safet screws from the back.
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  679. Wait a moment, are you saying Ricsi is not controlling the circus? 😂
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  680. Those who allow themselves all those luxuries they cannot really affort aren't disadvantaged. They are privileged. They would struggle with any income and at any economic time. Honey, with all her spending on make up and handbags, should probably reconsider saving money on improving her teeth alignment. Even the best make up with crooked teeth goes wasted when beauty comes into question.
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  681. Just a note: as our ancestor didn't have electricity, they were equipped with other tools to withstand winter. Millions who grew up with electricity today don't have those alternatives. Worth of consideration. Otherwise I agree. The peace can only be achieved by honoring the 1991 borders. RuSSia must learn a hard lesson and stop nurturing imperialism in their hearts. They have the largest country in the world, with great riches. They don't need more of somebody else's. Attempts of doing so will bring their demise.
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  682. if it has the velocity to escape gravity orcs could use it as satellites. Just a bit of adjustment, some camera on it that would withstand the blast.
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  683. How is google different from any antivirus software that also reads every file in your system, except it also has a kernel access which google doesn't have?
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  684. Let me just remind you that this lazy AI content is spreading like a wildfire and its hosting is eating ever greater chunk of your subscription funds. Webhosting and cooling of the servers is expensive and YT is doing nothing about it, besides increasing price, like Scamazon did. Genuine creators will get pushed aside. Where will it end?
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  685. Not sure how much Putin cares about the Russian economy, besides his own ego and wanting to stay in power as long as he lives. If he cared about the economy he wouldn't use war to make advancements on the territories that costed Russia a lot of money that could be spent on friendly trade. But because he is paranoid that the west wants to bring Russia down (the totalitarian Russia perhaps), he has been making one strategic mistake after another, achieving the wealth accumulated in a few hands while the rest of remote Russia struggling in incredible poverty and neglect. This is not how economy is built. He is behaving more like a locust, trying to steal from others what he fails to provide.
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  686. Sadly, and they blame it for the autocorrect... like if they had no control over what they eventually post.
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  687. This is the first time I see or hear a word Grok... WTH? But I am no ELOL's fan.
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  688. You see why the seat belts are essential?
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  689. Coming late to the party, but I would advise NOT opening any of the spam emails. It will often show on their end your mail account is active and will send you more spam or worse. Glance over the spam emails to see whether a genuine email was sent there by mistake and delete all if not. I am never that bored to go through the spam for fun. And this was probably unnecessary video with a wrong request at the end. Plus the incogni service cannot clear the dark web of your data. You are paying for a plaster over a tumour. Shame.
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  690. That sauna is epic, for winter coming, they will need to warm up. Unlike the underequipped and underdressed orcs thrown at the front. No idea what YOUTUBE had a problem with the last video. What are we pretending here, that there is no war or something?
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  691. Yeah, the name was off putting, to me, at least. I am glad I wasn't the only one. But it was a honeypot for Paypal 😂
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  692. LOL Phil, you are spot on about Big Brother. I never watched one full episode. And I neither did of any similar show... there is so much of more interesting things to watch, even a Springwatch on BBC has a better value for me than those preposterous celebrities or niemands (show specific) discussing nothing much, really, sometimes just revealing the vacuum in their heads, with a couple brain cells that regulate breathing and breeding and otherwise a piece of string holding ears together or they would fall apart from the skull. As for Lee Anderson, you know the medium by their staff... he fits there, he was the right for their regular audience (I cannot make myself following this crap for longer than 5 minutes).
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  693. Looks like AI created description (and that advertised image). We are entering a new era of unfulfilled expectations. Even ebay offers AI generated description. On used items, having no idea what the true state of them is, that needs to be specified by the seller.
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  694. It isn't a defence sector, it is an offence sector. Otherwise yes. Pootin has been printing money like crazy. What goes up, will come down.
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  695. you mis-spelled miss-spelled. Or is there a mr-spell, too?
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  696. Microsoft has been pushing a lot of misleading claims, like encrypted (and safe) recall content, or that your computer will remember forever what you saw on your screen, but then saying those 25GB etorage will have just 3 months worth of content... did they mean the text output by AI will contain your forever activity? That doesn't take much space. But since Microsoft certainly has a backdoor to your system, it won't necessarily be 100% private. The 3 letter agencies will get to your content without much hassle. Dream on, folks. They want your best interest. Don't let them take it!
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  697. Where was the 'devastated' MAGA lady? I missed that. Just another clickbait? I am this close to not recommend this channel. Forget subscribing.
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  698. Just a bunch of nobody folks cashing in on other folks wowing over this nonsense, and a bunch of youtubers sharing it for their own cash. Apple watch given to a 15 yo girlfriend? Most likely an empty box from apple watch the mum has got for herself and there is no 15yo girlfriend. Just a show.
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  699. Man, I changed the playback to 0.9x speed, still struggling to follow when you read the document. Are you penalised for a minute or two longer video if you gave it some time?
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  700. I can only thank you for educating people, and highlighting things I have been noticing, but not quite closed the circuit yet. I am now more picky in clicking on content and when not happy, I don't hesitate to 'not recommend' a channel. The algorithms will hopefully get the hint and offer me less of that crap. Because I am interested in quality content, not fakery.
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  701. Not sure how much fire I have inside of me, but after I had to perform some advanced troubleshooting on my Windows 10 PC this year, being an amateur, I am nearly fully switched to Linux. And that includes some manual repair, cleaning and upgrade of old hardware, manual paritioning and dual booting, among other tricks I learned along. I feel quite energised LOL.
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  702. 23:30. Did that guy use a Mar a Lago tan sprayer or does he have a jaundice?
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  703. LOL, maybe the answer is partially in 'slow moving' 😇
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  704. why was hydroxychloroquine showed when they mentioned paracetamol?
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  705. Those data sent to advertisers are anonymised, right? Their waste of money if you turn on an adblock.
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  706. It used to be a rule of thumb that if you don't pay for the service, you are a product. Now the tide has changed: you are a product whether you pay or not. Why paying then?
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  707. I don't know how defamation laws are formulated in the terror land, but those in our sane world, when it comes to the celebrity at least (the rules are a bit different with celebrities), there are two major conditions that need to be met for the defamation lawsuit to have a success: The seemingly defamatory statement needs to come from somebody wanting to harm the accuser, i.e. cannot prove a greater good like protecting the society from the accuser, and 2. the defendant knew that what they said about the accuser (initiating this defamation lawsuit), was 'substantially untrue'. Someone tried to lecture me about a potential of defamation lawsuit from Russel Brand, for calling him a sexual offender under a youtube video. I said it based on a 4 years meticulous investigation and careful consideration of evidence, containing independent evidence from institutions and verified messages between him and one of his victims. It took me just a few minutes to find out he couldn't get far with such a case. His behaviour and personal statements of other people he dealt with for years and years are out there, on record. He would have to accuse of defamation them first. Jeremy Vine, on the other hand, won a small case when somebody pulled his name out of their rear when the name of the 'BBC presenter' paying a 'teenager' for nude pics wasn't officially announced yet. And I still think Simonyan was told to say this, to see how the public will react. They are getting very desperate there to sell to public the reasons why their economy is crashing and why they have no freedom of speech, or why western technologies are hard to get nowadays. This is RuSSian propaganda (and perhaps any propaganda): give out conflicting messages and watch what sticks. Also, when people don't know what to believe anymore, they become apathetic. And Kremlin doesn't need anything more from his populace than them not caring about what Kremlin does. Eat your bread and shut up.
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  708. Is Steve Bannon running this 💩 show, by chance? Swamping the world with contradicting messages, learning from the KGB and earlier Stasi textbooks.
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  709. Very good content here and I too noticed Sabina's rants a bit too much. But she has some truth, too. Academia seems to be breaking apart. They compete for grants and quantity of papers seem to take over quality. Misrepresenting significance of results, like when regular consumption of processed meat is associated with 10% increase in diabetes. And it makes headlines in many tabloids and other press. If your risk was 30%, this association makes it 33%. Is it really that significant when excess calories and sedentary lifestyle are a driving factor? I see a grain industry fuelling this agenda, similarly when aspartame is demonised by sugar lobby in relation to cancer, using evasive vocabulary, like 'human equivalent' studied in rats. A TV channel which aired this session, with the researcher in Italy, didn't specify what amount that equivalent was, but they made a conclusion. I found that research. It was 5 litres of diet coke for a 70kg person, consumed every day of their adult life. 10% of those rats got cancer without getting aspartame, 20% got with the mentioned dose proportional to their bodies and 30% developed cancer after equivalent of 12 litres of daily consumption throughout their adult lives. Crooky science driven by corrupt attitudes, just to get attention and more funding. The result is more diabetes and obesity because lay people get scared of the compound and reverse back to sugar, like our kitchen lady. No argument will convince her that the diet coke is better for her corpulent ageing body, over the sugary one.
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  710. Someone is truly clearing the swamp.
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  711.  @vishwas1868  I wishwash I could respond with a laughing emoji on your nonsense. LOL
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  712. I don't think Putin is winning, he only has small gains right now. Finland and Sweden are joining NATO - Putin lost. Kyiv is still Ukrainian 4 months into the invasion - Putin lost. The only advantage of Putin is his nuclear weapons otherwise Russia would be done by now. Just that. The thing is who will send the first nuke against the enemy? Neither of us want it. The trend of NATO supporting Ukraine and expansion of NATO regardless of Putin's threats about nukes on the border shows we aren't that deterred. We just walk around him on the tiptoes, building strategy and buying time to see Russia plunge into recession for maybe a decade, according to the Sberbank CEO. Russians shell and bomb Ukraine indiscriminately, using up their ammo, Ukraine use their brain and are more savvy in fighting back. Russia has more weapons, Ukraine has determination and wisdom. Russian soldiers are as fed up as the Ukrainian ones. And there will be the time when even Putin recognises it. Which will come first? Conscripts running out or Putin 6 feet under?
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  713. In contrary to the perceprion that everyone can do better maths tody thanks to the smartphones... maybe ask the teachers, how their kids are performing in classrooms, with their brains decaying on Tiktok, unable to retain information of a few lines of text or 7th grade student barely performing at the 3rd grade Math level... Some of us expand our knowledge of the world thanks to having all the info at their fingertips, and I certainly made great progress in computing and switched to Linux thanks tom the chat bot and internet, while others sink down the rabbit hole of social media and seconds long content swiping through with their thumbs for hours at no end.
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  714. My problem with Windows telemetry is that there is too much of it, at the detriment of the performance. Now there is a mysterious sllow down of Win 24H2 after about an hour, some complained about it, only restart brings it back to the expected speed. Could be the telemetry, or something else. Windows is such a robust system on its own, that launching software is day and night difference when compared to Linux. My GIMP was ready in exactly one second after I clicked on the taskbar icon in my LMDE. On Windows I could sometimes go to make a cup of tea in the meantime.
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  715. That security on the wheels is funny... Just had a lovely home made stir fry with rice, from basic ingredients. Rice made with a bit of butter, stir fry from 400g tender stem broccoli, couple shaved carrots, a bunch of spring onions, king prawns and prawns, roasted cashew nuts, and a spice mix containing chilli and garlic, ready bought, mixed with water, but everything else was from scratch. I almost got a standing ovation over how delicious it was with lime juice squeezed over. We would have it any time over any of that junk presented in this video. If I went to that town I would probably go hungry the next day, my body struggling with the lack of fresh produce. All ultra processed, carbs, fats, sugar... sugar... sugar...
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  716. Most of the time I pause YT when I need to leave the room. Just one button to mute the sound and the ads are played to the thin air. Shall I add that I am no slave to consumerism and I don't remember whether I purchased anything from the brand ads. I buy a generic cola from the supermarket, cheap oats instead of branded, got some garments from a local discount store, never installed Temu app... I think most people pause the stuff because they do something else for the time being. Totally pointless action from YT.
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  717. I can quite believe it was Russians dropping the grenade and missing. Ukrainians are more accurate. And I think Denys debunked his previous narrative he presented, that it wasn't true. What is true is that someone dropped a grenade near the canon and all that was filmed and showed. But what is the true story about it? We may only guess. There is so much propaganda and lies, some on one side, more on other, channels popping up trying to get clicks with often irrelevant materials (I am blocking them one by one after noticing this). A parallel war for opinions, support, sharing and revenue. What matters is that Ukraine has withstood an attack from a much stronger enemy and continues to do so. It slowly loses some land to the invaders, it liberated some land elsewhere from the invaders. And as long as the western support lasts, Ukraine has a chance to win this war. The longer it goes, the more the western sanctions affect Russian economy. And looking just at how the rubl does is lame. It isn't the whole story.
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  718. Are we sure there is currently 1.4 bn Chinese people?
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  719. Never had tiktok, so I guess I haven't missed anything important. But what would you do without it, Zac? 😂 EDIT: Watching the suspect this, suspect that, after their exchange in the kitchen, they don't look like they were hating each other. How many of those admissions or accusations are actually true? Just a show. Banter, as we call it here. They are doing it for money. Ovrer and over and you are making them a PR. I never knew they exiisted before this moment but they look likeable to me, myself being in a stable relationship, doing none of this. People do these things, like escaping from noise into a basement and stuff. Some couples can just handle it with ease.
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  720. with storms more frequent, you could soon run out of British names. So flexibility is always welcomed.
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  721. Those trolls are funny, aren't they? No amount of lying will change what is happening on the front. The facts will eventually come out and who is going to laugh at last? All they do is to make some people a little bit nervous, but that's about all.
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  722. What goes around, comes around. People cheating others are cheated by others at this scale of fraud. Shame the cancers take so long to develop, not giving them instant feedback. China is doomed.
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  723. Follow the money. And glorified AI. Quality doesn't matter. Money talks.
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  724. I add my praise to your funny presenting style and positive attitude, without moaning and stuff. You are a pleasure to watch. I have some fav presenters, that includes you and Jake Broe and less fav presenters I watch less and less, who are using tabloid tactics in titles and content... Keep doing a good job.
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  725. Just a note: fluent in British English, I think people should stop calling a liquid fuel gas, and Americans calling standalone toilet a bathroom. That they call autumn fall is OK and logical. But if the fuel depot would be full of gas, it would make just a huge BOOM and soon it would be over, not burning for days like this. Let's not butcher the meaning of words, for the sake of preventing misunderstandings.
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  726.  @hardtackbeans9790  I didn't say gasoline, I said it gas. Gas is gas, not liquid. If you buy gas, you buy gas, not liquid. If it is liquid, it has many other names, more appropriate, you can choose from: gasoline, kerosine, fuel, petrol, diesel... plenty. Saying that gas burns for 5 days is nonsense, unless it had a somewhat controlled or steady supply, not onne bulk storage at once.
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  727. Three weeks ago, when Blinken visited Israel, Israel grabbed another piecce of land in the West Bank. What do you think gives Israel the right to steal the land? What if somebody came to your home and kicked you out?
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  728.  @taiwanisacountry  I hope they don't allow that, too. Taiwan needs to be protected from the shark just 100 km to the West. Mainland China has no rights to absorb Taiwan and destroy everything it worked for, like it destroyed the mainland China. Exactly like Putin had no right to attack Ukraine that proved to be a modern democratic country, even with that still present corruption, something remaining there and holding on tight from the soviet era. This just cannot go unnoticed and unchallenged in the 21st century.
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  729. I like your reply. I wasn't sure about that Windows7 tool, but now I am creating a system image, just in case. I recently had to reinstall the whole thing from the manufacturer's recovery file. It was a good purging exercise, not to install what I didn't really need, but since it is now like brand new I better have this back-up image, just in case. All other files are already backed up on two different places.
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  730. ​ @deevnn  if they ever go on sale. The red soles are a signature of a different brand. The lawsuit could cost him more than people already paid for these shoes, whoever that was. A rumour has it it was possiblly a money laundering effort more than anything.
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  731. Shame on all those influencers for feeding into this irresponsible cheap-to-landfill craze, aiming to enrich themselves. One after another made conent about buying worthless stuff, talking about for the camera it and most likely throwing itto the bin straight after. Hundreds of them, thousands.
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  732. Can you really REMOVE recall from the PC? Besides, will it keep nagging you with pop ups to use it and you could turn it on in a weak moment, not aware of it? Also, how is it worded on a set up, does it say recall or is it wrapped in different rhetoric?
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  733.  @yellowface6314  I love space and don't hate what I don't know. And because I love all those things and I learned a great deal about them, I am pretty sceptical about this message to the empty space. I am not delusional about our options and possibilities, like many dreamers are.
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  734. I am part of the trend of taking substances to better myself. Made my first purchase of ubiquinol yesterday. I am not young anymore and I have noticed less energy. Wish me luck 😂 Otherwise about two coffees per day and an occasional sip of red wine has it. Never entered the crypto world, not trusting it, and instead of wasting time on dating sites I learned how to convert my computers to Linux and upgrade hardware this year. Feeling like on the top of the world that I now have more choices that don't cost me anything except the hardware. But that's money truly well invested. Maybe I should just watch less youtube LOL.
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  735. It is obvious that not all Russians support this aggression and since they cannot protest legally without risking a prison sentence, they resort to actions instead of words. And now the pissed off soldiers are coming back from the front where they were not supposed to be, were not paid, fed, supported, didn't get the promised leave, saw their friends blown up... they have plenty of reasons to target those who sent them there in the first place.
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  736.  @te7896  I cannot see my response, maybe it got filtered, but on another note: and that was why the invaders were stealing porcelain toilets from Ukrainian homes? Those don't have micro chips that could be used for missiles...
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  737.  @MsNatasa12  chips for whatever, or just taking the whole thing home. With sanctions and now the Baikal company bankrupt (the one that produced electronics), Chinese also have reduced capabilities for fine electronics, every little piece of technology comes handy. I have enough info to know what is happening, and all you can do is to disagree. Cognitive dissonance is a bitch.
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  738.  @alexverdigris9939  padded leather seats?
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  739. That robot for illegally parked cars is quite impressive. Just how many jobs has it made going away?
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  740. I have been thinking, the man on the camera probably isn't the one doing these surveys, or FSB would be going after him. He is probably in some safe country and has someone else asking people questions. At least I would be doing it that way.
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  741. If sanctions don't work, we can keep them forever, right? So why did Pootin demand lifting sanctions last year to allow Ukrainian produce through the Black Sea? Somebody explain it to me. What bothers me more is Biden announcing ... 500? new sanctions... WTF has he been doing until now?
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  742. ​ @clairewyndham1971 lots of comments here. are you referring to my comment about chunky chips being healthier? Thanks for sharing that sugar info, I didn't know their procecure, but overall I don't see much danger in that spraying, as the starch in those fries provides the majority of glucose anyway. My point was that those thin fries are more soaked with oil than the large ones. It is down to the volume vs surface area ratio. Simple physics. Weight for weight, the large chunk chips are less caloric than the thin ones.
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  743.  @clairewyndham1971  It is a sad state of affairs. People like zombies stuff their faces with stuff that slowly kills them, overwhelming the healthcare, but they will blame the immigrants, who actually mean a nett positive impact for the economy. But that is another topic. People need education about their food, how to take care of their diet and what to avoid and moderate. I made a great tikka curry over the weekend, the recipe asked only for meat, water, butter and milk. I added onions and courgette, with broccoli on the side, and even made a fantastic pilau rice with cardamom pods. The rice on its own was incredible. A kilo of chicken breast costed me just under £6, rice bought in bulk, so peanuts, veg didn't break the bank either. Two adults had two lunches from that and there will be two more small portions for work lunch. Do I need to say how much we saved for not having a takeaway? And it was delicious. No special cooking skills needed, it basically made itself. But when people are locked in their pit of helplessness, don't know where to start, lacking confidence, and in many cases healthier options nearby, but having no car or poor public transport, I am not surprised they eat how they eat. I have a degree so I am a sort of priviledged. Those folks often barely finished the compulsory education.
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  744. For a man who said has visited RuSSia often or for some time (whichever is true, I remember you said something of this sort) you are very bad in pronouncing their names, one barely knows who you are talking about. Repeat after me: Elveera Nabeeh-uleena.
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  745. This is my topic currently. I am on a mission to educate people not to fall for the illusion that Incogni or DeleteMe will help them to stay safe. They won't. These naive folks just pay to another data collector to hope to get their legally held data out of hands of data brokers. But these services have no reach on the dark web (even those data brokers might not comply) and if they claim they are going to 'delete' you from the internet, they are lying to you. It is a fraud, or scam if you wish. You just gave your data to another website and even keep paying for it. Let's just assume we all have some details on the dark web. The chance is it is correct and if it isn't 100% correct now, it will be in the future. Nobody is immune. I had a cold caller trying to get me 'investing' in Forex. He had my name, my email and obviously my number. I asked what else they have. He didn't tell me and didn't disclose how they got it. It is irrelevant whether it was bought from public register via data brokers, or from the dark web where our data is being traded. We all are at risk and now it is on the institutions and businesses to figure out how to vet any application from potential customers to avoid personality theft fraud. It is going to be a mess. It won't hurt to change ALL passwords from time to time, so asking which account got breached is irrelevant. More of them could have been, not just the one the person got informed about.
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  746. I think the shrinkflation with food is good. The portions have been growing since decades ago, at our detriment. Going back will do us good. Other non-food items, it is not so good. And if the junk doesn't taste as well anymore - even better! Make your own snacks. Control what you put in there and how much you eat. Make it to your taste.
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  747.  @Feral_Turd  I think I could live with that (or without rather).
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  748. Or to lure new customers in. Business is not that easy. Utilities have been doing it since I remmember: getting a better deal to switch while lasting customers got rise in price after the cheap period ended. One had to keep hopping from provider to provider to save. Internet, sim deals, bank accounts... and your credit score suffers, but those who understant, those know you are just being savvy. And some will appreciate that.
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  749. That deuded fool would be very surprised what Jesus was intolerant to. He would really be shocked... and it isn't the things he thinks.
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  750. What better example of projection there can be?
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  751. Doesn't matter what the weather, the British post man would still go out in shorts.
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  752. You shouldn't feel guilty for recommending a good product in the past. It is them who are wrong. If the products were good, they were good. No shame in recognising that - back then. Now you recognise they are greedy sharks and inform others again. Kudos.
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  753. Just wanted to say that I LOVE your word games in the thumbnails, Jake. Very creative and entertaining. Keep doing it!
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  754. Not knowing what sberbank name means, but it is very close to sperm bank and I never can unsee it once I see it (the same for hearing).
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  755. I simply bought another ssd, swapped them and installed Linux I carefully chose for my machine. If any problem, I just take the screwdriver and swap them back. Or now having an additional bootable usb with a live version of Windows, brand new install. There are options.
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  756. You literally turned the history on its head.  @Gerhardium 
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  757. 9:40 What do I see? Mystery boxes wrapped up. Could be just empty random carton boxes inside. LMAO!
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  758. Deleting a tiktok account and creating a new one? On the same device? 😂😂😂😂😂 Man, you apparently know a lot about stuff, bu you let this one slip through.
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  759.  @JH-pt6ih  Still, you usually get what you pay for. Market is full with low quality and cheap stuff. Are my Merrel walking shoes for £95 expensive if they last me for several years instead of just one season?
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  760. Geez, just have an apple. Gluten free and vegan. Best dessert I can think of.
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  761. I don't even bother to do free trials. I don't have time for it. I either explore the free alternatives or forget about it. They don't need my payment details. Even google app store doesn't have it. It always wants me to add it when I look for some app. I always skip it. Now spent months learning and practicing Linux, to get out of the Microsoft's claws. I feel liberated.
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  762. In the light of this Hungarian dependency on RuSSian energy, Orban is actually a sorry man, nowhere to turn if the nation raises up due to cost of living crisis, if there was one after more expensi e fuel and energy, which translates into higher prices of everything. Hungarians should chase him out and he would run ti hide under Putler's skirts like Yanukovich did.
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  763. Tiktok views blowing up... never used that app. What counts as a view? Since the algorithm decides what you watch... I take it as a Chinese effort to break down the West from within.
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  764. The hinge gave up on my Asus laptop, actually.
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  765. @ True that. I have stopped watching so many when they resorted to clickbaity titles, exaggerated facial expressions in thumbnails, AI thumbnails, lately a well informed guy with nearly a million subscribers, suddenly promoting microdosing gummies. It is a placebo scam without solid data backing up this stuff, one small bottle for $ $44. He was already boring me with his reporting, the sponsorship was the last straw. And I haven't even mentioned the drip feeding of China's collapse for the past 5+ years, and how Pootin is panicking ... like did he message them or something?
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  766. Seeing what fElon is doing to the govt and people, then this, I suspect the US is truly determined to destroy itself. When a hacker clears your crylto wallet, who will compensate you for your loss so you can pay your bills? All your savings, etc.
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  767. You have some truth there. But from the practical point of view, why would Microsoft stop evolving their most successful thing that has almost a monopoly in the world? Everything changes and from that stand point, no OS will be the last one unless you plan to shut down the project. There would always come some novelties.
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  768.  @featherpony  See, I am no tech, neither a journalist, yet I understand the overall concept. If I was such a tech journalist, I would foresee the catch for reasons I mentioned above and seek clarification before printing a bombastic headline, which certainly had an effect of its own there. Sometimes 'journalists' intentionally tweak the wording to bring more eyes to their content and to share, for a higher revenue.
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  769.  @blebekblebek  "As a non-english speaker" I don't remember who made that statement, but could they be one also? It can go both ways. Non-native speakers often use wrong words for their meanings. I have one at home, it's terrible listening to him LOL. And I am one, too, just having more brain cells dedicated for languages.
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  770. There should be a special category: Louis Rossman Rage Series.
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  771. Hmmm... It looks like soon I will get more hours in a day to do other things than watching and commenting on YT. I already use google minimally but many other browsers will be affected. Where is that Ladybird? It's about the time since Firefox also seems to be digging its grave, or Mozilla for that matter.
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  772. Heard about Balfour delaration? If somebody came to you that your home is not your home anymore and if you refused to move you would get sh.ot dead, what would you do? What peace are you talking about?
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  773. What is going on here, you ask? Nothing. Stop sticking your noses (that is for the entire public) into private lives of others. Mind your own. How easily the public get outraged over something that isn't even illegal, when they are being fleeced of their savings, getting into debt for years to come and billionaires are scooping the cream, with the blessing of this government. Jeremy Vine and alikes are pathetic, who said they now need a therapy. What therapy? From constantly talking about it? Pick another topic. You said it wasn't you and that's it. If anyone is accusing you, report them.
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  774. Why? Because you lack the capacity to actually comprehend the reality? It is a fact that most of those people shopping on Shein or Temu or Wish and alikes woudln't buy the stuff from the original designers for their price. So what loss of income are the companies suing for? And I don't have an account with any of those cheapos. That first handbag isn't an original or sophisticate design one had to work hard to come with. It has been around for ages, in one form or another. Nothing special about it. Rather educate people to stop buying cheap crap, sometimes harmful to their health.  @ryanbarker5217 
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  775. If they go to the length of faking the voice of the pretended victim, they will spoof the number, too. They would be stupid if they didn't. That is why people get caught in this.
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  776.  @Stacksmusic  that was my argument too, in cases when the person talks to you like they normally would. They cannot copy the entire way of talking from just a few sentences. But if the scene is staged that the scammer talks to you and your family member or friend is to be screaming in the background, that is different. If it was so fool proof people wouldn't fall for it.
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  777. I guess he forgot his crayons at home so they gave him some odd leaking felt pen and he didn't know what to do with it.
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  778. How many bottles of booze did that shopping include? Or was your kitchen/fridge/freezer/pantry just robbed that you had to buy literally everything from scratch? Or all branded stuff costing 3x more than generic store own and no staples to cook from scratch? Maybe you threw in a couple of those trendy Stanley cups, too? Did you skip lessons of home economics? Maybe it was for a whole month?
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  779. RuSSians can email to their Chinese comrades and ask for lending them their geiger counters that were sold out when Fukushima was to release treated tritium waste into the sea. Chinese were hysterical and cried on their social media, how could Japan do it to them, refusing any sea food from Japan. That their own CCP was releasing far worse waste into Chinese waters, they didn't bother about that. There must be millions geiger counters in Chinese households.
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  780. It is like that saying: use it or lose it. In this case - brain. Try to make everything as little challenging for the intellect as possible, and you end up with potatoes.
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  781. LOL what did he expect?
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  782. Never had tiktok, won't miss it. How about you, Zac? It was a big chunk of your content.
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  783. A bit misleading and oversinplifying, from the point of view of someone who also understands human biology and possess critical thinking, seeking 'checksum' in other life scenarios.
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  784. There are some smart Russians and they tend to run away from this oppressive regime. Many of those refusing to fight would happily keep fighting if they were better taken care of. That is the problem. Their own personal interests. They aren't smart.
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  785. Elon tried that with Ukraine. His achievement will be no Ukrainian will buy his Tesla car. Neither will me. F*ck mElon. His head is probably just full of water anyway.
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  786. Trump promised voters before 2016 he would have no time for golf. Yet he spent more time golfing in his first year of presidency than Obama did during his both terms. Never trust a Trump. He aligns himself with, and endorses, dictators. He is one of them wannabee.
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  787. This is all over RuSSian media. You are overestimating the impact of youtube.
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  788. I miss addressing the destruction of manufacture, moving production to the developing coutnries, leaving millions people jobless and struggling in life. Name the elephant in the room, will you? All we see today are the consequences of jobs insecurity and exploitation of the own workforce: if you don't like your job, there are hundreds waiting for your position. Also paid annual leave is rather a rare luxury than a common thing, Americans are working their ass off to be barely able to afford rent and food 52 weeks per year. Any surprise why they aren't rushing into this slavery? The pandemic opened eyes to many and they refuse to get back to the old 'normal'. And don't let me started on health insurance and access to healthcare.
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  789. I was betting on football via an app back in 2014 (in the UK), introduced to it by a colleague who was quite successful. I know shit about football and don't follow sports at all. AT ALL. But I gave it a go. I set myself a limit and if I lost that amount of money overall, I quit. And so it happened. I won, I lost, I won and I lost. I lost more than I won. When the amount reached my limit, I quit. And I never went back to it. Or any kind of betting. And I still ignore sports. It gives nothing to me, every time someone must win and someone will lose. In betting it is set up for more people to lose more than the vendor operating this shit. Fuck it.
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  790. Gosh, really? Never knew that. I got Scan'n'cut... exactly for having an offline software that has even more features than the online one. I don't need internet to do stuff with the machine.
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  791. I think it goes without saying that Putin wants his USSR back, that including the ex Soviet republics, including Uzbekistan. No news there. So whether Prilepin disclosed the agenda or just spoke his oinion, the world knows what intentions (or rather dreams) are boiling in Putin's head. I don't see it happening anytime soon and it is a sort of an oxymoron, wanting to gain more men/citizens to get more cannon fodder for Ukraine and threatening almost the entire central Asia while lacking the manpower. How could he do it?
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  792. It isn't as easy with the junk food as it is with cigarettes or drugs. There is now vaping and that is nother issue. I had a home cooked junk: ramen noodles, yesterday. Measured water, added a big handful of frozen mixed vegetables, boiled for a few minutes, added a knob of butter, spice mix, crushed noodles and when almost ready, transferred it to a deep plate (bowl) and added two raw eggs on top. Into the microwave for 2 minutes and voila! Quick, cheap and nutritious what would otherwise be junk. What is killing us with the junk culture is more about what we don't supply to the bodies, than what we do. Nitrates are more abundant in greens and vegetables, but they also contain compounds that protect our health. That isn't in the processed meat and bun, i.e. burger. We need to take a different approach, since food is a necessity, unlike smoking: instead of telling people what not to eat, tell them what they should eat for better health. That is a better strategy. To make the junk less atractive you have to offer equally or more attractive alternative. Simply telling people what not to eat won't work.
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  793. fElon didn't have those $400bn. It was a bubble that is now imploding. Like banks don't have all the monetpy they say they have.
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  794.  @ИгорьА-ъ9ф  the north also has more expensive stuff, delivery costs. You just proved I am not lying and people really are expected to live from so little with ever growing prices. But wait until after March 'elections'.
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  795.  @Homyak555  I want to see a babushka from a remote village without transport to benefit from those mega stores.
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  796.  @ИгорьА-ъ9ф  for some reason my last two comments seem to keep disappearing. Either way, that won't change the trajectory RuSSia is going and many people will suffer more than was necessary.
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  797. RuSSists refused landing to a plane in distress, they sent it to disappear in the sea, as pointed out elsewhere. There were several airports in the region that could let the plane land in emergency. Nope, they sent it to fall into the sea. Now we know how wicked they are.
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  798. All it needs is to get RuSSia back into its borders and honor the memorandum from 1994. Nothing more and nothing less. No war necessary. This 3 day (pardon, year) special military operation was a big fiasco of the master strategist's imperial objectives. Respect borders of sovereign nations and fix the domestic issues, like corruption, poverty, neglect. Stop imprisoning people for saying what they think. You have the largest country by land and you still don't have enough?
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  799. My question is: how safe is street food (that assuming freshly cooked from local ingredients) in India and surroundings for a westerner? I am lacking some damning news from India on this channel, while it covers other countries' troubles pretty well. Al Jazeera seems to be doing the same. They cover the rest of the world pretty well, but I never hear about stuff happening in Qatar. Hope someone will be able to answer my question.
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  800. Social media is here to stay, I'm afraid and happy for it, too. What we need is a better education about how social media work, how to understand ourselves and our needs and not to get shaped by the algorithms, but educate US to be the boss of what we let the algorithm suggest to us. It can be done with the right approach. It is like with driving a car. You firstly have to pass theory test and practical test, before you are let to go off on your own. We need something like this with social media, too.
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  801. Didn't you give consent when you clicked Agree to the T&C during creating an account, which you obviously didn't read?
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  802. Don't be fooled, corruption has been high in Ukraine, unfortunately. I hope Ukraine will win and fix itself. Not that any country is free of corruption, not at all, but it Ukraine it was too high.
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  803. Children have a higher metabolism so no wonder.
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  804. Where I come from, ads financed media came before a subscription was a thing. They were more colourful, models reading the news, content was more about entertainment than education... and they filled a vacuum the traditional media couldn't. Like if you got a cake after you spent all your life on a bread and butter. It's a business.
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  805. You don't read 6000 tweets, you scroll through 6000 tweets hitting the limit and that can be done easier than you think. They easily monitor what you see. They are watching you.
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  806. I must say I am well protected from this artificial reality. I literally cannot give a single fuck about brand status (I do care about quality though, practical quality, not to show off with it. I have one pair of Merrel shoes that last me for years for outdoor activities, I don't need 150 pairs of branded trainers like the shallow influencers). Like while you are trying to look classy to earn awe from public, propping up your own ego, you spend YOUR OWN money to become a walking advert to the brand you hope that will make you look special. In reality you are just a fool, used as a tool. In your bowels there is the same shit like in bowels of everyone else and your mouth (the opposite end of the anus connected by the same tube) stinks in the morning like of everyone else. Status is a commodity for idiots who have more money than common sense. If you are poor because of it, you fully deserved it. There are very rich people walking in worn off clothes, without sparkle, down to Earth and their wealth is not pushed down the throats of random people on the streets. And surprise surprise, these truly rich people (inside and out) are more generous towards those less fortunate and still manage to be rich (D Parton, K. Reeves, to name just a couple). If you need to demonstrate with luxury your 'worth', you are worth little.
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  807. Started listening, just realised it has over 45 minutes. Right now I remember the squatting habit comes from prisons that are overcrowded and under-equipped. No chairs to sit on so they squat. Squatting is a common proactice in Asia for many activities, whether reading, smoking, resting, etc, and it perhaps demands less energy than standing upright. If done right, with feet flat on the ground, it can be quite relaxing and even healthy for our spine, digestion and anything related. I don't think gopniks do it right though.
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  808. And stable genius, iihaaaa
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  809. There are predators outside who are hiding and causing damage, also terrorists. What's the fuss about me being occasionally flagged? Soon they find out it is a dead end because I am no such criminal. Feds move on. They have hands full of surveillance of the real villains. Or how do you want them to do their work and protect you? Criminals are getting more and more sophisticated, so the Feds' methods must adapt, too. It is like in nature. To fight off infection you must have a fever for a while. Would you ather be dead, but comfy before the end?
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  810.  @szaszm_  Every time I installed LMDE I had to turn the firewall on manually. And I think Ubuntu needed to have it done, too.
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  811.  @MikePerreman  I don't see a reason why both firewalls shouldn't be on though.
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  812. Finally somebody with common sense. I don't doubt Kaspersky are good, but with HQ in Moscow, I couldn't understand how anyone from outside RuSSia could actually risk it.
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  813. Something is telling me that with reducing exploitation of the third world, less desperate people will need to flee to the developed world like the US. Although when I remind myself the predatory healthcare system I am not that sure the US should be in the category of a developed world. Developed societies don't let their citizens go bankrupt from medical bills and they don't send a blank cheque to apartheid states that do manage the universal healthcare to their citizens, among other benefits, like subsidised illegal settlements, producing more refugees.
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  814. I am disappointed to see that the orcs made some progress in the South, that after they should have been cut off the supplies and stalled for weeks now. How could they do it? Near Oleksandrivka and Blahodatne/Partyzanske.
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  815. And they can clone your voice, using it against you. Not clever.
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  816. Roman! Just seeing the title I knew you are my man! So far I have stopped following two guys whom I was watching regularly and who were criticising RuSSia, but switched to defence of another terrorist state - Israel. I just wanted to say that I seriously appreciate your honesty! The history speaks for itself and when watching other than western media, I see the criminal activity of Israel even in the West Bank, as we speak. They haven't stopped. By the new logic even Jews calling for ceasefire and freeing Palesine are suddenly antisemitic.
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  817. Suella and brainstorming? ROFL!
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  818. So how did she screw his campaign exactly? I missed that.
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  819. fElon should ask RuSSians to show him how to do it. Theirs crashed on the Moon, but at least it made it off the Earth's orbit!
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  820. Novara media covered this very well yesterday. And how Russel had a very disgusting phone call with Jimmy Savile. And how it was heard in the background the producer telling him not to do it, but Russel went on and on... Yes, Russel is a product of the media culture, left or right. When did BBC get their funding cut? I suspect they had to resort to some otherwise unthinkable practices, to keep the audience or there would be more cuts. If you don't get funding, you need to try hard to keep money coming in, as BBC isn't 100% public funded. And that there was this culture in the past when things unthinkable today were permitted back then. Saying all that, not everybody has fallen this low, so Russel has his own blame to take for what he became. He is a sexual predator and he tried to legitimise it by acting like one publicly, like Savile - things happening in our plain sight. Just every reich has it's raise and fall and so does Russel's aura. If he was that wise he wouldn't let this happen, but he isn't wise. Just intelligent. But even the most ingelligent individual cannot over-rule the laws of nature, and that is the wider nation in this case. He can have 6 million followers, but the majority outside this bubble probably doesn't like him. Times are changing for sexual predators. I am glad to see him go. I never liked that man and now I know why that was. He has a strange, sinister vibe.
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  821. Where does the bird go in between? Minding it's bird's business. Besides, I didn't know the siren was a person. LOL
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  822. Just they are angry all the time, only on additional excitement they get angrier.
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  823. Do yo understand that the majority of those 60 billion 'for Ukraine' is simply to upgrade YOUR OWN army with newer and more modern stuff, while clearing the old stock and send it for a great use to Ukraine? Do you? I don't think so.
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  824.  @matthewa1814  my comment disappeared. Do you understand those billions 'for Ukraine' are spent mostly within the US and Ukraine gets the old stock you want to get rid of, which also costs money? Don't you want to modernise your army and support democracy in the world at the same time?
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  825. I live in the UK, never had this fast junk... Yesterday I had a choice: pepperoni pizza in one food outlet, or Subway with all fresh stuff, full of flavours, textures, scents, in another. You can quess what I picked. Frequent consumption of junk food has been linked to IQ reduced by several points. From this outrage and calling for boycott of a famous fast food outlet I can conclude these outraged guys and gals have been gorging on this kind food for too long.... They even look down to kale... little they know LOL.
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  826. Filtering out marketing wherever possible. Even when youtubers sneak in sponsorship, moving the slide further to skip. That's not why I clicked on the video or any website. And yes, satisfaction comes from within. Create something you are happy with and enjoy the feeling of accomplishment. I made 3 such things yesterday. Very rewarding.
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  827. Has he actually leased it for a year or just paid for a one day tour and pretend for the social media?
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  828. Lemme tell you a secret: oceans are full of floating debris, even entire islands of debris. It is our debris we leave behind.
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  829. How many versions of image backup you have? The systems can get corrupted over time and we don't regularly install and uninstall programs. So I would guess one needs at least one backup of the initial image after configuring a new or freshly installed system, and then one more that keeps up with recent changes. Would that be right?
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  830.  @paxdriver  well vetted authors: how will you trust who they were if everything you see online would be skewed by deep fake and local libraries shrunk to some community rooms with aged novel books for youth? Even proper science is hidden behind paywall these days, more and more, for those actually able and willing to read scientific papers. With academia shifting towards a mill mass producing papers, anyway, some later retracted because the honesty and quality seem to be in a short supply. They just want tp publish, publish, publish, anything. Just push for as many publications as possible. Enshitification od search engines, enshitification of science. You need to have a deeper knowledge about a particular topic to be able to sense a rat in such a paper or you can get pretty confused.
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  831.  @stemfourvisual  And where would you prefer to get your info from?
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  832. I understand he had some damage done to his vocal chords. He is a pain to listen to. Why can't he get to use some of those devices like S Hawking did? I cannot imagine him being a president and giving speech.
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  833. The antidepressants I use, i.e. walking and other exercise, stretching also, are very effective mood enhancers. Improved nutrition also helps. The brain needs all the nutrients to function effectively. Where did this depression pandemic come from? A poor lifestyle of the modern convenient age, less sunshine, poor sleep and poor diet. No wonder people's bodies don't work to their optimum. What are the happiest countries in the world? Not the richest, quite the opposite.
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  834. Reminds me sinking Titanic and they ordered the band to play while the deck is tilting.
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  835. I think I have watched a few days ago how someone guessed poorly coded hash.
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  836. Reminds me what private equity do to businesses. They acquire an established business that might have some troubles on the ever changing market, and instead of adjusting the operations to make it thrive further, they gut it to the bone, minimising investment and maximisung profits, even letting the building get dilapidated, lay-offs with minimum employees and then they let it crash, sometimes people losing pensions they were saving into for the years they worked in. They are sharks, enriching themselves by many $millions, leaving behind a trail of unemployed people and mysery, plus businesses disapearing from the high streets.
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  837.  @danielkurtovic9099  Are you sure your stats from RuSSia are from 2024 and not from 2012, for example? Surplus in bank accounts? And so the banks were throwing loans on people, unsecured loans, one after another people took to pay off the previous ones, so the banks are in trouble now? Unlike RuSSia, US is open with their stats, even the military spending is public, not so much in RuSSia. They even stopped publishing full stats on alcoholism years ago. There is a crisis in the US right now, I am not doubting it, largely due to influx of Chinese drugs that wreak havoc with American people. But the US publicise the issues, whereas Kremlin puts embargo on any unpleasant information. When something happens suddenly, all media are quiet for a day or two, waiting for the script from Kremlin and then parrot the news, often word by word, on different channels and media. We never know for real what is happeing in RuSSia.
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  838. Why people still support that prick Elon by using his platform? Is there no other suitable alternative?
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  839. He forgot to tell you that a median salary in RuSSia is just 60,000 Rubble. Paying rent of 50,000 Rubble for this pigeon hole 30 miles from centre? Jokes aside...
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  840. The other day I used Revo uninstaller to remove this nonsense from my Win10, AFTER I created a system restore point. Then I reverted it back. Windowshitification is in a full swing, removing this component might break your system. If not now then in the future. And therefore I run Linux on my other machine and will convert my main one too, after Win10 loses support. For now I made the Win10 stay on 22H2, and the Win11 on the go on the usb I use on the Linux machine to stay on 23H2. I will only use Windows when absolutely necessary.
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  841. LMAO.
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  842. Just trying to understand this... what is the reason the govt spends more than it has, on this scale? Is Argetina not producing anything to improve the cash flow into the country? With so many young and productive people the economy should be booming... Towards the end of the film I saw many branded cleaning products in the shelves... I personally have learned to buy in discount supermarkets, equally good items of all sorts for less. Or now considering using just bicarbonate and distilled vinegar (unbranded, again, costing about a third of the price of a branded one) for many cleaning purposes, costing much less, less packaging and more friendly for the environment. But when it comes to food and people cannot afford basics, they are truly screwed.
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  843.  @Alie01  OK. I don't copy-paste, I type each comment individually. I spread the word, as many are unaware and part of the equation why Ukraine doesn't get enough is that Israel gets plenty. Just Ukraine doesn't have AIPAC equivalent. And many feel sorry for Israel while they feel sorry for Ukraine, as I said, unaware that Israel is in the shoes of RuSSia. We are ignoring and nurturing cancer in the Middle East. Injustice like injustice. Not much difference between the two. And Netanyahu was supporting Hamas in order to prevent the two state solution, so whoever looks cross at Hamas is blaming a dog that bit the owner after years of abuse. Like many RuSSists blame Ukraine for what RuSSia is doing to the beaten country. (That Hamas didn't allow elections since 2007, possibly with Israeli support, is another story). Just spreading the word. Learn something or scroll past. I cannot stay silent when Israel is mentioned but without context. I don't blame the two men in the video not going deeper. But I did and would do it again.
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  844. People should stop referring to the ancient myths for the future and start living with each other like human beings, sharing basic human values, without dictating how others should dress, whom to marry, or what songs to sing, if any. Earth was not created as the center of the universe, the Moon was not slashed in two, nobody got promised any land, all just wishful thinking for the ancient people who didn't know where the Sun goes at night.
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  845. True words spoken, just forgetting Israel is not in it alone. Western powers created Israel, it is their project and they don't seem keen to give up on it. And now Haaretz is bein censored... what's next? Assassination of journalists? Foreign journalists already paid the highest price for covering the situation in occupied camps. Shireen was shot almost face to face. They knew who she was and they didn't want her there.
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  846. Responding to the title about for how many hours a day the heating is off: Hot water shouldn't be rationed, but heating: I put the heating on maybe 3 hours a day currently, when it is mild. It is sufficient to keep the house at 19.5C and over, we heat up to 21C. And it is a house build in 1930s, so not a modern one with extra insulation. One hour in the morning, about two hours at the evening, me often spending a day at home. Put the layers on and move a bit if you can! The vast majority of us can. Vulnerable people have it more challenging. One possible way to get around the cold bath is to buy a heating spiral, like for boiling water for drinks in the old times (I used to have one), and heat up the cold bath that way (will also need an extension cable). It will make the electricity bill go up but you will have a hot bath when you crucially need it, here and there. Just allow some time for the water to heat up. Shouldn't take more than 15-20 minutes to enjoy the bubbles. Those only having a shower are in a bad luck.
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  847. What Putin wants: a safe way out of this mess without losing his face. Mission impossible. Probably only death will free him from this doom. And then - whatever. Russians are suffering more and more economically, and even if Medvedev now holds Putin's side and came into power once again, after several more months of this struggle, the Russians would certainly forgive him if he pulled out of Ukraine, including Crimea completely and started rebuilding Russia like a blank canvas. Only future will show.
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  848. 0:42 left out protein for growth and repair. We don't use milk protein just for immune system. Folks, get yourself sorted, this is the second mistake I found in your videos today.
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  849. All these to just one spot? Isn't it a waste? Or does each rocket go to a different spot, covering a larger area?
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  850. Right, at least you acknowledge your own role in all this, the indifference in action, although there was some difference in thinking. Thinking (praying) doesn't change things, actions do. You know, between the lines, when saying that Putin is elected - at least on paper - that it is all just circus. He engineered the society and you also said in the past there was this contract: don't be interested in politics and your life will be OK. People went on with it, you did too. Why blaming them now? For years and years the opposition was eliminated, little by little. Frog cooked, you know it. And most Russians didn't have the privilege of living abroad and getting a different perspective on things. You had that privilege and yet you did nothing. So why blaming average Russians from not doing better than you? Even after the invasion, all you did was to spread the word to the western audience, carefully selecting words so the FSB didn't knock on your door. In RuSSia now there is a factor of self-preservation. Instinct for survival. Not everyone in RuSSia has the capacity to move abroad and start a new life there like you do. Their only option is to survive. And life in prison is bad (let alone the torture, political prisoners are treated extra badly). Things won't change as easily when everybody expects someone else hurting their wellbeing and going to the streets. You didn't, you fled. People got arrested for just peacefully standing there and holding a blank piece of paper. The society has been engineered not to win over the system. Now it is too late. Things will need to get very very VERY bad to turn into better.
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  851. Praying never changed anything outside besides a placebo effect within one's mind. That is why faith healers never go to the amputee ward. But nice try. Maybe try some actual action to change things. Merry Xmas.
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  852. Olive oil is largely adulterated. There was investigation and they found out even brands are spiked with other oils than from olives. In some cases the supposedly olive oil had no trace of olives. It was a rapeseed oil coloured with chloropyhll and flavured with a carrot extract, making it taste similar. But rapeseed oil has more omega3 so the is a silver lining to it 😂.
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  853. Love the Adldas hat...
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  854. I haven't seen the 'mediums' called in, using their superpowers to allocate missing people yet... where are they?
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  855.  @geoffdundee  i.e. Don, right? His forgetfulness about his encounters with Stormy Daniels... he keeps denying it. And he doesn't understand that the gag order is only for his attacks on witnesses and jury, not his free speech overall, how he whines every night.
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  856. These Ponzi schemes were quite rampant in the Eastern Europe soon after the collapse of USSR. Chinese are just waking up to the collapse of one, the real estate scam.
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  857. Evergrande is a symptom of a sick system that has been developing for years.
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  858. The numbers that increased were those that were banned previously and he let them in. Otherwise there has been an overall exodus. Me including.
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  859.  @llamudos9809  corruption perception 😂😂😂
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  860. yeah, just one minor detail that they get the PAST record, not the record you make from now on. And as hihglihgted elsewhere, everything is digital nowadays. Even people not on social media can get mimicked, if they ever spoke to a recorded line, which most companies and their customer services now have. Every day some company gets hacked and data stolen, including the voice records. The best thing to do is to educate people about this and make them take precautionary steps to be ahead of the scammers.
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  861. How dare the UA fights back, right? I am sure they only aim at the military target. If it is in the middle of a city, let be it. Bad luck, civilians. Get a taste of how it feels having this day in - day out in UA.
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  862. LOL had a scammer wannabe sending me an email spoofed looking like from my account. He even explained to me that it i an evidence he hacked me and recorded me watching P. And black.mailed me that if I don't pay him a sum in bitcoin he will make it public. It was some RuSSian sounding name. I copied a sentence of that email and googled it. It was a decade old scam.
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  863. Chinese commonly use filters, men posing as women, faces believably feminine, voices changed... earning money from 'gifts' given by fooled viewers. The future is scary.
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  864. Seeing where this was going I left two years ago and never looked back. I told to many others to do the same for these reasons, but they never listened. They think they have some special powers to stay immune or maybe to make a positive impact. See what MAGA did to a bishop urging them to be Christ like?
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  865. Just FYI the shrinkflation is global, not isolated to RuSSia. Products all across the market were reduced in size or increased price, or both. Shampoo or shower gel I used to buy 250ml for £1 in England now is 200ml and costs above, or soon will, for some brands. Toblerone, unless shrank further since then, caused outrage over changed 'topography' maybe a year ago. Restaurants reduced portion sizes, too.
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  866. Listening further, from a European point of view, the trickle down economics produced more inequality and hard work no longer guarantees you plenty. You are ignoring large and growing part of the population, also in the USA, that struggle to secure the basics, despite working their a$$ off. Many today can only dream about affording their own home with even two salaries, let alone just one, like it was in the past decades. Incredible number of people go without medical treatment or were forced to file for bankruptsy due to medical bills, some had to sell their home. So overall America is doing fine, but the inequality in wealth is astonishing. Don't forget about those less lucky than yourself. They are real, their struggle is real. Now I am learning like pharma and health professionals are in it together, promoting statins and low cholesterol, based on skewed research statistics, with a dementia as a ticking time bomb as a consequence. Not everyone has the agency to resist the push that is not addressing the real issue (corrupt food industry) but creating future issues by pushing to fix what isn't broken.
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  867. $9600 self-igniting coffin? Thanks, but no, thanks.
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  868.  @karhutitan  And, if not the 2014 invasion by Russia and meddling with the democratic processes, there would be no issues in Eastern Ukraine. It is a trouble of Russian making. Putin just doesn't know when to stop.
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  869. Ukrainians are very motivated, many waiting in trenches for the weapons to come. But they are not coming fast enough. And Ukrainians are gradually losing against the aggressive offensive from the East.
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  870.  @ardna_skela  possibly. Is it stable every month? Is that after taxes, insurance and expenses like fuel? What is his clientele? Some taxi drivers can earn very good money depending on who they carry around. And it can be a risky job, too. How much do shop assistants or cleaners earn in Moscow? They also need to live somewhere. And that apartment was for one or two people max, not for a family.
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  871. Looks like the end of RuSSia as we know it is near. When you are about to implode you announce ridiculously grand plans to divert attention. Alternatively it is just a self-saving strategy of a little man with a large ego, who has been in power for too long that he lost a grasp with reality, feeding the populace with nonsense, knowing his end is near. Or both.
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  872. All the operations of the RuSSian army is directed from the central. And by the time the coordinates of the UA army get to the central, the decision is made and the command is send down the chain of command, Ukrainians are far far away. That's why LOL.
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  873.  @glintongordon6811  Still better than Faux News...
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  874. I think your analogy that my tribe pushed some other away is a generalisation. My nation was suppressed for a large part of its history and it was a struggle to maintain the identity over centuries when more dominant nations tried to dominate us and even erase our language. Chilren in schools were beaten when not talking the language that was foreign for them. We never invaded anyone. We resisted and persevered, the latest it was the soviet occupation. Also you pretty much swiped under the carpet that Israel has been illegally expanding, destroying Palestinian's homes, olive fields they lived off for generations, fuelling the conflict, pushing them more and more to the brink. It is internationally recognised as illegal, but because the West needs Israel as an ally, we walk around it on the tiptoes and have toothless rhetorics at most. And you, an American taxpayer, are financing this injustice. Without the generous US financial support Israel wouldn't be what it is today. Bold, far right, illegally expanding, knowing it is going to get away with it.
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  875. I did a test like that, privately, online. They send you a kit, you draw small amount of your blood into an ampule and send it by post. Costed me some £40 in Britain about three years ago. I did it exactly for that reason as explained here: measuring just glucose does not capture early stages of insulin resistance. All good so far. Kept exercising during pandemic, almost every day on the treadmill or bike, or other types of physical activity.
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  876. Fun fact: RuSians are deliberately deprived of a knowledge that it was the Western lend lease that enabled them winning over Hi.tler. After Stalin killed thousands of his commandwr in a fear of a rebellion, his army became incompetent. He made it thanks to the western material support... but the folks in RuSSia believe today they did it just by themselves. And they still believe they can win this war... but guess who is now getting the western support?
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  877. We are far better informed about what is happening across the globe. Too much info about lives of other people that we forget to focus on our own.
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  878. I listened to an interview of one British/Palestinian surgeon who worked in one of those bombed hospitals. He said he recognised wounds of a boy and his father as white phosphorus wounds, burning to the bone. That he saw this weapon used back in 2008 I think, so it looks like Israel is using this weapon on civilians, which is a war crime. But that is just one of many other war crimes Israel has committed, if not counting its other crimes on humanity.
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  879. After the oxidising and failing Intel chips of the 13th and 14th gen, the company better puts its 💩together.
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  880. I don't quite agree that Ukraine won't benefit from these drones attacks, whether it sent them or not. And that Muscovites will unite against Ukraine only. If their govt cannot protect them and they wage a war against their neighbour, they may as well press on their govt to stop the war. If Kremlin keeps sending drones to Ukraine, the message can be: Look, we can do it, too. Attack on Belgorod meant relocating some RuSSian troops away from Ukraine. This could be similar.
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  881. I wish you all the best and the victory, yesterday was late. But even after you liberate Ukraine of the orcs, how will you secure your land from continuous shelling from the RuSSian territory? Will they suddenly stop?
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  882. Re Viktor doing the pull ups: knowing from my own experience, when your mind gets dull and dissatisfied with everything, do exercises. In a short while you feel positive and energized again. Kudos to Viktor.
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  883. As soon as he said million miles I knew it.
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  884. When you see her in a sexi dress, that 'probably' wasn't so sexi... of course she was. His animal brain noticed it first before his flat human brain decided to retract that comment the way he did.
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  885. One thing I would like to point out: this war started back in 2014. Where were those good Russians then? Lived their lives like if nothing happened because the sanctions were lukewarm. Only when it affected them more, they suddenly decided to flee.. also not to get conscripted. Until then all was like normal in RuSSia. Those who left back then in disagreement would have some of my respect. My other point is that risking life to trying to beat a murderous and autocratic regime now, when it removed all possible ways of resistance and build a strong counterforce to curb every single protest in the nib, is difficult. With years lasting propaganda, too large part of the society is complicit in this situation. It isn't easy to persuade your grandma or even mother to the facts when all they know is the official propaganda that feeds into their silly pride (they are as proud Russians as you are a proud Ukrainian). They are proud to be aggressive, because they got convinced this is necessary for them to survive. Try to convince them otherwise! Russian family didn't believe their own Ukrainian member when she informed them how it really was. They were just parroting the state propaganda how Ukrainians are nazis and she shoud stick with Russia. Cognitive dissonance? Maybe. Or maybe just being dumb. A few hundreds or thousands youngsters on the ploshchadj (I learned some Russian years ago) would very soon be pushed back and punished, leading to nothing much. Many know that and they rather flee. I wouldn't want to be a Russian nowadays. You cannot please either camp, whether by leaving or staying and ending up in prison, tortured or even killed. At least they took their knowledge and expertise elsewhere, benefiting their new home country, some will never go back to Russia. Many analysts agree that this war will end when Putler is defeated militarily. Nothing else will bring this regime down, it has esteblished too powerful position already.
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  886.  @niveketihw1897  yes, drugs do all sorts of funny stuff with our brains.
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  887. Exactly a brand I avoid buying at all cost. I rather won't buy a coffee at that place at that time if Nestle is the only brand available.
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  888. One additional point: everybody is now collecting our data and data brokers are trading with it, without our consent. We are a livestock to be milked via ads making us purchase what we don't need and often don't want soon after the purchase. And this is all legal. Then you have scammy business coming on the scene, like deleteme and others, offering you to have your data removed from these brokers for a subscription fee. So not only you gave your data via subscription you pay for like Netflix and whatnot, you double down on it for deleteme to get your data removed from others, to be safe on internet and to protect your identity. The cherry on thart is that these services CANNOT prevent your data ending in the hands of fraudsters, because many institutions cannot remove your data, like healthcare, insurance, government... and these also get hacked and your data ends on the dark web where deleteme has no reach whatsoever. If you pay for your data removal, you have been scammed already.
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  889. In reference to the NKVD display on the square... when you have no future you stick to the past. That is my observation.
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  890. 3 things from my laic point of view: 1. I don't really mind when RuSSia sells oil or liquified gas to China. It doesn't do it by pipes, and that still makes it slow and expensive. 2. As long as there is the cap on the raw hydrocarbon prices, RuSSia is getting little revenue from these sales. China and India very gladly exploit this western cap and buy at a significant discount. 3. As long as these countries get this cheap fuel, the rest of us also enjoy more stable prices. We don't want shortage of fossil hydrocarbons on the global market, yet.
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  891. Gpt bot (not AI) helped me a few times with stata codes and worded answers, but it cannot do Maths. When I mentioned it elsewhere I was shut down that the bot does what it was trained for, putting (plagiarised) text together... well... they certainly could embed a calculator into the program, too. It shouldn't be that difficult.
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  892. And so they learned the lesson. What value does it have bashing someone for the very past mistakes?
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  893. Are these the new missiles with the chips from washing machines?
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  894. In the contrary I don't mind when the portion sizes of junk food go down. Healthcare systems in many countries are struggling and people with illnesses not due to their fault are denied treatment, because of the rise in preventable chronic diseases caused by excess eating of junk and not exercising as much as we used to. There is only as much money to treat the entire nation and many spoil it for others.
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  895. He is dellusional. I see RuSSian propagandists saying that nonsense to the all Western world in their propaganda channel. Nuking Britain, nuking Germany... while they couldn't take Avdiivka since 2014 and also Bakhmut just recently, and that only at a massive cost of lives and pull out of the defenders that value their lives. The same crap in just blue-white. Theater for the viewers mostly.
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  896. You swapped Ukraine with Turkey there.
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  897. Just a note, regarding that 'encirclement' above Kharkiv: cutting the side of maybe 15 km, while the orcs still have over 130 km border with motherland, can hardly be called encirclement. In Kherson it IS an encirclement. You may be filled with joy, like most of us here are, but you cannot cheat everyone with vocabulary like that. They still have M2 road to supply their troops. And in winter when the land hardens, they can go through the fields as well. One question I asked some time ago, twice, but nobody answered so far: even if you send the orcs packing (for which we all hope), how do you stop them firing at your cities from their territory?
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  898. Western leaders also show appeasement when Israel keeps stealing Palestinian land as we speak. Palestinians are as insignificant to Washington as Georgia was back then. What will come out of it? A proper military conflict with Iran and surrounded countries working together against Western neocolonialism, of which project Israel is? Why are American taxpayers financing illegal land grab and universal healthcare to Israelis, which has been denied to themselves, going bankrupt in millions from medical bills? Why is Israel allowed to expand illegally but RuSSia isn't? Explain it to me. Slava Ukraini and all oppressed people out there.
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  899. Tell me how Incogni takes my personal data back from hackers, offering it on tbe dark web. I am listening.
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  900. To practice that you firstly must THINK, which many of these don't. They are full of themselves.
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  901. Even his delusional cult followers know that gods don't fart. False messiah again! The last one out turn the lights off.
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  902. You see his top head? How the forehead wrinkles meet a barrier? Is this the real Pootin? I pretty much doubt.
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  903. With phasing out 3g and 4g flip phones soon will be useless for communication on the go I'm afraid.
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  904. There is a Canadian, having his channel here, he dragged all his family, a wife and 8 kids to RuSSia, singing odes how RuSSia is great, for traditional values. He cannot bear the LGBT and stuff, also life in Canada became expensive... wait for the economic collapse in RuSSia, you'll be glad to go back to Canada. Broke. He is totally delusional. Millions RuSSians with functioning brains and resources fled the counry. Brain drain. Delusional folks are going back into the lion's den.
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  905. 170 papers wordwide aplified the vitriol he wanted to cash from. So although other people shared the views, the chance is millions shared that view THANKS TO MURDOCH'S PAPERS. You are missing the point, professor. When you own media, you own opinions of masses. You are underestimating the power of media for an average Joe.
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  906. No figures coming out of Kremlin should be believed. Any words, frankly. Remember how Pootin laughed at us when we were saying he was going to invade Ukraine? He denied any such intent while gathering 200k soldiers by the UA borders, blaming West from undermining his security. He is now nationalising big businesses via fabricated court cases, even self made companies, not privatised after the fall of USSR, that they privatised the assets unlawfully. Like the GOP, Pootin surrounded himself with his loyal puppets who are now running the circus. Bad times are ahead of poor RuSSian folks, who allowed themselves to get cooked like frogs. Don't let that happen to your country.
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  907.  @ST-df5lw  Iran is said it assisted with Oct 7 attack.
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  908. Instead of banning, try a positive approach: pay influencers to promote healthy foods and drinks. Make it a movement.
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  909. Switzerland also provides safe heaven to dirty money, so not too impressed there.
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  910. The biggest problem with overwriting existing books is one can change history. We can see what fElon is doing - wanting to boycott everyone who doesn't speak nicely about him, restricting twitter accounts who criticise him, sacking entire government departments because he doesn't understand how they work... This has far greater risks for the future than just the fact your book is different today than it was before. Entire democracy depends on recorded history and events. Right now they are trying to call black things white and otherwise. Trump blamin Ukraine from starting the war. Come on!
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  911. The ambassador mentioned it: are you uneducated? Or something of this sort. They need more education and less religious brainwashing and beliefs in miracles. Come on, it is the 21st century. Besides, what is wrong on adoption from the religious point of view? It is a very honouring thing to provide for an abandoned child. Why insisting that only your own genes matter?
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  912. Six years of not fixing the issue that had below the low priority? Waaau!
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  913. After Olga criticised the failure to achieve the technically doable task... is there a window waiting for her? Or did she buy a pass ticked by saying it is a rhetorical question? They have hands tied regarding what they can say and need to be on the tiptoes all the time.
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  914. We have a saying: when they are catching a bird they sing a pretty song. That is with cheap tech, subsidised by CCP with money it doesn't have, so people in the west keep buying their products having inbuilt backdoor for data harvesting. The same goes for the recent craze like Temu or Shein. They sell with loss so they can get genuine designers out of the way. Starbucks did it on NewYork streets to local cafes, undercutting the price so they crashed, unable to compete. I cannot comment on metro development in China, but many recent Chinese builts have been of a poor quality and started falling apart already.
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  915. I am a foreigner but I think it is called a 'hot mic' as a microphone.
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  916. Been on this planet long enough to follow my own instincts, and needs. Endorsed brands cost more. I don't buy them. I buy what I like/need and for the price I deem justified. And I block ads and change channels on the TV when ads jump into the content. Good luck in brainwashing a frugal being like me, using often basic ingredients and having fresh fruit for desserts. Right now it is the fantastic apples from my generous apple tree.
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  917. I wonder how many of them do this for just getting attention and other youtubers doing them a free PR?
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  918. Also, I had a hard time listening to some US official interviewed on BBC last night, saying that Ukraine hasn't made a major break through hence the funding should be reconsidered. What an idiot. They have been working hard on preparing the conditions for a break through. It just takes a bit longer. If they remove the funding now, when Ukraine is just about to turn the tides, it will be a major faux pas for these morons parroting the Kremlin's propaganda. Where RuSSia fights like in the WW2, with artillery, Z-storms and other primitive tactics, Ukraine has been targetting the supplies, command, logistics far behind the front lines. They are fighting the war like intelligent beings, instead of some orcs going forward in hordes, regardless of the loss. Little by little Ukrainians are cutting the tentacles of this Meduza and when they hit, we will be with open jaws. Like when they got Kharkiv region back. Keep supporting them!
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  919. I am literally reloading the deep state map like every 30 minutes in a hope to see more progress. Keep going, guys. Whatever the orcs do in Donbas region, you cutting them off the supply they will soon run out of ammo, and you can even take it on them from their back. And they left you tons of ammo so let them taste their own medicine. What is happening in Moscow, btw? Some rumours come out that there are tanks in the streets and the army is pissed off.
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  920. I remember, when younger, new to the UK and English not so good yet, and I came across the money mule scam, not aware it was a scam. I luckily never became a victim of such a thing, but I was close. Years passed by and I am very wary of such practices. There is no magic money tree. Don't get fooled. Had a cold caller recently, presenting himself as trading on Forex, offering me dome easy earning for a ittle work. I haven't even considered giving it a try. They had my data from some data leak, it obviously was a scam. And despite that I do not pay to deleteme or similar, knowing it is a scam also, unable to clear your data from the web like they promise. Now cancelling every channel promoting these crooks. Stay vigilant and don't let them get you, whoever they are!
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  921. no idea what you are talking about.  @johnward43 
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  922. I am for justice and Pal.estinans deserve justice. But why people keep praying to a god, or gods, praising them, when they allowed this injustice in the first place?
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  923. Used to have an occasional energy drink, cheaper generics of redbull... found the tutti frutti flavour annoying. Like my chilhood toothpaste LOL. I am frugal so making my coffee at home for peanuts or provided at work. Usually two cups per day, so not that bad. Caffeine has also positive effects, like reducing risk of dementia. So one has to listen to their body and not overdoing it.
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  924. The only way to stop this would be if the demand stopped. Will we ever achieve that point?
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  925. The more I learn about physics, the more limitations I see in many ideas. The more I learn about space travel, the less optimistic I am about viability of travelling to Mars, for example. Let alone to 'colonise' a wider universe beyond the solar system. And I haven't even studied physics.
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  926. Just don't throw baby with the bath water when you want authorities not having access to data of those who have a lot to hide. Most of the time they go after criminals, not some activists for democracy. You want to be safe in your country, don't you? RuSSia is a lost case.
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  927. What times we are living now... everybody wants a quick buck for doing nothing much, and having fun at it, at best. Stupidity ruleeez! More and more folks become 'content creators', adding nothing much to the society, often just bitching about others and ramping up negative emotions, similar to the doom scrolling. What has become of us?
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  928. Putin, after 10 days of Kursk catastrophe, summons Stalin’s ghost : Stalin: “What’s happened?” Putin: “Nazis are at Kursk! My armies are beaten! What should I do?” Stalin: “Do like me in 1943. Send the best Ukrainian troops to the front, and ask the U.S. for arms!”
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  929.  @drcornelius8275  As you say. For the evil to succeed it is enough if the good stays silent.
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  930. When you don't know how many monuments of Lenin are there you won't know how many new of Stalin emerged recently. Some sources say over 150, in just the last couple years or so. And ironically, they were blessed by patriarch Kyril, despite Stalin was eliminating the church during his reign, also killing religious leaders. That is what you get when a KGB agent becomes a head of church.
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  931. Yeah, bring it on! RuSSia didn't hesitate to confiscate western premises and equipment, using it as their own for their own benefit, until it falls apart or breaks, because they stopped developing their own stuff. Most of modern stuff in RuSSia is western, even the Chinese production is oftentimes copied western technology without approval by the West.
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  932. This is hilarious. On one hand Musk welcomed google ads to ramp up his twitter revenue, because he is going down, and on the other hand he says to the advertisers to do ef themselves. Does he know what he wants? That silence when he said it first time was deafening. I think those laughs that followed afterwards were on him, being desperate.
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  933. Why is it?
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  934. Congrats for doing an actual job. It will give you some exercise and make you healthier. Don't ruin it with extra chocolate, OK?
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  935. Trump must have taken inspiration from Chinese, people taking mortgage and paying for homes yet to be built, most of them remaining just empty tofu dreg shells and eventually pulled down, never finished. No mo ey, no homes.
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  936. I am left oriented and I am yet to see something remotely anti-woke in your content (not that I follow every video, but I have seen a few). I read that comment you reference here and thought to myself: what a confused individual. And I agree with your sentiment that they are taking known features away from us and so I resorted to buying older models of devices, like a smartphone that costed me just some £300 because it still had the old 3.5mm headphones jack and I can keep charging it while listening music via a wire. I 'lost' my previous device, also older model which I bought as the latest still having home replacable battery, because it died when I tried to upgrade Android... it became useless. I sent it to the authorised lab as directed by the manufacturer, still within 6 months warranty, and they refused to fix it (or even look into the software issue) until I agreed to have a screen replaced, because there was a tiny dent in the corner of the screen. The phone once fell on the floor but it kept working, until that upgrade that went wrong. Replacing the screen at my own expense would cost me almost the same money I paid for the fucking phone. You can bet I never bought that brand again.
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  937.  @poolboyinla  I don't really watch movies as much anymore. For documentaries I gorge on, listening to the explanations and seeing it in a normal or HD picture on my tv is just enough.
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  938. What decisive battles, I ought to ask re: 8:12? Nothing is going to be decided even if the orcs took Bakhmut and made a few kilometers of additional progress. They only can do it because the West was hesitant in providing more and better weaponry in time. But it is coming. Late, but coming. The orcs won't celebrate for long their minor pitiful gains. They will run like they did from Kherson and Kharkiv and one day, hopefully this year, they will be out of the rightful Ukraine.
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  939. Is it the seafood or salt that is quite abundant in their diet? Plus, due to the high seafood consumption, rich in omega3 FA, the strokes in Japan are more haemoragic, as opposed to the clots in the western world. Just my extra 5 cents. @allo-other 
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  940. Good vid, but what is disturbing on confirming previously unbelieved story?
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  941. IN case of Ukraine it is the RuSSian colonialism that is the culprit. We are defending our values at a value, letting Ukrainians fight back and protect the values of the entire Europe and democratic world. And Ukraine hasn't received far enough to defend itself properly as it should. So no, this doesn't apply to Ukraine the slightest.
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  942. That fElon's footage was obviously a deep fake, as well as those images. Also, whoever has some basic concept of hysics must know straight away this little device cannot deliver and that you cannot make heat out of nowhere, without supplying an equivalent amount of power. The more time I spend on internet the more scams surface... like is there anything at all that is genuine in ads? Even deleteme is misleading. And I sense something fishy in this current sponsor here, too. The rule of thumb: if it sponsors YT channel, it is a scam.
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  943. That until you need customer services and they ask you to send them message over social media. That is what many businesses seem to be going towards.
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  944. What's wrong with Windows file backup? That's what I ended up using. I firstly installed the WD Discovery, but it was too annoying, demanding my attention every time I restarted my PC and logged into the user account. Off it went. Windows backs up my PC and I check the size of the backup that it matches what Windows shows me was backed up on its end. Why do I need anything extra and of third party?
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  945. Do clouds have backups of the customers' data, like copies? In case the server goes up in flames or is hit by a meteor or a terrorist attack. That as a mirror of your house getting burned down with all the hard discs you had your data on.
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  946. the guy feeding the canon is going to develop some muscles there!
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  947. Tucker is such a hypocrite. If Pootin was a president of the US, Tucker would be dead by now, for constantly 💩tting on it, and the government...
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  948.  @franciscohorna5542  I prefer to be bikefull. 😂
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  949. Have you heard about particles entanglement? This is what comes to my mind when I hear about your senator doing media work, and our Tories being frequent on right-wing channels like GB News or TalkTV. Just propaganda channels and Tory ministers interview there Tory ministers. Figure that out! Our celebrity and ex MP Nadine Dorries was avoiding her duties in the constituency, where she didn't show up for like 3 years, didn't do any work in parliament for over a year, but was frequent on the screen, either giving interviews or trying it in front of a camera herself, which went very badly.
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  950. Had my delicious dose of glutamate just a moment ago. Had a few tomatoes with my sandwich. Besides, this ingredient is no longer a secret. Most people are aware of it. If you came like 25 years ago with this, maybe it would be relevant, but today... And please double check the pronounciation of Worcester sauce, similarly for the Parmigiano cheese (and I am not even an Italian, neither British). But I grant you the pun about white powder and money making LOL.
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  951. I have one phone, no whatsapp in it. All my colleagues use whatsapp to communicate with each other. I said: if you want me to have the app, the company will have to give me another phone and pay for it. I pay my bills, I decide what I put into that phone. Simples.
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  952. That obese mother is delusional. Thyroid could contribute to weight gain, but it would show other symptoms, like tiredness (which this girl doesn't seem to show). And hypothyroidism would not make her teeth decay like that. She is disorganized and lacking discipline, which is proved by the family missing the bus to the dentist. And I am just 7 minutes into the film.
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  953. Why should the daughter be interested in brushing her teeth instead of watching peppa pig... FFS! Do it together then!
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  954. Or those people got hacked and this guy is in their contact list and the spoofing doesn't do a good job.
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  955. It must be hard for Donald to swallow that once the first man of the country that never played by any rules is now put in line and disciplined like a kiddo. And elderly man at that.
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  956.  @Nigromancy  Does someone actually enjoys the wallpaper?
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  957. I don't have much info on this, just two details that pop into my mind: 1. Iran is killing its own citizens, mostly girls and women who want a freedon of clothing themselves. The Iranian govt uses gas to terrorise those innocent souls while they try to study. There may be more reasons why the west would want a war with this oppressive regime. 2. These records you present with Netanyahu as a president, are they the originals or those the Donbas Devushka edited before she made them go wild on public?
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  958. Another note: please talk to the camera when you are the mains speaker, not constantly looking at each other and explaining stuff to your pal.
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  959. This is a poor defence, imo. He needs to turn the table and point at the Nazi presence in RuSSia. Dmitry Utkin, Pootin's right hand in Wagner group was a hard core Nazi. There are photos of him having Nazi tattoos. There are plenty of Nazis in RuSSia still. And unlike RuSSian fascists, Ukrainians weren't stealing Russian children and commiting ethnic cleansing of poorer regions, sending men to the meat waves without weapons, appropriate clothes, anything. MTG is simply amplifying Kremlin's propaganda. Every nation, every country have their sample of Nazis, America has their own too. She should shut her mouth and beg for forgiveness, from behind the bars, where she belongs.
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  960. At 23min I found the background music annoyingly loud.
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  961. There were women filming themselves around a fire between flat blocks, saying they didn't have heating since October, chanting together: my zamerzaem (we are freezing). This is what happens when a country invests more into destruction of others, relies on western technologies and thinks everyone is solely dependent on its natural resources, plus sending the skilled workers fall on the front. Payback is coming.
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  962. Bought a device with Win11 Pro. I am going to swap the SSD and start a journey of Linux. Fed up with this constant changing and the spyware they planned to put on devices by default, that Recall thing. AND encryption by default. Many people won't know they have at least encrypted their device (the rumour has it Windows is not going to do run Recall by default) and it can only cause trouble to them more than bring any benefits. Once they download a malware, the encryption is pointless. Blocking any exe files won't make much difference, since there was a trojan sneaked into the app store in the past. Figure that out.
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  963.  @dogsdroolllquinavancepasre6756  😂😂😂 thanks for clarifying!
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  964. Backwards racists aren't patriots. Let's make that clear. Where were these patriots when England ruled and exploited half of the globe? Now they go mad over brown people here, the vast majority of which are peaceful citizens, minding their business, even contributing to the local communities, while entitled pricks of any colour or background think the world owes them something and that they canturn back the clock. Pointless hate resulting in violence.
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  965. Let's just not act like we were suprised, that's for 1, and for 2: he is intentionally talking nonsense. He thinks it is fun, or beneficial to him. Steve Bannon instructed him to give conflicting info. It is by design. We need to understand that.
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  966. How much is an average property tax, so a non American can understand?
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  967. It indeed goes deeper than that. Boris was the first snow ball that started rolling down the hill. His unlawful proroguing of parliament was one of the first indicators we were in for a show.
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  968. It depends on the context. If you make a purchase, you enter into a contract with the platform or a seller. Your statutory rights have a priority over their T&Cs, like for the length of the warranty. Other uses of the website is your choice whether you accept the T&Cs, or stop using their website.
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  969. I am done here, not watching this shit anymore. I was following you all throughout the war against Ukraine, but I am wondering whether to keep doing it. So many of you have proved to be just blinded by Israeli propaganda, turning justice on its head when it comes to this conflict. Look at Al-Jazeera sometimes. Get a view from the opposite camp. They also have some bias, but their reporting is highly factual. Maybe one day you will wake up.
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  970. Watching this and not learning anything new myself, what level of computing am I at? Seriously asking this question. I also tend to use Ctrl Alt Delete and go to the task manager from there.
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  971.  @seedney  There are enclosures available, for nvme and for sata ssds (or HDD) alikeI bought three last year.
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  972. Having a 15 yo small car that is just working. It has a minimum electronics, no telemetry, actual physical buttons for everything and satnav as a standalone device I can put into my bag. I will keep it until it gives up on me. It was bought on finances when new and we knew all its history. Living within the means has its pros.
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  973. Do they not have cleaners working there? Empty bins, wipe surfaces, vaccuum floors... has the cost cutting gone so bad?
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  974. Great highligt about LMDE and Nvidia. I particularly bought a machine not having this chip to run Linux on it.
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  975. It isn't up to Putin to decide who joins NATO. Tell it to the confused Erdogan person.
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  976. A brand new car, as soon as it leaves the seller, is worth much less than what was paid for it. Just by getting a new owner. Gosh, 10 and 14% finances... Where am I with my 2.89% mortgage? LMAO. Always paying credit card in full, when splitting payments for something, always at 0% finances or I save until I have enough money to buy it straight away. I pay £6.50 per month for my mobile with maybe 5GB data, plenty for me, some £23 for unlimited broadband, the gas and electricity supplier just lowered my payments because I don't consume as much energy and they were the only ones not ramping up standing charges to the max, like other providers. Spending over 3 grand per month for two stupid cars and still not paying them out is mind boggling. Did she aim to enrage people like this to get more Tiktok views and revenue? Never installed that app, anyway. LOL. Life is better without a constant supply of these id.iots.
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  977. 2:05 What? did they steal him petrol already???
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  978. Mirror is a tabloid and it will scrap the bottom of the barrel for content on their pages. Please don't be like them.
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  979. I am an immigrant to a western country and I wouldn't dare to come without having at least some command of the language. I appreciate the economic benefit of migrants, but if a family of foreigners lives in a country and they don't speak the language at all, it is a problem. It divides the society and generates barriers, possibly alienating one group of people against others. As you see, fear also often feeds into the issues. Any person of any age can learn at least basics of a language of the country they live in. One cannot expect the officials knowing all other languages of the multiple minorities or rely on interpreters all the time. The kid doesn't speak the language because its community doesn't. At 6 yo it is old enough to have picked up on it, if let to do so. And language comes with cultural adjustments, too. So I see the rationale behind the law, just kids shouldn't get punished for shortcomings of their families or communities.
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  980. Never allowed myself not paying the credit card in full. If I did, it is money thrown out of the window. And that hurts my feelings. Frugal person here. Rather bying the cheapest, but quality comparable, groceries instead of brands, often costing 3x more. Read the labels and don't be afraid of basics. Even my evening skin routine usually consists of a liquid hand soap and a cheap equivalent of E45 cream. I don't need expensive lotions and potions. Nearing 50, wrinkles almost undetectable and no grey hair yet. I nourish my skin from within: nutrition and exercise.
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  981. Molodec!
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  982. Since ads often contain malware, there might be laws to force broadcasters/streamers, that clickable ads must be blockable by users, for their own security. I don't expect the services to check up every single ad for malicious code. Even an app in the MS app store contained a trojan. You would expect all apps there are vetted, right?
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  983.  @Verbatino  😆
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  984. With Windows, you don't really have a control over what you 'own', because you don't own the software, even if it is on your machine. They own it and they do whatever they please with it. Here are coming the times.
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  985. Liberation in RuSSian context means liberation from civilisation, prosperity and literally everything, turning the land into a pile of rubble and craters... is that the world they are used to live in? Looks like it. They want to feel home!
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  986. Influencer = corporate pros*itute. Got it long ago.
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  987. Gosh, I thought you were going to talk about the 730 days of the current invasion. The timing wasn't coincidental, ws it?
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  988.  @__.Music.__  not all EMR is ionising. Don't confuse physics.
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  989. Am I wrong thinking these footages show some fresh as well as older, now rusty, tank corpses? This wasn't all a carnage by this one drone, is it?
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  990. Coming to the end of the video, to answer the question: no, never used Temu, only found out about it just recently, after someone mentioned it. Never used Shein either, similar story. I am only guilty for using Aliexpress, several years now, exactly for getting things from there cheaper and I can wait for the items for weeks. And it isn't just random plastics like these 'influencers' do it. I always think twice and often have the items in the basket for days before commiting to a purchase. Most of the stuff is a crafting stuff, reusable, not just one-off purchase at the spur of the moment and doing nothing much with it. If the item was crap, which sometimes it was, I get a refund. And I ought to say that I have never installed Tiktok either. Never needed it, never going to do it. I am handy, frugal, like to give a second life to things, repourpose them. And that sometimes I buy cheap items to enable me doing it, I have made a compromise. And stuff doesn't seem to be as cheap on Aliexpress, neither having such brainwashing, zombie consumers generating practices. You still see the same stuff sold on these platforms (Wish was another one I never subscribed to), well, nothing is perfect.
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  991.  @Mandems973  Thannk you for this. The world needs to wake up from this bad dream and finally see the reality. Luckily the change seems to be coming. People of the world, especially the young and students... they always bring change when they unite against the old corrupt structures.
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  992. Those fox holes, how do you know they aren't deeper, with a tunnel, hiding out of reach of the grenade and some won't come out behind UA rear when they move to another one?
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  993.  @ct5625  are they?
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  994.  @krashme997  isn't it? What change will that bring them? Because that change is what matters.
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  995. Just learned Roku is sneaking ads when you pause the show, despite paying a premium not to see ads.
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  996. Is she trying to look like Katie Price or something? Those filled lips and teeth with veneers making them 2 sizes larger for her mouth are ridiculous.
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  997. Overpopulation isn't the problem, yet. Millions tons of produce go wasted each year because of the lacking infrastructure in regions in need and also the stock markets. It is a business. We globally produce excess and a lot of it goes wasted without use.
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  998. When one loser merges with another loser, you still have a merge of two losers.
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  999. Trump has a history of not paying a lot of other bills, suing the companies instead for stupid clauses in the contracts he knew about when he signed them. Maybe he is broke. That's what happens to you when you get together with a guy who bankrupts a casino.
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  1000. WTAF? I never saw this, but long ago, the first time I saw Brand's face and heard him talking, it was obvious to me he had issues. Looking into his eyes, there is a void and madness holding hands. If he made it back to the spotlight and kept being 'successful' after all this, Huw is safe to come back on the screens. At least he isn't some vile attention seeker and he actually earned his place on the screen. And for all that vitriol with which The Sun tried to spin Huw's case, I hope the tabloid will face many £millions lawsuit for false reporting and defamation. These media are manipulating public like brainless donkeys.
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  1001. How nice. Not a word about tofu dregs, ghost cities, sewer oil in the food sold on the streets and restaurants... did you have tour guides? They know what to show you and what not to show you. All is planned and pretty, positive. Go to the outskirts to see what real China is like, or into the factories with child labour. One city centre is not the whole China. Not visiting any hacker centre? We in the West are constantly targetted, intellectual property stolen and copied on the cheap. All our data pouring directly to the CCP's HQ. I am sure there is plenty of good in China, but not all is good only. We haven't seen it all. They wouldn't let you anywhere near the less pretty face of China.
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  1002. When a doctor doesn't recognise that a person in front of them is genuinely unwell they should either get extra lessons in a medical school or go to flip hamburgers instead. We don't need covid denialists and we don't need ME denialists. Even if they don't know how to treat the illness, denying an apparent sickness and gaslighting the patients and their families is a big red flag about the docs' ethics.
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  1003. Go to RuSSia to see what collaps will look like, soon. After 2024, when Britain opened its borders to new EU entrants, Brits started bitching that their salaries went down and the immigrants were taking their jobs, for less pay (and often done better).. So beware what you wish for.
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  1004. It is also called a 'conflict of interests'.
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  1005. How did the company end up like this? What did you expect from a Ponzi scheme?
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  1006. I think the biggest reward for this dog at the end was that he could see after his head hair was tied up. :)
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  1007. Regarding secrets and stealing them, maybe as a society we would do better to be more like open source, funded by taxes from those having more, for the benefit of all of us. Globally. Let the competition be driven not by money but by passion for the subject. How much of a good technology is withheld from us so that the competition doesn't have access to? Working in secrecy you are limited to the skills and knowledge of your choice and people you think you can trust, but not trusting anyone else, while someone out there might have a good point or a critical word, to avoid unnecessary mistakes. But that is an utopia. People are still animals with primitive brains, egoism, ethnocentrism, trying to screw each other, to push their own forward.
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  1008. Not sure that kids want to master walking. They just want to reach something too badly that they learn how to get there when their brain and limb control mature enough. And they want to copy us. In everything. If you kept passing to your child everything it pointed a finger at, they might not even learn to walk before the age of 3. And once they stand on their legs for the first time (after we were encourageing them for some time with physical assistance), it is a great feeling, not that they wanted to master it. It is us who motivate them, praise them, reward them, so they keep improving. Efficiency comes as a natural side effect. When they are older, then they want to master their skills, to be the best they can, again, on our prompts. We want them to be the best and sow competitivenes into them. Too many kids will become couch popatoes with parent's ignorance.
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  1009.  @peterpista2652  can you criticise Xi? In RuSSia you can also criticise local govt but don't you dare to say anything bad about the tzar!
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  1010. Raising interest rate would make a sense if people could afford paying their bills, including energy prices. But that isn't the case. What this stupid move does is people unable to pay their bills and dipping even deeper into debt to make ends meet. What happens to the extra hundreds each remortgaging household now pays each month? Isn't THAT driving the inflation up? And did this govt print mass of money recently to pay for the furlough scheme, many billions of which went to fraudsters and Rich refused to chase it back? Did the govt allow the extortionate energy prices? Here you have the reason for this sticky inflation. Instead of reducing the prices of essentials, let the nation bleed so the fat cats can keep their unearned bonuses.
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  1011.  @cruisingwithsam  And people eating themselves to chronic diseases, removing themselves from the productive workforce way before their deserved pension age. Back in early 2000s it was forecasted that by 2020 obesity and diabetes would break NHS. I think we aren't far from that. Privatisation only added the extra burden, money not used to treat patients, but for villas and yachts of the rich investors.
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  1012.  @elingrome5853 It depends. If you have enough revenue to finance public services, including jobs in public services, you have less desperate and helpless cases, lower crime rate, higher morality among people and that will eventually be for the benefit of everyone, including economy. American cities are facing shut downs of large businesses due to a high crime rate. Persecution itself is costly to the tax payer, including imprisonment. It is better to have a fairer society that doesn't need to fend form itself in all aspects of life. Money need to be rotated within the country, not giving tax breaks to the wealthy who syphon the money abroad and you need to cut public services because you ran out of money. That feeds into the increased crime rate and the fix will take years. Defo more than one governing term.
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  1013. That basis of making money on stock is to persuade others to buy your stock - bang on. Never trusted this way of business. The fortunes grow and fall on single tweets of lunatics. Too volatile, to artificial... like one day your stock has certain value on the market and suddenly you have nothing - not happening in a real world unless a fire took over your warehouse. And there is a crook who spews nonsense to social media to make his stock value go up out of nothing. He hasn't produced anything, he just posts crap and lunatics start buying digital figures like mad. Or selling, for that matter.
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  1014.  @narcissusecho7469  debt means nothing without looking at how functioning the economy is. And the RuSSian is anything but.
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  1015. LOL, WTAF? What values to walk back to? Ignorance? Nonces want to have their 5 seconds of fame via outraged tweets. I am taking some popcorn, sit back and watch nonces going crazy over equality and diversity...
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  1016. One basic question: how is this propaganda in the west going to help Russians win the war? The western officials already agreed they are going to support Ukraine all the way, give it all it needs, within the production capabilities... West doesn't have such a stock of stale soviet shells and missiles and rusty outdated weaponry as Russia has, many of them failing and now having difficulties to staff this nonsense. IMO it is just losers trying to cash in on this situation and that's it.
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  1017. And the Russian ones? UA fields are full of them, the other day a Russian tank blown itself up after driving over one. Karma. Kadyrovs set up grenades in the trees, triggered by a person passing by and catching a hook on their top.
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  1018.  @ThePopArtGuy  just a paid shill. Thhey are everywhere.
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  1019.  @briancarno8837  at this tempo of gaining ground it would take decades for the orcs to win over Ukraine. Good luck with that LOL
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  1020. Who in their sane mind can expect unlimited storage at a one time fixed price forever? That's like a Ponzi scheme. Unsustainable. The change was coming and it was abvious from the beginning.
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  1021. Great job, otherwise, trolling trolls. LMAO
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  1022. Another difference I have noticed when comparing the two: While the RuSSian propaganda makes up claims about the West, like looking for a symbolism in sending 88 tanks that it is a demonstration of Nazism in Europe, the western propaganda simply picks up any truth about RuSSia and spreads the word. It is true that the recruits get drunk and fight among themselves in the camps, some not even making it to the front in Ukraine. It is true that they don't have proper body armour. It is true that they are sent to clear the land mines with their own bodies. We don't need to lie about RuSSia and its army failures. Pretty much everything we share is true.
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  1023. By Kiev you meant Crimea?
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  1024. Anyone still doubts climate change? More water vapour in the warmer atmosphere, stronger winds, rains, snowfall, suden changes in temperature (both directions, including more freezing from polar region due to weakened jet stream) and on extreme level, more often. More natural disasters of all kinds, more suffering.
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  1025. I speak three languages, I would love to converse with people in the fourth one! And fifth, if my ageing brain managed it LOL. I tried learning Spanish but I keep having flashbacks of Italian I learned pretty well when younger, from mostly a book, then forgot almost all of it. Use it or lose it, folks! I have so many interests, additional languages aren't on the top my agenda right now. But I muchas gracias my Colombian colleague in the email yesterday. Greetings from the UK.
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  1026. This is overspending, not overconsumption. Most of this stuff bought in excess will be thrown away unconsumed. Everyone has just one face, one body to pat all those chemicals on, or wear stuff they bought on impulse. Even charity shops have clothes with their tags still on... those things were probably never worn.
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  1027. Didn't AI help her write this statement? 🙃
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  1028.  @SonuDR007  neither, just in posession of critical thinking and checking up claims. And having well developed BS meter.
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  1029.  @kaycholly326  Who is U? I did go and search independent info about the leak. Nothing since the 5th or 10th April and all indicates there was nothing to be seriously concerned about. I cannot read Chinese, so I would need to take these video makers for their word. And that they used a whole array of irrelevant footages, some from Chernobyl probably, some from the US, gives it away there isn't much to report on, just get the clicks by scaremongering. I made this channel not appearing in my feed anymore.
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  1030. I don't think so. Win11 have completely new compulsory hardware requirements, like TPM2.0 or the CPU generation, so where Win10 can still run, Win11 is forbidden.
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  1031.  @Volker-Dirr  many developers don't cater for any Linux, so if you need some Win/Mac exclusive software, you are screwed. Unless you have a newer machine and a VM is an option. Even then the Win11 might not work and Win10 is said only one extra year for home users. Three years for corporations or other big organisations.
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  1032. A side note: did you have a heatwave there, too? Maybe supermarket was one of the few places people could actually cool down due to air conditioning.
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  1033. Trump campaign has some money left?
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  1034. Although not on as large scale, but who got an idea to try eating Tide pods?
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  1035. Everyone who wants to see someone beheading someone living (dead body is something else) needs to look into the mirror and ask themselves a question what kind of human they are. I once watched one such video, many years ago, maybe 20. It was paradoxically called 'Russian soldier' and was related to the Chechen war I think. One nasty army knife slowly cutting off a head of a conscious soldier with all the sounds accompanying the video. I was unprepared and not knowing what I was going to see. It made me mentally and emotionally ill for at least 3 days afterwards and knowing I didn't need/want to see anything like this ever again.
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  1036. Re ULEZ: yesterday was late. Every day of delay means somebody had to retire earlier than they would, because of the air quality in London. Or another child developed asthma and needs regular NHS treatment. All this has far reaching economic impact on the country as a whole. Just saw that Netherlands scored as the most active nation on Earth, due to having physical activity imbedded into their every-day life, including cycling and walking more. Dutch are slimmer, fitter, healthier and apparently happier, and that isn't only due to legal weed. Britain has become a fat man of Europe.
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  1037. Went to my village this spring. Where we used to run free and chase the wind as kids there are new bungalows with families. River I used to walk by free, from one bridge to another, on both sides, has been fenced up at places, privatised land. In the town the previously grey and unwelcoming tower blocks with flats built during the soviet ocupation, have been revamped and look like new, financed by the EU, much more pleasant place to be in and look at. Pros and cons. You cannot have it all I guess.
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  1038.  @askleonotenboom  have seen pin hacked by a software in seconds on a locked phone.
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  1039. Those expressions - exactly the cheap tabloid style that puts me off and I tend not to click on it.
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  1040. Or another missile did a u-turn like that one a few days ago.
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  1041. And the company will hire a thousand folks from Nepal to pedal in 8 hours shifts 24-7 to produce electricity.
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  1042. The jogi's enthusiasm is fascinating. I do some exercises, too, and they are physically and mentally rewarding, even without too much emphasis on breathing. People are getting disconnected from their bodies, neglecting them, their minds are far away, and that oftern stresses them. Finding the lost connection brings relief, or even euphoria. It isn't only in breath. It is the whole sensation when you do some stretches (deep breathing also stretches chest and abdominal muscles which alone is relaxing) and positions that your lymphatic system starts working properly, your nerves get input they didn't have for ages, your spine and muscles around get relief in certain positions... You improve your range of movement and get muscles exercising a bit more, which comes with further benefits. That all feeds into the brain which then feels bliss from all the own body's goodness, producing its own chemicals of satisfaction. You don't need prescription or OTC drugs. Just spend time with yourself, with a nice music or in silence. Whichever helps.
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  1043. Another point: if your passkey goes on several places at once, like in your mobile and email, they only need access to one of them to steal your account. A double edged sword.
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  1044. To be fair: to prove defamation, you need to prove the person knew the info was false, or at least having a substantial belief it wasn't true. If anyone is guilty of defamation it is the Fail Online. It is their job to do the fact checking and only publish what is true. People sharing that shit are less responsible for the failures of the media. It is just about the time the law caught up with these crooks.
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  1045. Exit scamazon. NOW!
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  1046.  @alahatzaifat1872  It could be done differently and a honest way: just asking a question in this matter. If you skew reality don't be surprised others come to damn you. Some people value accuracy, especially in educational content.
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  1047. Every modest person hates crime, irrespectively of by whom it is committed. Israel has no special rights, Zionists aren't upper class people. I honour humble orthodox Jews opposing the criminal regime of Israel. You cannot justify your current crimes by crimes commited on your ancestors. This isnot how peace is achieved. Where do I fit in the black/white world?
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  1048. Yeah, just Palestinians are also semites, maybe more than the Jews moving from wherever in the world. So who is really antisemitic here?
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  1049. I think you need to look up the definition of a word 'communust'. It is exactly NOT the right wing ideology. Totalitarian? Yes, but not a communist. That is not what communism promotes.
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  1050. Have you noticed Zelensky's rounder face in the past months since the invasion? He doesn't seem to have gained much weight but his face is not what it used to be on photos just couple years back. And he won't make it look slimmer with a styled beard. Insulin resistance can do this. Hope he will get a fix after the war is over, because this is undoubtedly a very stressful time.
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  1051. I am pretty skeptical about fusion on any meaningful scale within the next 50 years or more. People need to read the less positive articles also, not just the hype, to get a better picture.
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  1052. It IS a disinformation. We don't want the remaining few sane Russians to stop communicating independently from state media. We want them to share the failures of Putler. She said the companies could 'potentially' turn the softare off, and then adds it is a cyber war. She just made up another nonsense to make citizens outraged over what is not going to happen.
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  1053. I don't know why it is, I keep avoiding these influencers quite successfully. Never had Shltok, Instagram just for 3 days or so, Fakebook gave up on me with ads (or is it because I use Brave in all devices to access the platform?), adblocks on all the time. Got an email from Scamazon today, about Black Friday. Deleted ir straight away, without evewn opening it. This is how it is done. You, my friend, what would your channel be about if you didn't watch all this crap? Your living depends on it. I still have a job that pays my bills. I can switch off social media at this very second and never log into them anymore... but I gain a lot of knowledge from them, too. Like fixing computers, news in the cyber crime, Linux education, etc. Influencers? Where are they? Not in my world, if I don't watch commenters like you. That is my only window to that fake world.
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  1054. Cognitive dissonance is a bitch and not everybody is brave enough to face it. Especially if a greater pain is carried by somebody else.
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  1055. I am not a business and I am switching to Linux. There are commands to do back up. I am happy to do it manually. And there is a free Rescuezilla that helped me restoring my 1TB hard disc in just 5 minutes from the clone I created just a couple weeks prior, after I messed up my OS. I don't need to pay anything to anyone, except for thde hardware., one-off payment at that.
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  1056. From all those billions, Amazon could give each employee a gift of $10 000 and still remain a billionaire, not even noticing it. But they won't do it. Was this outrage a plan to prop up their PR? Come on, they didn't make it this far on the market for being stupid.
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  1057. Sorry for being the one: it's YOUR. Please.
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  1058. I did as you did, put a NVMe into an enclosure, cooler master that is, listing compatibility for my ssd but for the world of me it doesn't boot a Windows system, despite that NVMe was previously a hard drive in a laptop. I know how to push it up in BIOS and save, exit, it should boot Windows, but it doesn't. I managed to make a basic 3.0 USB with Win on the go boot, update etc, so it probably isn't about me lacking basics. What could be the problem? EDIT: the laptop in which that SSD resided before does otherwise recognise the device and shows folders in it, just it doesn't boot as Windows externally. The laptop runs on Linux and I know sudo update-grub.
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  1059. How many of them Russians have left though? With microchips in short supply and not being able to make their own? Those missiles are expensive to make, too.
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  1060. "In this dramatic footage, the warehouse can be seen bursting into flames as a large plume of black smoke is sent into the sky above Kherson. This footage has yet been verified and the location is unconfirmed. The Sun newspaper brings you the latest breaking news videos and explainers from the UK and around the world" So firstly a claim. Then a disclosure they don't really have it confirmed, including the location, but the tabloid brings us the breaking news... can this be more stupid? Asking for a friend.
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  1061.  @Xover112  are you saying the tractors were electric? 😂😂😂 that is called non-sequitur. Besides, with the pull out of western brands, the majority of EVs in RuSSia are Chinese. Even the so called Moskvich, it is Chinese, RuSSians just slap a logo on it. And Chinese EVs aren't of the best quality. Ask Chinese citizens LOL.
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  1062. Never heard of that loser. I see Imhaven't missed anything.
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  1063. I may be wrong, but I have noticed how the dog is in a very good shape, now thinking if his hair is brittle and he is sleepy, could he have something wrong going on?
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  1064. Would be fun if the youngest turned out to be LGBTQ... what would you do?
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  1065. It used to be said that if you use a service for free, you are the product.
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  1066. I must be a different species for not following these aggressive shows. I had a great laugh watching one episode of G Ramsey travelling with his two pals, one is Italian and the other is French I think. I was having laugh after laugh... It was even better than J Clarkson with his Top Gear. I don't watch Ramsey's kitchen disasters because it is now boring and predictable. Travelling documentaries, wildlife documentaries, scientific documentaries, some of history... buildings improvements, how it's made ... and a bit of politics to understand events in the world. I have never watched a full episode of Big Brother and now the Love Island... too artificial for me, too boring, with a bunch of perfectly looking niemands having conversations about nothing really... just boring boring boring.
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  1067. You mean scamazon?
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  1068. A lot of atrocities have been happening in the past. There is no doubt about that. This video is rather lengthy and packed with numbers and claims, so I comment as I watch. I have nothing against Israel as such. A certain consensus was reached years ago and borders were given. If only Israel didn't keep expanding illegally... It would have had a clear record and everybody would stand with Israel today. But many in their sane minds cannot. You cannot hurt others and then demand understanding when you get the push back. Listing how many Jews lived in Muslim countries and how many are there now... many have moved from even peaceful regions elsewhere to Israel, even if they were born elsewhere - into the illegal settlements. The problem isn't the Jewishness, it is the Zionism - at all cost. The current Israeli government is recognised as far-right and you alone don't agree with it. There are Israelis that want to kill Palestinians and there are Palestinians that want to kill Israelis. The hate is mutual. The difference is how much each of them can defend themselves from the attack from outside. Palestinians clearly pull for a shorter lead. And probably most of them don't even support Hamas. They are now being beaten from both sides: Israel and Hamas. This isn't fair to those people, many of which already lost everything, some repeatedly, also due to Israeli illegal expansion. The current Israeli steps look like a genocide on Palestinians. They are in a prison, they cannot escape, Egypt doesn't want them, yet they are told to evacuate in 24 hours or die, Israel starting from the North. How are you supposed to evacuate disabled or elderly when you have little or no enery or fuel left? And evacuate where? Into rubble Israel keeps turning buildings into? Even hospitals, claiming it is a breeding ground for terrorists... RuSSians also kept bombarding civilian objects indiscriminately (and targetting them), claiming they only target military objects. We know where the truth is. Legal defence doesn't include knowingly killing defenceless civilians.
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  1069. This is unwatchable guys, constantly interrupting and repeating parts of footages...
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  1070. What a shame that what you say here doesn't reach the right ears that need to hear it the most.
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  1071. 10:22 see, if you cooked a meal at home, it wouldn't happen to you.
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  1072. I think that people need to make a swap. Instead of consuming content they need to create content. Not digital. Real. Do arts, or even if exercising. Get back to feeling your bodies and do something with them.
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  1073. Transfer from 8.1 to another 8.1 could be risky, let alone to a completely different OS. I am no IT person, but even I understand it. Win8 and Win10 are different. I see it as trying to copy a layout of furniture in two different homes. A couch will go to the livingroom and bed to the bedroom, but the layout will be different and some pieces might not fit together with others in one room. Fresh installation is the best option.
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  1074. they only can report what somebody said. Logic.
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  1075. Updated/flashed UEFI and cleared TPM last month after buying a second hand laptop.
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  1076. India is still very corrupt and these scams bring a huge revenue to the country. They occasionally publish some scammers in handcuffs, but that is just to make us think they are tackling the issue. They aren't though. Every dollar, every pund they extract from somebody outside, it is their economy. Not surprised police cooperates with scammers. Not at all. Our only defense is to destroy their computer systems by malware, like pierogi or the other guy does. Those stories are epic.
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  1077. We aren't going to stop warming the atmosphere. Methane is seeping out of permafrost, on land and below the sea, maybe millions small oil and gas drills all around the world, abandoned for decades and not sealed properly, releasing carbon from prehistoric era, nobody is counting with those, not included in the climate models. The ocean currents will always be there, but the weather patterns will change. Our living conditions will change. And Felon Musk wants to send 10 space ships per day to Mars in 20 years?
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  1078. Biden's open border? Biden was ready to give them the law to secure the border, but they voted it down, on Trump's instructions, so the credit didn't go to Biden. Trump iterally wants to hurt more Americans until he comes to power and make the law himself, to get the glory for it. Trump first! Not America.
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  1079. NK is such a modern and happy place that every night they have a country wide blackout, when you look down from the space station or a satellite. It disappears from the map in the dark.
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  1080.  @jurgennolte7577  If UA was already NATO, the RuSSians would be gone in a week. But that doesn't suit their propaganda. While European countries were voluntarily joining NATO for security, Putin must have instigated separatism in his targeted countries, and then invade them, claiming he is protecting his insurgents... The same scenario over and over. It is getting annoyingly predictable and boring.
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  1081.  @paulmcmillan533  you know, 'germ theory denialism' has its own article in Wikipedia. You are talking to a scientist, btw. Any other 'alternative facts' you would like to present? And no, Earth isn't 6000 years old.
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  1082.  @paulmcmillan533  simply: it is a pseudoscience. Any other questions?
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  1083. Hope the production saved enough, by cutting the budget... can we tell now?
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  1084. Am I missing something? Why should she be pathetic for believing she was going to get the peerage when she WAS on the list initially?
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  1085. I guess most viewers have their own pool of topics and styles they engage with and forcing anything else on them will bring little or no fruit to the creator. Everyone has only 24h in their day and can view only as much. Hence I don't have many subscriptions on my list as the algorithm feeds me enough of what I want to see. And if it keeps offering me something I am not interested in, or even annoys me, I just 'don't recommend' that channel and no amount of payment of the creator can change it (I hope). There is a lot of nonsense on Youtube now, everybody thinks they can earn easy money from recording their face talking and counting money from their home, but that isn't the case. There is more and more of such content and one needs to be very selective not to waste their precious time on crap. Quality still sells, I hope.
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  1086. What would happennid you changed the reg plate after purchase? Would they still chase that car?
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  1087. If only China stood with humanity...
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  1088. People keep ignoring that the Israeli-Palestinian war didn't start last October. It is a century old conflict started by the West, with Palestinians constantly on the receiving end. Western colonialism is a root of the extremism so rampant in the region. Be honest. When were the Palestinians supposed to have the right to defend themselves? They are still being oppressed and disposessed of their homes by Israelis aven now, in this moment. House by house, tree by tree.
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  1089. I am all for privacy, but as long as we keep using internet for anything and everything, we are pulling at a shorter end of this game. Eventually, if the 3 letter agencies don't find much of you, you will be suspicious nonetheless, like if you use Tor, for example. What are you hiding - them asking. At this point, with our data floating all over, not only given to companies when making purchases online, but also from ever growing hacking successes, it will be the responsibility of institutions making sure they are dealing with the real you, not your impersonator. Them trading with your data will turn back to them like a boomerang. Let them eat their own consequences.
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  1090. Rishi Sunak, despite bwing almost a billionnaire, pays less income tax than Starmer. Let that sink in.
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  1091. And the review of comments? Except of the start that he isn't liked or likeable?
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  1092. I am using GPT for learning about many things, also fixing my PC and consulting steps. I am glad I didn't share my serial number with it, was quite weary sharing with them anything of this kind. Glad I was.
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  1093. Well, anyone can make a mistake, many mistakes. Cognitive dissonance is a bitch. We are intelligent species and we should use non-verbal cues in judging others. Also let their actions speak for them, don't just take them by the word. That is my stance.
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  1094. Just a brief observation: while Putin is in power, they are looking for others to blame for this. Once he is out, suddenly it will all be his fault. Remember my words! LOL
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  1095. My thoughts on this: as long as the cabinet and many others support the apartheid state that illegally expands its borders, steals homes of innocent people, poisons their soils and trees that are giving them livelihood, I have no objections against them protesting peacefully and raising their flag to make a point. Peace to Palestine.
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  1096. I see Girgin has been getting rounder and rounder. How he will be treated in captivity you can use to judge whether he suffers, or was just taken out pro forma, but still treated well (i.e. getting even fatter).
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  1097.  @neilsergener3821  hahaha go and search who is called a 'fake master'. He owns you.
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  1098. Hearing in radio from a Tory: "Boris is the only chance, Labours will destroy the market"... TORIES already destroyed the market LOL.
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  1099. Avoz? some new forces?
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  1100. Proton and privacy? Why did I have to redirect my gmail emails, as one of the 4 steps, to get access to the full 1GB of data? Without that, in about 2 weeks deadline, I was having just 500MB. And I still have. Another step was to have an app, which I also refused. Why was it conditioned this way?
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  1101.  @cliff311976  The one where I can call war a war and not get 15 years in prison, more than for a murder LOL
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  1102.  @cliff311976  That doesn't confirm those proud Russian parade boys are actually trained for war like this... Russian army is corrupt like hell, stuff gets stolen all the time and sergeants are in short supply there to make some significant impact on the field. Don't worry, I have learned about the Russian army particularly quite enough.
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  1103. Duck fuck go is my current engine on most browsers I use. I was looking for SSDs... under the first result, don't remember what that was, probably just a paid ad, there was a sideways scrollable panel with SSDs from Aliexpress. Like 99% were knockoff fake products right there, CCP paying hard money to promote its failing economy. Also about 80 % of the actual search results below were either Scamazon or ebay, mostly Scamazon, sellng the Chinese fakes at a premium price so you aren't that suspicious. Had to dig to find the actual brand's website where I made the purchase from. Directly from the source.
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  1104. These boxed bakery items are partly a reason for exploding waistlines of EE countries.
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  1105. Just beware how expensive jail time is. You would be surprised. And YOU pay for it. Community work is a better way to make offenders think about their practices and attitudes, while doing something beneficial for the society. Prison isn't some magical dimension where people go regretting their mistakes. Many will gain new knowlege for commiting further crimes.
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  1106. How is resigning standing up? The UN needs firm men and women to keep taking the terrorist state to account, not resigning.
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  1107. You better get paid well for trolling, or the reality will hit you twice. You cannot lie yourself out of what is coming your way.
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  1108. Biden and Blinken DO have guts, actually. Reasons for not sending western troops to Ukraine was pretty clear then as it is now and only the Chinese propaganda will try to twist it: doing so would risk WW3 with Russia. The west stuck to the rules, something Russia never did and probably never will (China detto). NATO is a defensive organisation, it would send troops wherever necessary if NATO was attacked. UA isn't a member of NATO, so not sending troops there was the right decision. We play by the rules. If only others did. So Xi starting a military attack on Taiwan will probably have a response from the West as it was for Ukraine and he better thinks twice. What he is doing is to try to divert attention from the massive domestic issues that didn't go unnoticed, luckily. WE know what he is up to. But it is a waste of time, resources and possibly lives if Xi decides to invade Taiwan. There will be consequences. Starting a war to delay domestic crack down on himself will just delay the crackdown on himself... lose-lose situation. Just accept inevitable - step down, let China heal itself, because now it has a massive sepsis on so many levels and is about to die. You won't be able to lie your way out of this anymore. Even Boris is out... Russia is losing. China will lose too, if making the wrong decisions.
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  1109. They want an absolute control over you in the cars. And they can switch off any function from a distance if they want. You buy a car with certain features, but suddenly you have to pay a subscription to get it. Fraud.
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  1110. Gorgeous!
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  1111. You can always unplug, take a deep breath and swim in a lake. Or go for a walk (barriers permitting).
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  1112. All companies making business with our data, they probably hope for the regulations to be scrapped so they strip us all nakd and use like a livestock at their disposal. They are literally buying the legal system, if they haven't owned it already. Yet, Drumpf seems to have been agitated, expecting a poor attendance to his inauguration.
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  1113.  @mrrooter601  I'll put it this way: in the pandemic we all had to wear masks to protect each other from excess particles in the air. Even those who weren't infected. If you find a way how to make sure only people in their homes can switch the id off, and it won't be abused by criminals or anyone going out and using the drone irresponsibly, I am all for it.
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  1114.  @Sapiens_Imperialis  LOL not for the celebs, it is for the product. If you don't know the face, you don't, but many do. The product is the main thing here.
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  1115. Very educational, much appreciated. Just how the guard didn't get 'sunburned' at all?
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  1116. Liron Segev posted a video how Chinese tried to hack him. Watch out for similar offers.
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  1117. 44 not young at all? According to the minister, RuSSians are deemed young until 60, by the new announced measures. Up to 75 is middle aged, and then elderly. So expect to work for at least 30 more years, comtade. And keep smiling, it suits you.
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  1118. Antivaxxers' exaggeration of the vaccine's side effects contribute to the disbelief by the professionals. Factual approach would be better, not lies and fabricated cases of vaccine damage. When antivaxxers claim there are millions dead and sick people from vaccines, I use the covid denialists' rhetorics: where are the bodies? Other meds people generally use, like ibuprofen has far more and serious side effects, but people too happily keep using the drug and health damage is taken as something inevitable. Stomach ulcers with a subsequent risk of cancer, kidney damage, or liver damage from paracetamol... how many people are chronic abusers of these common painkillers? But a vaccine that saved many lives makes them go over the board.
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  1119. Since my comment keeps disappearing, I copy it here: I have a different story to offer. Since Feb 2023 (at least) Kremlin propaganda spread it that Ukraine has been having ISIS patches on their uniform. And indeed there was a UA soldier with such a patch. Just upon investigation, it emerged that the patch was a trophy from a Wagner mercenary and it isn't uncommon to put such trophy patches on uniforms. That image resurfaced just recently again, making rounds on social media. My conspiracy theory is: KGB didn't fail. They did exactly what IDF probably did: refusing the warnings and letting the events take the course, sac.rificing a number of civilians for a greater goal: have a reason to b.omb G.aza to the ground regarding IDF and unleash anti-UkraIne propaganda in full for KGB. This stuff is real in the world. Don't be naive. For fascist regimes the civilians mean nothing. And don't have illusions about Ne.tanyahu and IDF either.
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  1120.  @ghostindamachine  Vlad Vexler seems to have good analysis I just cannot follow his style, drives me mad, so much talk around 'simple' things, and maybe too slowly, too. LOL. But I am glad we came to the same conclusion, that I am not the only one mad one in the ring with a conspiracy theory. I didn't listen to his stuff for months.
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  1121. I think I need to make a little correction when you said everyone works duringn the day. The correct thing sayig is: everyone drinks during the day.
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  1122. Just an off question: why are some videos/thumbnails containing much younger Putler? What's the point? The war is now, he is old and looks old.
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  1123. Some new update of Win11 24H2 is having BSOD issue these days. Oh my! 😂
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  1124. With encrption on default the MS assumes quite correctly the vast majority of people have no clue about the bitlocker and the forced MS account is there for them. For their own good. The small minority of just suffer along.
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  1125. Riight... nobody gets profiteering from pumping up fossil carbon into the atmosphere and not carrying consequences.
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  1126.  @jamaalcurry8990  Earth is a planet, it has been through much worse. It is us that won't like what is coming our way.
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  1127. Just Moscow isn't really RuSSia. Ask RuSSians from other regions, how they hate Moscow, because the capital gets everything and they get nothing.
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  1128.  @ИринаРасторгуева-ф1в which part of your country? Those poor guys from far East who went risking their lives to earn some money as a cannon fodder didn't give me an impression they have a lavish lifestyle there. They spoke out. A 25 yo man looks like 40. Is your great economy a reason for rising alcoholism? HIV? Tuberculosis?
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  1129. But how many pay to services like delete me or aura to get their data off the internet?
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  1130. People should stop behaving like predators themselves, wanting to vent their confused morality compass on people who did nothing illegal. Stop this madness and focus on real problems this country is facing. You are ridiculous at this point. Every crumb you find on the floor you bring up to the shiniest light and study it from each angle. Shall I offer my dog for an interview on this topic, too?
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  1131. Where did my comment about Chinese overproduction of EVs, leaving hundreds thousands ofmthem rotting on the fields, disappear? Who got offended?
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  1132. What I think is happening is that Putin cannot give up. It isn't in his vocabulary. And so the only thing he can do is to keep bombing Ukraine and keep branwashing his citizens that he is on the winning side. As long as he has missiles to send, he will keep doing so. He has nothing else left to do. At the end he might sell some crap that the objective (which constantly keeps changing) has been achieved... even if he lost he will try to sell it to his people as a victory. We just need to keep supporting Ukraine and to give them as much of defence system as we can, so the least amount of missiles reach the target before they run out.
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  1133. Melon doesn't criticise Kremlin either. He needs them, he likes them, he is like them. They are alike. And then there is Trump, calling the author of a 3 day special fiasco a genius, and Kim a good friend. Melon doesn't care about human rights, his workers' rights... like those dictators.
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  1134. As I see it, this is much bigger than just Hamas attacking Israel to stop Palestinians being eradicated. I am afraid Hamas doesn't care much about Palestinians. Hamas has become a self serving, enlarged hand of the enemies of Israel, Palestinians or not. Hamas has got support from many terrorist regimes, Iran starting and Russia ending. And yes, Israel is not an innocent victim here, acting like a terrorist itself for decades, targetting civilians for political gains. It is very messy there, and it would be much easier to take sides if Israel was innocent in that matter. Israel relly has little to criticise others for. Unforuntely it is alwas the civilians that pay the price.
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  1135. How many photos did that woman took with Farage in total?
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  1136. When the two laws stand against each other, like the democratic right to protest and a regulation of protests, when the limiting conditions of one aren't met (the danger), the other law has a green light. Yes to protests, peacefully, like intelligent and civilised adults.
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  1137. I thought you would also say some taxes go to Is.rael to have a universal healthcare.... which has been denied to the Americans over and over.
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  1138. This is like what Temu was doing, to hook people in endless games and clicking to earn worthless free crap, even spamming friends and family to join them in this futile activity. Glad I never got involved.
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  1139. Drip drip drip... nothing else to inform about, nothing from the entire country? What a sad bunch of sods this country is...
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  1140. You call that mostly monologue on confused history Tucker didn't ask questions about, an interview? 😂😂😂
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  1141. But Putin said those sanctions had no effect on RuSSian economy... so why kicking like this? You cannot have it both ways LOL
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  1142. LMAO, your Italian is better than of Italian people themselves bwahahaha To those comments: when you put your life on the market (web), expect trolls jumping on the bandwagon, exposing their own ehtnocentric ignorance that what is normal for them, isn't necessarily normal for others, and vice versa. I love seafood, my mother refused to even try prawns/shrimps, saying they look like worms to her. But she did eat river cray when young, catching it herself. Similar species living in different environment. I even enjoyed snails from somewhere like Macedonia, sold frozen, with garlic herb butter. Delicious! Haven't tried the frog legs, but my family member who studied in Russia back in the USSR times tried them there. Are they normal in Russia? Or was it some imported speciality?
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  1143. How much do you think Jones got paid by Kremlin for this theater?
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  1144. That's Cif where I live LOL
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  1145. Oh my. I was soooo looking forward watching this and expecting you would put things into the right perspective after I have seen people using the Pfizer report as a conspiracy. How wrong I was! Once again. Watching about 15 minutes and I am not happy with the lack of honesty in this video. You correctly said: AE ASSOCIATED with vaccines, not caused by vaccines. General folks don't know the difference. You should have explained it at the beginning because I know you know the difference. Why suddenly leaving it out??? And that is all. Even if a number of effects were clinically/medically proven, it means just that: clinically/medically proven vs self reported. Still not confirmed they happened as a direct result of the vaccine or they followed the vaccination and could have been coincidental. They explain it in the report you read from. Why didn't you say it at the beginning but present it as some conspiration to deprive public of relevant data? And this all while the covid was still rampant and many of those side effects were more likely from the infection itself than from the vaccine. And even if we don't know the numbers of overall vaccinated people for this number of AE the document also explains they cannot estimate the level of underreporting of AEs, so even these figures aren't a true reflection of AE post vaccinations. This report is just a parallel to the Yellow card scheme where people report anything they associate with the vaccine they received - with a specific focus to the Pfizer. I have seen enough antivaxxers presenting the numbers from Yellow card as true side effects from the vaccines. You are adding to them with this video. You know too well that no medical intervention is without a risk and that there is no medication without side effects. The rate of side effects (proved ones, not associated) to the rate of administration is the key. There is a line where we consider something safe, with a low rate of side effects. Dozens thousands volunteers took part in safety trials. If there was some significant threat from the vaccine (a proved causal effect, not these associations) they wouldn't roll it out. Sometimes not disclosing irrelevant data for mainstream folks, who don't know what to do with the data (it is apparent here!) and freak out needlessly, is justified. You try to appear as bringing a balanced view, but from these first 15 minutes and the tone how you doubt the context (explained in the report but you leaving it out) only confuses people who don't know better, seeing you as a god, feeding them this biased view and confirming their unjustified fear from vaccines. How many of your followers will actually go to read the report and know how to interpret what is in front of them? You have some responsibility here, Doctor! And at the end, the long list of conditions... one of them was an Amniotic cavity infection... just another condition recorded after the vaccination but it is unlikely it was caused by the Pfizer vaccine, right? Ammonia abnormal; Ammonia increased... seriously? One in 5 (maybe more now) in the western world has excess fat in their liver, due to a lifestyle. Long list of conditions of special interest but again - not necessarily caused by the vaccine itself. But waaau, you are amazed by an impressively long list of conditions which were not necessarily caused by the vaccine itself. Did you actually look into them and see what they may mean in the real world? Apparently not, that would not give an ever growing list of confused followers. From the same document (p5): "Pfizer’s safety database contains cases of AEs reported spontaneously to Pfizer, cases reported by the health authorities, cases published in the medical literature, cases from Pfizer-sponsored marketing programs, non-interventional studies, and cases of serious AEs reported from clinical studies regardless of causality assessment."
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  1146. LMAO, tucker just joined an army of RuSSian influencers trying to deny the reality by showing us stores in Moscow. Nothing about crumbling healthcare, men disappearing from remote areas and rotting in UA fields, collapsing demography, lack of police officers and IT specialists (besides doctors and other professionals), people having no heat in -25C cold, petrol stations out of petrol or too expensive ... no, show us supermarkets and stuff that less and less RuSians can afford to buy, despite subsidies by Kremlin.
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  1147.  @robbraxmantech  so far, the British elections were for the lesser evil, so not worried as much. If Kamala gets elected in the US, or someone else of her qualities, another positive change. I have trust in humanity. China or RuSSia are a differentt world. And that without much of AI.
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  1148. What goes around, comes around. Now when China got rid of the most westerners, Chinese can enjoy the smog by themselves. What do they do to stop this?
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  1149.  @divadjens4278  I second that. He found it very convenient to rule a country with a fist, financing it with fossil hydrocarbons like if they were endless. That requires little brain, little development, genius, etc. Just extract, sell, do whatever you want.
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  1150. Billionnaire? What billionnaire?
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  1151. And my comment keeps disappearing for some reason... freedom of speech anyone?
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  1152. After Stalin eliminated thousands of his qualified army commanders, making his army rather incompetent, in a fear of nazi Germany winning the West assisted Stalin with a massive lend-lease, much much greater than Ukraine is receiving. That alone was a great boost for the USSR against Germans. Without this lend-lease RuSSians would be sprechen today. Yet they ignore this important detail in ther history lessons, presenting it like they won simply by themselves. And their ignorance will make them lose this time.
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  1153. Mad Nad loves spending taxpayers money with nothing to show for it. Three years of no constituency surgery, a year not attending the parliament, having a daughter employed in her non-performing office at about £40k a year, and refusing to leave the office despite announcing immediate resignation months ago. And she wants a peerage, lifelong reward for doing literally nothing, if not counting the mess she has caused.
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  1154. In contrast, saw a pic saying that a family in the US got two cybertrucks... had a good laugh, over. that. PR.
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  1155. If the victim doesn't want to bring the charges forward, refuses to give a testimony and you have nothing else to use to prosecute the perpetrator, you can do nothing. You will have to close the case and the supposedly criminal walks out free.
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  1156. Besides what the future owner has to have is lacking heart to do this to an animal: to actually encourage breeding these disfigured dogs. I consider it an animal cruelty. Their soft tissues in head grow normal, but the breeding made them compacted in small skeleton and so they struggle with breathing, as you said. There is nothing cute on pugs from my point of view. The are a victim of a heartless breeding by humans.
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  1157. Two things, towards the end of the video: 1. Those people who ate less, exercised more and had counselling, but not losing weight: have they recorded every item they put into their mouths to verify they consumed less energy than burned? Many will compensate for increased energy output and forget what and how much they actually ate, significantly under-reporting their calorie intake. It is a known fact. 2. Those who burned less calories after weight loss: were they maintaining their muscle mass by resistance training, or just dieting and perhaps walking? The same amount of muscles is hardly going to decrease energy output. They must have had muscle loss along weight loss. One factor in energy output is fidgeting. Some slim people will naturally shake off any excess calories they consume, unaware of it, while others will reduce their subconscious movements with decreased energy intake, their bodies becoming energy savvy. But that isn't typical for everyone.
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  1158. Interesting to see that Trump hasn't betrayed Ukraine while he betrayed his whole country by so many stupid policies and that meme coin/s, where MAGA lost their life savings, calling it peanuts (in $billions). It has been just a week and many MAGA are crying already from being betrayed. It will get worse.
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  1159. Pagers also don't emit much EM radiation, like other devices, even networked ECG machines advised to be at least 20cm from a patient with a pacemaker that could affect its functionality when transferring a file over to te network. Mobile phones in vicinity of ECG can affect the trace, so sensitive these devices are. So pagers are also safer and more practical from this point of view, in addition to the staff not disturbed by cold calls or other intrusive interactions, also being smaller and less burdensome. Pagers still have their use in at least healthcare settings.
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  1160. I am not convinced S Korea is the one. We don't have true statistics from China and it might be China not wanting to procreate anymore, with covid running wild and poverty rampant, with 100% cancer villages due to pollution, factories shut down and businesses relocating abroad...Only if you present it that based on' the data we can trust', then the S Korea might be the one.
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  1161.  @lionsofwar6851  so does the affirmations and meditations. That a prayer works for you is pointless for those 5 unfortunate who went missing. Or have you found them already? Did the prayer help?
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  1162. And Americans are flooding Moldova, Georgia, Kazachstan, Tajikistan, Finland...eh?
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  1163. Respect for checking the wording of the bot (refusing calling it an AI). I haven't tried that yet, only when I got a blackmailing scam email, I googled its portion and found it was a decade old scam. No bitcoin left my non-existent crypto wallet LOL
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  1164. Animals also have mental health issues.
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  1165.  @Miguel...160  Yep, research on the toilet seat with a mobile in hand...
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  1166. At 11minute it is the old video, Roman is now in Kyiv on vacation, but his position is timeless. Man of Zen I would say. The moment is NOW. Eat the bar. Enjoy.
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  1167. I am here for the RuSSian trolls singing odes how great life is in the terrorist land, and how the sanctions are the best things that could happen to them, like I was told couple days ago.
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  1168. True. We have been greenwashed, my line manager turns all plug switches off, so even turned off screens aren't on stand-by, and then we have AI, the chat with which consumes as much energy as boiling a kettle. Each one of us. Also hosting of AI generated junk on YT drains resources and contributes to massive carbon emissions. But at least the ads money keep pouring in, right? And premium subscriptions to 'support creators'.
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  1169. Russia #1 parasite in Eurasia. NATO hasn't even lifted a hand to fight Russia and is doing everything it can not to escalate. But if Russia makes a fatal mistake, it will be over pretty soon with unimaginable casualties on both sides. That will finish Russia as you know it. And it will only be good.
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  1170. This Chinese capitalist mindset should remind to everyone that the 'communist' is just a label to deceive. They don't even get a hospital treatment before paying upfront in too many cases. Chinese economy is a hardcore capitalism and the government is authoritarian from top to bottom, not a communist one, where people own everything. People don't rule the society, they are dispensable servants and they go missing each single day. RuSSia is heading the same direction, NK 2.0.
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  1171. Fly high, fall deep.
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  1172. A question: just recently I 'discovered' Sandbox. If you open that email in Sandbox, will they get an echo you clicked on their link?
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  1173. Maybe Sweden recognises the need of Kurds for self determination, after Turkey banned them from wearing their traditional clothes or speaking their language decades ago. These people were helping us fighting Islamic terrorists in the past few years and after Trump pulled out his troops from Syria, Turkey launched a genocidal attack on Kurds again. Kurds do use terrorist practices themselves, out of desperation that nobody listens to them and threats them as they shouldn't exist or something. Similar to the Palestinians, under oppression from West supported Israel. Their history reaches millennia back. I think they have the right to maintain their culture and customs, without oppression from Turkey or anyone else.
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  1174. Re: Prigozhin - I don't think RuSSian economy will last for 2 years to keep going like this LOL
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  1175. Yep, they are the separatists who have been at it for the past 8 years. They bought into a false dream to be better off under Russia, similarly to poor and corrupt Ukrainian folks selling the position of Ukraine army to Russians for a dozen dollars, recruited on the social media. You have these fools all over the country and world. Turkeys voting for Christmas.
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  1176. Re bath: before running water was common, people didn't bath or shower every day. In medieval times they maybe had a bath 2x a year and masked body odour with herbs and flowers, various perfumes. Local body wash was at most, like the mentioned over a sink: hands, arms, face, armpits, maybe a bit of front of torso where people could reach, and maybe feet. Nudity was a taboo. Some Brits still have separated taps over a bath tub and take bath 2x a week. No shower.
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  1177. Britain needs a new party, quick. Neither Tories, nor Labour under Starmer's 'leadership' are fit to govern a democratic and human country. I don't expect the Greens to win and Lib Dems are 50/50.
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  1178. Make a backup and don't worry. 256GB is small and cheap, not a pain to toss it.
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  1179. I had this suggested by somebody back then in a private message. I shredded it into bits. He didn't like it. LOL. Still better than suggesting injecting bleach or exposing inside of our lungs to a powerful UV light.
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  1180. A German town is reconsidering switching to Linux. Worth of thought. Since most Linux stuff is free, the organisation might even save some money.
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  1181. Finished the video, as the old saying goes: buy cheap, buy twice. Quality lasts and comes cheaper over time.
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  1182. Large subsidies to few major crops so they can be produced very cheaply: corn, wheat, soy mainly. So poor folks can purchase heavily processed food products (not fresh fruits or veg) with their little money, lacking nutrition, getting sick, then paying (if lucky) for the medical treatment and medication... those corporations keep winning all the time. With little nutrition goes lower IQ. You get the picture now, don't you?
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  1183. I suspect it is largely a secular govt in Israel, like majority of Israelis, being Jews just by heritage and culture. Right now you are commiting a crime when you act according to orthodox principles and feel sympaty with oppressed Palestinians. A Jewish teacher was sacked, after he was detained and interrogated by his people for sharing sympathy with killed palestinians. When Putin is Hitler 2.0, Netanyahu gets the 3.0 version. He already rules over a supreme court in Israel.
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  1184. Each such singer who became a legend had a distinctive and unique voice that you cannot mistaken for others and has/had something special in them. Picking only 10 makes no justice to the remaining dozens.
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  1185. Evolution is a never-ending process and will last until there will be living organisms. Even the universe underwent some evolution for many years and it perhaps continue evolving all the time. So we are evolving constantly as the environment is constantly changing. So this whole question whether humans will ever evolve again is silly.
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  1186. My question is: are you a robot? Does your body not do the same when you addressed it only to us? :)
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  1187. That shrinking in size of the chocolates applies to more products. I have noticed that the recipes from 5 years ago do not match the volume or weight of the products today. More specifically I am talking about tinned tuna. The nett weight of the fish is lower than it was 5 years ago. Saying that, I think the price comparison to the past is not too relevant. Some things today cost more, other less per weight when compared to the past. I see no harm in paying more for less chocolate or crisps though :)
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  1188. LOL, that unami is actually UMAMI. Did you not go to the uni because you are dyslexic? :)
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  1189. Sign 1: it must be a transfusion, from vein to vein. Sign 2: it only documents what people believed in the past and what they did, not that they got it right.  Sign 3: Vlad Dracul was not the only tyrant in the human history.  Sign 4: Porphyria is hereditary, not spread from the vampire bite.  Sing 5: Ersebeth Bathory desired to be young, she did not need human blood to function as it is typical for the usual vampires.  A definition of vampire: (in European folklore) a corpse supposed to leave its grave at night to drink the blood of the living by biting their necks with long pointed canine teeth.
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  1190. And now the analysis what will happen when we Remain and what the situation in Britain will be after 15 years? Be honest, don't skew.
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  1191. How claims and fears can be called facts??? There are more cases of microcephaly in the U.S. than have been found in Brasil women infected with the virus. https://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2016/01/31/busted-25000-cases-of-microcephaly-in-the-us-per-year/ There was no zika virus in the U.S. for decades, was it? Mutated (allegedly) from causing no microcephaly in Africa to a worldwide threat? ROFL. All just scaremongering to gain clicks and money.
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  1192. Regarding the 'facts' about the current situation in Ukraine, I would suggest to dig deeper into the truth who actually started the war there. All clues I am seeing suggest it was orchestrated by the West, not Putin. I am not the Putin's propagandist, if somebody wondered :)
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  1193. Another thing: the FITTEST has little to do with the fitness we use it today in general.
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  1194. I do not think this absolutistic title 'you will ever hear' is right. There must be many more such eerie recordings. One can create any amount on their own. It was more the story associated with these recordings. I see no eeriness in the Jupiter sounds though. I was actually expecting some ghost sounds, whether 'real' or made up for the movies.
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  1195. Britain has been economically doing much better than the whole EU - so Britain must pay more to the EU. Todays 'remainers' used to scare Britons that by not accepting the Euro the Britain would be worse off. The opposite happened. Don't believe them. We have no power to pull down unelected EU beaurocrats - that is anti-democratic. Whatever the Remainers say, this should be kept in mind all the time. Make your own conclusion.
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  1196. I don't know. Cannot at least some trucks have solar panels on their trailers? To ease the pressure for energy demand. Somewhere in 30 years, after we figure out a different engine concept, looking back at this battery idea will be causing a widespread faceplaming.
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  1197. Re Fakebook: they only need obedient slaves consuming the content. I reported a number of Elon Musk impersonators as fraud. The feedback two weeks later came that posts will not be removed. Then I reported a few spams where fake profiles promote some weirdos who will bring your wife back. Guess what? I no longer see a spam option to report. There were fraudulent ads promoting mass produced handbags presented as hand made by a small family business. Aliexpress and Wish had the same photos. The ads didn't break community standards. I posted some warnings about cyber scams. In minutes I had a number of random profiles liking or loving my post and commenting, promoting some other profile that will restore my account... I haven't lost any. Only worse than Fakebook is Twitter and I no longer visit that platform.
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  1198. My take home message from this is: Lying is bad for business.
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  1199. It looks like this one also have the fangs sideways, like the woodlice spider I am familiar with. Does it? How many of them have it like this?
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  1200.  @MyWildBackyard  OK, thanks, I never studied them into detail, just collecting observations as I go.
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  1201. Started reading your comment: to the #1 - breeders should do exactly the same, if they cared for their dogs. To the #2 the same goes with bred dogs which you get as a puppy. They are all personalities and hidden genetic trait can come up as it grows. Overbred dogs come with more health issues than mixed ones. With ready made adult dogs, the shelter should work with the dog and find out certain things, informing the future owner, so it isn't a negative. Almost any dog can be trained, even an adult one. The hypothetical scenario that everybody would stop buying from a breeder is just that, hypothetical. It will never happen.
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  1202. Regarding Switzerland... what neutrality are you talking about in case of attack? How can a country remain neutral if attacked? Or on side of who else they would defend themselves? RuSSians? Or on their own? Would they manage? And how would RuSSians attack Switzerland individually, without passing all surrounding countries? What kind of statement is that anyway? Maybe they should look into their accounts and sanction dirty money the country profits from?
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  1203. Have you ever tries a sammich with pb and nutella? The best in the world! 😂
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  1204. Thank yoou for going right to the point. I watched another video today, that one tweet ruined Musk, but after like 3 minutes of gibberish and no mention about a particular tweet, I exited that video. YT is now a minefield with irrelevant content and clickbaity titles.
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  1205. The London crisis was due to people burning cheaper coal with a lot of sulphur in it. Combined with fog or when inhaling it, it turned to sulphuric acid in their lungs.  @tukmol1589 
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  1206. Putin passed a law that any protest of more than one person alone is illegal. So obviously, the state force did their job according to law.
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  1207. Not me, never used it, never really trusted these. Had a different extension, I don't remember using it for any discount, always going to check prices by hand. Righ now I get better deals directly from the brands than from Scamazon. Not giving any if my extra money to Bezos and Co. And even if it isn't cheaper, especially electronics, I rather pay the brand directly and I have a guarantee it iisn't a fake or returned item without disclosure.
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  1208.  @theorncampbell4432  RuSSian shill spotted.
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  1209. Listening to the poor Irish man, he maybe unintentionally admitted that Israel cutting water and electricity to Gaza is making it for the captives even worse. And it is NOT going to press Hamas to release them. Israel has its own Zionist aims that nobody wants to talk about. It is not allowed to talk about. Politically incorrect. We are supposed to see it only black and white and they tell us who is the villain and who is the victim. Hamas doesn't care about Palestinians and Israeli know it. So what is the point of killing 2 million civilians and still not getting Hamas, who have backing in RuSSia and Iran? Hamas managed to get ready and perform this terrorist act... what was Israel doing when Egyptians told Israeli that something big is going to happen?
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  1210. I just came to your channel, intersting, and a bit of refresher of my basic Russian, also appreciating a comparison to Ukrainian. One thing I don't like though is the use of AI images. You can go without them. I tend to avoid watching stuff with silly AI generated thumbnails.
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  1211. Seeing at the end you have someone else editing your video, honestly, have a word with him. WTH was AI generated Tom Cruise have to do with this? Who was the other man? Musk? 😂
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  1212. I thoughty2 it was going to be about coffee...
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  1213. Make up fake claims about an enemy and deny proved atrocities caused by your soldiers in Bucha as fakes. Nothing new to see here. Disinformation war in a full swing.
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  1214. Whatever the history, I am a new Linuxer in 2024 and just salvaged my old Asus laptop, ex Vista boi, with 64 bit Mint XFCE. I upgraded the RAM a bit, replaced a broken hinge, cleaned inside and reapplied the thermal paste (I think they used a pad previously), gave it a sata ssd, just need to sort out the terrible sound. I have managed to put it up, as the defalt was too low, but the quality of sound is still not what I would like.
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  1215. RuSSia not only has a drug problem, but it has a persistent and historic alcohol problem. However troubled America is with Fentanyl and other shit, its soldiers don't shoot each other drunken like the RuSSian ones have been doing it in Ukraine. Americans don't get paid with alcohol, like RuSSian have historically been, from centuries ago. It is Americans inventing the technology which the RuSSians cannot, or just copy or steal in most cases. It is RuSSians defrauding others over internet, not Americans. Americans look for their age most of the time, RuSSians usually 15 to 20 years older when they reach 25, due to malnutrition and heavy drinking. Those POW captured by Ukrainians, one looked like 40, but was just 25.
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  1216. Trump is aiming these lies to his voters. Just nightly extempore as he is powerless to stop what is happening and he is losing it. His brainwashed followers will believe it though. He takes naps in the court room so he is quite fresh in his nightly spews.
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  1217. I was always puzzled by his face and presence. He looks like a mad man, like some madness in his eyes was showing. He is intelligent but still stupid enough to fall for conspiracy theories recently. Never liked him, whether guilty or not. He just doesn't give me good vibes.
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  1218. Re GF and presents. Get married, man. Me and my other half keep saying to each other we don't want anything, we buy stuff we want whenever the need comes, all throughout the year. We eventually give each other some present, but we don't exlect anything. And I forbade him from buying me flowers, that is always a mess I need to clear afterwards. No chocolates, I don't enjoy it. No jewellry, I don't wear any except over 25 yo necklace and earrings having a permanent residence in the holes. But I fix my computers and have been buying stuff for them this year. He literally has nothing special to buy to me. And I don't expect anything. The house is full of stuff. Wardrobes full, shoe cabinet full, kitxhen has it all we need and use... and the best holiday is chillin out at home, having the need to go anywhere.
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  1219. Beautifully said. Love it.
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  1220. I was not aware about the honey traps, but some orcs were so stupid that they themselves contributed to the successes of UA forces by not being careful what they post online and that they had the geolocation turned on when posing in front of the RuSSian equipment. They are that stupid. They full deserve what is coming their way.
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  1221. Even sharks are fussy over stinking feet. I don't blame them.
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  1222. WOW, i haven't seen the first show, but this one is top notch. Tucker bragging about $104 weekly shopping in Moscow when many pensioners in RuSSia get just $130 per month, is something.
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  1223. I didn't like the Polish president/PM, whoever that is, saying that without the US assistance Ukraine cannot win. That was a bad statement. We need to make Trump fear of becoming irrelevant, not feeding into his ego. We need to signal that we can do it on our own and the US will be cut off all the resources Europe on the whole can provide. He needs to fear for his own ass, not us appeasing him. US cannot survive on its own, however much they wish to think about it. This is a globalised world and we depend on each other for trade and assistance of one kind or another.
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  1224. Some have it as a business model, like Rob Braxman. A very knowledgeable guy, but it is getting bothersome how alarming he sounds and wants everyone to degoogle and go in complete hiding. If he gets too big, he'll end up like Telegram. The other time he asked me in the comments: 'how do I know I am not being manipulated?'. By him also? He is definitely trying LOL. The vast majority of tracking is for ads. Use an adblocker and you are sorted. You cannot completely disappear from the digital world. Governments, healthcare, various insurers, must keep your data and those also get hacked. Folks are wasting money on expensive gadgets or services, futile effort.
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  1225. Joe Rogan has got brown pants, that's forcsure.
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  1226. How to train an army that is effective against an enemy but doesn't dare to turn against you... that is the Kremlin's dilemma now. Lukashenka knows that too well, too. He is afraind to give weapons to people. This political purge in RuSSia is just repeating the same old mistakes Stalin did. He executed thousands of his experienced commanders and was left with incompetent army and if not the massive western lend-lease, we would be sprechen in most of Europe today, including parts of Western RuSSia. Solovjov is just a paid talking carbon paper head. Whatever he gets ordered to say from Kremlin, he will say. The same for Skabayeva and that other Armenian drunken b*tch.
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  1227. A question: does Shaman actually make any songs, or is he just a puppet singing and posing?
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  1228. WTF? Investing and getting rich? Everyone? Where do the magic money grow?
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  1229. Imagine if not this shit show, Putin would probably attack UA sooner and succeed more when on the frozen ground... There were rumours he was delaying his invasion for this shit show to finish first. I had several reasons why not watching this, and I am glad I didn't. Although not sure how they calculate the statistics who did and who didn't. I only watch Freeview and don't fill any forms or surveys. And I will write here what I wrote to your YT partner: I prefer watching you alone than together where you just talk over each other.
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  1230. You mean Isr.aelis attacking Palestian civilians? Bulldozing their homes, poisoning their trees, abducting family members on the street or night raids? Illegal settlers attacking farmers and stealing their crops and land???
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  1231. She said she is going to lead the party to the next elections... I can imagine that: from the back seat, with a duct tape across her mouth. Right!
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  1232. If you have a balanced diet with little processed foods/drinks, the ratio of fructose to glucose should not really matter for most people. I have a young apple tree in my garden and it provides an abundance of apples. I eat them as they are (minus the core). NO problem. Everyone should do it and there would be no problem. We have become consumers of products, not food as such.
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  1233. That's Tory politics. Swedes have drastically reduced reoffending after changing their prison politics. Finnish almost eradicated homelessness after providing tools to desperate people to avoid that situation or get out of it. When drug addiction is treated as a disease, not a crime. When youngsters get education about home economics, instead of just training them to line up for uniform tests and still struggling in life with Maths. English and spelling... I won't waste my time.
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  1234. Did you mispronounce Catsimatidis? I see/hear that name for the first time, and no offence to others with that name, it sounded to me like some disease.
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  1235. The less people have money to buy stuff (we all feel the crunch, don't we), the more ads they push down our throats... who pays for those ads? Less and less customers able to afford more and more expensive products... so raise the prices to fund more ads? What's the ending of this?
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  1236.  @oinkoink644  a sentence not very frequent anywhere in the world, only typical for this criminal regime. You don't just capture foreigners recruited by an army and execute them. All this criminal regime bets on is that it classifies them as mercenaries, on which different rules apply. Orcs have no business in Ukraine so whoever fought them back was in the right. This process was just a shitshow to blackmail the opponents.
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  1237. When did woke become a negative word? It meant something quite different than presented in this video and is quite adopted in the society now. What other term replaced calling those previously woke? I missed that part. Or are people not allowed to be woke (in its original meaning)? Is that the message?
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  1238. This Tiktok denial is surprising from you, guys. Like you don't care that CCP is callecting whatever data and manipulates the algorithm to be friendly about China? That China is literally at war with the West and it will do anything to harm its infrastructure, disrupt the soociety, way of living, etc? Google doesn't have a duty to give all its data to CCP. Tiktok does. Is Rob just blissfully ignorant or does he work for CCP behind the scenes, like don't trust Google, but here is Tiktok for you?
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  1239. Too frequent consumption of fast food, aka junk, has been linked with junk IQ, several points lower than normal. This is the prrof. Entitlement, lack of emotional control, unable to foresee consequences of their actions, impulse action... you name it.
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  1240. At what stage is RuSSia right now? I can clearly see where the US is at the moment.
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  1241. And how about Isr.aeli children singing a song of des.troying G.aza? Nothing from that side of story?
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  1242.  @dragonwitch27  and food they eat.
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  1243.  @jennypratt5345  thanks, you crowned it. I too had an impression that having problems with teeth in the wild on such a scale as dogs have in our world would be quite disadvantagious from the evolutionary perspective. Theose animals mostly eat what they were eating for thousands years, and it usually shouldn't harm their dental health, unlike our pets being fed whatever the food industry comes with, including a lot of fiber for dogs. Some of those poops left on the ground by ignorant owners speak for themselves. Dental health also often vary among humans based on their diet if not following a strict dental routine. Something is down to genes, like some humans have extra genes for salivary amylase, able to break down starches more in their mouths and those produce more dental plaque.
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  1244.  @jennypratt5345  I don't deny that wild animals eat plant materials, but they do so when they choose. And it isn't a cheap leftover roughage deprived of nutrients, provided every single day for years, the pet having no choice as it never knew anything else, except of human leftovers. It can chronically decrease absorption of nutrients, leading to some diseases which we might mistakenly ascribe to breeding or age or bad luck. I think wild animals have a superior diet when food is available than our dogs, regardless of what the label says on the package, that if the animal is fed a monotonnous kibble as it is often the case.
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  1245. There is a little a.rmy of RuSSians and other expats living in RuSSia supplementing their income (with permission of Kremlin) by recording their strolls in Mosccow's and other cities' supermarkets, posting on their Youtube channels. It is becoming quite funny. They show us pretty and tidy shops, and what you can buy there, sometimes trying to deny any effect of the sanctions. Good to see what brands to boy.cott, still doing business with RuSSia.
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  1246. Don't let your illusion get disturbed by the fact that the weakest link of the lockdowns were individuals not adhering to the rules of lockdown. Don't look that direction, just keep parroting, how lockdowns didn't work.
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  1247. You sure it is a dog at the end? Wasn't he swapped for a koala at some point? :)
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  1248. I consider myself lucky to be growing up in 1980s and 90s, not tainted by social media. A natural introvert, with a plethora skills and random facts, using social media for learning about things, particularly youtube helped me to wean myself of Windows and switch to Linux mostly, also refurbishing my old laptop and upgrading my two other machines. The brainrot content is deeply boring and pointless. At most I find fun in epic fails or funny animals, some proper stand up comedy... Never installed tiktok and Instagram entertained me for maybe 3 days, then stopped going there.
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  1249. Not waning to be condescending, but 'tiktok user' sounds like a diagnosis to me.
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  1250. Of those few who used to have a quality content but fell into the rabbit hole of Temu, each single one has got ban in my suggested videos.
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  1251. What is the median salary in Portugal? Internet says 2400 Euros. In RuSSia it is an equivalent of $550. Do you still want to complain?
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  1252. Scott Ritter is not reliable. He might tell truth from time to time, like broken clock shows a correct time 2x a day. His adhesion to Kremlin's propaganda exposed him. This might be part of it, as Kremlin only welcomed distraction from the front in Ukraine. Slava Ukraini, peace to Palestinians.
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  1253. I know what the stork was saying: it was clapping its beak from cold. It was supposed to be in Africa now, not in frozen Ukraine.
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  1254. That ATM video is hillarious, but is it really in Germany? Does Germany have ATMs with azbuka writing on them?
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  1255. Tate is a medial prostitute. He will say anything that will give him clicks, bad or wrong, stupid or illiterate, anything. And he is winning. Stupid will not keep visiting clever content, becaues they don't get it. But stupid and clever will follow the prostitute, at least the clever one to study him and debunk him, hoping they will open eyes of the stupid. But I see it bleak.
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  1256. Before watching, my observation: technology definitely shifts people's attention and in many cases to the worse. Sitting indoors on their devices, forgetting the scent of grass, fresh air, hearing birds and insects in the air... more and more dragged into endless scrolling, exposed to fakery on unimaginable scale and obviously many comparing their perfectly fine lives otherwise with the artificial agendas, having self esteem issues. And losing a proper diurnal pattern, leading to a plethora of mental and physiological issues. On the other hand, internet opened door to the world to me, formed my views and helped me to be who I am. That before smartphones came on the scene. I actually travelled to the town to the interet cafe and paid per hour. I am glad I am from the generation when I still had a normal childhood, running outside with friends till the dark, exercising on the grass, splashing water in the river at the end of my street, and at most I had vinyls and later casettes with music and stories. And I read actual books, including encyclopaedias LOL. And learned foreign languages out of interest, not because of the school curriculum. Kids today seem to miss a lot of this.
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  1257. To be honest, I find this as a cherry picking for the clicks and revenue (if you get some from traffic on this channel). One guy arrested on suspicion of murder... imagine how many murderers could be found faster and preventing further murders if police kept using this data. Also those looked at who were searching for that radio... when police has a pool of data of various people, they will firstly go for those who flash the red light, could already have a criminal record... Honestly, as long as I do nothing illegal, I will have no issue answering to police. They might also speak to you when your face was recorded on camera to be near a crime scene around a particular time and someone identifies you. Stop being petty, Louis. I generally don't turn on my location for different reasons. Police investigating a crime is of my least worry. If you regularly google other addresses, police can look at what else you googled and make a profile when they have a high return of people googling a particular address. Honestly, you need to think this further than that. How many times you could have been a suspect and not knowing about it after being ruled out? Did it harm you somehow?
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  1258. So what did everybody miss from his presentation? Just another clickbait? What did the thumbnail illustrate?
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  1259. How much of this over and over do we need to see. The same story for months. I am telling you: pack up and go to live somewhere else. Help developing rural areas, smaller towns, open restaurants or home delivery food services with healthier options where there is only junk available for miles all directions. Seeing how broken a small piece of country is in every episode is boring now. Show us some solutions.
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  1260. Also, I remember reading how the omega3 supplements didn't show the same effects as consumption of fish, but one would need to look more closely at the study design, for how long it lasted, what pool of people it was studied on, how they measured the effect (biomarkers aren't the same as real cases of heart attack) and perhaps what supplement it was, because they vary in quality. Just taking a conclusion of one or couple studies and take it as a final verdict, is wrong.
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  1261. LOL that name is funny. I had to double check the name, thinking his parents hated him before they named him LOL. Google found him immediately, on the top search.
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  1262. Enshitification of windows, right spot on. My line of thought is: because those ads are so intrusive, an average user unable to switch them off has to cope somehow using the system. They will develop a sort of a tunnel vision attention, filtering out a lot of stuff in their minds. This can be a double edged sword, because when it comes to scams reaching out to them, they might filter out telltale signs and fall victims. They won't be accustomed to the broad attention functioning, capturing all detais in their entirety on the screen. Something similar with tiktok kids, so degraded in their attention span, unable to process and retain a complex information, falling behind in school even. Teachers could tell stories.
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  1263.  @Oregoncoastgirl1111  projecting.
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  1264. I had Norton, full license. I wanted to pause it to investigate some issue. I couldn't, the pause option was greyed out. I uninstalled it and the hell broke loose. Not as dramatically, but I spent weeks trying to fix issues I didn't know I had (scanned fully for malware before uninstalling Norton, result nefative), MS security didn't run as expected... also the known bug from January that made me extending the recovery partition. I ended up reinstalling the whole system, and in addition I introduced myself to Linux. After Win10 support ends, Win11 will be a marginal OS for me, for things I cannot do on Linux. It is less demanding on processing power (gentler to your PC's guts), less prone to malware, runs faster... and I happened to like the terminal. It makes me feel like an IT person which I am not.
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  1265. What if, what if Trump is playing it to be mentally unstable, so he hopes not to be prosecuted? We learned previously that he actually didn't want to be a president prior 2016 (if that was true). What if he is sabotaging his election now and hopes to get a sanatorium instead of a prison? Because he knows he is broke. He has no money.
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  1266. When I see the RuSSian trolls (even some Americans) mocking Zelensky for his comedian past, I cannot resist to remind them (those Americans) that their fav president was also a reality show man... Just Zelensky was a satirical comedian, and for being a good satirical presenter, you need to be clever. And he proved it many times. His presence, his gift of speech is on a complete opposite of the spectrum from Trump's. And for those RuSSian trolls - this is all they have. Making fun of a man who is going to show them the door and kick them out of his country. Butthurt sorry existences.
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  1267.  @bennykoh  Totally agree. Zelensky's past skills made him perfect for a leader in these hard times, he is able to formulate the thoughts so well and use the right language, the 'best words' I would say, whereas his counterpart who once tried to blackmail him with withdrawing support if he didn't provide some materials about Hunter Biden, only has a vocabulary of a 10yo and many lawsuits on his plate. Zelensky has been awarded a man of the year prize, whereas Putler has got an international arrest warrant. And all those trolls can do is get a tantrum and make up some shit, like that amateurish AI video portraying Zelensky asking his fellow Ukrainians to give up.
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  1268. Isn't the Mathematics funny? You can calculate with any values and get some result... unless you put there some conditions, limiting what result is acceptable by consensus. And so we have papers that can theorise about anything without having any experimental proof for it. Is it really possible to go back in time, in a negative spacetime direction? Because my understanding is that time is an inherent part of space, they are one.
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  1269. Wow, what a Florida man there LOL. Even if Ukraine ran out of weapons now, RuSSia has no potential to rule over it. Ukrainians are too dedicated to repel the invaders that they would keep fighting by all means necessary. And the economy of RuSSia is in such a dire state, in a free-fall. No wonder Pootin was asking the west to lift sanctions as a condition to return to the UA grain deal... The bubble is about to burst. Just heard how they have a record low unemployment, about 3%. That at the cost of about 3 million working age men leaving, most of them probably forever, and large numbers killed in Ukraine or returning disabled, unable to work. The debt bubble near bursting, unsecured loans the banks kept throwing at people without credit checks, just to keep going for a while. Fuel cost going up, translating into higher prices of everything and the military spending is a dead end for the economy - all draining the state reserves, ending up in Ukraine, sometimes to their benefit when they capture a usable tank or other equipment, especially after the orcs fled trenches with ammo left intact. And Ukrainians have the best of both worlds: new and efficient weapons from the west, and remnants of the USSR for which the orcs keep supplying their ammo here and there.
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  1270. Good people are one thing, autocratic regime is another. Just for the clarity. For the evil to succeed it is enough if good people do nothing. And that is exactly the Kremlin's agenda -to silence any opposition whatsoever.
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  1271. Secure messaging, via app or BY POST. That option is still on the table and I hope it will for a long time. Otherwise kudos to you for standing your ground. We all must do this and the banks must understand. There are many sophisticated ways how your phone can be monitored without you knowing, antivirus can pass a malware and the scammers are listening to you, so even if you called the bank previously and they are going to call you bank, before the bank will call you it can be the scammer.
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  1272. That food in the petrol station ... better don't let the terrorists find out where it is or there will be a petrol station no more. Be careful.
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  1273.  @linsqopiring6816  Liron Segev paid a hacker 5 grand to make a malware escaping VM. It did. The bastard delivered. It appears nothing is impossible these days. Who has more money leads the game.
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  1274. What exacly is 'grey market' for mbile phones? Does it include those stolen from lorries, that were registred and then traced back to the user? Nike found a way around this and transport only left or only right shoe of the pair in a lorry, reducing the risk of theft.
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  1275. My bike used to have a dynamo at the front to power the lights. It also made it harder to pedalwhen on and was making a similar sound. Aaah, years of my youth...
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  1276. When it comes to a dictatorship, I would struggle to pick between Maduro or Musk. I don't know much about Maduro, but I have learned enough about Musk to despise him as much as any other dictator. Hope that helps.
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  1277. Hope they can detect when I switch channel during ads. Sometimes I go back to the program, sometimes I don't. And when I pause a show on demand that's usually when I leave the room for some reason so the ad would be played to the thin air. Hope they can detect that, too...ah, I just watch a freeview... Never paid for viewing the TV, only the compulsory TV licence to BBC and happy about it. This payment covers more than just the TV. I seem to have entered the episode in my life when I am less and less interested in TV. Haven't seen a Hollywood movie in years.
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  1278. Regarding the point 6 and Seneca's quote... I have realised that some people worry about not using up their time to the maximum, like if they were going to miss something after they died. That is a catch. After we die, we will disappear into oblivion, the same oblivion we were in for the previous over 13bn years. All our worries are only present while we live. If you don't feel like catching every molecule of your adrenaline and just live a quiet peaceful life, do it. After the end there is no record to present to anyone about how much you achieved. Whatever makes you happy. How you lived will be nobody's business, including yours, after you died.
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  1279. Watching further... not going to that place and if, then eating with a smaller spoon, will probably be beneficial for your waistline. Don't be too negative. Mac has left RuSSia, you cannot expect Mac in what you have there. You cannot expect the Mercedes standard in Lada the RuSSian lines are now producing, without airbags and other bits considered a necessary standard elsewhere in the world. And please don't take RuSSia spelling personally, it isn't aimed at you. It is the view the world have of your country now. Maybe half of the population still supporting this criminal regime and 99% of the remaining half is doing nothing about it either. Until that changes, I will write it this way. Hope you understand.
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  1280. How this got through? How felon and fElon got through? How did corrupt senatore bribed by whoever and bringing policies harmful to the American people got through? Will the US get through? People are buying groceries on credit now.
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  1281. I have been seeing these titles... for three years now. China is collapsing... for three years.
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  1282. The RuSSian army is so disorganised, so even if the propaganda and recruitment works, they have little to provide for those recruits to fight with. And at the end, they will not get paid anywhere near of what they got promised, and they won't get trained properly. So recruiting an army of helpless bodies... I wouldn't worry...
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  1283. There was a joke going around, from the old Soviet era. A guy showing off with top tech watch on his wrist, showing time of many cities in the world. Then he bent in his knees to pick up two heavy suitcases by his sides before walking away. The companion asked him what was in those heavy suitcases. The watch man answered: batteries for the watch. Not saying battery aircraft is a good idea at this point in time, but see how far we have gone with technology. There might be some breakthrough in the future, and fossil fuel won't be here forever to be used at such a large scale as it is now. We need alternatives rather sooner than later.
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  1284. Just ads don't generally work that way. Their brainwashing tactics aim to imprint brand into your brain and when you are deciding between products of the same kind, your brain picks what it is familiar with, based on repeated advertising. There is a deep psycholOgy behind it.
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  1285. I have heard that when she returned back from Scotland even heavens cried heavily!
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  1286.  @valerieprice-wn9qb  that is false. The land belonged to people. End of. Jews had no right to kick (or ki-ll) rightful owners of the land and homes, in hundreds thousands, who lived there for centuries, mostly in peace, with Jews alike. Balfour declaration?
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  1287.  @valerieprice-wn9qb  I cannot see my reply, so let's try it differently. You know, the Earth once belonged to dinosaurs, too. What relevance does it have today? What gave Jews and Christian Zionists the right to kick hundreds thousands of legal owners off their land since 1920s? What gives them the right today?
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  1288. And my comment got hidden again. Someone doesn't like truth.
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  1289.  @jayhusayn6792  What better is out there? A dictator staying in power for life and assasinating anyone disagreeing with his agenda?
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  1290.  @LunarWolf-H8  apparently not when the crooks are hiding in private messages and even use jargon, evading key words detection. What do YOU have to hide? I am sure FBI and other agencies have enough to do with real criminals than monitoring your innocent private messages. If your child got abducted or your family member got shot by a terrorist, you would be the first bashing the services they didn't do more. And you have no idea how many attacks they prevented, that didn't make it to the public attention. Ignorance is a bliss.
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  1291.  @blackagent4754  Looking for safety from murderous Pootin's regime? What has he ruined for you? You think telegram now puts all your personal messages on public domain for everyone to see, or what?
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  1292. My computer says No. Others promised no logging policy and still logged whatever and sold further. The majority of us don't need a VPN. You just put trust into another business with your data. I am actually surprised that with donors and patreon, you go down this sponsorship route, when you claim you just want to get the word out. Does it cost you so much to film in nature and upload it on YT?
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  1293. @PaulJWarburg and please, don't try to impress us with deleteme next. Just as overpromising and underdelivering, as VPNs. They have no reach on the dark web to delete my data. None of these services can. Just a marketing hype. Keep your integrity or end up on the virtual landfil like others did, becoming corporate shills.
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  1294. Even if you have your own chicken that doesn't guarantee you eggs. The virus spreads easily. $10 for how many? Are they gold plated or what?
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  1295. I think I'll block this channel, too. Aura? Legal brokers trading with your data? How will you remove your data from the black market, where it is in the worst hands? You won't. But you paid for a plaster over a tumour. Fail. You really sell your soul for anything.
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  1296. Never had scamazon prime, didn't see a value in it, no regrets. And I tend to buy electronics from other, independent, sources, or from the brands directly. I search their website (not sponsored, that's often scam, too) and I often get a better deal there than with added commission to the scamazon. Or ebay even.
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  1297. I looked into the event viewer before, when my Win10 had problems. What I didn't understand, I asked chat gpt. I found this bot invaluable in helping me understanding computers, even fixing various issues or using unfamiliar software. Just always exercise caution and don't trust it blindly. It makes mistakes and its memory span isn't great. It doesn't retain for long what system you have and may give you wrong advice, irrelevant to you. It is more artificial than intelligent. Still very useful, nonetheless.
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  1298. Right now the us govt is suing Adobe over exit charges. Maybe it only need someone high in the ranks to get pi$$ed over the forced arbitration and a lawsuit will come by. Or a law.
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  1299. I am not frequent on your channel, but this is wat I think: The conflict between Israel and Iran alone doesn't bother me as much. Villain against a villain. You almost made Iran look like the good guy here LOL. The more Iran gets engaged with Israel, the less help goes to RuSSia. The same between Israel and Palestinians. I just get some popcorn and watch the information wars spreading from various sides, knowing I will eventually learn the truth. What bothers me is that Ukraine is bleeding for the inactivity of the US and the world largely ignores the fact Israel stole another piece of occupied land in the West Bank (nothing to do with Hamas) and the West still fels pity for Israel. That happened when Blinken was visiting Israel. I just don't get it. Why is Israel allowed what RuSSia wasn't?
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  1300. I remember asking about this. Thanks for the follow up.
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  1301. Free speech is a double edged swors. How long before the hateful and disinformation content will take over without strong policies and moderation?
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  1302. Seing the text "you're mental health" I have another trauma right here!
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  1303. No Trump, no Boris, no Berlusconi... there still is Putin to deal with and a bunch of other cretins in the wide world.
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  1304. Easier said than done in tiktok era.
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  1305. He was a 14 yo teenager, with a weak spot. If not the AI, someone else would likely exploit that weak spot sooner or later. Teenagers do take their lives over emotional matters, without manipulative AI. Saying that, the company producing this level of deception do carry a share of blame. And people need education to not fall for it, because it may be hard to keep the AI on the leash. Bag of fleas.
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  1306. This Turkish dictator has been denying Kurds their own self determination for decades. THAT is what is not in line with the spirit of alliance under NATO. He is doing to them what Israel is doing to Palestinians or Putin to Ukrainians. Any wonder they resort to terrorist attacks? Bandera group did the same to occupying Poland back in the 20th century - as a response to the occupation. Ukraine has been struggling for independence for centuries and now when it gained it for a brief period of time the eastern aggressor wants to erase that part of history, even wanting the kids in Mariupol skip summer holidays, replacing their books, so they get in line with Russian school scheme. WTF?
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  1307. I can see that orcs have made a little progress towards Bakhmut since then. Small progress but over time it will be worthless as they will be sent packing anyway.
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  1308. The antidote is 'mindful eating'. And that not only focusing on the meal/food at the time of eating, but also the feeling afterwards, how it makes us feel half an hour, an hour, or two after eating. And choosing the better option next time. This way I have learned to avoid most of those traps on the supermarket shelves and turned a blind eye to the countless new products that are thrown on the market, including the overwhelming variety of cereals. I have 2 or three I keep buying, one of them is plain oats, making my own delish porridge at home, adding sunflower seeds, a bit of honey, pinch of salt, raisins and pouring this cooked mix in milk into a bowl with a handful of frozen cherries. The hot porridge will be cooled faster and cherries weren't exposed to excess heat for too long to lose nutrients. Coffee with milk only comes with it and I have a weekend breakfast like no other. Tuna pasta bake sauce with adding pasta, tuna and cheese on top? Not enough for me. I also add steamed broccoli and cherry tomatoes mid way into baking, making it a nutritious superbomb what would otherwise be just junk. Sometimes I swap the tuna with chicken breasts. I get a praise for it every time at the family table. No pudding needed, the meal was satisfying enough, combining all those flavours and textures we love. People need to take responsibility for their stomachs and bodies - eventually translating into happier minds, too. A lot of anxiety and feeling low could be fixed with proper eating.
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  1309. Tried Oreo once, wasn't impressed. There are better cookies out there.
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  1310. Watching a presentation by a neurosurgeon on TED talk a couple years ago I learned the brain is literally hallucinating the reality for us. It tries to use what it is familiar with to make sense of new unfamiliar things. We all tend to understand new info from out past understandings. And he pretty much demonstrated it to the audience right there, to every single one of them, via their own experience.
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  1311. Slava Ukraini. I cannot say the same about Israel who stole another piece of land of the occupied West Bank about a month ago when Blinken was visiting the apartheid state. Did your media not inform you about it or did you turn a blind eye to it? Or are you OK with it? Why is Israel allowed doing it but RuSSia isn't? Explain it to me. Nobody wants to touch this topic with a long pole.
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  1312. I have looked on the internet for the pronunciation of Sochocky, but I don't think that is right. The original pronunciation probably was something like: So-khots-kih.
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  1313. In the UK she would become an MP.
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  1314. I guess the same mentality as Russians defend themselves against Ukrainians, on the Ukrainian soil... Chinese could notice that there could be a different version of China, not that hopeless corrupt system they live in on the mainland China, so Xi better cancels Taiwan altogether, like he did Hong-Kong. Principles or promises (one country - two systems) mean nothing for a corrupt dictator.
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  1315.  @skydragon23101979  well, just the level of brainwashing, cover up, and violence against innocent people (like those Uighur, Falun gong and others), also an apparent racism against non-Chinese people as some whites experienced in mainland China are a bit too much to what you can criticise on a really free democracy in the west. The corruption in China is unprecedented (unless you compare it to Russia, they are alike then). Did I hear somewhere that Chinese citizens are accused of maliciously not purchasing a property when they have money, because the property market is about to crash?
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  1316. He gave up his salary, to blind you, so he could take thousand times more without you noticing. Running a country like his casino, like his fake university, like his fake charity and whatnot... very successful businesses...
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  1317. Since Tiktok is Chinese and it has different algorithms than its Chinese equivalent, I consider Tiktok as an attempt of the CCP to break down the Western culture. They loathe us. They are as racist as one can be, towards non-Chinese (Elon Musk is a useful idiot for them). Tiktok users are sleepwalking into a zombie-like state. Similarly for Temu and other apps gluing the users to the screens of their devices for hours and hours. I have never installed any of them and I don't think I have missed anything, having plenty of content on Youtube and elsewhere. And I also ignore those reels on Facebook. Occasionally I hide them, they keep coming, but I just look at the pic and scroll past after I learned what they were. And the widespread Temu ads? let them pay for the ads. Don't install it, don't buy there anything. Let them bleed.
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  1318. Christian nationalism is an equivalent to Zionism. If you learn the history of Zionism and hear multiple Rabbis distancing themselves from the Jewish nationalism, quoting their sciptures, there is no way back to supporting Israel as it stands today. Israel was promised to Jews under condition of fulfilling the covenant, i.e. the 10 commandmens. And they lost the land for becoming corrupt. Today's Israel only exists because of stealing land and persistent and at times mass murders of indigenous Arabs over the past century. More and more corruption and injustice in the name of god. Besid3s, Netanyhu said himself in 2019 he needed Hamas, because its opposition was too bland to keep his agenda alive: suppressing Palestinians and the cause for their eradication. The same corruption as among the supposedly Christian far right.
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  1319. What an obnoxious, toxic, narcisisstic and manipulative individual that was! You should have sent him/her an invoice for time spent reading that crap. Twice! Time is money! I personally had to skip part of your reading of that nonsense, didn't have the nerve for it. They clearly tried to use every element of manipulation, including their kids (if they exist).
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  1320. I think it isn't that difficul to prevent being scammed. Just stay down to Earth. You aren't that important (or your family) to be kidnapped and blackmailed for money. Don't be greedy and want free stuff or money. No, you aren't helping Feds to uncover a masive crime before they actually knocked on your door and you have some relevant expertise. Don't blindly click on hyperlinks or get yourself rushed to verify your identity to the cold caller. If your bank account is in danger, it is the bank's responsibility to protect it. Or call them on the number on your physical card. Even a phone number in top google search can be scammers, google doesn't care as long as they pay for the premium position... stay vigilant and carry on with your life like if nobody bothered you with anything. That's the safest bet, especially if you live alone.
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  1321. Now bring some extension that detects irregularities not spottable by human eye. There will be some.
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  1322. You don't want Chinese to gather your data and sneak in a script that could bring your critical infrastructure down, like they did a threat by infecting outdated routers in use. You better let your own 'spy' on you if that must be. CCP isn't your friend. Never installed Tiktok and I don't think I missed anything.
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  1323. Even if Rwanda was a safe country, it would be a problem, because by deporting these people BEFORE they had a decision about their asylum status, is illegal. It is criminalising innocent victims of whatever they flee from and we now know that the majority of them will be granted asylum anyway. You cannot just move people like objects here and there. They also have their rights. Many have family members here already. Deporting them to wherever before deciding their legal right to stay violates their rights.
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  1324. A question: how many of those tiktok and other platforms stories are just faked? They are scripted to get the audience and cash in from naive folks wasting their comments on them...
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  1325. Five houses.
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  1326. What commies? It is a hard capitalism in China.
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  1327. When you are a dictator for too long, you eventually start fearing for your life like never before and can trust nobody. Ask Stalin. He killed members of his own family.
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  1328. Have had a phone that became useless after android upgrade. Sent it to the authorised service to fix, still within 6 month warranty. They refused to even look into it because of a tiny dent in the corner of the screen that wasn't causing any issue at all. The repair of the screen would cost me half of the phone value. Fcuk you, Samsung! Never bough another phone from them.
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  1329. It depends on what you want to trust about. That they leak your data? Sure. That a foreign state actor wants to take over your device and turn it into a botnet to bring your infrastructure down? I have reservations.
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  1330. Sometimes people choose to be alone so they can concentrate on their beloved art, and that focus can even take away the bad bowels struggle, for a moment.
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  1331. Re: debt: RuSSia can only dream about having debt. Nobody wants to lend to the country even if they wanted to borrow. How about that? And it will soon need finances pouring in, a lot of it. Just they won't. Pootin will have to start printing more money and let's see whether RuSSia will beat Zimbabwe in inflation afterwards. LMAO.
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  1332. How much contributed to this debt stupid folks mindlessly buying whatever influencers show them on social media? Clothes they don't need, cosmetics, jewelry, gadgets, Temu ans Shein hauls?
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  1333. Admitting not knowing is very honest and a foundation to finding out. Claiming you know will shut you the door. With the universe expanding all the time and at an increased speed as they say, we will know less and less in the future about its boundaries because they simply disappear from our observable range. You can only make a telescope so strong but you cannot beat the speed of light and the photons that escaped from our observable range if the universe keeps expanding the way they say it does. Now to watching the video after my first 10 seconds :D
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  1334. trash bags ... I repurpose the plastic from toilet papers every time, too. I buy in bulk, like 24 rolls, that is a large plastic wrap left afterwards. Charities are leaving me collection bags from time to time. You don't need Maltesers. Have fruit. You don't need Doritos. Have a toast with some spread. People, go back to basics like your grand parents did. They did pretty well. Or get popcorn kernels, a button of butter, pinch of salt, glass bowl, plate over it and pop it to the microwave. Cheap fast snack, and without those harmful chemicals they use for lining up the paper bags they sell it in. Try tabasco sauce if you fancy something special. They will get coated nicely :D
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  1335. Youtube seems to be blurring me videos at times on Brave, too, and I am in the UK. Time for some proper equivalent as a competition. Ebay already removed selling fees from private sellers, which is fantastic. I prefer shopping and selling there at the moment. Scamazon is digging its own grave with its greedy tactics. Genuine sellers should move from Scamazon and let it to the Chinese fakes, which are slowly taking over the platform, again, thanks to the Scamazon's own neglect and greed. Icannot wait for the Ladybird to teach Google a lesson.
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  1336. Not gonna happen on my local account that has never seen a MS login. I might even uninstall onedrive. That's over 300 MB of disk space freed for some actually useful stuff.
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  1337.  @ningayeti  have you tried flashing the uefi? I updated mine last month.
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  1338. I have heard a Christian complaining how MAGA wants to interact with Dems, but Dems refuse to have anything to do with MAGA. Like political opinion is harmless... well... until your chick is refused a life saving pregnancy termination for some ideological laws... or generally loses control over her own body. This is why sane people refuse to deal with those pro life loonatics who only care about the child in someone else's body but once the child is out (sometimes out of the child's body), it is none of their business and the new mother is in it alone. No child support, no less working hours, no subsidies for childcare... nothing. Hard capitalism and it is the woman (or girl) guilty of having the child. They both can go homeless... none of their worry.
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  1339.  @jarcadipane2849  one propagandist probed the nation with a suggestion the other day in the RuSSian TV, that people should donate some of their money for the country, like patriots... I think that gives us a hint what the nation can expect from those thieves in Kremlin. Interest? Dream on! Kremlin will help itself, ike Xi did, taking a third of people's social scurity from their accounts. And they can do nothing about it.
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  1340. 55 languages for aliens that will never see it. And if they did, they would have no clue what they mean. And if the probe reached some aliens advanced like us, in 10 million years (that far, because advanced life in the universe is very rare), they might not be even able to figure out where it came from and where to look to find us and the origin of this funny item. And we will be long gone by then, anyway.
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  1341.  @BMW_329  you wish. Looking at those plates, putting myself in the shoes of some alien from a million light years away) where would I start? What do those points represent? Those pulsars know now will be in different position in a million years. Which part of the galaxy? At most I could make sense of the bodies of two beings and maaaybeee being able to read the records. But would it still be readable after 10 million years, knowing how atoms 'migrate' and nothing really is eternal when it comes to a material, especially in such a violent environment as is the space? Those aliens can have a completely different way of depicting their knowledge. And it might get destroyed on impact with some asteroid, if travelling through the Oort cloud anyway.
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  1342. Looks like Amazon is getting too big to do things properly at all levels. There certainly must be a limit. Will it implode, you think?
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  1343. Another thought: RuSSia is not able to advance without announcing a proper war and proper mobilisation of RuSSians. So far it was mostly of low-grade conscripts from poorer and remote RuSSian regions and civilians from Donbas used as cannon fodders that were dying mostly. He is scrapping the bottom of the barrel to recruit more non-military men for this nonsense. Very few actual RuSSian soldiers died so far. But let's hope the war criminal is not going to change his strategy and announce a full war against Ukraine, cos that would be very bad for everyone. Even for him I guess. But he is trying to provoke his population into thinking RuSSia is under threat, so maybe even this move could be on the table.
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  1344. To me, hearing other news, it looks like the terrorist is preparing its own plebs for the news of pulling out of Ukraine, and, of course, they will sell it as a victory, despite losing like proper losers. Keeping the nation blind and deaf to the outside info, they will feed them any crap they want. That circus with nukes for Belarus... Lukashenka has no authority on launching them and LiliPutin would have launched them if he wanted (or could), already.
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  1345. Off topic: I think you need a hair cut, man... 😂
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  1346. Hm... who could object against people becoming slaves to gaming and spending all their savings on their addiction? Once the govt wants to help people and they are panicking. Stop living in the virtual world, with unregulated currencies. Get a proper job that actually helps somebody and leave games for leisure times, to be actually fun again. Get big money out of gaming. Go out, stretch your legs, get the sun hit your retina a breathe some fresh air.... well maybe not in China. Don't breathe much in China LOL.
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  1347. Glad to see this. AIPAC held and probably still holds Dems by the balls (that includes Kamala, no offence). If I was an American I would have a hard time to decide who to vote for and I would probably do the same what many Dems did: stay at home. We took a strong position against RuSSia trying to erase Ukrainian culture from the face of the Earth, but we gave all the military assistance and a blank cheque to ISSrael doing the same to the Palestinians. Illegal land grab, intimidation, disinformation, aparteid, genocide in the plain sight. And that after decades of ISSrael supporting Hamas to prevent the two state solution and crying to the wide world what victims they are.
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  1348. My understanding is that hyenas are matriarchal and these three boys haven't grown up socialised to that model, so I would be curious to see how it would turn out for them if they were released ito the wild.
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  1349. Rudy is a lawyer, holding the straw. Still playing it on a clause that he must have known that the info he spread was false. He plays it that it was true, i.e. he didn't believe it was false. That is one important detail for the defamation lawsuit to have success. The MAGA will believe him, because they are the delusional ones. Rudy isn't. He will need some funds after it all falls on him. And delusional MAGA are happy to pay to the creepies.
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  1350. 'Best before' and 'use before' or 'use by' are two separate categories of expiration dates. Buying 'best before' after that date means no risk to the consumer, just the expected quality might not be there, but this date is set well before that happens, if stored properly. You need to know the difference.
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  1351. Glad I am not a fucker, never had that crap and not shopping on scamazon anymore.
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  1352. After 10 years they celebrated capturing Avdiivka, at the expense of dozens thousands bodies, to brag before March elections, just to see this massive surge of attacks - still before the elections. Just RuSSians have embargo on bad news, in media they will go on and on about a frozen cat thrown out of a train in Siberia, and similar irrelevant stories. Occasionally they will show how drugs are wreaking havoc in the US, like if RuSSia didn't have the same problem, if not even bigger.
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  1353. And all this mostly for marketing purposes so they can sell you stuff... is it really that bad? Databases of all sorts get hacked here and there, your personal data already on offer on the dark web... and then come crooky services like deleteme promising to erase you from internet... and you pay, so a few brokers delete your data, but the dark web is outside of their reach. The three letter agencies will get your messages and whereabouts whether you want it or not.
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  1354. It is refreshing people aren't that afraid to speak their views anymore. Are the prisons full of those detained now?
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  1355. 22:08: "Why a number couldn't just shoot off to infinity"... infinity is a theoretical concept, it isn't a number. To me it is like an absolute vacuum with nothing in it, which doesn't really exist, in our universe at least. I find this note pointless... if a number shoots somewhere, it will be a number, not infinity. And this is within the Mathematical system operating with numbers 0-9. In a different system it would be different but probably finding the same problem in a similar exercise. Maths describes physics. Maybe there is no infinity and no nothingness in the universe as we know it. But it is good for brain storming.
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  1356. Just installed it on my 2007 Asus laptop. Uodating packages right now. Fingers crossed!
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  1357. I guess you are a Linux guy. I am considering trying it, a complete novice. What forum do you recommend? I think I will go with Debian, for having the largest repository of applications and the difficulty is medium (that's is how I understand it).
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  1358.  @oioisweetheart3500  add doing ridiculous or dangerous and stupid things on social media, for views and money...
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  1359. What I can see the pup was just happy to go out, didn't show much affection to the couple if it was them adopting him.
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  1360. Just started watching this video and haven't watched the debate. But making sense of the little info I have, this too much reminds me the pre-elections in the UK, with Sunak and Starmer standing against each other, each scoring points, but both having many shortfalls in argumentation and performance in the past. A man from the audience asked a very relevant question: Are you two the best we have to get elected? The same applies on the US. Is Biden and Trump really the best you have? Biden has his age. I don't doubt his character, but he also has been recorded to get confused, stand with blank stare, turning back next to Macron and luckily Macron saved the situation, copying confused Biden. Really, America? Do you dare to put this man as the equal challenge to the liar Trump? All those months of primaries... nobody better to be there to compete?
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  1361. Some Americans themselves have terrible regional accents, marginally understandable by someone who learned the language from a proper officially spoken English.
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  1362. Living in a calm England, I cannot fathom how people can still live in those areas regularly battered by natural disasters. Every year or so there is some destruction. I get it that it isn't the same people always affected, but really... your house can be next. Why do you risk it?
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  1363. Just to say a lot of free software runs on Windoze, too. But yeah, a new Linuxer here and exactly for the corporate redundancy of millions still good to go machines, I decided to give Linux a go. And paradoxically, I started with it on a 2 or 3 year old Win11 laptop I bought second hand, for maybe third or quarter of the price of a new one. So I have the best of both worlds now, when the need comes. Win11 on a usb, Linux on nvme and another Linux on exVista laptop I myself refurbished and tried several distros, 32 and 64 bit, settling on Wilma. Microsoft has ditched that machine long ago, not sure it would run Win7 evven. But with Wilma it is a perfect machine, still with a dvd mechanics! It even burned its own Wilma installation dvd, as it won't boot from a usb, that old it is! Bios only recognises up to 3GB RAM.
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  1364. I read a median is just about $500. Average is a poor indicator of what the majority can afford.
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  1365. I don't believe Trump doesn't know who the POTUS is. I also sometimes, since very young, say a different word than I meant. It happens. I even saw a number, said a wrong one, and wrote down the correct one. I don't suffer dementia. Somethings just go by habit, he does sometimes bring Obama back to the table. And it is normal not noticing you said a wrong word. It happens to everyone. Don't push too hard. Although I know Trump is mentally limited, with a limited vocabulary, but I don't think THIS particular detail has that merit.
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  1366. Michael Cohen was one of the lucky ones who actually got paid, instead of being sued by Trump so Trump didn't need to pay his dues.
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  1367. HDD sitting in the basement for years... it takes years to crack more complex passwords. Maybe, if electricity is not an issue, one could let some program trying to 'guess' the ransomware code to recover these files? Assuming the HDD would handle it over such a long time LOL. Or copying the encrypted content to another, healthier drive and keep trying there? Just imagining it. Could be complete bol🔒🔒🔒
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  1368. Thinking further... how about a network of computers (supercomputer) trying to crack particular ransomware, if it is one code for all content affected by that particular ransomware, worldwide and then releasing the code?
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  1369. Dude, is it the Russian Republican army flag on your hoodie? How are they doing? I am interested.
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  1370. I like that black mug: Bone to be Wild... great for coffee. Something to be used regularly. I would buy that!
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  1371. When you say Kazakhstan, it reminds me the need for rockets to launch from as near to equator as possible. When countries part with RuSSian federation, Kremlin is losing ground to keep launching its stuff (if they had any at this point). We could see how their attack on Moon ended last year. It wasn't a normal mission that is planned and worked on for years and years. It was a sudden decision to prop up the opinion of public when everything has been failing.
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  1372. You should stop taking speed, I cannot follow this. Scrolling to another thing.
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  1373. Netflix is mean. By not allowing to show a small part of the video with referencing, I am not going to watch it on Netflix. And I am not going to subscribe to Netflix in the first place. LOL
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  1374. This is old news, heard about it about a week ago. Are you recycling the stories from one presenter to another?
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  1375. I wonder what in deshedding shampoo makes it deshedding? What makes me shed more hair is conditioner, making hair sleek.
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  1376. Even his X is failing, a wild wild west for conspiracy theories, antisem.itism, QAnon style junk and silencing opponents, after he bragged about free speech. When you are delusional, that's it, you are delusional.
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  1377.  @MsNatasa12  I saw it. Invaders raided Ukrainian homes and loaded their vehicles with their loot. And one intercepted call of a mobik complaining that his commander took it all for himself, that he had none of it. Fairytale is that RuSSia is having a blooming economy and they will defeat the whole world. Even Shoigu threw his hands sideways when they asked him whether RuSSia wins. He answered: we have no choice. He knows they are going to lose. He is in the phase of accepting it. It just takes time.
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  1378.  @MsNatasa12  And I forgot that about a week ago Ukrainians blew up a factory producing chips for Iskander. RuSSia is on fire and can only blame itself.
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  1379. Looking back to the 2019 elections I can see why he thinks that is true.
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  1380. LMAO, data brokers are the least worry to me as most of it is for marketing. Put an adblock on, as FBI suggests, and don't be greedy to jumping on laptops for $29, like an idiot, when you get a flashy email. Good email provider filters most spam anyway. Fear those incogni or deleteme cannot address, dark web and infostealer, taking over your accounts without the need of MFA. Also health insurers, law enforcement, education institutions, all these CANNOT delete your data, and those databases also get data leaks. Or fake sponsorship offers, that will steal your entire YT acount if you don't know what you are doing and mitigating th risk LOL. Save yourself money, keep your eyes peeled and don't rely on these limited services.
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  1381. Tiktok provably curbed content critical of China and CCP, comparing with Instagram. Other western political issues were almost identically suggested by the algorithm and viewers exposed to them. CCP is interfering with what Tiktok users see.
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  1382. Monetisation. You said it there. Who pays for it all?
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  1383. CCP propaganda detected... that for how better BYD cars are and the environmental concerns... when releasing toxic stuff to the environment, there their green future doesn't seem to be a concern. As per deepseek: it just parasited on the Western AI, sucking up knowledge, burdening Western servers and their energy resources, and learned the Western AI mistakes, now getting hacked, because as it goes in China, it was a short cut copycat with quality being secondary. Besides, it sucks up all the data it can get from you, as usually.
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  1384. It isn't generally talked about that a proper nutrition would help to reduce a lot of mild symptoms of anxiety, depression, maybe even bipolar when the brain is not functioning properly. Insomnia is often a result of a sedentary lifestyle indoors 24/7, without going out on the sunlight, letting it work on our optical receptors and fix the biochemistry of melatonin and other natural substances in our brain that makes us ticking. We live in a nutrients depleted society and our bodies are calling for help. Even kids improved their behaviour and school results when their diet was improved, sometimes just receiving such an obvious thing as a proper breakfast. Give body what it needs and it will fix itself in many cases.
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  1385. He needs to be loved... like Drumpf. They are alike. Massage Drumpf's ego and you can spread him on the bread, so malleable he will become. A puppy.
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  1386. Calling for impeachment of these clowns assumes there is accountability in this circus. Hold my 🍺
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  1387. Looks like youtube is using this grey area and the lack of clarification in the law for their own benefit. But they could as easily add to their cookie policy this little detail, that they will run a script to check for ad-blockers and if the users don't agree with it, they are free to exit youtube. It is a private platform and it is free to set its rules, within law, of course. There is a very easy way out of it. I am no lawyer, but I have saved myself a few bucks by looking into the fine print and T&Cs and found some holes that I could throw into the face of those who wanted to rip me off, Sky broadband including. Someone with a lot of knowledge, money and time could take Youtube to the court and at the end we shall see on whose side the court would lean. So far chat GPT said this: "The ePrivacy Directive, which is currently being revised as the ePrivacy Regulation, addresses privacy and confidentiality issues in the electronic communications sector. The new regulation is expected to strengthen privacy rules for electronic communications and may have implications for the use of tracking technologies, including scripts to detect ad-blockers. It's important to note that legal interpretations may change, and new regulations may have been introduced since my last update. Therefore, it's advisable to check for the latest legal developments and consult legal professionals or official sources for the most up-to-date information on this matter." Otherwise Chat GPT confirms, the use of script for monitoring adblock isn't clearly defined. So the title of this video might need to change, at least to make it a question.
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  1388.  @plumage.mp4  In the video it was also explained how doing it in large amounts in factories with cheaper labour makes the processing more cost effective. And that the majority of this preserved fruit is probably consumed in Asia, only small amount making it to the USA. It would be more costly if it was processed in the USA for the USA market on the smaller scale.
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  1389. Two words: natural selection.
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  1390. Those conquistadors... looks like they got it wrong back then as the modern false Christians do it. You don't serve god when you are getting rich. That's not what Jesus asked you to do.
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  1391.  @colinlambert882  here you see the level of sheer ignorance among the nation. Ready to throw mud at whoever, just keep throwing. And these folks vote.
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  1392. Man, you are really sending the diabetes an invitation, aren't you?
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  1393.  @tekeous  One she can just ask others whether it looks good. Someone experienced, there must be at least one such person in the whole gym :D
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  1394.  @bobhearn7402  I am aware of that, but we aim to reduce our need and dependence on it. If Germany didn't shut its nuclear plants the whole EU would be at a better position now, at least regarding gas supply. Oil can be transported after extracting, but gas needs to be liquified first, which adds cost.
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  1395. What privacy? We need to be told we are being watched and for the vast majority people never get affected. I am happier for Feds to see my data than some RuSSian cyber criminal. There is a price for safety, you know? Once people were bitching about seat belts... that they felt restricted. Those freedoms! How are Feds limiting your life when they have some data on you but you get lost in the ocean of data of others like you? Should the terrorists be on loose in your countdy, or how are you imagining Feds should protect you? Do you have an antivirus package in your computer? Do you mind it reads every file on it? Ignorance is a bliss.
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  1396. When is Mexico going to pay for the wall? Asking for a friend.
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  1397. Farage, anyone? 😂
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  1398. Well, while those articles were quite hyperbolic (those RuSSian ones about the West are 1000x times that), the issue with eggs, then chicken meat, now with milk, are early indicators things aren't going the right direction in the Putinland. And I love it how multiple channels from Moscow or St P. are trying to prove to the wide world how the life in RuSSia on the whole is untouched by the sanctions... and redirection of public funding on the wasted war effort... there was a bakery now producing drones... so much effort to de.stroy a neighbour country, des.troying his own in the process.
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  1399. A couple days ago I mde myself a savoury flapjack, or oat bake, if you like. I used oats, nuts, seeds, grated courgette and carrot, finely chopped red onion, eggs, butter, herbs, and also cheddar cheese. It turned out lovely and tasty, portable, satisfying and healthy. Why would I pay a little fortune for junk that would make me sick long term and then pay to the greedy pharma to cover the consequences of my bad life choices?
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  1400. Bodybuilding should be renamed to bodyabusing, because that is that they do. Messing up with hormones is no fun.
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  1401. Broad population involves individuals not wearing a mask, wearing it wrong, not exercising hand hygiene and all those weaknesses that represent the weakest link of the chain. There were numerous studies on local level, like colleges and communities, where wearing masks meant a significant reduction of cases and infections. But you will find crooks in any field trying to push their head above everyone else and be controversial for the sake of being controversial. Controversy brings revenue, too. And internet is full of it and spreads like a wildfire because the average Joe is thick as a stump.
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  1402. I can confirm, Europeans are proud for their local produce and exchange of goods locally. They even preserve their own produce still. It used to be more prevalent, but many still do it, including my family, who keep sending me their own blueberry compot (adding into curd cheese for a snack), honey from Orava region, not the mix of EU and non-EU (i.e. Chinese) stuff, tomato jam (fabulous), or pepper sauce I add into arrabiata sauce made from scratch at home. I grow my own tomatoes, apples, plums, blueberries, now got a fig tree and a couple cherry trees, two strawberry beds and two thornless raspberry bushes. I am limited within the season, they obviously don't bring me fruit all year round, but for the summer full of fresh nutrients and flavour right from the plant into the mouth (raspberries were still fruiting in late October, mind you), it is worth it. Oh yes, forgot two varieties of gooseberries and a blackcurrant, too. I had one plant of sweet chili peppers, two bags of chopped peppers still in the freezer, for my next red Thai curry and arrabiata. I don't think I have ever tasted twinkies, I didn't like Oreo biscuits, I probably didn't have an ice cream last year, haven't been to the macdonald's in years and I don't drink much of sodas, it is sugarfree generic coke from Aldi, if it must be.
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  1403. Congrats. I cannot wait for those channels with AI content (generated by AI) to open their plate on the camera like this 😂. If they ever reach such a milestone. They seem to have a different business model: quantity over quality, zillion channels with a regurgitated content with a handful views and subscribers.
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  1404. Ignoring any such evasive and ridiculous messages or posts. Even on reels or youtube, which should be safe. If they try to lure me into clicking by hiding the key info I just don't click on it. Clickbaits aren't my hobby. And I don't think I have missed that much.
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  1405. Interesting. Heard about people who got their files uploaded to the cloud without them knowing. I guess that won't be my problem on LMDE6 Faye or Winn11 with local accounts only. You see that big fat middle finger Microsoft?
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  1406.  @David-q1t4d  these 'teens' already produce their own offspring and can drive, often being much nastier to each other (even stabbing each other). Don't fall for the emotional manipulation of the tabloids presenting this nearly adult as a 'child' and speculating about criminal charges despite knowing beforehand the police refused the case as criminal. If a teen told it to the teen, that would be OK?
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  1407. Before video games people did what? Neither they had it easy and crises were hitting them periodically.
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  1408. I play a number of digital games. None of them involve violence or fight or spending money. One is moving through levels by arranging gems, another one is finding words from letters on offer, another one shoots bricks from angles... a lot of digital entertainment that actually helps my brain increase synapses network instead of ruining my decision making skills, like many modern fighting games do. There was a research done on them. It ruins people's brains, especially teenagers' brains who struggle in real life as a result @gsomethingsomething2658 
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  1409. I think you are still describing China. Americans have issues with finances, that is true, but they aren't that bad in relationships or drugged all the time. That is just CCP's wishful thinking.  @beloved-child 
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  1410. Was it meant to pose as a library full of books though? Looking at the shelves higher up, leaning over the space of the room... how would anyone access the books placed there without some risky ladder or motorised high-up kind of vehicle?
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  1411. Your data is their prize, don't forget! You are just a milking cow here.
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  1412. Never had ths happen to me, luckily, but I have made, and keep doing it, backups, multiples. My HDD in the PC shows signs of wear and tear, like reallocation count going amber, I already have a sata ssd ready to take over. But that not before I have to switch to Win11. And the nvme slot already has Linux on, switching between OSs as I please. But I might put linux on that sata drive later, as PC seems to prefer launching from that one as a priority, regardless of what I set up in BIOS. My BIOS is simply in bed with Windows, what can I say. It alays asks for Windows on the blue recovery screen, and there is some chip or what it is that is dedicated to Windows verification. Not TMP, something else. It pays off to learn from mistakes of others.
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  1413. When I hear how orcs haven't bathed for months... I think most of those are dead anyway. They don't last long there. Hence the 'limited' mobilisation. The 100k dead is only of those documented. Many more went missing (killed) without anyone knowing where they ended.
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  1414. I think Peter Zeihan has copycats out there, saw some videos in the past, and those could be diluting his own subscription base, many people not aware they aren't looking at the original thing. And kudos to you, Jake, for avoiding the sponsorship. I have full package of antimalware and that includes VPN. Brave also has inbuilt VPN. And VPN still doesn't prevent hacking. People still need to be weary when clicking on things or downloading and running stuff. I don't have many subscription to channels, less than 10, but yours is among them. Keep doing the good work.
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  1415. Excellently put. What I am missing though is to bring to the light the vested Western interest for their ally in the region. For that reason I have a suspicion the West isn't not paying attention. They try ignoring it, perhaps to the point they cannot anymore, because of the domestic turn against the officials. We have a saying: a shirt is closer to the body than a coat. That's the reason for all those protests. And even the AIPAC can then go get stuffed. Americans have spent too much of their tax money for the aggresor to have a universal healthcare while they go bankrupt from medical bills and see no end to it.
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  1416. The longer this madness lasts, the more it damages RuSSia. RuSSia is the most sanctioned country in the world, so whatever damage and loss the West suffers, RuSSia suffers x-times that much. And the more it destroys in the UA, the more modern it will be re-built and RuSSia will pay for it with its foreign reserves. It just doesn't make sense to carry with this war. But nothing makes sense in Putin's head, does it? The more it attacks Ukraine, the more resistance they will have for longer years to come.
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  1417.  @ricsi4368  yep, just to keep the wheel spinning. We cashed on giving you a scam and now we cash on telling you about it being a scam. Nobody wants to stay behind in shame silently. They will want to monetise their shame as well. And maybe hope to clean their names. But money don't stink. Will they donate their past payment to a charity or something? Nooo. They worked for it by promoting it to you in the first place.
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  1418. I think it would be also good to add that partly the visceral fat storage is influenced by a lifestyle, but primarily by genetics. Our genes determine where we tend to store our fat.
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  1419. Looking at the map it looks like Nagorno Karabakh is enclosed by Azerbaijan and recognised as part of it internationally. Who was doing what wrong to those Armenians living there? Cannot people live in peace and accept the borders? Those Armenians who don't feel happy to stay can always move to Armenia. Who is holding them? LIke nobody was doing much to the Russian speaking citizens in eastern Ukraine, those claims were false about bombarding them and killing children. They could live there peacefully, if not Kremlin constantly messing up with internal politics of Ukraine.
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  1420. This zero covid policy really lacks knowledge about the virus and logic. And then there is the real estates bubble in China that is about to implode. China is reversing its economic growth day by day. I would get a brain aneurysm from that as well.
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  1421. It seems to be a fashion criticising carbs nowadays. What is wrong with carbs? We have been living on carbs for the past few thousands years... Isn't it rather people blame the wrong thing for the current obesity pandemic, already picked in this video: portion sizes and the lack of exercise? Also a lot of fatty food, like fast food that is laden with fats having over 2x the caloric value per gram than carbohydrates. And fat only fills you a little, carbs do a lot because they come with bulk, stretching the stomach walls also sends satiety signal to the brain. Insulin is a satiety hormone, too, if you don't mess up with high GI foods, which these Japanese foods don't seem to be. People often confuse the glycaemic load (GL) with GI (index).
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  1422. I can see that being naturally frugal has saved me a little fortune already.
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  1423. The music is masking the talk. Why are you doing this? One big point: the West has been big on frying, like frying everything, even the Mars bars. But it somehow became a common knowledge (a wrong one, mind you) that it is a sugar problem. Is it? The data don't suggests that. Well, 3 minutes in and I am moving on (a different video as the sound in this one is too bothersome to keep watching).
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  1424. Never underestimate women's observation skills.
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  1425. His life is at stake but it is out of his control. What can he do other than sit there and be quiet? Things are being decided on his behalf and he has lawyers that are paid (or so we expect) to be alert and mess around whenever possible.
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  1426.  @theragingben5393  not when they are mobile with their missiles and shells... dream on.
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  1427. AI generated news readers, AI generated news, AI generated footages of things that never happened...Almost like MAGA spread AI generated endorsement of Trump by Swifties....
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  1428. Dude, is your fluffy mic working at all? I have noticed previously your sound is not as crisp as other YT-ers.
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  1429. Gosh, I was so into this until the sponsorship. You lost me there. More apps, more vulnerabilities, instead of telling people not to buy anything that wants them to buy stupid gift cards or purchase anything to cancel any purchase they didn't make.
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  1430. It goes like this: Rich western people suck up wealth from poor people in poor countries (besides those in their own). So some poor people in poor countries try to make living by scamming those better off in wealthy countries. There is some balance in the universe.
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  1431. Man, your data is constantly leaking via various hacks from legitimate databases the organisations must keep on you. Just don't fall for the scams. Like don't bother paying deleteme for removing your data from SOME brokers, usually for advertising purposes. Install adblock and let them waste those who buy that data their money. Fight consumerism by spending your money wisely and purposefully, so you don't finance these businesses from the other end above what is necessary. Be wise and be frugal to fight this data theft. Life is better with less.
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  1432. At 4:00, reading that email, reminds me my confrontation on one channel, with Simon somebody, bald guy, showing his face on many differently named channels, some poopular-educational, when I caught them on misleading info, that Jupiter pulls Moon towards itself. I didn't like that info, sounded suspicious to me, a laic nerd on cosmology, and they truly were misleading there. But that response I got when I highlighted this, like what would I expect from the sheer amount of 'work' they produce, over several channels, maybe a few daily, or weekly, I don't remember. Why do I expect doing an in depth research when they have to produce so much material? I ended up blocking all videos with thumbnails having his face on it. And I had to do that repeatedly because they have many. Some team prepares the content and he just reads it.
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  1433. As I watch further, those AI thumbnails (like in weather) are also getting an automatic block from me. Also those saying like 8 minutes ago. Block!
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  1434. Pal.estinians are also sem.ites. That just for a side note. When RuSSians called Ukrainians Nazis, because of a few members mostly are a result of the 2014 attack, even calling a Jewish president a Nazi in disguise, but ignoring the fact of Dmitri Utkin and others taking photos shoulder to shoulder with Putin... the same 💩 over in just white and blue. How about the hundreds thousands Jews all around the world calling for ending Zionism? Also anti.se.mites?
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  1435. Another deadly pandemic would happen with or without our lab experiments. We better learn more about them and get ready, because the current development in the global society, our penetration into wild habitat and disrespect to animals by poor treatment, will only bring it rather sooner than later. That was the main reason for this research. I don't believe China wanted this on purpose. It has been very damaging for China. The initial denial and cover up were a mistake though. But that is the very core of the autocratic regime. They do it all the time. Like Chernobyl cover up by Russian authorities, or the sinking of Kursk and the cover up for 3 days. During those 3 days they had a chance to save most of the crew. Then it was too late.
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  1436. Someone said that a country is founded by war it can only maintain itself by war. Wise words.
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  1437. LOL, consumerism on steroids. You are a bit late to the craze, this was trending about a couple months ago. China's economy is in a downfall so it does whatever it can to sell the surplus. Many factories shut down, hundreds thousands if not millions Chinese on reduced pay or laid off completely... And with my crafting channel membership expiring a couple months ago, I sometimes just browse it to see what they have, watching the shows mostly for inspiration and as a background scene while crafting myself from the hoard of stuff I bought over the years. Temu is being pushed into my view, even on the app store, right above the app I wanted to download, I nearly tapped on Temu. FO! The same for Tiktok. Aggressive strategies to get into our knickers, literally.
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  1438. I am not even sure I registered Honey, to be honeyest. I became more frequent on youtube just in the past year or so. But if the sponsoring campaign was running now, being everywhere, out of principle I would avoid this software. Just the name Honey sounds suspicious to me. Not liking it. If anyone keeps pushing something down my throat from all directions, I don't want it. The same goes for deleteme. Having some grasp about internet security and weaknesses, I quickly realised that they are misleading people if claiming they can erase you from the internet. They cannot. Data brokers are just a small portion of data handlers, and there is the dark web where they have no reach whatsoever. So people are paying for service that cannot delver what it claims to deliver. And the sponsoring is also through the roof. Nope, not having it.
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  1439. RE tax on inheritance: you haven't created a new thing, the thing just changed hands. Who owned it before they already paid tax on it (either when purchasing it, or earning money and using this money to buy the then inherited thing). Similarly to pension: if you have a pension from savings from earning, on which you already paid tax, you don't pay another tax when you withdraw that money to support your pension. If that money was directed away from your salary and you haven't paid tax on it, then you will pay tax on that money when you withdraw it. I see the tax on inheritance quite unfair. At most I would promote tax on the value it increased since the last transfer, if it is something that goes for generations.
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  1440. An increasng amount of the US gas is a shale gas: difficult and expensive to extract, damaging the ground beneath. It is like a car going on vapours before it stops completely. Those reserves are limited and once they are gone, they are gone. With an ever increasing demand for energy, that including for crypto and AI, among other things, it only makes sense to start preserving the fossil fuel reserves and diversifying our energy infrastructure, globally.
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  1441. Any psy-op agent will try to convince you it is others who are manipulating you, just not them. Had one interaction like this with youtuber making content on privacy. Very knowledgeable and selling devices and software services to enhance privacy. He sked me how do I know I am not being manipulated? I am, by him as well. He scares the whole lot of followers and customers into buying his stuff. There is no privacy on internet these days, just these folks go extra milles to minimise the intrusion, at a great effort. They are the minority. If they got entangled with a crime, the 3 letter agencies would get them nonetheless. They also cannot prevent the number of legal organisations holding their data from getting hacked and their data being sold on the dark web. Deleteme and other services are doing a similarly shady business. They cannot remove ne from internet completely. It is a lost battle.
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  1442. Was it Matt Damon?
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  1443. Americans voted for tariffs. Enjoy tariffs then, America!
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  1444. Fab, glad to see democracy at work. Just a note, the nakba didn't really start in 1948. Arabs were killed by militant Zionists for a couple decades prior. Entire families and villages killed on the spot. 1948 it just got an ifficial stamp. So it has been a century of gross injustice, not just 75 years.
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  1445. He better enjoys the coke while he can, in prison he might not have a chance.
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  1446. If orcs have ammo stored in trenches, it makes sense to blow them up with precision missiles. Also near Orikhiv UA forces did a very well organised attack that the orcs didn't know where to defend themselves from first. Of course they were pushed further back. Zaluzhny (if it is him) have elaborated on that quite well. Which brings me to another thought: didn't the UA army publish a video to shush and not inform anyone about anything? Why all these videos coming out then?
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  1447. besides, the past tense of strike is struck, not striked. You are welcome :)
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  1448. Folks, Sony is a company that can go bust any time. Unless you have a hard copy of something, or hosting a digital product on your own hard drive or server, you cannot expect it to be there for you forever on someone else's computer. The digital world doesn't work like that. Never trusted these claims of owning it forever, knowing they could shut down any time. Not paying Prime, not paying Netflix, no Spotify or whatever service of this sort. Wasted money. Just down to Earth logic, whatever the companies claim. Like Microsoft with Recall... just up to 50GB data storage for screenshots that will fill in a few months, but it should remember your history FOREVER? How? When has the definition of 'forever' changed to 'up to filling up your disk space'?
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  1449.  @ancietman  It has, but it seems to get worse. And now removing the regulations that developers must prove their newbuilds won't pollute the environment nearby. Money money money, at all cost.
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  1450.  @Doggle85  Partly also people who voted for this corrupt club. W ecan already say that hard Brexit caused us a lot of damage and they are scrapping the bottom of the barrel to sell us some benefits. We are already rejoining the Horizon scheme, thanks Odin. Many customers were met with extra expenses when making an international purchases and there are voices for pulling out of the himan rights convention, something Britain was at its birth.
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  1451. Fake job ads are everywhere. Noticed a series on Reed, entry level this, no experience needed that, looked into it and they were selling a course. Blah! A batch of differerntly titled ads for the same course.
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  1452. Going Linux and that doesn't need any extra software connecting to te printer. They find each other via wifi and just print what I wanted to print. Isn't that great?
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  1453. Was Elon among them? He is looting the treasury and breaking apart the USA.
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  1454. You know, you can both be correct, if you understand that many obese people live in denial and will not trust a doctor telling them they are doing something wrong. To me it looks like she is sensitively applying psychology to change the mindset of people in denial, so they come with their own motivation to make changes (that point when you accuse her of the contradiction), without them realising they were made to make those changes. It often happens that when you release the pressure, people will themselves give in. But if you keep telling them to do things, they will resist. Some people will respond to the harsh reality put in front of them, others need to be tricked into the change. Each to their own.
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  1455. Because the war criminal Putin cannot stop doing this. He will keep throwing at Ukraine whatever he has, regardless of the losses. More people, more artillery, more of anything he has, until there will be nobody willing to go to the war. He keeps going because he cannot stop this without at least some success he can throw to his confused public as a 'victory'. Will it be the now occupied regions? Will Ukraine give in if the west says so? Without the western help Ukraine would be gone by now.
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  1456. 2 and half minutes into this and I see omissions in the info. #1 Palestinians (Arabs rather, because Palestine was home to Arabs in 90% and Jews in 8%) weren't pushed away in 1948, or shall I rather say: this genocide didn't start in 1948. It was going on for like two decades prior. West funded Zionists were killing entire Arab families and villages to make room for Jews/Zionists. #2 This conflict goes back to late 1800s and started with Christian Zionism in British parliament, and partly antisemitic Zionism. While some Jews dreamed about Israel as their solely Jewish country, other Jews in Europe disagreed and wanted the society to stop being antisemitic, not that they had to move elsewhere to please antisemites. This is a project of the West, which brings me to the #3 omission: the western influence in the Middle East. While we stood firmly behind Ukraine when an aggressor aimed to steal their land, the West was willfully complicit in Zionists and Israel doing the same to Arabs in Palestine, up to the point they want to erase Palestine from the map and try to deny the past. I was diappointed to hear Ben Hodges parroting the propaganda that Israel has the right to defend itself, completely ignoring the past and even present, when Israelis still keep intimidating Palestinians in their homes at night, just a couple weeks ago they uprooted some 2000 olive and other fruit trees, sprayed herbidices on other saplings... this is terror with the support of West while we are being told that Israelis have the right to defend themselves. I'll keep watching, maybe some of what I wrote here will be mentioned.
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  1457. GBMoose... scrapping the bottom of the barrel.
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  1458.  @markthomas7279  who is exercising freedom of speech? Felon? Only up to the point when he agrees with that speech. Say something not so fancy about him and you'll be restricted. And he pushes his $hit in front of everyone's eyes, they cannot escape. People in North Korea also have compulsory radio broadcasting wherever they are, constantly turned it on. They cannot escape. In short: freedom of speech is not only about what you like to hear.
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  1459. For a German you have a fab American English. Well done. I just cannot stand that voice frying. It has become epidemic, like those drugs.
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  1460. Quit Twitter long ago. Where do you go for this AI shite? I haven't seen any of it and I spend on the web quite a lot. Is it a different internet I am going to? Even that glue on pizza was for a photoshoot, not for consumption, I was told.
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  1461. Funny, I have noticed a few youtubers promoting this platform, never even bothered to go and explore it, as the youtube is such a wealthy resource by itself... Also the whole internet. Like for Stata program. There is official resource of info, there is a forum where you ask and dedicated people will help you out... And there is a youtube with many videos, too. Who needs skillshare?
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  1462. Only used VPN that Norton came with, for a moment. It wasn't a good experience. Not having Norton anymore. Not pirating, not watching stuff unavailable here, not under an oppressive regime, and when out and about I use my mobile data. If not available, I just look around. There is life out there, away from the screen.
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  1463.  @Blackfilmguild  switching the search engine is easy AF. You don't need to use google in firefox.
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  1464. Such a mess, the entire situation, with Trump, MTG, all of them. When corruption takes the lead... like a Tory virus, before Boris was ousted. Cons: true by the name, true by the nature.
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  1465. It's a jungle out there. A few gain while many loose. It is always a risk to try making big money out of a thin air, in the unregulated waters. Meme coins are another modern scam. Everyone getting into it must expect to be a loser, unless it is their own scam. There a 13 yo scammed some 'investors' 3x times in a row. Fools hoped to make their money back. Trump and Melania coins gave it a crown.
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  1466. It sounds awful, only before you realise that people rather returned their dogs instead of neglecting them at home, or torturing them, or even killing them. The society still has its human side. We always had a mix breed, never bought a pure breed. Mix are the best. Unique.
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  1467. Suella should be the fourth. She is a hell of a disgrace of a minister, ignorant about the law, racist language, hypocrite and dumb as a cotton swab.
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  1468. The malware these days doesn't usually aim to cause you trouble, it just wants to extract your data without you even noticing. Cookie sessions can be stolen even from a sandboxed environment.
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  1469. Good point of view. Thanks for your input. Nobody knows for sure how this will end. Those channels do it mainly for the income purposes: either via the adverts or donations like to Patreon, a lot of it going to help Ukraine, which is good. The take home message is not to get too stressed about the peanuts happening daily. We as viewers cannot do much about this, beside donating some money and help those who suffer in the war. I can see a lot of dramatic titles on the side from various channels. I have blocked a few for being literally just click baits. They too feed the cyber space with crap information just to earn revenue via adverts.
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  1470. Great. Just make sure you use the right distro for your bit system. 32bit ones are a bit limited and old, but there are options for those too, just I found the youtube jumpy on that one. Luckily mine also takes 64bit, which is a standard. So choose wisely :)
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  1471. This dog has such a photogenic look in that happy hoodie in the thumbnail... I was wonderig for days, then it hit me. Richard Gere!
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  1472. Great stuff, it all resonates with me. Right now I am changing a job, more active hours, less pay but hopefully I will enjoy it more than my current one. Never had kids, despite the fanily pressure was there. It is my life. They do them, I do me. No drama, just peace and contentment. But I do challenge myself, currently transitioning from Windows to Linux. I don't have to, I want to. For my future independence from the Microsoft dictatorship on how long I should keep my hardwars before they make me to upgrade it, despite my existing one is still good. Linux doesn't care, it just works on anything Microsoft ditched a decade or two ago, or more. That is also frugal, which I practice. Independence and being myself. Priceless.
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  1473.  @jj947  I see, not like income tax or a registered business. I don't even count VAT added to products or services as tax anymore. It is inevitable and one cannot escape it if living in any country as an average person. At least where I live when the VAT is already in the advertised price. I don't even think about it.
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  1474. @ waw, so you'll be able to claim two pensions then? 😁
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  1475. When was that? After he lost a number of members over his warmongering rhetoric at the beginning?  @davidfarrow875 
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  1476. Putin is following his last hope to capture Donbas. That area he hasn't got yet. Locusts still see some grass to munch on.
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  1477. I have a different story to offer. Since Feb 2023 (at least) Kremlin propaganda spread it that Ukraine has been having ISIS patches on their uniform. And indeed there was a UA soldier with such a patch. Just upon investigation, it emerged that the patch was a trophy from a Wagner mercenary and it isn't uncommon to put such trophy patches on uniforms. That image resurfaced just recently again, making rounds on social media. My conspiracy theory is: KGB didn't fail. They did exactly what IDF probably did: refusing the warnings and letting the events take the course, sac.rificing a number of civilians for a greater goal: have a reason to b.omb G.aza to the ground regarding IDF and unleash anti-UkraIne propaganda in full for KGB. This stuff is real in the world. Don't be naive. For fascist regimes the civilians mean nothing. And don't have illusions about Ne.tanyahu and IDF either.
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  1478. Re tremendous support of people worldwide: count me in. I never was into war much, more about seeing it in the news, sometimes saying something, and that was it. I found a new passion in me following this war, spreading the word, explaining the stuff from my learned point of view (also to educate my family member who is more a ruSSophile on social media), sharing content and sent some funds to help buying crucial equipment on the frontline and I am proud of it. I got a patch to show as an evidence. :D And I do love Starsky's sarcastic humour that has no boundaries. Clever man. That facepalm he did after reporting 5 of 2 patriot systems destroyed by the orcs... that was epic! The thing is that my country was also occupied by ruSSists a few decades ago and I share the Ukrainian struggle.
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  1479.  @blacksheep9505  As long as you can live comfortably on less it makes no sense earning more and be permanently dissatisfied. Money is not worth of your mental health.
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  1480. I have seen a number of female Tylers on Fakebook, quite new profiles, about a month old, pretending to be Ukrainian women, with a number of Asian contacts (those Asians love pale skinned women), with some stolen photos of East European young women, often typing in azbuka and highly critical of Zelensky. It was obvious who they were.
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  1481. 70 million, half of the entire population, ageing and sick... that including toddlers, women, pensioners... good luck with that! 😂😂😂😂😂
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  1482. At least you can praise NK for having one of the lowest carbon footprint per capita in the world. Everything can come with a silver lining.
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  1483. With bills in China jumping up man won't be able to afford running extra electricals.
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  1484. In the so called 'good times', if there were any such times in RuSSia, they had 0.5 or 1% growth at most. Now they are trying to tell us that the depletion of state reserves on scrap metal ending in Ukraine, with a massive brain drain, demography collapse, inflation, enormous uptake of unsecured loans, increased taxation, lack of medicines for diabetes or hypertension (let alone cancer), reduced financing of social care, healthcare, education, and anything else but the war effort, is a growing economy?
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  1485. In comment to how the rubber and plastics deteriorate on equipment... everything changes over time, just not the RuSSian mentality, it seems. That one is eternal. Besides, you left out the news that Girking was also arrested. It looks like Prigozhin pulled the strings.
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  1486. Everything is getting more expensive but most of us still have a wiggle room. I see no ads. Even on mobile devices I go on social media via Brave, not apps. There is even an extension to block sponsoring, unless talked directly by the presenter, usually promoting themselves. I don't die my hair anymore, I don't do nails or fillers, I buy cheap clothes locally, even charity shops have some great items, cooking from scratch often, my takeaways are ready meals: smaller portions, healthier than greasy home deliveries worth of the entire daily calorie recommendations. I bring my lunch to work instead of going to the town or cafe down in the hall. Just boiled 6 eggs, will have 3x mid morning snacks next 3 days. Also my sugar control improved thanks to this. My only debt is mortgage and student loan. I saw the stupid crumbl cookies sold fo $17.50 EACH and folks already in debt are going crazy for them! WTF?
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  1487. I have no illusions about Trump's racism but isn't it an overstretch implying tat gold trainers are targetting black people? He is all about gold and luxury, it is his signature, not an appeal on black people.
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  1488. Scammers pay google to have their fake phone numbers to trusted institutions listed on the top search. Google does little to limit these. Whoever pays, gets the spotlight. So don't even rely on the couple lines in the search engine for contact details you googled. Be wiser, find a genuine website and get your contact from there.
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  1489. Exercise helps to improve mental health, you know. Better than food. So off you go.
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  1490. Looks like these two vehicles were abandoned?
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  1491. When public service, such as educaion should be, become a business for profit, something will start going wrong. The same for prisons. Generating unnecessary criminals just to feed into someone's profit, is criminal by itself.
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  1492.  @xBrokenMirror2010x  I wrote it in a different context, but never mind.
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  1493. Did he make it to the Forbes front page yet?
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  1494. Lack of hydration, frequent use of NSAIDs, ultra-processed diet lacking antioxidants that protect from oxidative damage of delicate tissues (like nephrons), fasting during Ramadan with long days without fluids might contribute to this problem, along the sugar and high protein intake for susceptible individuals. In the past famine was the issue, now we are killing ourselves with abundance - of the wrong stuff.
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  1495. Being taller with longer limbs than most of her opponents gives her an advantage.
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  1496. Also, that hysteria about released TREATED water from Fukushima, the catastrophe of which happened 12 years prior, while the Tritium has a half life of just 11 years... China releases much worse stuff into its waters. Chinese should seek the Japanese seafood, not refuse it, because it is cleaner. Just another PR bu the CCP, to divert attention. And Chinese went hysterical over nothing. They literally cried like if going to die.
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  1497. Thousands of RuSSian men... be honest, Jake, they were thousands of Muslim men. Their nationality forced on them is their least worry. They are Muslims angered by Israeli colonisation and genocide of their fellow Muslims, for decades. And now, while the West just talk the talk about ceasefire, they keep supporting Israel in the apparent genocide. I expect more angered Muslims elsewhere in the world to get triggered. One did in Cambridge, UK, a few days ago, nearly attacking my female friend just cycling on the street, with a chain around his hand. He was brown, had antisemitic rhetoric, but she isn't a Jew. Get ready folks, you will harvest what you sow.
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  1498. It is like with that classroom joke, when a girl asks on the lesson with algebra: Teacher, will we ever need this in life? The teacher responds: You probably won't but the smart kids will.
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  1499. So the peaceful Trump has turned into a warmonger. All he now needs to do is to start drinking.
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  1500. To answer your question 'what's going on?'... Russian economy is going down the hill. Millions are unemployed/furloughed, prices of stuff went up and people don't have money to spend. That is going on. And it will get worse. How come you are asking this question? What planet do you live on, Russel?
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  1501. Gosh, I do understand I am being manipulated, or attempted to be manipulated. My phone number is in so many databases in shopping details, when you cannot make a purchase without giving a phone number, that the 2FA is my least worry. Besides, the 2FA is slowly coming out of fashion. There are apps with a pass code or similar being rolled out. I blocked all possible ads, so if they track my behaviour, they can get stuffed, they are wasting their money trading with my data. And you cannot skip having your data stored in various databases, like in healthcare providers, various governmental institutions... those also get hacked from time to time. One has to be cautious and not fall into scammer's trap, or having data backed up in case of some ransomware. I see your business model. I definitely see it.
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  1502. Over 2 months later and the RuSSians struggling more economically and even militarily, I cannot see how Putin would risk a total collapse of his regime in RuSSia if he went into a war with the entire NATO. Even he knows, in his delusional mind, that he would lose. He is already losing in Ukraine. His only solution probably is to retreat from Ukraine and sell another lies to his nation that he denazified Ukraine and so he let them be, like he lied about his victory in Afghanistan. And in the meantime RuSSia has plunged into recession for years to come, much greater one than we are seeing looming in the Western world. RuSSian skills and brains are fleeing to the west, the greatest 'commodity' a country that wants to be prosperous could have.
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  1503. Noticing that increasing rate of crap appearing on internet, recalling the times when internet was a safe space for geeks and nerds, it looks like that soon going off the internet will be a sane decision to stay real in the world. Once internet was a place of learning, now it is becoming a place for idiots presenting to the wide world what idiots they are. And they have ever increasing following base, proving how idiotic the majority of the world is.
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  1504. We have Wendy's in the town, but I have never been there. Not a fast food person, I cook and prepare my meals most of the time, being frugal. What do you eat for lunch and dinner? I would only have a burger for breakfast in my younger years, when I did eat some junk and after the disco night. I didn'tdo it, but that would be the time I would. Had a lovely wholesome porrige this morming, with some milled flax seeds, honey, raisins, pinch of salt, and poured the cooked goo over frozen berries. They thawed fast and cooled the oats at once so I could eat it faster. It kept me going for the next 5 hours. No sign of a metabolic syndrome by far. But I know tnat even slim people gorging on junk can develop diabetes over the years. The fat it makes you store in and around your liver is hard to get rid of. Beware.
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  1505. What a transformation and patience!
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  1506. I guess all those marching for Palestine should rebrand themselves as marching for Justice. Because that is what they de facto do. It isn't supporting Hamas, it isn't to cancel Israel, it is to remind us that illegal actions have been going on for a century in that region and keeping doing it won"t bring peace. Nobody has any right, let alone a divine one, to deprive rightful owners of their land and to concentrate them in camps, and even hae the audacity calling itself a victim. Holocaust was an awful thing, but nobody gives the Zionists the right treating others the same. This fascism must end.
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  1507. You have left out a detail about a legitimate UA presidential candidate Yushchenko being poisoned by dioxin, on Kremlin's order and the election of Yanukovich announced invalid, back in 2004 I think. Kremlin kept meddling with UA's internal affairs since forever.
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  1508.  @andyeighttre  "Sell all of your investments." to whom? People living in blocks of flats - what greenhouses and where are they supposed to have? Your vision is utopian, like the real communism. Unrealistic. Just coming to the conclusion who from the government should be fired when half of the nation holds to the one that other half of the nation wants to see out.
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  1509. One thing I have realised (not finished watching yet) is that by globalisation and industrialisation, where masses have access to the modern perks, thanks to the technologies more people can express themselves, build their knowledge and skills and contribute with their talents to further up the entire whirl of progress. In the past only the wealthy and limited number of people could offer their talents and expertise and the development was slow, limited to certain areas. Today even a poor boy somewhere in subsaharan Africa can share his art in some way, inspiring many others on different parts of the globe, almost instantly. More genius brains are spotted and put in use. Coding has been widely promoted for many years now, which wouldn't be possible without widespread use of computers. The sad part is that we go out less, don't appreciate good weather and fresh air, we suffer more with stress and mental health issues... something people of the past didn't suffer as much.
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  1510. All that propaganda TV content is for the RuSSian plebs consuming it with vodka and cabbage for dinner. It isn't for the West to make conclusions from it. But the West of course can use it to prop up its own strategy and pretend they take these clowns seriously. We know Pootin would not dare attacking NATO militarily. He would try to break countries from within, that is his signature.
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  1511. Thanks for this explanation. Even though VPN users would be of interest, if they don't do any illegal activity, they are safe. It's just secret services would waste time on them. On the other hand, if VPN isn't necessary, why paying for it? I have a tendency to resist what is constantly pushed down my throat, like countless channels promoting one VPN or another. I have it with my antivirus. I tried it, for like 5 minutes and then stopped using it. It made my internet sluggish. Using Tor is much more user friendly.
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  1512. 6:05 Dining with Prince Andrew... we know it won't end well!
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  1513. To your future projections about increasing the support to Ukraine exponentially - how can we be sure about it when the western countries' economies are burdened so much with the inflation and cost of living, and still not sure how they will satisfy their need for fossil fuels if they wanted cut off the Russian one? Do some not want to end this asap, with whatever cost for Ukraine, just to get their own economies back on track? Hungary seems to be one of them. Who else? Turkey is also watching its own interests and protesting against Finland and Sweden joining NATO.
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  1514. Exactly. Vote with your wallet. Bezos owns media, too, wanting to censor what will be published. Down the sink with this slime. Had enough of it.
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  1515. Maybe S Rush thought that when you play it with a game console, you can start the game all over after you die...
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  1516. The best cure for diabetes is prevention. And people wrongly accuse sugar of causing diabetes. It is excess of sugar AND fat. You can have one biscuit and doner kebab with fries, eating it for 5 years for your dinner and it won't be the biscuits that made you sick.
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  1517. Those ridiculous brands names, you soon develop a sense for Chinese cr1p and avoid it. Plus, Amazon lives of commissions. Proucts are often more expensive there than from the sellers independently. I bought an old fashioned HIFI system from an independent company, about £20 cheaper than from Amazon. Enclosure for a NvME SSD from Scan computers website. Yes, I paid postage, but with that still cheaper than from Amazon. Or the SSD itself, with a higher read/write speed from Scan shop than from Amazon, despite the Amazon's looked cheaper. But it had lower specifics for a similar price. I actuallly got a better deal with Scan even with the postage. And I can be more confident it wasn't a returned item as it often happens on Amazon, people receiving returns as new. And Amazon has a higher probability for fake items. So, paradoxically, I use Amazon more for the reviews, to see what experience people had with particular items, sometimes ask a question, and buy elsewhere. Pay the crooks back what they deserve.
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  1518. Bought a large set of Energiser batteries in my local shop, affordable price for the lot. Feeling proud.
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  1519. Why did Boris go to Ukraine recently? Was it arranged long ago or did he try to escape media scrutiny in the earliest time of this new scandal?
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  1520. Left out speed of doing things. Windows is bloated with a lot of telemetry and other bloatware nobody asked for. I had to remove xbox, cortana and other stuff, and I noticed you also don't have them installed, or at least showing in the start menu. I never had Adobe photoshop and only used GIMP, on Windows and Linux as well. Just basic things, nothing advanced. I remember how it took a long while to launch it in Windows, but recently I used it in my Linux (started working with Linux just last year and still learning), and to my absolute shock, Gimp was ready to work with in exactly 1 second! O.N.E. S.E.C.O.N.D. It blew my mind. Booting and shutting down Linux is also faster, everything is faster. Even opening a Word document in Windows takes ages if I haven't done it for a while. In Linux it is like a ping, right there. Another thing with Linux is, based on my so far limited experience: if you switch off something or uninstall, next major update will not put it there for you again. Recently I noticed copilot appeared in my task bar out of nowhere, after an update, despite I hid it before. I don't think I need to worry about this in Linux. In Linux you own your system, the system doesn't own you, like in Windows. And even that licence might be a thing of the past soon, if it isn't yet. They don't need your pitiful little money for the OEM licence. They just want you to use this adware and spyware for dog's sake. Just use it, don't pay us money, pay us with data. And here is another software you might like, install it. Please, user, install the stuff we want you to have! Also Edge, have you heard about Edge? Every few days I had a pop up in the bottom right corner even in the Win10 installation. It also started suddenly, without me asking for it. Constant interruptions with offers. For me Linux is different but also better, if you don't rely on particular software not existing for Linux. But it isn't a Linux's problem. It is a problem of the developers not willing to expand on this niche market.
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  1521. What kind of deal was it with the mortgage over 3 grand to start with? Like come on?! What income did she have that it got approved?
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  1522. When a chef comments on cholesterol in the diet as the same cholesterol (actually lipoproteins) circulating in our bloodstream... but don't worry, even health professionals still do it, despite it has been debunked long time ago.
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  1523. 'if you go to regions' - yeah, no gas, no running water, no sewage, a man in a hut stole the wooden latrine from the community to heat his house for two days and then he was cold again and the village had no latrine. A truck driver needs repairs of his truck after every journey and the spare parts are getting more and more scarce. And he barely can afford it... RuSSkij mir!
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  1524. how do you get answers on your questions about the wider world locally, when promoting uncensored version? The AI is not storing the entire knowledge of internet in its code, without access to internet.
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  1525. These idiots deserve to be ignored and forgotten. Why are you giving him a free PR, albeit a negative one? He wants to earn easy money by being a prick, and you do the same by bringing him to a wider audience. Before this video I didn't even know he existed. I don't have tiktok, never did. Why is half of Youtube a tiktok and other platforms' content?
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  1526. America cannot blame Japan from stealing its manufacturing jobs. America has been selling its manufacture to Japan. The same with global economic exploitation of developing countries. It was Americans (and other westerners) who craved greater profits so they sold the production to the cheaper countries. Japanese didn't come to Detroit to shut down the car manufacture. Americans relocated the manufacture to the third world countries to keep a greater profit margin than if the goods were produced domestically. Embargos or tariffs could always reduce the higher competitiveness of cheaper import. Some businessmen simply don't care that people they lay off won't be even able to afford their production from abroad... aggravating the burden on domestic economy and social support. They only watch their own profit and let everyone else deal with the consequences. And in the meantime, we have seen a rapid growth in manufacture in China, paying the workers a dime, exploiting resources, rapid increase for energy demand that couldn't be satisfied with renewables only so ever increading use of gas, oil and coal keeps cancelling our pitiful effort for zero carbon targets.
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  1527. And the reason is?
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  1528. And RuSSia has enough of the youth to send to the frontlines, so it doesn't need to steal thousands Ukrainian children? Dream on.
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  1529. Fools parroting the story that there is no war in Ukraine while never been there, is like flat Earthers claiming Earth is flat but none of them ever went to the orbit. We know this kind... and often it takes one joker to spread a joke and others will make it a reality of their own.
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  1530. Mr Beast: a shady personality being a victim of his own making, eventually due to other YT personas wanting to cash on his demise, digging and digging and digging, no respite. Pretty ecosystem here, if you ask me. Everyone wants to make a fortune via social media. Villains and those going after them.
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  1531. I have seen videos of Israelis, even in TV, something of a low profile like TalkTV, threatening to kill all Muslims. Dirt is on both sides, but only one gets a carte blanche for action by the west.
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  1532. So it is all about ads. Use adblocker in your browsers (which also access most of your data and could be misused), and their effort (and money they spend along) goes in vain. And avoid apps running with data turned on, like some games. They cannot really display you ads. Although some seem to buffer, if not paused while you use your data, and display an ad when you tap on their icon, I just take a pause, get out of the game and wait. Then going back (offline) and the ad is gone. Until next time. My mind and focus is much better without the commercial intrusion.
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  1533. Just to say, that cost how much this war costed RuSSia so far, it doesn't include the future costs for repair of neglected infrastructure and services, the lack of workforce and skills that fled the country and most of them will never come back. This war will cost RuSSia much much more than what the numbers are saying now. The demographics has been declining before the war already and now there will be even more severe bottleneck in the population distribution age wise. It will take generations to recover.
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  1534. Hm... I cannot evaluate much of the technical aspect of their videos or accuracy of data, but I find their format noisy and disruptive, not enjoying it to get some info out of it. They try to be engaging and funny, but they are overdoing it IMO. I am glad I won't miss much when I stop seeing their materials.
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  1535. For the record I avoid watching any ideo with a word 'collapse' in their title. It has become a clickbait, without substance. Crisis is more realistic.
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  1536. I am probably old, I have difficulties comprehending how can anyone put their hard earned cash into some anonymous code online...
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  1537. I wouldn't be surprised if those captured conscripts now having good living conditions in captivity wouldn't want to return back to RuSSia, seeing what a 💩hole it is turning into. And it will get worse.
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  1538. Some things take time. I wonder when will the West acknowledge and apologise for the mass murders of Palestinians since early 1900s.
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  1539. Putin: I will freeze Europe and get help from my Asian friends. Nature: hold my beer!
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  1540.  @marcusonesimus3400  sorry to break it to you, but dead people remain dead.
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  1541. Hmmm... me thinking after reading a few posts below... youtube is going bananas because it doesn't get the revenue it expects from the ever growing content and audience. Storing that content and building/keeping up servers costs money. If YT was forced to go to the practices when it didn't have such operational costs, wouldn't it be more financially sound to just shut it down completely instead of operating at a loss?
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  1542. I have never installed Tiktok app. Do I need to say more? Youtube and Fakebook are my two main platform I visit, mostly for entertainment and education (I love learning things). I learned about Tiktok during the first lockdown, but I was already busy with the two above that I never felt the need to have another platform. And so I never had Instagram, Snapchat and all those alternatives. My life doesn't miss any of those. CCP might miss my detailed data, including the altitude and my electronic facial profile (who knows what data they have access to?), but that is their problem. Never bought from Shein, or Temu which I have now noticed adverts for even in the Candy crush saga. The Pooh keeps trying LOL. Besides, even Google play doesn't have my credit card details. I don't make in app or on the mobile devices purchases from a principle. And if some advert jumps into the content I am watching, like on Youtube, I am never going to buy it. That if the adblock fails for some reason. My browser started to be funny recently until I refreshed it and it updated itself. Maybe that was the reason. No more youtube adverts again. Or in Fakebook. Phew!
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  1543. I can see why people on dating sites can fall for these scams. Their inner needs... my inner need is to leave me alone. I don't go on dating sites (anymore). And in no world I would let anyone from there put their hands on my money, one way or another.
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  1544. As it occurs to me Putin is determined to finish off Russia... Like in China the leader denies everything while the country crumbles economically and morally. Everyone can see it inside the country and outside but officially all is great.
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  1545.  @megatronskneecap  Not really. I can cook. 😁
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  1546.  @megatronskneecap  not afraid of msg, we need sodium as well as glutamic acid. No Chinese restaurant syndrome either.
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  1547.  @Manstrual  I have got a few new computing brain cells this year so I know what you are talking about. But still too many unknowns for me, especially at the BIOS/UEFI level, before all those usual integrity checks kick in and Chinese are masters in everything cyber threat. Nope, just out of principle. Enjoy your set up :)
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  1548.  @joe4849  I see, not experienced or skilled in that one yet. Will explore it. Thanks.
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  1549. Prigozhin is in no position to dictate anything to anyone. Expect his end quite soon. Besides that he had an army of untrained sorry corpses, what would the weapons be of use to them? He is simply trying to hide the fact that in the 21st century the old tactics of cannon fodder no longer works. Ukrainians have less men, less ammo, but they are better trained, better equipped and shoot precisely. And they take care of their wounded, they don't let them die there as they are not pushed for certain death without an option of retreat.
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  1550. What was that claim based on? China also kept inflating the figures, via various Ponzi scheme, the most known is the Evergrande.
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  1551. That hacked account, was it a sponsorship offer? With a document protected by a password? That is how YT accounts get hacked, as people mostly do it for revenue these days and obviously don't know the tricks.
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  1552. Earlier this year I also thought I won't switch to Linux. Never worked with it, myself in later 40s, no IT education... but the shenanigans of Microsoft made me to give it a go and I see my future on Linux. You are right that one of the factors why Microsoft is almost a monopoly is that it is one monolithic system. It is almost the same for everyone. The other reason I realised is (and many noticed it too) is that the vast majority of computers come with Windows, smaller minority are on Mac. Is there any other option for people? I don't see it, if not counting mobile devices and Androids, or Chrome book at most. Microsoft is almost a monopoly on the market and people never knew anything else so they go with what is available to them on the market. And for doing my work I had to reach to Ubuntu 20, as it is the latest Linux distro that has a client for Oracle remote access. Or some earlier Linux distro. Not the later ones either. And Ubuntu is half way from Linux to Microsoft, when it comes to proprietary software. There are other Windows users that depend on Microsoft, like for Teams, or complicate the system via emulation or Wine and Bottles, and that probably comes with other security risks. And although I will most likely go Linux as my main system next year after Win10 loses support, I will also run Win11 from a usb for those cases I need Windows. I hope the Linux community will make even greater effort to make Windows users to switch with a greater confidence in the future.
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  1553. Didn't I hear this a couple days ago on youtube already, even how she would bash somebody in the restaurant to speak English? Have you reuploaded it or plagiarizing somebody else? I am having a de-ja vu.
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  1554. Learning some new info here, about these weapons. I stand with Ukraine but I cannot stand with Israel - as a far-right turned out to be state. I don't agree with this recent attack by Hamas, they are terrorists having a negative impact on Palestinians themselves, but who is surprised this happened? I am not. And I don't believe Mossad didn't know about this attack. It is too convenient for a far-right Israeli administration to allow some collateral damage when their ultimate goal is within the reach: having a reason to take over Gaza and either push away or kill the 2 million Palestinians. Where are they supposed to go? They are too many of them and nobody wants them. This conflict is too messy and there isn't a clear aggressor vs victim here, unlike in the RuSSo-Ukrainian one where it is clear.
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  1555.  @nickmerix2900  I remember watching something about it and it was explained that it matters whether the bomb explodes in the air or hits the ground, or something of this sort. Besides, some radioactive isotopes have quite short half life, like tritium, some 11 years. Hence the radiation of Fukushima plant halved by the time they released already treated waste into the oceans, which made Chinese (outraged by CCP propaganda) hysterical about this, that they boycotted everything from Japan, including seafood, completely missing the fact that China itself releases much more toxic waste, including nuclear one, into their own waters. Radiation certainly is a problem, but within a specific context and depending on what elements and how much of them was used. Even with Chernobyl 40 years later, you can see the life claimed the land back in the nearby deserted town, despite staying there is still risky for humans or agitating the soil with radioactive isotopes. Those ignorant RuSSians, that dug themselves into the ground near Chernobyl after the recent invasion of Ukraine, could talk... if they could, some of them LMAO.
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  1556. I am not acompuer tech so I don't really understand how positioning horizontally or vertically is a problem. I can imagine though that vertical boxes allowed for larger size away from the desktop, more components, bigger fans, ideally more air flow... practical reasons. Why an angle of GPU ruined GPU I didn't get it.
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  1557. The youtube response, with that female voice frying her voice. Heeeelp! I cannot listen to that LOL
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  1558. Man, I hope you won't live to regret your move to this country of weird things happening. You may find out RuSSia isn't a country you thought it was. If cost of living and your faith were the two primary reasons... one thing is said in RuSSia and another thing is done. Siloviki have a legal right to be violent towards people, with no accountability to anyone but Putin. The economy at this point is in a free fall, banks suffering, infrastructure suffering, healthcare diminishing with common drugs becoming hard to get, planes crashing or emergency landing at 300x the rate they were before the war (4-5 per year before, now daily)... just a few points from the top of my head. And you won't get truth from the media. No independent media in RuSSia, all the same regurgitated messages from Kremlin, often word by word on different channels, proved. Hope you have enough funds for bribes. Welcome to the Wild East.
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  1559. And if you think that by being a pro-Kremlin propagandist will protect you, think twice. Law and order are just pretty words in RuSSia, like a mass mur.derer is a devout Christian, using a KGB agent as a patriarch. Stalin was systmatically liquidating church, now they are sanctifying his statues all across the country. You are in for a show.
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  1560. Nope, I am well informed. Too well maybe.  @countrysideacreshomestead2008 
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  1561. From a Russian in exile, an economist, used to build power stations In RuSSIA. Kremlin's aggression drove him to a safer place, like a couple millions other Rssians. Brain drain.  @Budu_kratok_40 
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  1562. You see how they come to disagree. Cognitive dissonance is a bi.tch. I am not Ukrainian, but I know who the vi.ctim is. And I too understand some RuSSian, we lived under their occupation for 40 years. Now they want their sphere of influence back. But Chinese also want their historic territories back, like Manchuria.
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  1563. In fact, Chinese are slowly buying RuSSia 😂
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  1564. And for that reason more people left the country than moved in? RuSSian demography has been collapsing even before the war and that despite the immigration for work? Now the ex-KGB Patriarch Kyril is begging RuSSian women for having children? Demographic bottleneck with a missing generation of childbearing age group and on top of it sending thousands upon thousands as meat waves in Ukraine. No wonder they are welcoming a family with 9 children with open arms. Mother RuSSia needs more cannon fodder for years to come.  @babyboo7741 
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  1565. You can make fun of me all you want, it won't be me living the reality that comes after the March 'elections'.  @TheBetaJulietta 
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  1566. Finland also has extensive bunkers network underground, having it in law that houses of certain size must have a bunker underneath. They are already using them for leisure and have them stocked up. These bunkers could pretty much hide most of the Finnish population, especially in cities. Russians would not stand a chance.
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  1567. When the financing of mental health support gets gutted and adult men behave like this. Trump cannot help himself to stay awake and keep gas in, how can he save some delusional weirdo smoking whatever?
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  1568. It doesn't. He just made it up, trying to improve his PR. Millions educated and skilled RuSSians fled the country since the war. There is nobody left to develop anything significant. Even their rushed Moon mission was a fiasco.
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  1569. Never believed these pushes, ever. If someone pushes it down my throat from all sides, I just don't want it. I was even late with adopting current fashion trends, since young. I used to have some e-coupon discount extension but I ended up never actually using it. I prefer to explore the web and look by myself. Did that with a self heating lunch box from a Swiss company. They also sell on scamazon, but I got a much better deal on their own website, and a free charging power plug. That's Bezos skipped and all money went directly to the company. I am no longer using that extension, learned some time ago they are just another data miners for sale. There is another misleading service called deleteme, claiming to delete you from internet. That is just not true. Dark web is also internet and they have no reach to it. Neither they can delete your data from countless databases of businesses or governmental and other institutions, which also get hacked. Someone should look into this problem too, because I am sick and tired having it promoted by everyone around. Such a disappointment over many youtubers I used to like, just to see them promoting a scam.
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  1570. I read it you should keep emergency food and ater under the bed. 😂 @ireneg9742 
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  1571. Who said you have to have Windose sitting inside your machine? I have LMDE on the single nvme and occasionally launch Windose from a USB. So far the only difference I found out is I cannot hibernate it on USB. Today I am going to replace a hdd in another machine with sata ssd with cloned LMDE and try Windose on additional lvme drive, with dual boot system from Linux that controls the whole thing, Windose only playing the second parte, again. If it won't work, Windose will go on the USB again. Kingston has some super fast usbs, you almost don't notice the difference in speed. You just need a special software first to make the Windose run from the external usb like if it was inside the machine. Simply cloning it on the USB might not work. My original nvme with installed Windose from factory, put into an encosure, didn't.
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  1572. And thirdly, you seem to be amazed by the nuclear fusion. As a cosmology and particles physics nerd, I can tell you it is not that simple. Fusion happens in nature in massive objects like our Sun, via gravity. That is an extreme amount of energy we don't have much of at our disposal, to make this technology work for us on a larger scale. We just don't. It looks good in the lab on a small scale, but using it to power entire cities or countries? And planes, ships and trucks? I don't see it coming anytime soon. If we even managed to create a reactor large enough to power a city, there are safety concerns and other limiting factors. There are limits in physics and that also means no interstellar travel for us without causalties or failures of other sort. It is a hostile environment out tere, and either travelling fast or slow would mean death to the crew from the radiation out there. Creating a shield like in the star trek requires a lot of additional energy, at the expense of propulsion. That shield we enjoy on Earth is again a legacy of the mass of matter we sit on. Mars has lost this feature for being smaller and cooled down already.
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  1573.  @nicolasolton  Indeed! LOL
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  1574. Putin, after 10 days of Kursk catastrophe, summons Stalin’s ghost : Stalin: “What’s happened?” Putin: “Nazis are at Kursk! My armies are beaten! What should I do?” Stalin: “Do like me in 1943. Send the best Ukrainian troops to the front, and ask the U.S. for arms!”
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  1575. I don't remember when I watched a Hollywood movie last time, never been to Disneyland, I prefer documentaries and similar educational content, BBC has plenty. As a kid I remember playing a game, a wolf catching eggs on 4 slots at an increasing speed, an electronic game, it had written Elektronika in azbuka and the wolf was a character from very funny Soviet cartoon series Nu Pogodi (wolf chasing a bunny and setting up traps). My neighbours had a similar game, a diver trying to reach a treasure avoiding the tentacles of a massive octopus. That was 80s and 90s. But I also bought sharpie highlighters back around 2000, made in USA and they still work! A bit chunky ones, plenty of ink in them, not used heavily. Last year I bought cheap highlighters in Wilko, made who knows where (probably China) and one was dry already. Things were made to last in the past, but also a country of origin could mean a better quality. Although I don't expect modern Sharpies last as long. I mentioned the RuSSian device in reference to a previous video of this kind. There were better times in that part of the world.
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  1576.  @Алексей-ч2ф9л  I cannot tell 30 years later, but it was produced in the USSR and exported. Back in those days Sojuz invested into R&D and had a bunch of clever people doing stuff. They were the first sending Sputnik up, to the panic of the West.
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  1577. I guess that the large part of those 220k 'RuSSian' soldiers were recruits from Donbas, i.e. Ukrainians. Confused and mostly pro-RuSSians, but not RuSSians by definition.
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  1578. Try eating Chinese street food, with the sewer oil, toxic colourants, off meat washed and pampered in spices... go and try. They even spray rocks and dead dry conifers with a green paint to look good for propaganda.
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  1579. Waw, what a bizarre world we are living in. Fron a sane mind this stupidity is unfathomable, like I can't even...
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  1580. Depending on who will take over. There is a power vacuum and no guarantee that the religious fundamentalists will be much better. We shall wait and see.
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  1581. I purchased an MS office into my PC exactly for not willing to be fleeced for using the 365 one. I am not using it daily. When this software I have will be useless, I will probably switch to the open source ones. I tried one before, not a big deal, even created type in form on it. But because at work and everywhere MS office applicatoins are used, I financed this pack once and for all so I am familiar with the functions and layout. Let's see what they try to disable me using it in the years to come.
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  1582. All it needs now for the anti war Trump is to start drinking.
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  1583. Sponsorships on YT are like those faces on the Forbe's cover: sooner or later all get exposed for fraud. LMAO.
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  1584. Never subscribed to 365 for personal use. I bought a ready made installable MS Office and after about 2 years I am using it for free, when comparing for 365 subscription. And what's more, now going to try Linux and the Libre office as an alternative, so yeah... I never found cloud attractive and did my best to not use it for anything. Once I backed up my phone to a little used google account and then regretted it, out of principle, because Pixel phone didn't give me many options, unlike for other phones. Luckily, not much sensitive data there, not something the hackers wouldn't already have from other databases over the years. What an employer wants me to do with their documents, is their business. I haven't even got their bloated licence for Trellis on the company's expense.
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  1585. you almost got me there with the chat gpt: how can chat gpt read my documents on the pc? ChatGPT ChatGPT can read documents on your PC by having you upload them here. Once you upload the files, I can analyze their content and assist you with any questions or tasks related to the documents. Here's how you can upload a file: Click on the file upload button (usually represented by a paperclip icon or a "Upload File" button). Select the document you want to share. Once the file is uploaded, I'll be able to access its content and help you accordingly. Feel free to upload the document you need help with! no thanks ChatGPT No problem! If you have any questions or need assistance with specific parts of your documents, you can copy and paste the relevant text here. I'm here to help with whatever you need!
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  1586. Sharing a lot of thoughts with you. Even disabled mic and camera in bios in my Win11 LMAO. Not going to use it for zoom or anything of this kind. No smart devices in the house either, besides the smart TV and watching mostly freeview. The Win11 SSD will be pulled out and replaced with a much larger hard drive instead, with Linux. I am done with Microsoft. For work on a work device - it is their stuff on Win11, but that will not be my main device for all my activities.
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  1587. Saying there are no victims here is false. When you share any content, especially pirated one, malware comes with it. Don't tell me people with crashed systems or stolen identities due to trojans aren't victims.
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  1588. RE Nuclear power plants in Germany: what nuclear fuel were they using? There are different types and the plants are built differently for those different fuels (I have been told). You cannot supply just any fuel to any plant. If they were built for the RuSSian fuel, I would understand. Can someone answer this question for me? Not that this was the main reason for shutting them down (which I think was a stupid thing to do, as you say), but if they were reliant on the RuSSian nuclear fuel supply, that would justify their closure a bit.
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  1589. Was weight lifting a bit while listening about female body dysmorfia here. I am nearing 50 in a few years, but I am so glad I grew up without social media. I absolutely adore cat ladies and alikes, who are completely true to themselves and put no mask on for the world. They are my inspiration. Still awaiting a first grey hair, but when they come I'll wear them with pride. Never had botox or fillers. Proud of it and admiring all people who didn't fall for this trap. The users are waking up to the reality that botox and fillers are ruining their faces. They have been sold lies.
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  1590. what?
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  1591. At least the university was a scam. Like Trump himself.
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  1592. The fact the joke never considered the situation he was breaking the law on the camera... maybe Michael had enough of him and he decided to let him go down with this evidence? Never heard of this joke, so cannot tell.
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  1593. Finally the junk food costs what it should. To make people rethink their eating habits. They will benefit down the line, that's for sure.
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  1594. Those panel homes look pretty neglected, unlike those in Ukraine the orcs destroyed. They cannot stand someone is having it better, can they? I cannot understand how someone can prefer living under Russian occupation. Move to Russia, if you aren't happy. Nobody is holding you. Soon you will realise your mistake.
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  1595. Why do you need to update anything when the package is on the way? I even questioned an email from our department a couple times, whether it was genuine... I am sure they didn't mind, when falling for scams is so easy. Me older non tecchy colleague did click on a link and the IT went berserk. They knew very shortly about it.
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  1596. Watched on Panorama on BBC couple days ago how the locusts (or bipedal worms) use drones with thermal vision and drop grenades on UA formations in the field and the medical assistant, a pretty lady said that in those time they have the most causalties at night. I know UA use drones, too but all I saw was during daylight, often complaining about fog and adverse weather. Why can the locusts do it better? Beat them!
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  1597. That lovely waitress did a great PR to the restaurant and they fired her. I think some other restaurant should hire her and let her promote their business the best she can, for extra pay. Good luck, girl!
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  1598. If you are forced out from where you want to be, why not leaving a replacement there, to carry on the service? I still don't know who is behind the ultra AV.
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  1599. Them cats - if you had vegetables and rice, they would probably leave it alone. Just not bread. I have seen cats going crazy over bread... looks like they love junk, too LOL
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  1600. Did my little thing: restored my ex vista laptop back to life with Linux, also bought a newish second hand business class laptop with Win11 to learn Linux. My third Win10 AIO will also get converted soon, with Win running either from a usb or virtual machine (both already tested on the newish machine with success). I feel like a salvage queen at this point LOL, nearing 50, learning all this stuff just this year. I hate wasting stuff and being milked for cash like a cow.
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  1601. Russian economy has got it on the chin pretty badly. Those poor folks don't even have money to spend on now overpriced items. They better save their little money they have, cos it will get worse.
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  1602. Not just youtube. Google in general. Scammy contacts get the premium position, sponsored, they paid for their privilege to be listed on top. Money talks.
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  1603. Re encryption at 13:00 time - what is encryption worth when you download malware, while you are logged (hence encryption not in use as such) and they encrypt your files you have in front of you, along exfiltrating the sensitive data to them? You activated their malware while logged into your system (unless having files encrypted on top of it that you would need to decrypt them manually while you are logged into your system). Am I missing something? The standard use of encryption, like for Windows systems, is only worth for somebody trying to read the disk before logging in or in a different machine. Without the encryption key they cannot do it. But unless you have your files encrypted additionally, the hacker can read them just as easily as you once you log in.
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  1604. Rescuezilla is my tested method that always worked for me. Create a Ventoy usb. Put a rescuezilla iso file on it, boot from that iso file by pushing Ventoy up in BIOS and follow the prompts. Easy. Even easier than older Clonezilla. But Clonezilla still has a 32bit version for old systems. Once I managed to clone my Linux ystem by a command, but I prefer the GUI system, naturally.
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  1605. What Trump has to do with someone's American wife? As a president wannabe, it shuld be everything. President of all Americans... but that didn't make a connection in his ostrich brain.
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  1606. Gosh, why would I want to have everything electrical connected to anything else than power? Why? Smart homes? To gain control over my daily life by a switch by someone else? Thanks, but no, thanks. I'll remain behind rather, the good old days management of life, not even having Alexa and always being several models of the smartphone behind the current trend, holding onto it for years, saving a little fortune along.
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  1607. Something is telling me, that like an unflashable turd, she will be back, trying it for the lucky third time. She has no spine and will pull through the smallest cavity, like an octopus.
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  1608. China, like if the world needed even more of their cheap low quality stuff. Those making regular shopping on Temu are directly contributing to the demise of their own economies. A lot of Temu stuff is copycat, ruining original businesses they copy from, and is often full of harmful chemicals that aren't allowed in the domestic produce. That their electricals is a life hazard goes without saying.
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  1609. I am the opposite, playing games on mobile device, offline, never spending a penny on it and avoiding ads as much as possible. If I cannot play it offline, I won't play it. Candy crush saga was an exception, but gave up on that one when noticing the tricks, I won a level but it behaved like I didn't. And it was a difficult one, above level 3000, or 4000 even, after some 6 years of playing, using a few bonuses I earned by persistent playing, no money spent. Byeee, game. It should be fun, not a tragedy. But my neighbour fell into this gambling trap, spent a lot of money. She died but her partner is still paying back what she lost. Awful situation.
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  1610. Scottish Sun? When in the year can we see it? 😂
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  1611. How is e-bay on this? They take a fee and send money directly to my bank account when I sell something. I haven't had a need to refund anyone yet, so I cannot say. Just interested.
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  1612. like what? Annexing territories still under Ukrainian control, losing 50% of what it originally took over in Feb 2022, repeated mobilisations despite announcing no mobilisation at the beginning, the second best army in the world became the second best army in RuSSia, brain drain of up to 3 million skilled and educated people, with hundreds thousands lacking taxi drivers, IT men, doctors, police officers, failing demographics so they have to punish women for not wanting to have children... lacking insulin, blood pressure drugs, buying eggs in single items and if you have more than 3 in your fridge you are classified as middle class... riiiight! Ah, and Finland and Sweden joining the NATO... quadrupling the NATO border with RuSSia.... yeah... which objective wasn't met?  @ctherats6023 
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  1613.  @chrisjlee2013  are you sure: "Tesla is guiding a ramp-up to 250,000 Cybertrucks per year in roughly 18 months, which would put that milestone in mid-2025."
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  1614.  @chrisjlee2013  On the side note: there has been an overproduction of EVs of all kinds, now rotting on idle, unsold, China flooding market with its own subsidised electric coffins... I don't see it too positive that all those $100k and over (i.e. expensive) cybertrucks will have a high demand either.
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  1615.  @danamunteanu3866  and what exactly is wrong on what I wrote? Or are you saying Medvedev is wrong? He indeed is.
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  1616.  @drakoxd29  As my other comment says: "Is this hypothesis verified by bodybuilders and sprinters, regularly performing anaerobic exercise? I think this professor is confusing the cause of cancer developing vs proliferating. It DOES have a genetic origin. There are clear mutations linked with particular cancers. Food can contribute to growth of cancers, and partially by triggering mutations via pollutants or excessive oxidising stress, especially in junk consumers, lacking protective compounds from fruits and veggies they don't consume. Consuming glucose has little to do with it, if it is as part of a healthy and balanced diet. Processed oils are also inflammatory and cancer promoting. French fries anyone?"
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  1617.  @drakoxd29  I cannot see my response, so trying again: "Is this hypothesis verified by bodybuilders and sprinters, regularly performing anaerobic exercise? I think this professor is confusing the cause of cancer developing vs proliferating. It DOES have a genetic origin. There are clear mutations linked with particular cancers. Food can contribute to growth of cancers, and partially by triggering mutations via pollutants or excessive oxidising stress, especially in junk consumers, lacking protective compounds from fruits and veggies they don't consume. Consuming glucose has little to do with it, if it is as part of a healthy and balanced diet. Processed oils are also inflammatory and cancer promoting. French fries anyone?"
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  1618. RuSSians are on the job, too.  @kathyweis7451 
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  1619.  @Lifes-little-moments  by doing things you mean scamming people and the taxpayer? Making ridiculous statements on media to artificially prop up his market shares value? Tweeting almost 24/7 and pushing through disinformation and propaganda? And fearing that if Trump loses he'll go to jail? I mean Musk, but Trump should go there, too.
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  1620. LOL, what a showman. And a herd of plebs swallowing every word he says. Sad state of affairs in the world.
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  1621. This is a thank you from the crowd for subsidising their eating out during pandemic LOL. Was a pint of beer not included back then that they are furious?
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  1622. I don't think Trump won unfairly this time. A lot of lies in the media but the Dem's defeat was of their own making. AIPAC can congratulate themselves.
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  1623. Master of impersonation of BoJo. ROFL
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  1624. Regarding the compulsory English lessons in Russian schools, you may want to know that during the RuSSian occupation of the Eastern Europe they had it rather forbidden and had RuSSian compulsory instead. And as most Russians don't know much English after those years at schools, most European people didn't speak Russian well even after 8 years of lessons.
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  1625. Re new vs used car: with new you know its history. You never know all truth about a used one. People upgrading cars every couple years never treat them nicely. So by saving yourself 30% value you may need to spend the money on repairs pretty soon. And be etuck with a broken car for a while.
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  1626. That fine of Meta was just a slap on the wrist. No, I am not happy it was fined only that little.
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  1627. Man I like your videos but watching you I cannot unsee that you look like on saline, with that white earphone wire connected to the mic. LOL
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  1628. I know several Americans/South Africans who also travelled China, even lived there for a decade, got spouses from China, and had to flee for exposing the not so nice face of China.
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  1629. Bully begging bystanders not to intervene while he is kicking the victim on the floor, cos it will lead to escalation... riiight!
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  1630. I once watched, unprepared, not knowing what I was going to see, a video titled Russian soldier. It was maybe 20 years ago and perhaps related to the Chechen war. A conscious man had his head cut of with a nasty army knife, with all the sounds coming with it. I was like ill for the next 3 days and I knew I didn't want to see anything like this ever again. Whoever wants to see something like this again, needs to ask themselves a question what kind of human they are. It is sickening. Saying that, I wouldn't hesitate to protect my life and use any weapon necessary, so I am not really a softie.
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  1631. At least she is trying creating her original content, while you are doing what she wants to do, but bashing others' personal stories.
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  1632. Racism being a learned behaviour isn't that straightforward. Ethnocentrism is pretty innate in us, it meant a survival advantage, not trusting unfamiliar and sticking to your tribe. If you grew up in exclusively white society, you would be suspicious against differently looking people and that not because you learned to be a racist, but because you were not conditioned into accepting all physical differences from a young age. The same goes from the perspective of other ethnics towards whites. Weren't the conquistadors considered as ghosts with their pale skin by native tribes, wherever they went? Saying that, Trumpsters have no reason to be racists in this day and age. On the other hand, I remember an advert by BBC, looking for non-white job candidates to increase their ethnic diversity. We need to be careful not to throw a baby with the bath water when trying to be fair.
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  1633. 😂
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  1634. Year 2024, the Kremllin's order is to recapture Bakhmut by February 30th.
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  1635. Not all houses have the problem. It is usually small ones, with PVC windows and poor ventilation, or with neglected mould under new paint.
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  1636. You mean something like cookies?
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  1637. I am critical of youtubers promoting these scams when youtybers should know better, like computer guys or gals, cybersecurity 'experts' etc. I am neither but I figured out that if nothing else they knew from what you included in the video, there is a dark web with all our data, too, and it is obvious it is out of the reach of these companies. If they promise us to remove our data for a regular fee, they are lying to us. I am a normie and I figured this out by myself. Why not them? Sharlatans they are.
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  1638. RuSSia is already running out of manpower. Yes, it still can generate new cannon fodder, also by luring poor foreigners like it tried it in Cuba, Nepal or newly in India, but inside the country it is already having shortages of men to run the economy. IT specialists, maintenance workers familiar with various machines, doctors and surgeons... brain drain has been going on for a while. Alcoholism and other often trivial but untreated conditions mean the generated cannon fodder is of rather poor quality.
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  1639. Because Melon has no ideas of his own.
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  1640. What stops scammers from creating a shim that simply reads the card touch instead of inserting it into the atm machine?
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  1641. has she aged by 10 years overnight?
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  1642. Felon is such an idiot. He keeps bitting the hands that feed him. Democrats are the main customers of his overpriced Tesla cars. Cons want gas. In one of those videos he literally admitted his guilt for the entire world to see before he even got charged. He is so full of himself. The hard fall will be well deserved.
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  1643. Re stealing children... I know it is difficult, many of those kids will lose memory of who they were before, but there is hope for the future: these genetic analysis services have helped to bring close or distant relatives together, so I have hope for at least some of these, that in the future, even in RuSSia, some of these kids will be reunited with their family members. Fingers crossed.
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  1644.  @respectall4551  RuSSians eating salad and caviar? Well, maybe the grass they cut outside and the fish they got as a present by Vova for their dead fathers, husbands and sons, as a thank you.
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  1645. ...no company achieved in the history of humanity... maybe some company achieved it in the history of trilobites...
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  1646. We could see those sarcastic comments from Russophiles about Ukraine as well. Until shit hit the fan.
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  1647. So you claim your phone privacy back and now what? There are institutions that have your personal data and they get hacked too. Your data most likely is on the dark web. That nobody knows your move in a real time? Well... they can know it with delay. You drive a car that is in your name and there are cameras and databases, those also can get hacked. I am a normie with cybersecurity in mind, within limitations. My data is harvested and sold, the vast majority is for advertising. I ignore and block ads... saved myself money and nerves for trying to disappear from the virtual world, which I cannot 100%. Nobody can, unless they are dead, and even then they are remembered for some time.
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  1648. Re physics of charging: I am not from the field, but something is telling me (correct me someone if I am wrong) that a faster charge will have a greater heat loss (or some other loss) than if charging slower, i.e. the amount of energy provided will need to be higher for fast charging. That is my naive sense of it. Sometimes equations aren't as straightforward as changing a value of one variable will have a a directly proportional effect on the rest. Sometimes there needs to be an additional variable to adjust for a real outcome.
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  1649. I am glad to see I am not an average consumer. I don't have any subscriptions besides general bills. Even going away from Windows and replacing it with Linux. Freeview on TV, music from my younger years on physical media or mp3 in my possession, films on dvds or online for free, phone bill below £7, I don't need more. Never had Prime or Netflix. I am one of those people. LOL. And Opera? You must be joking. Just send your personal details to CCP straight away. Why obfuscating it?
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  1650. Re maple syrup vs fake syrup: if you appeal on people eating small amounts of the real stuff, it doesn't really matter, does it? The amount of minerals present in it is negligible in small amounts consumed. Is THIS really the most harmful food people should avoid? Or did you just put together 10 random foods and gave it a clickbait title? I see.
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  1651. It feels very suspicious to advertise so heavily - Da fuq it does! Used VPN only once, from Norton package I had installed as an antivirus. It slowed my computer and when I gained a little more in depth knowledge about it, I decided I needed neither VPN, nor Norton itself. Going Linux and since I am not a dissident or any other similarly vulnerable person, neither accessing foreign content (if they don't want me to see something, their ads won't show to me either LOL), I am fine without VPN. Not paying any subscription except of the usual bills. How about that?
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  1652. Yeah, just Jordan Peterson often says things with agenda and when he is called out on that agenda, he lashes back that they were misrepresenting him. That is his MO. He is a master of the word and a great manipulator. He knows his stuff and he is using it very well. But he isn't the only smart one out there... people debunked his claims, many of them.
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  1653.  @echidnaralsei1473  try google, it is your friend. You can start with: 'jordan peterson debunked'
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  1654. Roseanne obviously didn't get pi$$ed. She gets quite emotional for Trump that he is facing justice. We had a similar duo in Britain. Boris' scandals kept pouring like from a firefighter's hose and Nadine Dorries (also a big friend with a bottle) was defending him on social media, showing a pic of him with two young kids and a comment: What have you done? That he was ordered by a court to accept one other kid he fathered as his child, seems irrelevant to her. These parallels with two autocratic obese blond conmen is too obvious.
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  1655. That dollar menu - maybe partly to outprice other independent food outlets so the Mac could act more like a monopoly in fast food? You cannot cheat the laws of physics and when there is something very very cheap, it means something in a broader sense. I am glad that these cheap tactics are gone, so independent vendors have more chances to make a business, you know, people actually having more diverse jobs, with more diverse flavours and food menus, with less workforce exploitation... stuff like that. And hopefully people will start cooking home more, for their own benefit.
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  1656. Who is that West man? He looks like some crazy mascot, that expression in his face. Kennedy needs tinted glasses perhaps. Trump starts looking like Brezhnev. Do you know how Brezhnev died? On electric shock, his eyebrows had a contact.
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  1657.  @VulnerableU  If bitwarden is there as a browser extension, how diferent is it from the browsers' own PM? It also needs a master pasword to log in, as well as you can lock access to the browsers' PM by a master password. What's the difference?
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  1658. I just clicked on this to share my laugh with you after reading the title. Ha ha ha. The Putin's underdog, dictator Lukashenko, who didn't remember when exactly were the Ukrainians shelling his territory (three days ago, maybe more)... who takes seriously anything he says? I wouldn't even believe him a weather forecast for a minute ahead.
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  1659.  @robertfonovic3551  exactly what I did, 7 years and counting. But in 2 years I might need to look for another job. Now settled in a house with a garden giving me fruit... what would you suggest? Public transport is really poor here. I don't want to move.
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  1660.  @ChickensAndGardening  got a kickscooter instead. Good calorie burner, believe me. That is what most people need nowadays.
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  1661. @@vain101 sounds like coming from someone who couldn't make it to get a degree.
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  1662.  @Matt-jc2ml  Rural Europe. Average household didn't have internet in 2004.
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  1663. Kartofel, how many other words you have in line with a German language?
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  1664. Never been to Dubai and I don't intend to. I know many go there to experience this bubble, but I don't need it for my happiness, exactly for its human rights infingements issues. I don't need to finance this crime. And I don't understand people who turn a blind eye and go to live and earn their living there. I see it as selfish and ignorant.
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  1665. Is this true actually? I have heard otherwise. Now seeing reports how they were massacred by Ukrainians on the front, because they were used just as a meat, not trained for a combat. Kim has less mouths to feed with a stale flour from RuSSia, which thet got in exchange for missiles and cannon fodder previously. Who pays their access to internet? Who gave them d3vices capable of doing so? I am interested in technicalities, not what FT published, having a poor history of factual content about the RuSSo-UA war.
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  1666. That when you know the value of things. Smaller supermarkets with a smaller sortiment are cheaper to run, so you pay rather for the value of the product and less for running the supermarket itself. And we really don't need 150 kinds of cereals, or 50 kinds of hand soap.
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  1667. You keep promoting that toothless lion? How do they get your/my data deleted from the dark web? They don't, won't, cannot. Not joining anyone, saving myself money for some real stuff.
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  1668. Financial Times should focus on finances, not spreading RuSSian propaganda on the topics of war. UA denied the US pressures to stop bombing the refineries.
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  1669. Twitter is only a free speech platform as long as you don't criticise Musk. He has no ground criticising Brazilian courts or governmnet whatsoever. Two autocrats met their match in each other.
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  1670. Also, Apple, like many other brands, if not all, have had today's released features in a pipeline 10 years ago. They are drip feeding you features to make you keep paying for them like morons. Some folks are endless slaves to yearly upgrades, paying their a$$ off because they can. Not my style. My only debt is a student loan and mortgage.
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  1671. As long as the orcs have vodka and cabbage, they are fine. But no moNey will buy them medical supplies when there are none in the couNtry.
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  1672. One factor not mentioned: market saturation. They got everyone on board now and there is no growth, just old dropping off while new coming in. Brave and adblocks play a small factor here IMo as most still don't know about them and not using them. Many do pay premium though. But, that stable base of users create more and more data, including AI, with little effort, but it requires more and more storage.
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  1673. When it didn't?
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  1674. 22:30 - it is up to the school to make those lessons as interesting and engaging as possible. That is what schools are for. Lessons shouldn't be boring.
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  1675. I thought that people with dementia were not allowed to do legal steps of any sort and if they managed to do some, the other party not aware of it, they were automatically deemend invalid. Why is this not a thing yet?
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  1676. Thinking, what value will $10k have after 56 years? Significantly less, I think. So this chart reaching to over a million dollars looks nice, but you can buy with that million less than when you started saving. Which is also a point to consider. And by reduced drinking, perhaps one of the 500 commodities, i.e. alcohol industry, will suffer. Things aren't always that simple. Saying that, it is alwasy better for an individual to not spend all their spare cash on booze. It is neither healthy, nor wise.
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  1677.  @thefinancialfreedomgirl  I get it, mocktails, but the alcohol is taxed more than mocktails. Although not sure how much of that tax is spent on fixing alcohol related issues overall.
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  1678. I like how you ended it: The war is going to end one day and it won't end well for Russia. How I understand it, Putin has a vision and wants to push it at all cost. He is very determined to maintain Russia a country ruled by a firm hand, dictatorship, controlled and oppressed what disagrees. He isn't that smart to recognise that change always comes and nothing stays the same forever. The change always comes, even to Russia, sooner or later. He cannot stop it, prevent it, regardless of how much threats and ammo he throws at others recognising that changes are to be embraced and managed for the greater good, not senselessly resisted just to see it come anyway. Change always comes.
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  1679. There is AI for videos, able to incredibly change a look of a person and you could hardly tell. Chinese are profi in this. Ugly middle aged male that you wouldn't even lean a bike against him can look and sound like the sweetest cute girl. They cheat a lot of naive folks out of money this way.
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  1680. I don't know who considers American beef the best in the world, I think the British or Irish is, or any that has spent most of its life eating grass in the fields, not soy or corn substrates in dusty or muddy (when it rains) enclosure, that the cow never sees green grass for its entire life.
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  1681. Weren't these limits for withdrawal and obstacles with deceased people a thing just about a year ago? I am having a deja vu watching this. Are you fooling us?
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  1682.  @ИгорьА-ъ9ф  real wages increased in RuSSia for various reasons. One of them is a record low unemployment and to recruit people companies need to fork out more. The reason for low unemployment is rather catastrophic. Also Putin pumps money from reserves, especially to please people before elections, but he is almost reaching to the bottom now. There is not much Nebulina can do. She did almost miracles, but those times are over and she said it. No, everything is not fine in RuSSia. But I know that people suddenly got more money to spend: some due to state pay outs, some due to unsecured loans they are unable to pay back. So for a moment the economy saw a spur in spending. That won't last forever though. It is an unsustainable bubble like Chinese real estate one. I don't believe prices of everything are the same in the remote North than they are in the South. There are Russians making documentaries about their expensive lives in previously Stalin built Siberian regions that pay more but also stuff costs more there, so it cancels itself out.
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  1683.  @ИгорьА-ъ9ф  I would also doubt the China's statistics. Too much info out there about salaries slashed, people expected to work longer hours for less pay, massive lay-offs... no, I don't trust those statistics, even more after IMF took the RuSSian official economic stats at the face value, i.e. lies. Where there is one party in a business relationship, there is also another. With massive sanctions and many countries ending trade, the trade couldn't increase with RuSSia. If we don't have reliable info from one side, we can extrapolate from the coupled side and see what the reality is. That is the economy for you, my dear.
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  1684. I won't count the times I had expired food items, including chilled yogurts, weeks, even months after the expiry date (use by date, not best before even) and they were perfectly fine. Industry of the west sets these dates well before the items will go off, to cover their backs. That is a completely different thing from the RuSSian style: 1.5 million uniforms only existing on paper. Fake train that got hundreds millions of investment but was only a Chinese scam with a Chinese train toy... Potemkin's village, and as we learned the Potemkin's army.
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  1685. In fact, Biden has much broader vocabulary (an what is better, he uses it to prove it) than Trump with his childlike presence and the use of few megalomaniac key words, like best words, best people, beautiful number (that for the first 100 000 dead of covid after he predicted just 15 and the virus will go away like by a miracle). Biden overcame his stuttering, something many Trump bootlickers will never achieve with their mental potential. They will always remain at the intellectual level of an amoeba.
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  1686. After another thought, it is obvious Trump uses his limited vocabulary in line with mental abilities of his followers. They are made for each other. 😂😂😂
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  1687. I think you spelled English wrong. Or German. AFAIK. Putin as an ex KGB deployed to Germany is fluent in German, too.  @telebubba5527 
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  1688. I think you misspelled German, or English.  @telebubba5527 
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  1689. love the capture in the thumbnail!
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  1690. Watched a short video today how Scamazon is cancelling orders of goods coming from China (which is probably the vast majority of goods). Those will need to be refunded. How is Bezos sleeping at night, after his shiny moment standing next to Trump on his inauguration?
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  1691. Why this long video when it was sufficient to conclude Turkey is fed up with RuSSians fleeing into Turkey? RuSSia is probably the only country where its citizens are engaged in mass exodus not because their country has been attacked, but because they attacked another country.
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  1692. LMAO, loved it, even squatting like one of those thugs in poor layers of the Ru society. The guy from Ushanka show had an episode on them. Forgot what they were called.
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  1693. My cart is cooling here for the third day now... sometimes ebay sells it cheaper.
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  1694. Cats are active at night, regularly having sprints at 2 or 3 AM... maybe give it a companion to play with when you sleep.
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  1695. To be more precise: the Earth is not the hottest it has ever been. We are. We haven't lived in those extreme conditions and by watching what is happening due to climate change now, we probably wouldn't survive it again on this population level. There would probably be a major reset to the civilisation. We have done too much damage to the balance in the ecosystem, including massive rainforest destruction, building mega cities covered with concrete and creating pockets of hot air that has impact on jet stream in the North. Permafrost is thawing and releasing carbon not only from a dozen thousands years old deposits, but also from the ancient deposits from millions years ago. This methane is unstoppable and there is a lot of it, far more than is in the atmosphere currently. And I see it pretty bleak regarding a unified governments effort globally, as each watches their own interests. Take just the gas and oil RuSSia cannot sell and let it burn instead. Closing the well would mean they won't be able to open it again and drill another one is expensive. So they shut it only when absolutely necessary. China increased coal use, Germans did too, freaking out over nuclear energy and now they want to fix the Nord stream 2, expecting more RuSSian gas pouring in in the future... Too often an electric car is charged via a gasoline generator and mining lithium also has its carbon footprint. And what about those millions battery powered scooters and cars produced in China, paid by the govt in subsidies and then parked in the fields, let to rot? Sometimes they catch fire and try to put off the lithium battery, especially if it ignites several other vehicles nearby... Hold your hats, folks, we are in for a rollercoaster ride.
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  1696. Re 100% state ownership: at least you can exercise your opinion at elections. Britain has privatised railways and they aren't far from your state owned. Expensive, dysfunctional, with frequent cancellations and delays, and they even wanted to keep train stations or trains unmanned, all with technology to press a button if you wanted to ask something. Disabled, people with special needs etc weren't consulted. And then we have water companies, plentiful but with regional monopolies. Margaret gave state owned water management (supply and sewage) to private comppanies 4 decades ago, clean asset, debt free. Over time they accumulate £billions of debt, while syphoning £billions overseas into pension funds and whatnot, neglected upgrades to the pipes and now release raw sewage into the rivers and beaches, even on sunny days. They got it compulory by law to fix the situation by 2035. What they do? Raise our bills by 50% and ask the treasury to foot the bill, too. So be careful what you wish for.
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  1697. Is he getting fatter by the day? Diabetes might get him before November, tell him somebody. Growing beard won't hide it much.
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  1698. I like Kamala, she has balls, but I am not sure whether she stands with Palestinians also, an equivalent to Ukrainians, where an aggressive Israeli regime kept expanding its territory illegally and continue to do so, room by room, house by house, shooting white phisphorus even on the Lebanonian soil, poisoning fruiting fields and villages for years. Why is Israel allowed doing what RuSSia isn't? Nobody seems to be keen answering this question.
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  1699. This is a Pyrrh's victory for the orcs as Ukrainians retreated into higher altitude and have an advantage. They made the orcs retreat from south and were bombarding their centres on the way to Bakhmut. So giving the hordes of orcs a destroyed city is not a big deal. Prigozhin should enjoy every second of the false victory while he can. The orcs won't enjoy it for too long. You know the drill: one step back, ambush follows.
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  1700.  @dimitri.safronov3246  It writes Tolkien. I see the Rushist trolls are agitated LOL
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  1701. I would suggest Putler attacked Ukraine to absorb them, because his population has been on decline, sick, addicted to alcohol and other drugs, even with immigration the population was in decline. The NATO card was just a cover up. If Ukraine went pro-western, that would show RuSSians a different way of living and that would be the end of his regime. Hence the invasion and russification in Belarus, too, planned to be next by 2030.
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  1702. It is grotesque when Lavrov is lecturing anyone about human rights and laws... him, denying the war and crimes of his own... who is really hiding what? The borders are there for a reason and any country has the right to protect theirs from ilegal entry, especially when orchestrated by a dictatorial regime like his own or of his minion Lukashenka. I wish Ukraine had those water cannons, and more of many other cannons to stop breaking the international laws by the Lavrov's side.
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  1703. LinkedIn is on margin of my attention, I barely notice it exists. Never felt as part of it really, using it just for a reference for potential future employers, so they can actually verify I am not making it up in my application. But I could make it up for LinkedIn profile, too, so... For me it is just to have a face and name out there, with summary of my work history. Every now and then I get somebody wanting to connect with me. I ignore them all. Even my past lecturer LOL. Going to change a job soon, not even touched that cesspit. Kudos to those who actually found success via LinkedIn.
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  1704. Where was he crying? I came here for tears.
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  1705. My Samsung device also came without a charger. It is a wider trend to reduce e-waste as most of us already have multiples. And here comes Microsoft with planned obsolence, sending millions still good to go computers to the landfill with rolling out of the new Win11 system that has special requirements most computers in use don't have. Screw Microsoft. Switched to Linux, which enabled me using even my 15 yo laptop again after some cleaning inside and exchange of a broken hinge. On Mint xfce it runs well again. Never owned an apple product, ever, and don't plan to.
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  1706. I don't quite understand the complicated politics of this, but if Youtube pushed just ONE advert before the show, and charged for that one advert more, instead of showering users with countless ads every fucking 6 minutes of the video, jumping into the middle of a sentence, asking the advertisers for peanuts for this quantity, it wouldn't have an adblock problem. On one android I had an ad at the beginning of most videos. I skipped it, but they did show. Since I got Brave, I have NONE. Watching this on Mozilla on my PC, I have NONE. What a fresh breeze that is! And there are loads of fake educational videos compiled by AI, literally hoaxes and disinformation, each cashing in from gullible plebs watching that nonsense... Youtube isn't doing anywhere near enough to remove this sometimes harmful content. All it cares is money. Any content does the job for them. But they are quick to demonetise true face of the war...
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  1707. Youtube is full of 💩 hoping to get easy money. Instead of finding a job, many just sit in front of the camera and mic, expecting to get rich. It all costs google billions on servers and power/cooling and we are expected to pay for it? And the sheer and growing content made by AI is ridiculous. Someone initiating it is getting a good buck without moving a finger while the AI content is just a worthless string of randomly allocated sentences and visuals on some popular topic. One after another, pointles regurgitated content over many channels. When you pay your subscription to youtube, you pay for hosting all this nonsense. I have an idea: if creators want to make business here, let's make them invest, like in any other business. If people appreciate them and want them continue, they will chip in. I bought a coffee before, never paid via youtube. I'll rather go back to my plenty dvds and freeview, switching channels on every advert, covering several shows in an hour 😂
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  1708. It had to get this bad for the MAGA to open their eyes and see, for it all to get better. Be positive.
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  1709. Gas stove also emits tiny particles that sit on all surfaces in the kitchen and it will show after some time. Electric doesn't do that. Plus, I am not a fan of those glass kettles. Limescale starts showing in the kettle soon after several uses and this glass will expose it all. I better keep the scale hidden and descale the kettle once in a while.
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  1710. What will happen once Trump is 6 ft under? The Earth will spit him out.
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  1711. That SD presence was almost a year ago. Still using it for clicks?
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  1712. RE: Chinese: China is in such a trouble economically, hundreds productions moved to Vietnam and elsewhere in Asia, millions Chinese suddenly jobless... they will sell their mother to make some living now. So no surprise they are supplying RuSSia and Pooh might not even know about it.
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  1713. I wonder how long Youtube will let you keep going here and spreading the word 😎
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  1714. Heading towards 50 and switching to Linux, thanks to AI which I embraced, but still keep an eye on what it spits out as sometimes it is a nonsense, and repeatedly after I told it it was nonsense. Like recommending me software compatible with Ubuntu when I am on LMDE. It did it to me twice in the same chat.
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  1715. So is China, just softer. But people still go missing there, for organs and whatnot.
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  1716. @@presidenteden6498 Are you sure it was the pressure that broke those cups? I saw images of plates broken also. Google is your friend, my friend.
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  1717. @@presidenteden6498 and that proves the cup was broken by pressure of water, like the vessel? Are you trolling me or what?
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  1718. Nice to see older boys helping with table lay out and washing the dishes. Comparing to some families elsewhere in the world, these eat like little kings. Such a variety, including fresh veggies and fruits. Where do they get it in the wild?
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  1719. Paying tribute to LIz, that she was not wrong... he must make his opponents (the majority of the party) happy at least a bit. Such a transparent tactics LOL. Paing honey around their mouth so they are less furious.
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  1720. Against Pootin the world stands united. Against Trump the world stands united, too. Thanks World!
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  1721. I see wikipedia is up to date already LOL
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  1722. Do Trumpsters actually read any books? They haven't read Bible, that's for sure.
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  1723. Penis Dushilin, let's call him the right name!
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  1724. There is a common denominator in conspiracy theorists: the sense of being special, having knowledge nobody else has or the establishment or scientists don't want them to know. And unless a few of them do it on purpose, to prop up their fame and cash in along, tha majority of antivaxxers never got education or job in biomedical sciences, most FE never worked in NASA or received a formal education in physics or geosciences... you get the picture. Dunning-Kruger...
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  1725. Man, I am seeing your content maybe for the second time in my life but I so so agree with you, even with your F words and everything that comes with it. I have never paid for premium service, never had Netflix, never had Amazon prime or Youtube whatever and I am blocking ads like crazy. If it was one or two at the beginning, ok, I can go with that, but that shit jumps into the videos, into the middle of a sentence and crap. NOOO WAY! Nobody pays me for watching that shit and I am not purchasing any of those items. And if I cannot play a game offline without adverts, I won't play the game at all. I'll find something else. We are a product here and even those ads that pretend themselves benefiting the producers, are there only to make youtube better off. Let's be honest what world we are living in. And I am glad I have never purchased this premium so I have learned a new thing or two today. I have even switched to Firefox instead of Chrome, hearing the plans of ditching the adblock apps on Chrome.
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  1726. If the west is running out of ammo to send to Ukraine, imagine how bad the RuSSian stockpiles are by now, rusty and stale ammo sent to the under-equipped and demoralised conscripts, sometimes shooting each other out of desperation or drunk.
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  1727. When your purchased electronic book is taken away from you, you should demand a refund. Let's see how long this practice would last. Or a mass refusal to purchase electronic books if the T&Cs say you aren't entitled for a refund if you cannot access what you purchased.
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  1728. I don't know where I stand on this issue, just about to change a job. From quite a repetitive one, the same routine every effing day, for not that bad money, I am going to get paid less, do more hours per day, but less days per week, and I find it more satisfying as it is physically more demanding, which I don't mind at all. I am an intellectual but also a DIY, with hands on. Leaving my repetitive but not so unimportant job of 10 years for something completely new, equally important, if not more. On days when I don't work, I rather hibernate until about lunch time, have breakfast in bed, gorging on online content to balance the mental boredom at work, procrastinating a lot lately... hope things will change with a different challenge that is ahead of me. Looking fwd to it. Different projects at different places to complete over time, leading people doing stuff, utilising my practical skills along perhaps learning new ones, and hopefully contributing to their better future as well.
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  1729. Much safer to film in the UK than on the Wild East right now, isn't it?
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  1730. Will scanning the usb device by the antimalware like Norton detect the threat? How can you use this cable without trusting it?
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  1731. I am wondering how the Ukrainians get so precise number of the Ru causalties? Are they counting body bags taken away or just bodies on the ground, maybe counting some twice as those locusts are leaving them there?
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  1732.  @j6p627  I see. Just a food for thought. Recent encounter of American aircraft with Chinese in the Taiwan strait, still theorising what it actually was about, Chinese pretending they had an exercise there, but unanounced. One explanation says the ship went to the fix yard in the north of the country, but lacking planes, with probably minimum crew. If it was sinked and we didn't know the amount of crew, we could overestimate death toll by thousands. China is trying to hide a fact it also has the military not quite fit for purpose. So as you say, some of those destroyed cars can be empty or the artilery undermanned. So just crude estimations. I only wondered how they counted 900 men in a day. Who did it? It turns out they didn't, just estimated.
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  1733. Now when you freed me, you are responsible for me. Are you going to give me a treat or take me home with you?
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  1734. lying to customer - in construction there are several layers of organisation and on each layer somebody takes something for themselves, degrading the final product further. It isn't the designer who cheats, it is those minions on every layer who take home more money than they otherwise would. The same was for the totalitarian RuSSia and countries under its influence. They still battle with such mentality: if you don't steal, you are depriving your family.  @xostler 
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  1735. Obese people need to understand that just because they don't have diabetes now, or hypertension now, that they are already putting strain on their bodies already, whether heart, lungs, joints, or even pancreas and liver. There are many who are obese not from food addiction, they have various health issues and steroids made them balloon to the size they are, but eating cakes and junk won't help anyone. Healthy food is actually tasty and satisfying, one just needs to reprogram their taste buds and educate themselves a bit. There is more they can eat than they shouldn't, when it comes to the variety.
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  1736. AI is a machine. It needs to be powered up and maintained or it breaks. I cannot see a time when machines will not need humans, for at least keeping it running.
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  1737. Communism? Where? Communism means classless and moneyless society. What is in China is dictatorship.
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  1738. So, people need to consume less, buy less, producing less waste. No, you don't need that another pair of cheap trainers or that plastic handbag.
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  1739. Melon is planning to bring a battery powered jet on the market. Will it also come with automatic detection of airport and self landing? What could go wrong?
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  1740. Something very fishy in the Ru stateme ts. Ukrainians aren't the ones who would knowingly sacrifice their troops.They don't send meatwaves for certain death like RuSSians do, they don't hammer their heads in revenge, they pull out from potential encirclement instead of staying, they don't instruct their troops to self-destruct when wounded on the front... and they wouldn't shoot 65 of their men down knowing they were there. That's what RuSSia would to. Projections.
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  1741. This is so actual for a different case of mine. Bought a bark mulch, in bulk, supposedly 1000 litres. It was delivered in a bag of 730 litres max capacity (90x90x90cm). Their cheat sheet from 2022 approves to argue that there is some compaction and calibrations done in batches, and that according to that I received the correct amount. Just back in 2018 my 1000 litres of bark mulch was delivered in 90x90x120 cm bag, massive and full. Something has changed in the laws of physics since then, namely shrinkflation, that companies are allowed to sell content by 1000 litres but somehow packing it into 27% lower volume. This bark had particles large like my palm, not small that get compacted. And trading standards stand by the seller. I have lost hope for fairness in the world.
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  1742. On the hacking note: data brokers are a small portion of data handlers. There are websites we voluntarily give data to, like insurance companies, healthcare, loans... those also get hacked. If you follow certain media, there are several data breaches reported every day. I guess data of most of us are on the dark web already, and we can do nothing about it. Paying to data removal services to remove our data from a narrow group of brokers is pointless IMO. We are only delqying inevitable. Save yourself money and act like your data was stolen already, because it mostly likely was.
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  1743. I am a new Linux user. I see on Forefox that it is managed by my organisation, i.e. you, guys and gals. Don't you rip off all that telemetry before you release the update?
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  1744. In addition: I hope you aren't complaining. Those chavs are doing you a PR for free and you get traffic on your youtube channel. Be glad :D
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  1745. Military optics factory: I bet they didn't see it coming! Someone smoked carelessly again.
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  1746. Having no time to cook while at work? Do you have time to live? I also work full time. I have a freezer at home and we have a fridge and microwave at work. A frozen ready meal costs me up to £3.00. It is a satisfying balanced meal, like rigatoni pasta with peas and broccoli and cheese. Beautiful and delicious. It heats up in a few minutes and washing up afterwards, without a dishwasher, isn't such a hard task either. It takes my thoughts away from work for a while which is also beneficial. It can be done, folks, just look for options and think! Every employer in a regular place of work must provide facilities for such practice.
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  1747.  @johngreene6783  yes, fletcher :D
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  1748. Go find yourself someone with education.... not education. Principles and character. You can be educated and still be a moron.
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  1749. Both are felons, just one has it on the paper officially. The other one admitted his felony/ies to Tucker Carlson even before being charged. On the camera. He said that if Trump loses the elections, he, fElon would go to the jail. Innocent people don't talk like that.
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  1750. Religious or family ties... seriously, Jake. Why are you folks keeping the political side out of it? Zionism is nationalism, not religion. There are maybe million Jews in the world opposing Israel, some for the right reasons. Even after the Hamas' attack, Israeli haven't stopped bothering Palestinians in the concentration camps and destroying their properties - in the West bank. 2000 olive trees destroyed and saplings sprayed with herbicides, illegal Israeli settlers attacking farmers and stealing their crops. Seriously, Jake? When will Palestinians have the right to defend themselves? 100 years since the military Zionists equipped by the West with machine guns started annihilating the Arab population in the region. It never stopped.
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  1751. That psychiatry epidemiologist at 39 minute mentiones people on poorer diet having smaller hippocampus. Guess what? The same has been found for people not exercising enough. Walking on regular basis has shown increase in the size of hippocampus. Those two things go hand in hand and a good epidemiologist would look into it. Also cognitive function improved after regular exercise, even in 70 year olds. The brain needs to be used to keep going.
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  1752. Never used any of these apps. I just cook my meals or buy ready meals. Haven't had a takeaway in years. Yesterday I made myself a cheap ramen noodle 'soup': cooked some frozen mixed veggies in 300 ml water and a knob of butter, added noodles, vegetable seasoning they came with, added a bit of my own curry spice mix for extra kick. When ready, poured it into a bowl, broke two eggs on top, seasoned with black pepper, paprika and salt, into a microwave for 2 minutes and voila: cheap, filling, wholesome and nutritious meal. What more do I need? Don't be lazy, cook and save yourself a fortune.
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  1753. Of course, most of the lies by Kremlin are aimed at it's own slaves within RuSSia. Even those doctored leaked documents making the RuSSian loss lower and Ukrainian one higher. Putler is sinking deeper and deeper into his own shit. There will be a breaking point for even those most deluded RuSSians, when the war effects reach them. So far they are insulated from what is happenign in Ukraine and cannot give a dim of thought about innocent victims. When they will become victims, THEN they will start acting. But it will be too late for most of them. Frogs cooked alive on a low flame, not noticing the heat going up.
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  1754.  @carolwilliams8511  maybe go and read the article? The Times of Israel: For years, Netanyahu propped up Hamas. Now it’s blown up in our faces
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  1755. So what is this about? The price for the shots and cover up or efficacy of the vaccine and cover up? Because I can see people suggest the latter, missing what this is about. You are not helping to clear the murky waters you have made here. See, your followers are completely confused.
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  1756. He is 22.
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  1757. That face there at 6:05 loos puffy, like one of those doubles.
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  1758. 10:00 and around... understand Roman, there are Americans voting for Trump that made their lives more miserable. Rosanne cries when she realises he will go to prison. They are the same kind of people. Evolution isn't particularly consistent.
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  1759. LOL power games. Representing constituency is no longer a thing, ensuring power is more imortant. I hope she does as much reputational damage to the new district as she did to her own. But she is a grandma? Blimey... is she bathing in b.lood of virgin girs in her basement or something?
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  1760. Putin doesn't understand conventions and treaties. He understands power. And that is what will send the RuSSians packing from Ukraine. He made up a paranoia that UA was endangering RuSSia (his RuSSia) by showing that the previously corrupt system can reinvent itself and become democratic and fair. And he could not allow that happen, that would mean the end of his criminal system in RuSSia.
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  1761. Why youtube refuses to reference its own link? This is eye opening: https://youtu.be/J3Zbm5NjOjg?si=gY3vCpvQmhcAurV9
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  1762. What kind of idiocy is it to vote for eliminating undocumented worker and then be in a shock when they come for your u documented workers? Like what other undocumented workers were they hoping to be removed from where? Why yours should be left alone?
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  1763. This seems to be a common trait among kingoftheworld wannabies in the Cons' division. BoJo also was made to acknowledge his own blood by a court order, because he was refusing to. They are changing wives and mothers of their kids like socks. Family values? LMAO.
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  1764. Creative work for a laundry associate? What is that for? Folding towels into birds on the bed? Very negative vibe from that description. In the real world it is done the opposite way. They should firstly put an ad for a recruiter. This one apparently sucks.
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  1765. I could guess that at that aah moment his bladder gave up. But senior nappies didn't allow showing it.
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  1766. Self checkout with the scanner in hand also has an advantage that you don't need to run to an assistant with every item you aren't sure about pricing on the shelf. You just scan it, if you agree with it, great, if not, take it out of your scanner and put it back to the shelf. And you can easily monitor the final sum you re going to pay so you can plan your shopping on the floor, especially if you want to take advantage of the voucher and only reach that sum to get your money back. That way I changed my mind over several items and returned a few of them back if other items took priority. I only aimed to reach that minimum amount to get the few quid back.
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  1767. Hmm... I have been scrolling through the posts on WION/Gravitas, this is the first post I have seen showing corruption in India. Otherwise all the posts either point at some fortune or misfortune (mostly misfortune) elsewhere in the world and only showing the positives in India. When will this channel cover the countless scam call centres and lift our spirits that something is actually being done with them? I mean something systemic, not just the tip of an iceberg exposed elsewhere, but something systemic that will stop exploiting innocent and usually elderly people elsewhere in the world. Is the Indian government actually interested in cleaning the act? Or do they just pretend they do something when individuals are exposed, otherwise every dollar, pound and other currencies are welcomed in the country?
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  1768. The second president in this conflict that has some incredible balls. The first one was Zelensky staying and fighting, where others (like Yanukovich) fled and hid under Putin's skirt. You know them by their actions.
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  1769.  @HAunderscoreVE  you don't get those discounts for free. You pay by your data the app collects about you. All such companies do it. Some collect more data than others, and they trade with it, too. Then some database gets breached and scammers and hackers get it, targetting you with scams or malware, tailored right for you. Funny times ahead, indeed.
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  1770. My concern is where are those captives kept? If Israel keeps bombing Gaza indiscriminately, even targetting hospitals and other civilian buildings, will there be any captives left to return back after this carnage, besides the body bags? What logic is in this?
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  1771. In this day and age, to be a top politician, an entry condition is a criminal charge. BoJo managed it with delay but he made it! So Tate is a perfect candidate! Clean politicians are suspicious!
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  1772. This is the second channel I have seen that follows this narrative. The original article from December 2024 said that Trudeau was introducing these measures amid fear/threat (some wording of this kind) of tariffs. They knew tariffs were coming. Trump won the elections and they were getting ready for it. Now when he brought tariffs on the table, they repeated what they planned in case tariffs came to place. Is it me who is missing something here or you?
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  1773. Looks like Zelensky will fulfill his election promise to bring peace to Donbas... after the carnage which nobody expected, but hey ho! Shit happens. RuSSia will fail grand at the end and Ukraine will restore its mutually agreed borders from 1991. Crimea will come back to Ukraine as a dessert.
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  1774. Do yo see any parallels: Is.rael was warned about Hamas attack, played it down, so when it happened, it had a 'reason' to flatten Gaza with the ground and aim to claiming it for itself (they aren't hiding it). Moscow got warned in advance, played it down, when it happened, it was very quick to blame Ukraine and promise vendetta... there were even rumours about an old white van with Ukrainian number plates bringing these ter.rorists in... all the way from Ukraine? Don't make me laugh.
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  1775. Why is covid an issue in NK now? Ran out of bullets.
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  1776. Waw, that endless ads and energy consumption... not mentioning how Windows with its own bloatware is making your energy bills more expensive... all those ads nobody pay attention to cost money to be there and anyone, a rare idiot, who buys any of that💩will pay premium for all that.
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  1777. I don't agree with that alien theory, we would need to see the primitive life more abundant first and if there is another such civilisation in our galaxy, the vast distances don't really allow us to let them know about us, since the radio signal decays into the background noise after relatively short distance from Earth. To the AI, I find it increasingly annoying that many fakebook profiles present themselves as art with a name, just to flood the space with AI generated images. I am currently in a conversation with the ChatGPT, fixing a PC, getting some useful advice, but I was paranoid enough to not copy-paste some crucial info about my licence, asking whether what I have is sufficient for reinstallation, not knowing where it might end as such. LOL.
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  1778. Imagine the society and world before the takeaways. People had to plan ahead and take control over their diet. Why so many women fry their voices so much these days? It is awful to listen to.
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  1779. Living in Britain, what are those property taxes for? Do you own it with the land or you don't? At most we pay a tax when we sell/buy or inherit a certain value and that is one-off payment. Then paying for local services, but those prices you have for taxes are ridiculously high. Fleeced like cows. Do you also pay for council services on top of that or do they include those payments? like bins emptied, fire brigade, etc.
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  1780. I am afraid there will be no more FBI fighting scammers under Trump. They will either join the scammers network or get sacked, all for the benefit of the naked king.
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  1781. Never jumped on the Telegram bandwagon. I learned about Telegram after RuSSia invaded Ukraine and connected it with crime and terrorism. Then I learned a desktop app had a vulnerability last year and people could get hacked. Also a few scambaiters tried it on me with a telegram link. Blocked them straight away. No, I don't need this stuff in my life.
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  1782. Ggood job in debunkingn these twists. Just getting 5 years in jail doesn't mean he already served them all.
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  1783. Very interesting. I must have been living under a rock, only familiar with bitcoin and vaguely NFT, that recently I had to look it up what the acronym meant when I encountered it recently again. It is a jungle out there, true animals going after each other's neck and wallet.
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  1784. Thisis misleading. I remember from the days before internet, magazines were providing equally conflicting info. Internet is just another platform doing the same. Before the era of glossy mags, adverising in papers was also misleading, often promoting harmful products. And in contrary to the title, thanks to the internet and countless discussions on forums with people I would have never met otherwise if not on internet, my critical thinking got a boost. Without that I would be probably reading the same shitty magazines and be led like a donkey from one nonsense to another. And no, I am not interested in your sponsored product.
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  1785. Chromium based browsers are said to ban adblocks soon, despite even FBI recommends them. You'll be better off with Firefox for the future. We need to wean off these greedy sharks that want to trade with our data and put us at risk.
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  1786. TBH, this is a 10 minutes of wondering why authorities want to know who potentially watched one video. You know nothing, neither do I and perhaps everyone in this comment section. If we knew it suddenly could make a perfect sense. The magic is in the unknown.
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  1787. Why would god choose anyone to do any job for him? Cannot god do the job himself? The omnipresent almighty? If he existed, of course. All we have is people from different camps claiming god is on their side and somebody wins one day and loses the next, while god was supposedly on the sides of both. They both pray to him to win...
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  1788. 🤣
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  1789. Reminds me how the right wingers love usingn the phrase against socialists, how the socialist run out of other people's money. Maybe it is time for looking into the mirror. NASA has a huge budget, but at least it doesn't need to feed private shareholders and their numerous yachts and mansions overseas, cutting corners on the quality and services, to feed the rich first.
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  1790. Not trying to undermine the horror of Hamas' attack, but what were supposed to change those kites with Peace shown to civilians in Gaza? Those leftist Israelis were supposed to fly those kites towards Netanyahu's and the far right members' homes. Showing those kites to those in Gaza prison can easily be easily seen as gaslighting. Palestinian kids throwing stones at the occupants and then pulled out of bed at night and taken to detention centres... without the occupants controlling Palestinians, there would be no stones thrown.
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  1791. Agree, it was very hot. @Roman-wx7ur 
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  1792. And excess of hot water flooding the streets, instead of the people's radiators. I get it.  @chico9805 
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  1793. And hot water running on the streets, instead of the radiators.  @chico9805 
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  1794. Agree, it was hot hot.  @Roman-wx7ur 
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  1795. And hot water running on the streets, geisirs springing in the air, instead of in the rad.iators. @chico9805 
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  1796. Agree, it was H.O.T.  @Roman-wx7ur 
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  1797. yes, very differently, but it isn't about the solar panels.  @alexandernev24 
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  1798. Agree, it was veeery h-o-t.  @Roman-wx7ur 
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  1799. Never created an account with them, noticed them quite late. The same for Wish or Shein. I have been having an account with Aliexpress for years though and occasionally make an insignificant purchase, usually for stuff I would buy on other platforms like ebay or Amazon, the same, just for a higher price. It still is made in China, the same stuff, I just cut the middle man. I'll never risk clothes, shoes or electronics with these knock-off sharks. It is not worth the disappointment.
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  1800. Right now there are a few candidates to replace him, watching closely, learning from his mistakes...
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  1801. You mean the AI will do what countless algorithms are already doing while we are online? Plus how Alexa listens and if misrepresenting your talk it can make an online order in a whim, at your expense? Plus databases getting hacked? The Ring doorbell was freely spied on by staff, making fun of people in their monitoring centre. Apple flagged a dad of a sick baby as a P, despite dad 'deleted' the photo he sent to a doctoe long ago... it apparently wasn't really deleted. AI will just duplicate all this, and more personally. Folks are already fed nonsense via algorithms, believing it on the spot. It really isn't a rocket science to see where this all is heading to. There is an option out though: switch off the computer and grab a book. Or touch the grass. Pet a dog.
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  1802. I haven't seen what exact visas you have. Can't you just find a job to keep you afloat until this all is sorted? something, anything. You are young, strong, some business could give you a job if not forbidden due to your nationality. Besides you still have a month if I got it right. Don't despair. Things can turn better for you soon. Hope dies the last!
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  1803. Saying that our ancestors had no chemicals is false. They had natural pollutants, moulds, other pathogens that often shortened their lives either quickly or slowly. So wherever the harmful chemicals come from, they are still chemicals. We have biologically relatively safe food but the environment rich in modern pollutants. But we have regulations and safety tests, so many foods are not allowed on markets of certain countries while other countries don't really care.
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  1804. Also, although the trans fats from diet are generally bad for us (oxidised cholesterol from processed animal products is another villain) our cellular metabolism also generates trans-bonds in mono-unsaturated fatty acids, from previously cis- bonds. So not that our body hasn't seen those before. It did. It creates them all the time to utilise energy from fats. It is called "cis-trans isomerisation".
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  1805. Maybe check the Times of Israel and their article from 8th October how Netanyahu propped up Hamas to prevent the 2 state solution. There are other sources confirming Hamas' training near the border. For weeks or even months. Only blind wouln't see it.  @jackie5522 
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  1806. You know, statistically, on maybe on the 157 984th time they will get the right person there.
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  1807. Officials reportedly said it was rats that chewed through the dam. Not a company that faked the job and grabbed $$millions for their villas abroad, no, it was rats. And right away the prosecutor had a culprit. No investigation needed. That is what happens when destroying other country has a higher priority than keping your own up and running.
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  1808. Dear Anna, I have been thinking it for a while, holding it back to be polite, but now I am in a mood to say it loud. You are a beautiful woman, no doubt about that, but those ridiculous gestures in the thumbnails to your videos, that strange position of your hand... WTF? I just can't. Nope. The worst I have seen in others is to set up emotions for the shoot and pointing their fingers to a title, like if we couldn't find it without them showing us. Please stop. Be normal. Unless you wanted to show us your manicure...
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  1809. I had a few calling me back in 2015 or 2016, on the landline. I unplugged it. I don't want to sound a racist, but that strong Indian accent gave it away. Last year another cold caller tried me to invest on Forex. His English and accent were great, still not buying it. I am not desperate for every cent and I am not that rich to afford wasting money. He knew my name, email, phone number, didn't want to say where exactly from and what else they had. Then there were a few more calls from different numbers, private number, spoofed or fresh autogenerated number... ignored all of them. I came to the terms with my personal data on the dark web. Delete me won't do me any service with that. All they need now is my money. Not going to give it to them. Anyone. I have two copies of my data and bootable usb of my entire system. Just in case. Nobody will put their dirty hands on my pc.
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  1810. Happily escaping all subscriptions so far. TV is freeview, internet with adblocks, if articles are hidden behind a paywall, someone else covered that topic, too, or we have an AI that gives me some overview, minus the newest affairs. Radio is still free to listen to by air, even BBC with minimum ads, or I have many dozens GB of music in mp3 and newly encoded some of my old vinyls, too. One has only as much money to cover the bills, which also keep going up so less subscriptions become affordable for an average Joe. We are in a rip-off era, being fleeced like milking cows. Or we can turn the internet off and put a cd on, grab a book, or just watch birds at the bird feeder... We don't need to consume all this 💩, spiked with ads and sponsorships for even more 💩. Find a hoby, make something pretty. And don't forget to touch and smell the grass. There is a real life out there.
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  1811. I tend not to believe people who are frying their voices like that chap.
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  1812. Folks, resist this cloud takeover all you can. You have been warned.
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  1813. What information exactly do the black holes radiate? That they radiate is an information. What information do you get from an entangled particle about how its counterpart spins? Like how can we use this information? In other words: when you break down DNA, which in itself carries a lot of information for those who can read it, what information you get from a single base alone when you find it in the medium?
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  1814. Heard recently Etsy was also blocking users' accounts for funny reasons, so this seems to be a problem when companies are trying to prevent fraud and other illegal activities, not be accused that they don't do anything in that matter. And tell me how other money processing platforms handle rogue transactions when either a seller sends a brick instead of a laptop or a customer returns junk and keep the product, producing a tracking number in both cases? How are others dealing with it? I would like to kmow.
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  1815. I concur. RuSSia could be incompetent to stop the attack, or rather let it happen to squeeze the civilians even more, blaming Ukraine. Does that make Pootin look weak? More than the UA drones blowing up one refinery after another? Their initial refusal of the warning by the west could give us a clue they didn't want to know, or others to know. The ideal scenario would be if everyone was taken by surprise.
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  1816.  @Steppadice  that's not an answer on my question. I hear her talking about historic events, on a meeting that took place 8 months ago....
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  1817.  @Steppadice  happens to me as well. I am not pro Trump but I sense propaganda here, too.
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  1818. I don't know why I am watching this. Those two muppets are just doing a PR stunt for their domestic audience, because they know nobody in the West is taking them seriously anymore. Even Medvedev threatens with nukes every now and then. All their failures and intentions they project on their counterparts - again, it is just a propaganda for their own. Those Kremlin propagandists in the west are as crooks as one can be - exploiting the dumbness of an average viewer who cannot put 2 and 2 together, seeing how Kremlin's rhetoric contradicted itself over time and didn't add up. Their common trait is that they feel special that they think differently than is the official narrative. Fools proud for not getting fooled, not noticing they actually got fooled.
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  1819. There are still books, charity shops full of them. No sudden interruption on pages, a jump of an ad into the middle of a sentence.
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  1820. What military protection Canada needs? Who is threatening them, besides this loonatic?
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  1821. I am no economist, but IMO just because a few dictatorial regimes are buying Trump and Co., that doesn't mean the US dollar is doing well.
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  1822.  @FarmerRiddick  If you lived in RuSSia that would probably be your best option, as the roads are disappearing there right in front of your eyes. Enjoy commuting under the stars and on a fresh air, carbon neutral, too 😂
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  1823.  @ilove_dr.pepper.  just what I wrote a few seconds ago. I got the formula by now LOL.
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  1824. And my comment was removed. I said RuSSians are going to lose this war, with this channel, or without. So their effort is wasted. Slava Ukraini!
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  1825. Those who come here would very much love to contribute to public services, if this racist govt let them, by processing their applications in the timely manner, unlike what they did, scrapping the 6 months deadline framework, so they keep having an election agenda for years after years after years. And they would like to bring their youth, so we have ready made tax payers in just a few years, to sustain our ageing population.
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  1826. I don't see into their routine but ignoring the natural circadial rhythm of about 24 hours with just 2 hours rest is taxing the health of people. Cannot they give it like 5 hours rotation at least? What is the level of attention after two hours of interrupted sleep when you had to be woken up from deep sleep? I would struggle myself.
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  1827. Young lady, get some voice coach, you are terribly frying you voice at the end of the sentences. It's awful. Regarding the migrants, like the majoriy of Americans are direct descendants of native Americans, that they feel entitled to say who has the right living in the country?
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  1828. @LaplacianDementian - nope, you got it the other way round.
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  1829.  @slider799  He literally shows one on the photo... Besides, my comment was industry wide, not just for Meta. Everyone seems to be sacking workforce. The richer the head, the more people laid off.
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  1830. Good luck with my phone, me mostly silent, to figure out my preferences from a PC keyboard strokes. LOL The apps are quite limited in function when it comes to customising the content. Even FB Purity doesn't work on androids. And wait for Windows11, you will stop owning your device. You will be at their mercy.
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  1831. EVs have issues, I get that. Right now we still have abundance of oil and its derivatives. But that won't last forever. What then? That's my question. Besides, this issue was unrelated to the truck being EV, right? So what is this about?
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  1832. PS: what is the purpose of this video? You seem to have taken an easy ride on this original content, which didn't need much comment (I watched it a couple days ago). I expected more new stuff from yourself. Disappointed.
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  1833. hmmmm... nobody died from operating a small drone YET. As more and more people will have small drones, the air traffic will get denser. And someone eventually will get hurt one way or another. Imagine a drone out of control, a cyclist on the road, hit by a random drone and falling under the car. I am sure the insurance company will want to know whose drone went astray. And prosecutors perhaps will want to know that too. This is a pro-active rather than reactive approach. Your logic isn't good enough for future possibilities like this. You are acting like FDA, pronouncing a substance safe until proved unsafe, but in the EU they firstly want evidence of a substance being safe before they let it on the market. If you are flying the stuff on your property, and somebody has your location in the record, what are you afraid of? Your smartphone is traceable already. Not by your neighbours, but who has access, they can track you.
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  1834.  @cyberyogicowindler2448  And therfore I am gradually switching my MS machines to Linux, only planning to use MS from a usb if needed, with files backed up separately on 2 different drives. There is one more PC left, running Win10 and having HDD that seems to be developing issues. I'll replace it for ssd and probably install Linux there too. I have heard somewhere the 22H2 version is losing support in 2 months. Microsoft is doing this to themselves.
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  1835. Young men are probably afraid to be disobedient, seeing they could easily be sent to the front lines. Older men don't mind, women and older women don't mind either. Many are widows, having nothing to lose.
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  1836. Financial Times cannot even report appropriately on RuSSian finances, parroting whatever figures Kremlin pulls out of its a$$, how can they comment sensibly on war? Bunch of idiots.
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  1837.  @DamonCassidy  Also, people spend too much time indoors nowadays, glued to their screens, passively consuming, overdoing it with dopamine, without anything to show for the time spent there (except maybe the hoard of stuff they mindlessly bought for cheap on Temu). Today I stretched a new netting on my blueberry fruit cage because the old was weakened and tearing. That is another garden job done for this season, then noticed kohl rabis started sprouting in a propagator. Yay! Just 7C outside, mostly sunny, some clouds, fresh air, sun hitting my retina... finished just in time for lunch cooked for me today. I am still spending a lot of time on the internet, but it isn't a purposeless time wasted (just a bit, I am a human LOL). Now cleared junk in the PC thanks to a good youtube channel. Hope it will be less problematic now (the PC). I wish people ditched tiktok and took it from hands of children, because their diminishing attention span will punish us years later.
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  1838. At this rate of shooting they might rather run out of equipment (besides the conscripts). Each gun has a limit how many ammo it can send before it fails or even explodes at the launch into the attacker's face. Russia can update their stockpile of simple ammo, but they lack the precision technology and the sanctions aren't helping. Adding: Iran will face sanctions on top of it. Well done, terrorists. Stick to each other so we know who is who.
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  1839. This is wrong. Not only people are malnourished from too much junk that made them obese, you even want them to provide even less food and of that little nutrition they fed themselves, calling it 'healthy'? It works only for some pople, for many it made them extremely sick or put them even in danger. Nobody knows whether they will be the next person on AE, ending up with a hefty bill or some lifelong consequences.
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  1840. Why is shopping at Walmart still a thing these days? What are doing there?
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  1841. Just thinking, extrapolating from simple chemistry, where molecules steal electrons from each other changing the other molecules and making them hungry for electrons themselves, oxidation changes cis to trans in fatty acids, perhaps these prions use simple physics of charged atoms in their molecules to twist other vulnerable molecules. Simple laws of physics on the molecular level. Similar scenario like with the abiogenesis: zillions chemical reactions led to nothing, but by chance some started to form to primitive RNA, zillion more reactions leading to nothing, until one caused further development into more complex molecules, starting life on Earth. And so prions come to contact with molecules not so vulnerable, nothing happens in most cases, until they touch the one that turns into prion itself... and shit hit the fan.
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  1842. Man, every word you say is truth. Those folks are brainwashed. They don't have the same info as you have. Faux News don't feed them that. The same for folks in RuSSia and even abroad following RuSSian state propaganda media. They don't follow independent sources. They live in an echo chamber, many never learned the local language to know better. In Germany there was a RuSSian expat who came to Germany in 1980s, before Pootin took the reign, and they still support Pootin, having no idea about the real life in RuSSia, enjoying all those freedoms and quality of life in Germany, but barely learning German language. Pootin will fix the country - how, when it was him plunging it into misery? Propaganda.
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  1843. Every dictator wants a monopoly, too. I am not fallling for Chinese tricks and neither should you. I'll rather let Microsoft have my data for advertising (which I block wherever I can and transitioned to Linux OS) than CCP, aiming to bring us down. Constant cyber attacks, infiltration of our communications, remote surveillance via CCTV (not so cctv after all), even their EV collect footages and data of our streets and send it to CCP. Temu and other cheap plarforms brought many original productions down by copying designs and selling us cheaper and often harmful stuff. Nope, not having it. Even that open source might not be as open source as you think. You have been warned.
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  1844. There was the comment somewhere, that if the Americans wanted to flatten Moscow, Moscow would be no more today. And this happened at night. Are they trying to say that Putler spends his nights in the office, if this was meant to assasinate him? Just another public lie to make more people scared and sign for the death penalty on the frontline.
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  1845.  @WilliamWatt-xm2gu  She eventually paid it by herself, but that audacity even asking this question, like if the poor sod couldn't afford to pay the fine. Entitlement cannot speak louder from her. Plus that her so called 'qualifications', her past career... We are ruled by idiots.
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  1846. Those bastards are bypassing the sanctions. They still get stuff they shouldn't, albeit less of it and more expensive, but they still do. Everything.
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  1847.  @m.e.holley7613  Others do better quality work, not using tabloids style titles and overloading the visual content with facepalm gifs, while pretending they CANNOT show us the content. He can, he doesn't want to, if demonetisastion is the excuse. I shared my disappointment with the elements in his style (hence not exactly the quality you are talking about), the rest is on him. I always look forward to Jake Broe or Arthur Rehi, but this man has lost me. I used to like his style, but something has changed. Not trolling at all, just trying to point out at things I am not happy with and I apparently aren't alone. I am progressive, I strive for change and improvement if something isn't working. After all I could just stay silent and 'not recommend' his channel so I won't be bothered anymore. I decided to highlight what I see as flaws. That isn't trolling. Over 95% of youtubers don't earn a minimum income on youtube. Too much competition nowadays. I woudn't rely on youtube for my general income.
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  1848. I am not disagreeing with you but pointing at how many $bn each country spends isn't exactly a guarantee their service is top notch. USA also spends incredible money on healthcare, but it is nowhere near the standard of less expensive systems elsewhere and even infant mortality statistics doesn't reflect this high spending on the US healthcare. It is for profit and the prices are blown up, leading to millions filing for bankruptcy from medical bills. That is not far from what corruption in China is. People in the US cannot afford the doctor, treatment, some even had to ration insulin cos they were short of cash for the ridiculous prices, many waiting in limbo and pain for the new premiums to kick in because they used up their previous allowance... meaning they cannot go to work either without the treatment. I have seen too many of such stories in forums dedicated to certain illnesses. Not a good state of affairs.
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  1849.  @dasenyajenkins4200  if you have money...
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  1850.  @dasenyajenkins4200  Certainly, but that doesn't justify extrapolating the standard of service from the amount of money thrown at it. If you cannot afford to get the healthcare, despite paying high insurance premium, you are worse off than paying universal healthcare and getting cancer screening within hours, like in Scandinavia.
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  1851.  @dasenyajenkins4200  one important point that will probably settle it for you: in those developed countries you say they don't have as high healthcare standard - not a single person went bankrupt from medical bills. Not one. And when you look at statistics, their infant mortality is lower, too. So you can make judgements from your own personal experience, I go with statistics.
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  1852.  @dasenyajenkins4200  I don't see a relevance to this. I was comparing the developed countries. OECD stats show in 2019 US had 5.6 infant deaths per 1000 LIVE births, that is born living babies, not even stillborn, whereas Sweden had 2.1. Why are American babies dying 2.5x more often with such a great healthcare? Or did you mean Americans have bad statistics cos they are a developing country? In some aspects it does look like, especially now with the abortion laws and wanting to bring Bible back to school... but only Bible, not Quran, not Thorah, nothing else.
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  1853. British educational institutions like universities have been having a lasting DDOS attack just yesterday. Guess who I suspect from that? It isn't Xi (although he would be the second candidate).
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  1854. That obese woman at 9:00, with a t-shirt "I am not sorry" is epic... I bet she is now!
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  1855. LMAO are you saying that kids are not taught MATHS at school these days? I have watched a few videos of yours recently, but only now you nailed your affiliation to the right wing with no doubt. Propaganda at its best. The criticism of EV flaws is great, but your comment on education is waaaaay off. Just because the kids cannot retain much from the lessons, due to Tiktok brain shrinkage, that is not the fault of schools, blaming them they don't try delivering education. It is the capitalism that makes their brains shrink - keeping them glued to the screens for profit of whoever is managing this circus.
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  1856. So, before taking on any service, ctrl+f, type arbitration, give it a brief look and reconsider using that service or item.
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  1857. Oh no! What will we do? RuSSia threatens with nukes... AGAIN! Give more aid to Ukraine!
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  1858. That little financial gain is vastly offset by a growing state deficit. About 75% of RuSSian workforce is on the government payroll now. Putin raised his salary. He raised military spending, and even if reducing spending on social care, healthcare and education, he still is bleeding money. RuSSian economy is in a free-fall.
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  1859. Cute. I used to have a mix of dachshund, maybe with some terrier. Some street mix, very much loved.
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  1860. Finally I don't feel alone in this. Propagandist officially. He knows the groceries weren't affected much, yet he keeps showing plebs the full supermarkets, but never says how much average RuSSian can afford to buy. About a month ago he showed us 10 eggs for a dollar... we get that for 2 dollars, but we can afford to buy 5x as much, with RuSSian median salary $500 but a Westerner $2500.  @rastignac30 
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  1861. Or the UA front... or escaping to Turkey and travelling from one supermarket to another in Ankara or somewhere.  @devinmax429 
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  1862. The music makes it difficult to focus on your talk.
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  1863. Good summary. Left twitter long ago. Everyone should do it. He bought it as his personal propaganda machine, also to hype up his market shares. One message can make a fortune or bring a company down. This is how volatile the market is, artificial. Just the lives of people behind companies are real. Nobody think about those.
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  1864. Without knowing much details, I got an impression that this zero covid policy is just a test how far with a control the regime can get and what will follow. They certainly cannot be that stupid to miss the fact that you cannot really contain Omicron and its offspring to the zero level. You would need to stop living things crossing the border, that means people and animals, because animals were also reported catching covid, at least its earlier strains. It would be impossible to keep China covid free for long, even if they succeeded eliminating it for one point in time.
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  1865. I love my wireless earphones when on a treadmill. No banging of the cable, perfect listening experience. Got them for £40 a few years ago. Apple is a rip off. In the plane I prefer wired ones, easy to drop one and never find it again.
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  1866. That note about how the employment is 'unfortunately' kept high in RuSSia when workers work shifts, do they actually get paid properly or are they forced to do the labour for next to nothing? And does it actually help the economy as such or is it a blackhole for the state reserves, as all they do is to spend money and send the equipment to get destroyed abroad? This was addressed long ago, you need to get up to date what means what, Artur. It isn't an investment from abroad. It is RuSSian own money, now deep in the pocket and even if the taxation goes up, it is still just taking back a little after it used its own money to pay those people (that assuming they get paid).
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  1867.  @Chipolinou  LMAO, how typical. US has a functioning economy, unlike RuSSia. US is not looking into the abyss like RuSSia does. US doesn't have fuel sgortages and freely trades with anyone they choose wordwide. US president doesn't have an international arrest warrant on his head (akthough Trump might be one), Americans aren't running to live in RuSSia in masses, which cannot be said vice versa. Even the poorest American is better off than the poorest RuSSian. Try again.
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  1868.  @brentonherbert7775  Yep, to the point 1, nobody really knows (even Kremlin) how many of those nukes are actually viable. Someone stole navigation system from their doomsday plane the other day. Corruption comes at a cost, even to the top chief of corruption.
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  1869.  @alexpug5162  Why? Isn't it true what I wrote?
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  1870. Don't know what exact wording of the contract is with Deleteme or Incogni, but they definitely cannot remove your data from various organisations that must hold your data, like law enforcement, healthcare, insurance and those also get hacked and data ends on the dark web. And those companies have no reach on the dark web whatsoever. So what the people paying for these services pay for is just a plaster over a tumour growing underneath. Worthless. Only delaying inevitable. In fact, the data of most of us probably already is on the dark web so who are the companies trying to fool by selling us this pointless service? Data of thousands individuals can be bought for a few bucks on the dark web. Most of those data via brokers are used for advertising purposes anyway. Turn your adblock on and let them waste their money, whoever buys those data. And don't be a slave to brands that are heavily advertising all across the media platform. It all costs money to advertise. By buying their overpriced stuff you pay for your own data back to them LOL.
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  1871. My father is English, my Mother is French and I am a Wanker.
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  1872. It it is less of a challenge and more about confirming idiocy of an average citizen. Anyone remembers George Carling? Imagine how stupid an average citizen is and understand that half of them is stupider than that. There is no end to idiots proving to the whole world they are idiots. Well done CCP, thanks for separating the stupid from the sane. Recruiters also have an easier job not to hire these idiots. The evidence is out there, for everyone to see.
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  1873. And these cookies are a double edged sword. It helps you to not enter your details on the fake website, but there are cookie stealers, and once they have your session, they don't need anything else, neither your login details or you confirming it via the app.
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  1874. Was about to point it out. People are so ignorant these days. Also the deleteme services... I am no cyber security expert, but I am not stupid. What is the limitation? Data brokers are a tiny portion of my data holders out there. Deleting my data from just them is literally like putting a plaster over a tumour. Yet deleteme spreads like a cancer itself over youtube channels. Pay us, give us your data and we will not be able to retrieve your data from the dark web (byt they don't tell you this part).
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  1875.  @CricketsBay  RuSSia is running out of people to do anything.
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  1876. Every new version of Windoze comes with a learning curve. Adding this up over time, with a stable Linux distro you have minimum additional learning as they don't turn everything upside down with every new upgrade, taking away features you loved and adding those you don't want or need. And then change stuff mid way when people complain, like with Recall, then customisation, then installing .exe forbidden because the stupidly primitive system flags them as malware, despite being a reputable software you always used. And don't let me started on how Windoze makes millions still good to go computers redundant next year, incompatible with Win11.
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  1877.  @ramirovaldes4889  I haven't followed him for too long.There was at least one thief channel, taking his stuff and posting on theirs. I wasn't able to tell them apart (not that I tried hard). I ws disappointed with the copycat and gave a miss to his real stuff also. Reading the comments here I can tell I haven't missed much LOL.
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  1878. RuSSia, like China, have deeply rooted sense for exploitation and cheating. The old soviet credo was: if you don't steal, you are depriving your family. Chinese are basically the same. They hardly invent anything of their own, they copy all they can and have a credo: if you can cheat, cheat. Ask serpentza, a youtuber. Adulteration of goods is rampant, cheating, even maintaining or fixing lifts is faked with catastrophic consequences for users. Someone is seen collapsing on the street, nobody comes to their help because they are afraid the collapse is staged and the helper will get sued for caused injuries, literlly to earn extra money. This is evryday China for you. Being xenophobic is socially engineered by CCP, to blame the outside world for all the failure of CCP's own making, like in RuSSia, like in North Korea.
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  1879. I don't get those free rent months... just spread the saving across the whole year and rent for less per month each month. Like do they expect that people cannot calculate the overall cost or something? When comparing utilities, I made a spreadsheet and there a few formulas to put price per unit along standing standing charge (that in the UK) as they differ from deal to deal and I didn't trust the comparison websites. After that I decided which provider I would go with. I do it every time when my current deal comes to an end.
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  1880. I am offended, that the main reason why Israel is in constant conflict with others is being left out: zionist agenda, illegal land grabbing, oppression of their fellow Semites aka Palestinians, for over 75 years. Why is Israel allowed what RuSSia isn't? Over 100 years ago there was a Christian zionist believing that when Jews will get their country, Jesus will come back to Earth. He was a leading British politician. Back then, Palestine was a land without major conflicts. Jews in 8% minority and Muslims in 90% bedsit each other's children, according to Rabbi Weiss. Zionism is anti Jewish and in conflict with their own scriptures: YHWH would give land to Jews if they were just, generous, fair. The zionist movement was anything but. Because they disobeyed, they were scattered all around the Earth. Now they use manipulations, propaganda and violence to achieve their antiJewish nationalistic objectives, at the expense of the American taxpayer mostly, who doesn't even have a universal healthcare, but finances one to Israelis. Nobody wants to discuss this. And comments like these keep going missing...
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  1881.  @Alie01  I see you are everywhere, one already yawned like this in another video. What other instructions are you having?
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  1882.  @cryptocsguy9282  no idea, but there is nobody around to do that. Even if, I have a clone ready, for cases it became corrupt for any reason, so I am back and running it in no time after some 3ssential updates if necessary. Other data backed up separately and regularly doing backup overall.
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  1883. After a couple weeks I launched my Win11pro from a usb on my Linux laptop and was taken by surprise, the screen that welcomed me looked like after a fresh installation, when it wants to install all the bloatware and make a MS account, which that Windoze doesn't have. They almost fooled me thinking I had to reinstall it again. Phew! Stop offering me stuff I refused first time, Windoze. You are like a stalker.
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  1884. BoJo wants to be the king of the world. Bad for him that that function doesn't exist yet and perhaps never will.
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  1885. I don't even know why I am watching this. Never did Netflix or any other streaming, if not counting youtube.
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  1886. These cars are meant for the expo halls, shiny and clean, with women leaning against them, as a CCP PR, not for an actual work.
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  1887. 42 seconds into watching this and my mind is screaming: ALWAYS DOWNLOAD APP FROM AN APP STORE! A.L.W.A.Y.S. End of.
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  1888.  @stshnie  Not if you don't have a raft of ducks splashing water all around. Safety first, but let's be grown up adults, right? The majority of the world don't bother with excluding all electric plugs from the bathroom for 'safety' and they are doing fine.
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  1889.  @stshnie  As a child we even had an infrared spiral positioned in the bathroom to heat it up before we had a central heating. NOBODY was killed because we were sensible. It was far from the bath tub, far from water. I offered a viable solution for a critical situation if you really need that bath but don't have hot water. Take it or leave it. I thought we were adult people talking here, not toddlers or teenagers trying the Tide pod challenge.
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  1890.  @stshnie  yes. That was just another example where an electrical appliance in a bathroom, if used sensibly, doesn't mean harm. That heating spiral I suggested earlier, it was not meant to stay in the bath tub during the bath. Just to heat up water. When happy with the temperature, switch it off and move it away BEFORE you enter the tub. Why the worry? If super conscious, you can always wrap the extension connection into a cling film but I consider it a worry too far. It is sad to see the 'progress' in the world where we need to write a warning on the car battery: do not drink, just for the company to be safe from liability.
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  1891. Regarding the crook BoJo vising Kyiv and your theory, I doubt that was the way of thinking. UA has a good system of protection from the air missiles that is particularly good in the capital. If something was coming from the air there would be sirens and people would run for a shelter. BoJo would not risk his life in case the deluded war ciminal decided to get rid of him against all odds.
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  1892. The real finance masters don't brag about their money on social media. They do stuff and enjoy their money and life. It is mind blowing what nonsense these desperados are able to put on the table to monetise it and make fools of themselves in front of the entire world. Any nonsense that comes across their mind that will give them clicks they will say into the camera with a straight face.
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  1893. Don't they relly? So why was the 1GB free storage conditioned by several steps one of which was to direct your google email to Proton mail? It literally wants me to link my google identity to them. Almost everything is traceable on internet these days. And how do you pay for the subscription? Crypto? They don't trace you the usual ways like google does, but the true anonymity is in short supply these days.
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  1894. Not a fan of Trump and unproven therapies, but how did we get from "estimated 16,990 people that may have died", to 17,000 certain deaths?
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  1895. Yahweh's intervention? He cannot watch this injustice.
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  1896. CNN reporter in Kursk? I expect Pootin summoning an American diplomat for an American journalist crossing the border illegally. They did the same with Italian rep already.
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  1897. Mwahahaa, good job. Now explain to me how a horticultural company can fit 1000 litres of bark mulch, large nuggets like my palm, into 730 litres bag and call it an industry standard, because their calibration by weight in a 20 litre pot, extrapolated 50x enabled them to do it? They took a dumpy bag 90x90x90 cm, filed it up to 15-20 cm below the brim and dropped it in front of my house as 1000 litres bulk bag, saying it is OK. They have abot 20 depos all across England. How many customers they cheated like this? The industry standard for bulk (1000 litres or 1m^3) is delivering it in a bag 90x90x120cm. But these will deny and deny. Reported them already and asked my bank for a partial refund of 27% which they actioned already.
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  1898. The sheer ignorance of these Israelis is astounding. Not to kill in the name of god... but to kill in the name of Israel is OK? Because that is what has been happening since early 1900s. That ignorance, that who was here first... you mean 2000 years ago? And who was there first before that? Gosh, I just can't.
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  1899.  @SmartChick63  if these scammers spent their effort on some actual jobs instead of scamming, the world would be a better place. But then... what jobs are there in Nigeria or Africa in general, for average folks? Mining precious metals in dangerours rat holes for Elon Musk?
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  1900.  @kvo3542  Maybe, but there goes a term Nigerian Prince, not a European one. People from Africa risk their lives to get to European countries, not otherwise. Western world exports their trash to Africa to use, not the other way round. It is the wealthy West that buys new computers and then send decommissioned outdated machines to the developing world for further use. Even educated brain drain is from Africa out, not into. I have heard a qualified doctor is literally owned by a country, he cannot just quit their job if they don't like it or it pays poorly... at least in some countries in Africa. I have heard it from a native African.
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  1901. Let's create a term: medial prostitution. Some folks literally use their bodies (voices and faces) to get paid by whomever, parrot agenda they get paid for. No facts, no insight, no principles... just spew it there and grab the money.
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  1902. One question I would have: none of you who promoted this service noticed that this particular affiliate link was bringing you next to no money? Or cannot you even track it in your books? I would want to know what sponsorship was performing well and what wasn't, if I was in your position.
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  1903.  @hoang1730  Losing what? The war entering a fourth month that was supposed to last a week at most? Yeah yeah, troll. The DLR and other conscripts giving up, calling to their mothers to get them out. Are you drooling?
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  1904.  @hoang1730  I take it that you have nothing else do argue against what I said. Thaaaanks!
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  1905.  @EconLessons  yes, but youaren't the whole universe.
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  1906. This is news to me that such a number of Americans didn't vote. I guess many of them were those who stand with Palestine. American and other countries stance on this issue was abominable. Biden's administration literally enabled ISSrael what it didn't allow RuSSia. Earlier on, the same day when Blinken visited ISSrael, ISSraelis annexed another piece of West Bank for themselves. For this reason alone, despite I despise Trump, I am actually glad the Dems lost. They deserved it and I hope they will understand why. Such a mess this has become. For the same reason I have amended my view on Starmer, the UK prime minister, and a few influential members of his cabinet. They are no longer individuals I value highly.
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  1907. Deleteme are scammers themselves and you fell for it LMAO.
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  1908. LOL that was a short ride! Did they shoot that one that stayed laying on the road side???
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  1909.  @ejimayang3687  All of them? How do you know? Did you speak with every single one? Every country has its own sample of neonazis, nobody is planting them. People are just born dumb and thick. Those 14 000 is a false claim debunked many times. About 15 000 people died in the east, the vast majority of them were soldiers on both sides, and the remaining were civilians also on both sides, and most of this number was during the first year of illegal Russian invasion in 2014. You are spreading false propaganda here, so it is rather you who should stop lecturing others. Get your facts straight. Minsk agreement was violated by both sides several times. And Ukraine should not allow to get bullied into some form of agreement like this, so I don't feel sorry for this agreement to be off the table. Budapest memorandum in 1994 was also internationally recognised and signed by Russia, which Russia then violated by invasion in 2014. Honestly, get your fact straight, mate. Don't be a fool.
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  1910.  @lovkiy  What residents? Most have fled already. Orcs are bombing civilians homes. Are you so sure they want this war criminal to be their representative? You may be in for a big surprise when this all ends. In the time of conflict such actions are questionable. And whatever Putin announced about independent republics previously, internationally they are still part of Ukraine. And so they shall remain after this madness ends with a Russian debacle.
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  1911.  @ejimayang3687  ROFL, you keep going in your stupid propaganda? Putin has been interfering with Ukrainian internal affairs, poisoning Yuschenko who finally won regardless, well before this madness. He invaded Georgia after setting up separatist movement in its borders. Then he repeated the same in Ukraine. WE KNOW what he is doing and you are just his tool. And WE KNOW that too. Give up. Russia is fucked.
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  1912.  @jakejones4022  crap. I would love to love Russia. If it gave me a reason. Loving a fascist keeping his citizens on a short lead? NO. There is no phobia in that. It is seeing the things as they are. Russians are victims of this oppressor who is killing opposition, even on the soil of foreign land and lies as soon as he opens his mouth. Dictators usually end up very badly and the world goes on. One day Russia will be a new Russia, fair, prosperous and democratic. Maybe in the next century.
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  1913.  @lovkiy  "Russia has ALWAYS achieved its goals." wishful thinking. Russia THIS big you mean bribing other nations with support? It lost a lot of land after the collapse of USSR. Good luck with restoring the USSR influence up to Berlin in the 21st century. LOL BTW, how is the demilitarisation of Ukraine going? So far we see a slow demilitarisation of Russia. Next they will catapult empty vodka bottles as the last desperate measure. And then the Ukraine wins.
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  1914.  @lovkiy  haha, so far the Russian soldiers have been drinking vodka out of frustration, after robbing the Ukrainian shops and homes, raping drunk and pushing off stress seeing their colonels and generals eliminated one by one. Ukraine is such a small country compared to Russia and you celebrate Russia having just 20% of it? It had more, but was pushed out of it. And it will be pushed out of other areas when the western weapons will be delivered. The rest of the world has more weapons than Russia, that including nukes. Russia was thought to be the second best army in the world. Now it is the second best army in Ukraine. Keep trolling.
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  1915.  @lovkiy  That lot has been rather stagnating despite all that ammo available in the Russian army. Ukrainians even claimed some territories back with their losses and limited arms supply. They are doing it the clever way, unlike the demotivated Orcs that don't even want to be there. Some are even sabotaging key position inside Russia. Russians are fed up with this war, like everybody else. You see what the corruption does to the country. Bubble imploded. The easiest way out of this is Orcs pulling out of Ukraine, and that including illegally taken Donbas and Crimea. Go back behind your borders.
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  1916.  @lovkiy  neither will your wishful thinking about Russia winning this war and always getting what it wants, like you said. Ukraine has plenty of troops in the area, they just need more and better ammo. They are ready and waiting.
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  1917. Air con for 20 grand? Seriously? Our gas boiler broke and new one, with 10 year warranty costed us just about £2500. Four years later, still running strong. A display failed a year ago, got a replacement free of charge, proving we had it serviced every 12 months as required. Checking air con prices in the UK, depending on what it is, a simple unit in one room around 2k with labour cost. How many of them does an average house need?
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  1918. I think it is crises as opposed to crisis. Not crisises. English is my third language. Bragging over.
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  1919. Started his chemo... say no more.
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  1920. That Sandisk drive, gosh, I remember watching a few people who lost their data on this exact thing. I thought it was a Chinese copycat from Aliexpress or scamazon... was it real then? Original? Mind blowing. My sandisk USB sticj, 128GB (from scamazon, discounted) cooked itself to write protected. I'll stay away from this brand then. Luckily I have been shopping with different ones recently, usually directly from their website or a link from their website, to avoid scams. One cannot be too sure these days.
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  1921. Still not discounted enough. I can as well wait out this electric craze and wait for the times when they come with a better concept. And not doing Musk's propaganda platform, so cannot follow the guy.
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  1922. However bad it sounds, some parasites can actually modulate our immune system and reduce autoimmune symptoms. Parasites shaped our evolution. We are part of the overall eco system. Removing parasites by some people who don't have issues, could result in issues.
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  1923. Wel, done Debian! A fellow woker here. And proud of it. Why supporting a fascist? Come on!
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  1924. Re 5:55 - that reminds me: I clean data as part of my job. Questionnaires with many questions to answer yes/no/don't know. Like health conditions. One person can have only as many health issues, out of 80 of interest maybe. At the end of the cleaning I run in Stata total numbers and check which questionnaire had a high number of yes values, because some people were ticking it on reverse. I captured dozens of these in the past. There must be ways how to verify suspiciously high numbers and check against some other source, like a verified website, genuine page, not just an ad. But since Google is there only for the money, not quality of service, I am not surprised they let the AI do the work without supervision and additional verifications. Something really bad on the national scale must happen for them to be pushed to bring a proper fix.
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  1925. That Lurpak thing doesn't seem to display in writing it is butter. It is a spread when it is like this. Not sure whether EU and similar regulations apply to here. If anything, it has been battered with probably plant oils, and such it isn't a classic butter anymore. Or air mixed into it more than you would have in a normal butter, so it spreads easier right out of the fridge. And the 'lighter' version... what does it have? Air again? You pay extra for convenience and air inside (or cheaper plant oils). We only buy the usual block of BUTTER, that has cca 82% milk fat. Unbranded. One doesn't need to blow up their monthly grocery budget in a week, right? The price of many commodities went down but this global conspiracy via price gauging of retail products is disgusting.
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  1926. Religion was pretty strong in those days. I wonder how they justified these frequent deaths in childhood, that royals weren't blessed by god with multiple healthy children, like poorer people had. Infant mortality was high everywhere, but royals had it extra difficult to produce a vital offspring.
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  1927. In Britain we have standing charges where you pay for the connection, but it is pennies, making it a few quid per year, like £5 per month now. Indeed, people pay it whether they use the gas or not. There is a debate to scrap them.
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  1928. Per month, not year.
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  1929. Almost any content hidden by a paywall on some news outlets can be found free on other sites. Their loss that they don't let people read their website. And those whose cookies you don't agree to and they don't let you read their pages I always say (to Healthline particularly): go fcuk yourself. So many other sources I can find the info I am looking for. As per scientific journals... well, it costs more money to produce research and publish it than just write some silly blog or news article. People with legitimate interest, like officially studying the subject, can access the content via their institutions.
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  1930. RE: no attention to the mass protest... there was the time, not so long ago, before banning the medium, when we learned uncomfortable truths from RT. Of course they had their own agenda, to pull out every dirt they could find in the West, but we often could learn from RT what our media blatantly didn't inform about. It is also alarming how the govt is trying to curb our rights to protest. We must fight back. But regarding oil and climate change, I believe we have crossed the point of no return. Even if we stopped pumping half of the carbon we are doing now (Britain is producing relatively little in comparison to China or even Russia now), there are massive stores of methane in permafrost that are seeping out, unstoppable and the climate change models don't count with this part of far more powerful greenhouse gas than just CO2. And the already diminished albedo in the northern hemisphere is speeding up the warming of the Arctic Ocean more than elsewhere on Earth. If for nothing else we need to wean ourselves from fossil carbons for the time they will run out.
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  1931. RuSSel still travelling around Moscow's supermarkets? Gosh... do you have a job at all?
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  1932. Never had those shoes, my feet are quite fussy and skin gets damaged much faster than on other people when rubbing against something. And there are different feet shapes, how can one shoe maker cater for all of them?
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  1933. That antisemitism term is hugely misused. Palestinians are also semites. People need to get aware about it.
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  1934. Good for those two for still being together, but there still is plenty of time and opportunities for things changing. Life happens.
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  1935. Kids need books and mechanical toys, not tablets. Saw a black boy walking on the street the other day, instead of a mobile phone he was reading a book. Still risky, as there was also traffic, but what a view that was! Whether it was by choice or because his parents didn't buy him a smart phone, either way, the boy has a future.
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  1936. Is this related to the oracle like SGD that after retiring the OSGD I can no longer work over two screens when remotely accessing the drives of my organisation? It was such a breeze previously and suddenly I am restricted to just one screen when I need to work on like 8 windows.
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  1937. The biggest threat from the cloud for me is not the privacy as much, but that they can cut you off your project ANY time they want. One company has decided that you either can agree with their new policy to use your content on training AI, or if you close the window and don't agree, you cannot use their cloud anymore. This is ridiculous. If you have half baked project in their cloud and don't agree with an AI using your content for free, you are in a trouble. And this trend will keep spreading like a wildfire. Even your data is not your data anymore when companies hold you ransom like this.
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  1938. When you are short of cash, even crypto comes handy. Imagine calling imaginary world a Real world, and a cult club University. Owning a percentage of future shame among thousands others when you sober up from this delusion...
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  1939. Who cares what China or Russia claim? They lie just by opening their mouth.
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  1940. Why exploiting the global inequality and get surprised they cheat on you. Should have stayed on the Australian market and be a few days ahead of the cheaters.
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  1941. Never heard about Yotta and never donated money via Youtube or paid premium. Youtube, despite hosing some good stuff I have learned from, is also profiteering from the ever growing AI content that is basically a junk. And hosting that growing junk content, and cooling servers, dilutes your premium money going more and more to those who don't deserve a cent of it, depriving the true creators of original content. If I value someone's content, I pay them directly by other means. Besides, there are lotteries and there are lotteries. Lotto, for example, your money, if you usually don't win, will also go to charitable and other beneficial purposes, from which you might benefit in other ways, not just spending money and they disappear in void of someone's greedy accounts. And those falling for financial scams of this sort, like various crypto popping up into existence, getting funny names and suddenly disappearing like quantum particles, apparently have more money than brains.
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  1942. Why is Prihozhin doing all that presence... did you see the one where he said he is going to stand for a president of Ukraine in 2024 elections, against Zelensky and Poroshenko? It was one of those gloomy videos, he stood in a bombarded barrack a few floors above the ground. He is doing his own PR now. LOL
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  1943. This is such a grotesque. Kremlin used a useful i.diot for their propaganda and he didn't even speak to the real Putin. It was obvious this was going to be on the Kremlin's terms. What did he expect? He can be glad he will go home just humiliated, but alive.
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  1944. That man sounds like short of breath. Maybe he suffers with mild hypoxia and talks from his arse. Anyone noticed that clouds bring relief from relentless Sun, but in colder weather they actually keep the ground (and air) warmer? They don't seem to add or take away heat on the whole, but they are a symptom of more moisture in the warmer air and water vapour is the most abundant greenhouse gas. Nobody talks about that.
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  1945. And, one more thing: I don't know at what stage of opening youtube in my PC browser they run this script against adblockers, but it only shows me that message when I try to view a video, logged into the google account or not. When I only see the page with all other videos, it might not be running that script yet. Which would be like with those cookies. Just because you click on the page it doesn't mean they installed the cookies. Only if you click on accept all, or decline and proceed, they will install either all or the restricted ones. Can somebody make it clearer what happens at what stage?
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  1946.  @NashVanDrake  Swedes basically made Kyiv and then Muscovia exist over thousand years ago. Before then there was just a swamp.
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  1947. US is going down, but I am not going to assist it by using a Chinese spyware.
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  1948. Re: 9:45 minute: which Putin was that? Vladimir Vladimirovich or Vladimir Vasilievich, as the patriarch Kyril recently titled him? There is a rumour the latter one is the double and Kyril had a slip of tongue the other day. The idiot here just tried to fill the space with more propaganda, preparing the soil for capitulation. Peskov already said a few weeks ago, on record, that Ukraine has been denazified and demilitarized. RuSSists will get their ass kicked and this will be their selling point as a victory to the brainwashed plebs. Like they presented their 'victory' after getting their ass kicked by Afghans decades ago. You can clearly see the connection to the rhetoric heard here. Ukraine will be independent and free and in RuSSian history books the victory will be the denazification, at least. And if N Korea won't provide the weapons and ammo Shoigu went there begging for, we will see the end of this war sooner than we thought.
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  1949. I love your commentaries, but sometimes I think you just spread the ideas to more morons to take up the challenge themselves. Reason has no impact on them.
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  1950. Every year America is battered by one or more destructive storms. It must be a nightmare for the insurance companies to keep paying up for the damages. I wouldn't want to do the business over there. I completely understand their avoidance in paying up, if they don't want to be out of business. And people need to reconsider their choices for either a location to live in or the type of property they live in. High rise buildings are less expensive to repair than individual ground level bungalows that are so common in your part of the world. In high rise buildings the majority of the inhabitants would be affected minimally in case of such a storm and flood, assuming their windows and facade are made properly to withstand those gusts. A lot of American homes are made of wood and it shows after a hurricane swept the area. Nothing stands there. Proper brick or concrete would resist to a degree. Wood won't. So on one hand folks complain that their insurance doesn't cover everything, and if it did, they would complain it is too expensive to pay up front and would rather not to. You cannot have it both ways. The insurance companies also don't print money. ADDING: With the climate change these storms will become only more violent and bring more destruction, so hold your hats, folks! And keep pumping more carbon into the atmosphere, as it apparently isn't bad enough.
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  1951. I would just uninstall the app, if I am able to program the night heating manualy etc. Our boiler came with an app control, but we also have a physical console operating wirelessly. I'll go to see whether I can program the boiler physically. If not, our next one will go through a better scrutiny, because I didn't expect even this one coming with an app. I got it recommended by a gas engineer who was here when the old boiler broke in November a few years ago. The new tech took me by surprise, but I have learned a lesson or two since. Still resisting a smart meter.
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  1952. Glad I never got into this LOL. At most the Big Fish games, playable offline, no crypto crap. I can tie my laces though!
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  1953. Also, I haven't noticed that those prices comparisons for decades ago were adjusted for income? The income also was in a lower nominal value than it is today. Everything had a lower number in cost back then. Just the disparity between income and some expenses, particularly housing, has become insane.
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  1954. Reinvention? It doesn't need to be very inventive to jump from one nonsense to another to remain relevant and talked about on media space. Look, another desperate attempt for attention! Do stupid, or pretend to be doing stupid and see how they waste electrons on clicking and commentng... That isn't inventive in my books. It is just a cheap, tested and confirmed to work strategy for insensitive (or desensitised) folks. I find his presence annoying and try avoiding it wherever I can. Maybe after this he will disappear to the history, which I find positive.
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  1955. I never liked Brand, yrars back. So I am not judging him now, I will just appreciate when I won't see him in media again. I avoid tabloids as much as I can but he still makes his way into my view. I always found him irritating, and perhaps mad.
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  1956. So hearing the news from RuSSia about planes (which it stole from the West and didn't return back) having emergency landings, it wasn't due to poor maintenance as much. It is because these planes suck?
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  1957. Indeed, all just rhetoric for his 'voters', whom he won't even ask, just reinstating himself in the next 'elections'. Like that foolish threat of annexing the entire central Asia, after they are done with Ukraine... who they think they are fooling? Just their own. Peacocks spreading their feathers, but having a terrible shriek.
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  1958. Deleteme spreading like a plague over youtube. When they gain the ability to clear my data from the dark web, let me know. Until then the brokers can keep ripping the advertising companies off because I have adblocking capacity. Mwahaha.
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  1959. 7:46 excuse my hawk's eye: what is a cirvulatory system? Besides, when will you train well, too? Practice what you preach. Your beard cannot sufficiently mask your round face 😘
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  1960.  @jenih1684  I don't see saying these details doing any harm. You know G Carlin? Imagine how stupid an average person is. And now realise that half of them is stupider than that. You may measure everyone by your level of conscience, but that is a mistake.
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  1961.  @AthelstanEngland  I didn't need to be told. Some people do the right thing without getting orders from authorities. I also don't drink drive and I wear a seat belt. Some people just do that by themselves.
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  1962. YT makes money from them, so why doing anything? YT will rather ban a video informing about those scams. Google and scam ads at the top search results: the same story. Follow the money.
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  1963. I successfully ignored these olympics, it wasn't what it used to be right from the beginning. There was more that was messed up in these olympics, not just this. But at least I now understand those memes which I didn't even bother investigating.
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  1964. You mean sleepy farty Don?
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  1965.  @BilldeSarse  No point, he is broke.
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  1966. Even if YT kids: how do you know it isn't a psy op there, too? Chinese population is already hooked on their smartphones, their entire life is ruled by one or two apps. You don't smile enough, your social score can be reduced along your access to common services. One young woman was prevented from fuelling her car... unimaginable control of the society. If they cannot achieve this control in our society, they will attempt to affect us some other way. Why waging wars when you can decay the society from within? The same for Temu. A masive loss business just to hook us on cheap and counterfeit stuff, destroying original creators. Have you been on Etsy lately? Mostly Chinese crap pretended to be hand made. The same for many ads on Fakebook. Images copied across many selliing websites and Aliexpress... family ran business, cheap, while truly family businesses cannot compete against this avalanche and go bust.
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  1967. It is far easier to fool someone than prove to them they were fooled.
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  1968. A cost of climate change. There was a pie chart about the fires in the US since early 20th century. About quartr of that pie was the entire century, then about a fifth was a decade of maybe 80s and 90s (my memory is merciful), then a big chunk was 2021-2022, another big chunk was 2023... rest filled up by 2024. You get the idea.
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  1969. Salmon (pardon Simon, his skin glow confused me for a moment) looks like a caricature of himself, after those plastic surgeries and with the bottom lip filled to the brim that it is like a piece of paralysed rubber. He barely talks.
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  1970. Minister of defence has a lot of power, decision making, and a lot of money pour through their hands. In contrary, the head of the council is just a sitting mushroom without power or money to grab. Pootin cleared up Shoigu and replaced him with even less competent but very loyal tool that proved his worth with blackmailing oligarchs to give up some money for the war machine. That is what Pootin needs now more than anything. The situation in the country is dire and it worsens each passing day and a wrong person with so much power as the minister of defence able to initiate a coup is danger to tzar.
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  1971. What's the point in mentionig how some crime has halved, when excluding the other crime that went through the roof? Like what is the difference between somebody breaking into your home and somebody wiping out your savings via scam? And even that halved crime is not true, it is the reporting of the crime has maybe halved, people not even bothered to report some crime, knowing already the police will do nothing - due to understaffing. What a rat!
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  1972. I just wonder whether that potential civilisation will understand those lines and stuff on those discs we sent out. They might as well shoot it down or it might burn when entering atmosphere of some lifeless planet.
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  1973. That's simple: citizens pay in with their taxes and Cons then raid it to patch the holes in the federal budget they created by letting the rich avoiding paying their taxes.
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  1974. Nature isn't rising against RuSSia only. Saw Dubai has another flood, atypical weather for that region. Did they have flash flooding last year too? Or the previous one? That's the result of excess carbon pumped into the atmosphere. Payback by the nature. Nobody is immune.
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  1975. Whether this was a deliberate attack on the city can be now questionable, since the RuSSian pilot who defected to Ukraine said that their job was a tally of a number of flights and shooting rockets into Ukraine, without aiming. Just taking off, shooting, coming back, loading, taking off, shooting, repeat. It is for sure many missiles are planned to hit civilian areas, but we cannot say it about every single one now.
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  1976. Just a note: 6G? We barely have 5G coverage in the UK. How is China going to dominate the world when nobody is having 5G coverage yet? China will have a super fast wireless transmission. So what?
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  1977.  @Fordance100  So is the UK having some other 5G? Because some cities have it.
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  1978. If EU is corrupt with paying this high price for the vaccines (not that vaccines didn't work), so is our UK govt with the dodgy PPE contracts and everything surrounded, including test and trace under Serco management, supervised by infamous Dido Harding, tied to the govt. Brits have nothing to criticise on the EU because their govt is just as bad.
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  1979. For about 3 years the China has been repoted to be just about to collapse. Still holding on?
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  1980.  @Elburion  yep, scary times ahead. Some spy software developed in Israel can sneak into your device without you even knowing it or doing anything. It looks for key information and when it doesn't find it, it removes itself after some time. This is how clever it is going to get. And with the AI and ever more sophisticated fabricated videos of people seemingly saying things they never said, masses will easily get fooled and knowing no more whom to trust. I am glad I might not live to those times... althought who knows... it may come sooner than anticipated. The first swallows are already here.
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  1981. Is it worth to create a system restore point before cleaning system files as at the end? Or not as much?
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  1982.  @askleonotenboom  Thank you. I have used system restore after I removed Edge and copilot from Win10 and it seemed to brig them back, at least Edge, as I used it afterwards. But your article is 12 years old. It would help to put a visible date at the top like most blogs do, I only noticed it from the comments. Maybe things have changed, like the Defender software, a completely different league from what it was a decade ago. But I do have entire system clone, so at least something. Just got another external ssd, matching size of the hard disc for anotjer machine. I know the existing clone works, because the machine booted from it after copying the entire system and I wouldn't even notice if not for the speed . So yes, I do have a disk image backed up. Plus the incremental files history every now and then.
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  1983. I don't. Never had Kindle. Never had Prime. Always buying either with a free delivery or shopping elsewhere. More shopping elsewhere recently as prices and product quality are not attractive on scamazon anymore. Even reviews cnnot often be trusted there. Figure out! And those AI generated foraging books that could kiII you... nope.
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  1984. Stellantis ... let them push, people avoid buying them! China made incredible amount of these cars that keep rotting on green field, decaying, rusting, batteries ageing... they are going to get scrapped. Don't buy Chinese cars, simple.
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  1985. They just don't have enough vaccines, they said just for 13% population (I assume in Brazil alone).
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  1986. I have become allergic to clickbaits. I tend to hide thumbnails with excessive facial expressions by AI, blocked many channels titling their videos with a word 'collapse' regarding politics or economics... China has been collapsing for three years now. Just noe IMF finally starts a more realistc rhetoric in that regard. Only some styles of AI music are allowed in my feed, as a work background. Exaggerations trigger me. Off they go! I want a boring factual content, ads free. Sometimes a few sips of clear water is the best flavour.
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  1987. Deleteme? 😂😂😂 what web? The dark web? They have no influence there. Even from data brokers, they decide whether they remove your data or not. Another fool promoting a scam. Save yourself money and turn an adblock on. The vast majority of that data is used to target you with ads.
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  1988. I looked at Trump's record and he said recently on the stage that after he wins now there will be no elections for people of America, that he will take care of it. Still thinking Kamala is the worst here?
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  1989.  @Grumm-Nation  How many criminal convictions Kamala has? Just out of interest. I mean convictions of herself. Why should a proven criminal be a POTUS? What are your moral standards? Biden lowered prices of some meds for Americans, where Trump only targetted his voting base - the seniors. The greatest problem of Americans now is the cost of living crisis. But that is not just in America, it is everywhere. You are blaming two people for global problems they have nothing to do with. In fact, they are pledging to cut the corporate gains for the benefit of average people. That after Trump gave massive tax cuts to the billionaires that DIDN'T trickle down to the general public, as we see today. Corporations used this money to buy back their shares to have even more control over gauging prices. And whatever good Biden tried to achieve, the Cons under command of Trump were sabotaging, including the bill for protecting the southern border. Get real, donkey. You are being misled by the right-wing propaganda.
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  1990.  @autil7393  What free speech are you talking about? Banning BBC journalists from Trump's press conferences for asking questions he didn't like and calling them fake news? Trump so promoted by Faux News that they got fined over 800 million dollars for literally lying and had to announce they aren't a news outlet but an entertainment show? Really? Now Tucker trying to glue his career after sacked by the same Faux News for again ... lying??? Musk also banning those asking him uncomfortable questions, or being critical of him, just to push his nonsense to the feed of everyone who doesn't follow him? LMAO.
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  1991. A lot of contrary comments going missing here, I see... is it on purpose?
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  1992. God doesn't exist. You simply harvest whay you sow. Simple as that.
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  1993. So firstly bomb Gaza, with hostages kept by Hamas, when you say you are eradicating Hamas and then you act like you care for hostages? After you bombed them?
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  1994. Tiktok with next to no ads? All influencers are advertisers there, or they are shills paid by companies to present their stupid products. I perceive Tiktok as a CCP's strategy to rot the west from within. Who needs wars when you can degrade the society by hooking them to the screens? And that from the toddler's age.
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  1995. The social media are broken, quantity over quality. There are channels based on fabricating claims and stories, done by AI, even the spoken content randomly generated and not really making sense to an educated and deeper thinking person. They do have their follower base, though. Poor plebs. Wasting time watching and listening to a randomly generated word salad with mesmerising captions about universe, or Elon Musk ot whatever. Too many lies out there. And all that for money, adverts on branded products people pay for with a premium price... Kellogs cereals cost about 3x the price of a discount store copycat. I could barely tell the difference in a blind test. And now I expect repeated ads for Kellogs in my feed, due to algorithms. Ads for a product I never buy and hardly ever will 😂.
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  1996. Must be some immigrant coming via a S border...
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  1997. Expect more events of this kind in the future. That's climate change for you. Keep pumping more carbon from the depths of Earth and it will get worse. RuSSia particularly had an impression it can keep parasiting on its natural resources indefinitely, instead putting their brains together (those not overwhelmed by daily vodka use) and contribute to the development of alternatives. Permafrost is thawing, making previously solid ground soggy. Whole towns and cities are sinking into the ground in Siberia. It will get worse and nobody anywhere in the world will be spared of the consequences.
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  1998. That commander, I don't believe it is him. Their noses look too different. But it would be great if it was him. The devil is in the detail.
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  1999.  @1djbecker  freshly broken nose would swell at the point of fracture, and also change colour, don't you think? The commander's one has a round tip, the captured one is rather flat horisontally, more a RuSSian nose than the commander's one. I bet 99% these are two different people. Also the shape and structure of the ear lobe is different in the captured one.
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  2000. It is so nice to see the exercising soldier at the end. They are well fed, taken care of, full of energy and motivation and just warming up a bit. RuSSians? Starving, shivering, drunken, ill, underequipped and with a poor prospects for the near future...
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  2001. If the terrorists aim to depopulate Ukraine, they need to get some maths lesson. Out of the few hundreds tortured soldiers it wont work on a population of several millions of child bearing age. It is just to show what animals those terrorists are.
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  2002. That burger is deprived of moisture, old known fact. It could stay there for further 76 years. Dry crackers will also last forever, max going stale. My regular fizz is half of effervescent tab in 300ml water, sugar free.
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  2003. 2024: wha's wrong with sms still? Most folks have unlimited messages in their monthly cost.
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  2004. I am very much disliking this new trend of adverts suddenly blending into the content when you start doubting what this video is about. I just skip that thing or quit watching the video whatsoever. Over time I stop visiting those channels completely.
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  2005. Backdoor is a double edged sword. Good for catching criminals hiding in the cyber space (could be grooming your offspring without you knowing), bad for everything else. Many folks freaking out over govt surveilance overestimate their importance for the agencies. That in the free democratic world. I don't care if FBI scans my private communication. I care that they are tracing terrorists and C abusers. If you fear the censorship and authoritarian government, vote better at the elections. Right now the US elected a man who promised this was the last elections in the US. Let's see how that turns out over the next 4 years.
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  2006. Had Norton in my PC, gone. Something was messed up and I couldn't even pause it to investigate. Had to do a complete reinstall of the system. Never paid for VPN, tried the Norton one while I had it, I quickly turned it off. Instead of investing into the software on the go, pay extra for your mobile data and use that when on travels. And try to be present in the moment, or read a book, you don't need to be constantly hooked online to pay a fortune for the data. Avoid using others' wifi. Period. Totally agree with not defragging your SSD, it can harm your SSD. I did it, ignorant to the knowledge I have now, the crystaldiskinfo is now giving me amber warning about my hard drive. The figures 100 100 36 indicate it could be false positive, but it is concerning nonetheless. And OSs can now deal with plenty of leftover registries. Leave them there. Nothingmis free nowadays. If younthink you are saving money by using some dodgy stuff, you'll gonna pay more later. Not worth it. Less is more oftentimes.
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  2007. Re: population. One article I read a couple months ago mentioned that while in the USSR the soldiers/boys came from 3-4 children in a family on average, now they come from 1-2 children, i.e. parents having only one or two children. They are less likely to send their boys to die otherwise they will have nobody to look after them as they age. Russia is dying out, even with the immigration. Poverty and neglect by the govt is the main culprit. There you have a widespread alcoholism, other drugs abuse, infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, or even rabies. Russia is a developing country according to all this.
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  2008. All reputable sources say it is NOT KNOWN whose rocket it was that hit the place in Palestine you showed here. Channel4 provided insight that the recording of supposedly Hamas personnel talking how they shot it, is fake and imagine: Israel didn't know about this prepared attack for months, but they pulled out this intercepted call within hours? Jake, this is the second time you are showing one-sided views. I am waiting for you to address your previous suggestion that Palestinians should let the land to Israel and move elsewhere in other Muslim countries. You grant Ukrainians the right to defend their territories. Why don't you grant to Palestinians the same?
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  2009. Firstly keep attacking neighbouring countries and then whine how you feel threatened.
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  2010. They didn't probe Kyiv, they hoped Kyiv will shit itself when seeing the numerous amateur convoy without much of leadership and follow the example of Belarus or other countries that gave in under pressure. And as such they failed. You don't make a successful intervention by losing over a handful high ranking commanders in the so called first phase and countless tanks and troops. The Putin called the Jewish president Zelensky a nazi and aimed to denazify the Ukraine (by deploying its own nazis, perhaps). They failed. Russia lied, it keeps lying and it will be lying, changing the narrative on the go to keep its face in front of its confused public. Putin didn't expect Ukraine to defend itself so well and the West coming together like this, or even the sanctions, which we still are not finished with. Now Finland aims to join NATO - a total opposite of what Putin wanted. The stakes are pretty balanced: Russia having more materials to throw at Ukrainians, Ukraine having more modern defence system supplied by the West which also cannot afford to let this war criminal win a single inch of the Ukrainian territory. One wrong move by Putin out of desperation that the conflict lasts to long (and he hoped to celebrate the anniversary along his anticipated victory soon), and Russia is finished. We will pay the price, too but Russia will pay a higher one. It is already having young and skilled people fleeing the regime, some helping Ukrainians in the neighbouring countries.
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  2011.  @karhutitan  Except Russia has more nazis than Ukraine so it better starts in itself. Good luck with the demilitarisation of Ukraine and toppling the govt (which would essentially make Ukraine another puppet country serving Russian interests). Ukraine is receiving all the military support we can give within certain rules and the president Zelensky got almost the entire Ukrainian nation behind him, even after his ratings were going down in the past 2 years. Putin did say though that Ukraine has no right to exist, completely denying the Budapest memorandum. He is trying to re-writing the history. Not going to succeed. Not here, not now. Welcome to the 21st century.
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  2012. What do I own from RuSSia? At the moment nothing, but there might be a PC locked down by a ransomware attack. They ramped up the cyber crime targetting the wide world, like Chinese, to gain intellectual property or a revenge because as you say, they don't have much of their own. The vast majority of technological advancements they have been using is western. Either stolen secretly or via companies forced to share their know how if producing or operating there.
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  2013. And imagine someone is paying for running and colling the servers hosting this 💩. Your YT premium pays for thd YT AI slop, more and more of it. If you buy ads on fakebbook, or stuff via fakebook based on its ads, you also pay for spreading this nonsense. Never had tiktok, not missing it the slightest. Hiding all AI elsewhere when I see it, sometimes just based on a video thumbnail.
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  2014. I am afraid that the only way to beat inflation is economic crisis and reset, like in 1930s... you are talking about avoiding the effect of inflation on an individual level while others are fully subjected to the inflation. The constant economic growth is an illusion, like a see-saw. There is times of growth and times of recession to balance it all out on the larger scale. You cannot keep making profit without others losing out one way or another, and definitely all people cannot keep making profit without blowing a bubble that will eventually implode.
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  2015. Does incogni remove my details from the dark web? Or Chinese databases? No? Then don't be a shill. Disappointed by these youtubers. And by you. Instead of asking for support like on Patreon you selll your soul to overpromising services that cannot fully deliver.
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  2016. Seriously? How do we know there is an edge? No telescope can see the edge. Did you leave out a word 'observable'?
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  2017. What I don't understand is, that some say that Russia can bypass the financial sanctions via its allies, i.e. doing trade and financial transactions, even with the west, but it cannot do the same to pay its interest and its financial obligations? Why is that?
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  2018. I tend to say: we have evolved on a relatively moderate physical activity, mostly walking, especially women - for foraging. Men were mostly hunters so their physique is more masculine for a higher intensity exercise. They had to run fast sometimes, either chasing or being chased. So mostly a moderate exercise for me, walking, a bit of jogging here and there when I feel like it, stretching and working out muscles in a reasonable way to beat off sarcopenia with ageing... especially stretching is often neglected nowadays, leading to unnecessary injuries, in everyday people and in athletes, too. People admire muscles more than flexibility and function.
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  2019. Yes, but the nuance was on standards and laws. Those went down the drain recently.  @maxhugen 
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  2020.  @Dave05J  and now learned about parking, made to house more and heavier cars than they were built for.
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  2021. I am left and I disagree with this labelling. Not everything you disagree is left, you know? Stop beig s.t.upid. Science isn't owned by right wing. A lot of right wingers shouted about vaccines and 5G. How about that?
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  2022. Remember when right wingers were getting fits from vaccines and microchips, or 5G? That was their science right there 😂 @petert1692 
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  2023. One thing I am afraid of is that if you push RuSSians away from Kherson, they will have an incentive to blow the dam.
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  2024.  @voldemarvaglaots6690  surplus? Paper or pixels take anything. You cannot believe a single word that comes out of their mouths, or print. Opposition de facto destroyed, Kremlin is free to say or print anything. And we in the West aren't stupid to believe that. Just the change of rhetorics from before and after the bogus elections these year. Who has eyes to see...
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  2025.  @Antigermaan  Better environment in RuSSia? You mean the thawing permafrost, Yakutsk sinking into the ground, methane exploding in the wild and endless fires from other ancient carbon deposits? RuSSia is huge but has an economy of Spain and is mostly wild, because it is so vast and that vastness is now changing to be inhospitable, with zillions mosquitos. RuSSian demographics was already declining before the war, don't lie to yourself. The corruption and neglect by the govt saw overcrowded prisons with spreading tuberculosis and HIV, among other diseases, shorter lifespan, widespread alcoholism... that doesn't sound like a healthy population that thrives. And now Pootin conducted ethnic cleansing within the federation, sending to the meat grinder those less RuSSian ethnics, literally emptying villages and small towns of the manpower. Moscow and other large cities were largely untouched in this sense, giving the westerners and other fools a false impression everything is fine in the terrorland.
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  2026.  @Antigermaan  Re agricultural business by Chinese? Dude, they are stealthily taking their previous territories back. They already marked those RuSSian lands as theirs on their maps a year or two ago LMAO. RuSSia is getting its own medicine - others are claiming its land now. What goes around, comes around.
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  2027. The meme from the Toystory: Fraud, fraud everywhere. During those shots of the niemands filming themselves during pumping up crypto I had a recall: this was Rome before it fell.
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  2028. Phew. Nearing 50, F, never had tiktok, not stuck with insta for long, hiding reels and not even seeing shorts, but gorging on youtube, many different topics, longer and shorter videos. I do rot (physically) a few hours a day and I do experience the lack of physical motivation, but I think critically about what I see or hear and call out BS as I go. Then I pop on the treadmill at night, or pull and push weights. I am a night animal. In fact, I must have gained a few new brain cells over 2024, learning a lot about computers and transitioning to Linux. One cannot have a mash in a skull if they want to do this. Even showed off in front of my little older colleague with PhD, doing %temp% clear out on her pc, remembering this for a few months. Or suggesting to save a link to a word document, then on a usb, and set up a bookmark in a different account on a different computer where she struggled to do it on her own. She said waau, I wouldn't think about that! And she wasn't sarcastic. For me it was a normal workaround. I don't get it how she didn't get it. And I have no formal IT education, just what I pick on the go. Listening futher, as I am wotking on a massive cross stitch project, 450x615 tiny crosses (20 per inch count) with 90 colours, then making greeting cards, each one is unique, massive brainstorming every time, completed a mixed media trilogy boxed canvas before the end of last year, gardening... I think I am safe, for now, LOL.
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  2029. How many of those vaccines are available for the nation? Was the pharma more conservative in production this time? Is the British one still limited in what profit they can make? Or did the govt not buy enough doses for all those who would be interested? There are many questions I have that could lead to the decision why only certain groups of people are going to have the vaccine. Laziness or corruption? Now we know that public buildings won't be insulated, investment into renewables is reduced... Oil lobby is still hungry. Does Sunak's wife also have shares in companies providing care for elderly like it was in the case of a childcare? Asking for a friend.
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  2030. I have spent some time on this Earth and from this rush to use AI, I forecast that there will come the time when people will be desperate to decouple their activities and functioning from AI in the future, finding it too unreliable and interfering with their work, activities, intentions. Just it will be some struggle, since they will have got used to have everything available on a blink of an eye.
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  2031. Why so negative about the potential of developing a deadly pathogen in one's kitchen? When that option will be available, you will have many others doing the opposite: trying to develop an antidote, like with data viruses and ethical hackers nowadays. Also in biology one size doesn't fit all, unlike with computer viruses that need just one weak element and they take down entire systems. You can hardly develop an easily transmissible virus that would eradicate the entire foreign population, without hitting home to your own. And as the evolution proves, there still will be some individuals immune to that specific pathogen, because that is how our biologies work. Sometimes people of different ethnicities share more genes between themselves that people of the same ethnicity. Once you release a new pathogen made in your kitchen you cannot really predict what will happen when on loose. You can only sit back and watch.
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  2032. I have noticed Temu pushed above the apps I want to install, I nearly tapped on it. Ridiculous.
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  2033. god doesn't exist or there wouldn't be this war.
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  2034. Those meat waves in a day light... like Stalin killed thousands of his army officers out of fear of revolt, making the army incapacitated and failing against Hitler. Is Pootin trying to get rid of the male population of RuSSia, so they don't kick his a$$, after they realise what he has done with their country? The country will be left with mostly women and you need just one inseminator to cover them all. I let my fantasy go wild, but nothing is ruled out in RuSSia at this point. Their talk shows are getting more and more grotesque, one guest might even suggest such an option.
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  2035. 8:30 - so open better legal ways! Like why are these people risking their lives on dinghies and spend their life savings (sometimes spending money and not boarding a dinggy), borrowing on heads of their families to come here? The vast majority of them want a better life and WORK.
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  2036. Dash cam and 2 sd cards to quickly swap if you need to preserve evidence and keep recording.
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  2037. Communists did this, calling homelessness and jobelessness parasitism. And we now see how Reps are bowing under Kremlin's agenda, blocking aid to Ukraine, even ditching their own proposals for border control, just that Ukraine doesn't get help. Follow the money.
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  2038. those feature sounds are too loud. 2:10 beep made me jump.
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  2039. Love your crazines, totally proud of you, Louis. Keep doing the god's job (saying it as an atheist LMAO).
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  2040. Who is chasing you? Slow down, mate, I said it before: you are either too fast, or after slowing down to 75% you sound like drunk. Also, asking 'how are you' every time and not expecting an answer is quite strange in Europe, but I understand that in other parts of the world it is part of Hello. It just doesn't make sense.
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  2041. To the topic: I have had my own experience with Samsung's 'authorised' service. A phone went dead after upgrading Android. I sent it to such centre. They replied because there was a tiny dent in the bottom of the screen, they can only fix my phone after I agree with replacement of the screen (almost the price of the phone I paid, an older model on the market). There was no way around. And this happened within 6 months warranty period. I ended up with broken phone that worked for months from falling down and having that dent, just the software upgrade broke it. And never bought Samsung device again. I will buy anything, but Samsung. And that knowing that Samsung has its components in almost any other brands.
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  2042. I invite everyone to try Rumble. It is new, not so many faces and features there, but please, give it a chance. My comments on YT go missing, legit comments, Rumble is fres and without extensive censorship. We need more left and center politics there to balance the right wing.
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  2043. I like the art on the wall behind, btw.
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  2044. Re adobe: I have made myself a gen2 usb with installed Windows, for cases like Adobe, which only use less than 2% MS users anyway. Not a big deal. Just boot into that usb and you won't even notice it isn't on a hard disc. Fast enough on my 16GB ram laptop.
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  2045. That lady at 3 minutes is well spoken, she gives me a good impression. I wish more RuSSians were like her. The other one suggesting to give Kurils to Portugal, despite RuSSia and Japan have been fighting for it... does Portugal even show interest? I don't think so. The young man not able to say what institute he graduated from made me laugh. But he talks sense. I think we should give back all the lands to dinosaurs. They were here first.
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  2046.  @THE-X-Force  That comment was specifically for that one rocket hitting nothing but plain ground, where the reporter stood.
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  2047. Melon being worth $400bn? Just a bubble. You cannot spend this amount of money you don't have in liquid asset. Defo not $200bn on destroying one man. This is ridiculous.
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  2048.  @nargizk390  Bush also had the same slip of tongue with Iraq. Now what? They spent years in the past talking about Iraq. It is imprinted in their brain.
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  2049. You mean Trump and those banning books? Hitler was banning books. Kremlin is also banning books. They have entire libraries of books taken out of common use in the country. Just a reminder.They even took out a book about princess Diana in 1990s, I don't know why.
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  2050.  @glintongordon6811  CNN has some credibility and fact checking their info. Faux News fabricates info and amplifies what nonsense they find and suits their right wing narrative. You haven't missed anything.
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  2051. Almost 7 minutes of so called debunking history, failing to mention that Israel has been illegally expanding its territory, pushing rightful Palestinian owners from their land and constantly creating a new pool of refugees in the ever decreasing area, refusing them self determination and even propping Hamas for the past few years. What kind of bollocks are you talking about, man? What gives you the right demanding others to be forcibly rooted out of their homeland and others accepting them? Where is your moral compass?
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  2052.  @cannedCPU  Many are so desperate to earn any money on YT. They need to get some following first, to attract sponsors, and they will take anything. And when they get veery successful, further sponsorship sometimes turns out to be a hack in disguise, taking over their channel. YT is no longer a community platform. It is a marketing platform. Pay and get paid. Every creator asking followers to subscribe and comment, to 'help the channel growing' only do it for revenue, nothing else.
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  2053. Anyone else seeing this banking intervention as a rip-off? They raise interest to reduce money in the economy, but in effect we pay more to the banks on our loans and mortgages, eyewateringly more, and banks pay less to us on savings. Nobody is allowed to have spare cash, just banks?
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  2054. I googled it on Friday when I heard other person covering this topic and the policy was supposedly stopped two days ago. You are late on the bandwagon. I think the sentiment is getting the better of you. Sorry for the poor kitty but I don't need to see 10-20% of your every video episode you looking helpless and explaining to use over and over and over what the problem is. Many of your viewers have problems of their own, more serious, this is not what they are coming here for.
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  2055. How many channels is this woman on?
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  2056. What a shame, on JD Vance. His face indicates he consumes a lot of donuts and stuff like that. He doesn't look too overweight but his face doesn't look healthy. Waltz, albeit being older and perhaps heavier, is glowing. I guess his metabolic health is better than Vance's.
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  2057. We are one nation with RuSSia... well, it should be the other way round, in relation where the Rus came from. Kievan Rus. Thousand years ago Moscow didn't even exist, it was just a swamp.
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  2058. Watching this with 8 months delay: Recall - client side scanning on steroids.
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  2059. F16 takes time to train on, doesn't it. What point would it be if they got the jets they cannot opeate safely yet? They have just started.
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  2060. And going overboard on reporting about a cat thrown out of a train, instead informing citizens about the misery they are facing. Deadcatting, literally.
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  2061. Gosh, I never knew dots have so much hair inside their ears... I have had a few, various mixes, never had this issue.
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  2062. Reality check: Windows also has command prompt, and powershell, it had it since I remember (as for the former). Now Win11 has the terminal right there, at least my Pro version. Still switched to Linux exactly for a better control over the system, it will be how I make it most of the time and less bloatware with faster responsiveness. And no ads! Yaay!
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  2063. Gorging on YT today, half of the time while doing my embroidery, I do have a sort of dopamine addiction, but no ads. Those brokers can trade all they want with my data. And I am not manipulated into paying to services like deleteme, crooks of their own kind, as they cannot delete my data from the entire internet. And I won't get manipulated by Rob Baxter and all his privacy hyperbole. As said, most of my data is for ads which I am filtering out. And hackers already have my data on the dark web. The trick is to avoid getting scammed. Identity theft is a thing, but it is a responsibilities of the companies and institutions to make sure they are dealing with real me, since it is them pushing for everything digital. Not me. Just had an apple from my garden. Better than thousand cookies or donuts the businesses want me to buy and get sick from.
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  2064. 9:00 woman: geez, you have a perfect kitchen there. Why do you buy that junk over and over? Cook, FFS! Put some frozen chips/fries on a tray and turn the oven on, stuff your face with all those potatoes as much as you want. And while they are baked, make yourself a burger, too. Enjoy!
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  2065.  @Dilbert-o5k  indeed, and water supply, and railways. We have been fleeced for overseas gains enough.
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  2066. Someone was carelessly smoking again...
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  2067. How do you know Putin is furious? Did you see him? Speak to him? They might not even told him. Hate these clickbait titles.
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  2068. Even with H&S improving all the time I still haven't braved such extreme rides. Darwin must be patient.
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  2069. I cannot see how MS can make me accidentally upload my stuff to onedrive on a local account that has never seen my MS login. Can you? Even more after uninstalling it. That is over 300MB disk space freed for some actually useful stuff.
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  2070. To answer the question" what is Putin trying to do now ? Does he even know himself?" Simply: to survive.
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  2071.  @haroldbell213  dead man walking
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  2072. That fresh wood on the seashore... when this is over there will be many new beach huts, painted with all colours and the orcs won't be invited. And yes, I agree, the cook had too much to drink before attending the pans. Sending a message to a president over one city on which they have been fixated for the past half year, unable to take it. LOL.
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  2073.  @David99356  that sounds like gaslighting from your side.
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  2074.  @Khronogi  "What war crimes has israel commited?" Why don't you ask google? Instead of presenting your cognitive dissonance.
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  2075. Yes, read about this recently. People are lazy or naive to properly vet the source, they use whatever offers to them on the top search in a Twitter format (one or two lines of text). The humanity is doomed.
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  2076. Louis, Louis, listening to you at about 10 minutes I see you don't understand the psychology of advertising. You are talking to reasonable people who want to know. That isn't an average customer base on the whole. Ads don't aim to make you turn your neck and suddenly trust an advert or company. The companies have researched human psychology for decades and they know their tricks, whether it is a fraction of a second exposure in cartoons or any content that you don't even notice (but your brain does) or bombarding you with one particular content so it becomes familiar to you and THAT is the trick. When you are deciding for a product next, you (an average customer out there) will go for what your brain sees familiar. That's it. So althought those adverts are irrelevant to us (annoying, I know), they leave a print in our brains and when we are deciding for a product, we will prefer those we are already familiar with. That is what works on the majority of average customers out there. I have never studied psychology but I want to know and understand. This is what I have learned over the years. And I don't even run a company.
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  2077. Sorry mate, something wrong with your sound. You sound like from under a douvet. I cannot understand much of what you say. Moving on.
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  2078. I am having a lot of fun learning Linux, so I can avoid buying new computer when Microsoft would like me to. I have invested into extra RAM, some external back up storage (everyone should have them regardless of their operating system) and showing a middle finger to the monopoly. I can affortd a new computer, but I decided otherwise. Even my phone is several years old, never found it attractive to upgrade every year like a slave.
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  2079. They are the same.  @mcata3625 
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  2080. For what? Luring men fleeing one war to be sent to another one?  @rc666 
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  2081. It is those who lived decades ago without this ultraprocessed stuff. We won't see younger generations living that long.
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  2082. When the Trump's Stock get his savings erased by the Trump's stock.
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  2083. Kioxia, if just nvme. Or Kingston has seen several of my purchases for externals. Not via scamazon, directly from the Kingston website.
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  2084. I don't love Windows. Its shenanigans made me go and try Linux and I like it. I want to learn VM to run Windows if I ever needed it. I guess I am in a good place here, to start.
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  2085. I don't know the situation in the US, I live in the UK, but when 💩hit the fan and the Lettuce ruined the economy overnight, many renters wished they were paying their own mortgage. Renting became too expensive for many, them paying mortgages of other people, i.e. Landlords, who ramped up the rents more than the inflation. Some saw increase in rent by 20% in a very short time. Pay or leave. I think people should stop whining about how owning a home is expensive, if they can at least afford it, because if they were to pay someone else's mortgage, and having nothing to show for after 20 years, they would be very sorry about their future situation. At least we pay into our own asset, renters pay into asset of somebody else. If you need an economic mobility, renting makes sense. If you plan to settle in one place, buy a property. Unless the market is artificially inflated and prices will go down. And then up again... get the timing right, otherwise owning is always economically more viable long term than renting.
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  2086. Brands shrinkflating make me buy less of them and switching to cheaper alternatives. Bought two Aldi own fabric conditioners today instead of one Lenor one. There will come time when shops own brands will go through the shrinkflation, but at least I bought some time before that happens. Even their own crisps seem to have fuller bags than the brand like Walkers. I am sorted for some time.
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  2087. Subscription allows all that AI generated crap thrive on YT also, including producing tons and tons of carbon by the servers hosting all this crap and then cooling the servers. Hence my computer says No! No subscription. If I cannot watch YT without ads, I'll find another place of entertainment and I know I'll won't be alone. Millions of us, disgusted by the ads and scams. NO Reich is too big to fail. There will be no YT one day.
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  2088. Re pirated cds and dvds... in a standalone player they may be safe, in the past, but pirated can come with all sorts of malware these days, so anything pirated you put into your PC or similar device, it is at your own risk. You may lose way more than if you purchased the legit copy.
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  2089. As much concerning it can be, most of these are just a verbal abuse. He might have spoofed his number and he sounded like talking to the mic with his hand covering it so the child didn't hear anything. But yes, expose these crooks and the whole cult. Just about the time.
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  2090. Started listening and connecting the dots, how incompetent the RuSSian army is in Ukraine, while Wagners were messing around in the wider world: better make sure your army is in a top condition before you waste resources elsewhere. Financing Wagner and ignoring the decay within the country... yeah, master strategist!
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  2091. I have seen a demonstration of a malware that leaked out of the VM machine (via unpatched VM, but still, stuff like this can happen). Who can guarantee that a malware won't syphon saved screenshots from the user's 'encrypted' storage? It is only encrypted from the interference from outside, not when the user installs malware and that malware skims through their saved screenshots and sends some out via a backdoor exploit. Am I right? I am no programmer but I have learned a thing or two about this stuff.
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  2092. Stopped watching at 0:51 realising the winter stock is being used. You can do better. Let me know when you are up to it.
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  2093.  @garretth8224  and the brain varies from person to person. Pew research reported that a quarter of mentally sane Americans who are believers heard voices they interpreted as a voice of god. I consider myself sane, too, and after ditching all the superstition I concluded that the random occurrence of a voice of my mother saying my name (in my head), while 1000 miles away, was just my brain hallucinating it for some unknown reason. I didn't interpret it as her call for me, like some people would. Like it happened to be a spectrum for Aspergers and autism, it may well be that the capacity to hallucinate is also somewhat a spectrum, on which we draw a line and say: this is disease, folks. It needs medication.
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  2094. Turning off recall in GUI settings you say? Mine said to turn on bitlocker in Win10 as well as on Win11, which would make any sentient person think the bitlocker wasn't on. But in fact the used space was encrypted, and there was no bitlocker key to be found via command. I had to decrypt it in the command to have it fully decrypted. I removed my bitlocker key from my MS account long ago, onlly logging in from local accounts, that either admin or standard user. Also going fully Linux next year and that speck of Win11 I have on a usb as a standalone OS is going to stay 23H2.
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  2095.  @paulmakinson1965  I second that. A lot of (often latent) Russian propaganda around, globally. It helped Trump get to power, after all. Those tools falling for it have no idea.
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  2096. Fair reasoning, but there are super wealthy individuals who go out dressed like the poorest people, intentionally, for whatever reason. And you have the opposite who have very deep into their pockets but they try to present themselves as very wealthy, with many fake items, men posing by cars that don't belong to them, etc. Good for you that you respect your audience and everyone around who in return respect you back. Edit: forgot to mention that once I was on a presentation (the man was selling pillows and mattresses), he was dressed well but the odour he was spreading around was awful. It was unbearable. Daily shower and antiperspirant should be part of a decent look/impression.
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  2097. You do you, don't let others sticking their noses into your life. They don't pay your bills, none of their business.
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  2098. Pathetic. As is the entire war. RuSSians must know by now they are going to lose the war, they just hope for miracles that don't come. Like delirious Hitler was having horoscopes read by his lapdog towards the end of his bunker reign I am sure the superstitious orcs look up to some fortune teller babushka to make them feel better before it gets worse. For them. Ukraine will persist and it will win, as will the whole democratic world.
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  2099. There will be more cases like this. With the spread of social media and fakery online, influencers using filters and pretending wealth, teenagers, even adults, increasingly have self esteem issues, unable to discern reality from virtual fakery. Just another face of natural selection. Be smart or be outsmarted, at your peril.
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  2100. 6:39 you edited yourself out.
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  2101. This is the second video in three days I am watching that pretends to be educational but in fact it is just some education wrapped around an advert. I am not following this. I am not interested in what Noom does just a couple minutes into a video after it was already mentioned at the beginning who sponsors it.
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  2102. 5 minutes into this... never had a tiktok account and I am over 40, but I have seen a lot of debunking of Israel's propaganda elsewhere, particularly on youtube. That propaganda video with an alleged nurse, where each sound of explosion in the background was identical... The world is waking up to this mega lie that started over a century ago. Let's keep the resistance to lies going. In numbers is power.
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  2103. Climate change isn't a hoax. That the electric cars are currently greener, is.
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  2104. Women have courage because men were sent to the fron.tlins or would be sent, if attempting some protest.
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  2105. My bank pays me a % of positive balance. I don't mind if it sells data of what I buy to businesses, just don't force your commercials on me. That's all I am asking for. The credit card bank doesn't get a 💩 from me other than data. Always paying back in full. So if you use a service for free, you are a product. Again, keep trading with my data, I don't care. And please, don't fall to the scam like 'delete me' and similar. They only can reach to the 'legal' data. They have no powers to clear he black market of your data, that's the hands that matter the most and these services have no powers over them. And your data most likely is there already. Just be vigilant and don't fall for a scammer. Whoever falls for your impersonation will be their responsibility, unfortunately.
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  2106. You can keep defrauding everyone around only for as long. There are laws in nature which even Trump cannot cheat. What goes up will come down.
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  2107. Don't you find it ridculous that we are supposed to have our cars roadworthy but the roads are constanrly not carworthy? We should get a refund on our road tax.
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  2108. Re adblocks, heard a rumour that all chromium based browsers will have it disabled in the future. Firefox will come to the rescue. So far I have been using duck duck go as a search engine in Brave, for privacy, and adblock in Brave, depite Brave is already on top of the gamemin this sense.
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  2109. US didn't defeat Hitler. Not alone. It was a much greater teamwork. One role in that also played RuSSian winter.
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  2110.  @micweis  re: layman arguing about definition of user's data - that definition must be stated somewhere. If it isn't, it is bad. I have done a lot of GDPR refreshing courses over the years (UK person), and regularly it is quizzed which data is sensitive personal data, etc. And I agree, there is a difference between identifiable data and content created on someone's platform, which too often belongs to the owner of the platform. The same for patents under companies. Those patents usually belong to the companies, not to the individuals working for the companies, in their premises, paid by the company. At most the name of the individual can be associated with the invention, but they don't own the rights to it.
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  2111.  @Dee78584  Have you heard about the wipeouts of entire Arab villages in Palestine by militant z.i.o.n.i.s.t.s back in 1920s? They were supported by the west by the modern weapons. Ha.mas is a response to the century old injustice in the region. I am not condoning what they did, just explaining that it has a background many people don't know or don't want to know.
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  2112.  @quoc28mytube  it is easy to present oneself as top tech when getting $bns every year as a present, even having a universal healthcare, while those paying for this circus go bankrupt from medical bills or die because they cannot afford insulin costing them arm and leg, literally.
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  2113.  @segs3394  you mean those 300 miles of tunnels so 2 million people could get their supplies under decades of occupation? If you were sent packing from your home and your trees that fed your family for generations were uprooted to make room for illegal settlers, would you just bow and reverse into oblivion?
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  2114.  @marklawrence6958  elaborate on what exactly? Regardles, nobody displaced from anywhere for whatever reason has no right do displace anyone else. You don't get justice by keeping the wheel of injustice spinning. Any other questions?
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  2115.  @marklawrence6958  "gonna have to elaborate lad. Are we talking about Jews being displaced from Qatar, Saudi, Iran, pakistan, or Syria?" no mentioning on what nation, or what exactly I was supposed to elaborate on, me posting a few comments here, so no idea what you were referring to.
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  2116. When you fart in the court, you prove you are no god or a demigod, you lose large part of your cult followers.
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  2117. LOL, you aren't allowed to show to RuSSians how screwed up they have become. Epic.
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  2118. Haven't watched yet, but following the titles over the past few days, Trump keep flying his rhetoric like a torn poster in the wind. Or better: like my dog littering a garden with papers he enjoyed tearing apart. Trump doesn't know who to stick with. Making enemies from allies and repeating Stalin's error when he trusted Hitler after they invaded Poland together. Trump is in for a bad awakening.
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  2119. I remember Bernie Sanders having great speeches from around 2016. He was largely ignored and here we are, nine years later, with two of his candidacies, then pulling out each time, many wasted opportunities to prevent what is happening now, Americans sleepwalking into a disaster, what is the chance this time will be different? Are MAGA pi$$ed enough now? Enough of them? What are they going to do to change the situation?
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  2120. War ships and anti ship missiles supplied to Ukraine: what could go wrong? That assuming Turkey would allow it. Russians (and other armies) have trained dolphins to scan the waters for mines. Do we have them?
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  2121. I remember seeing a similar concept in Japan first, then I found out China has it, too. So it isn't that special, really.
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  2122. What is so tough on making clear to the customer that investing into a high quality tyres will make them needing to change them less often? Put a math into it, a genuine math. Do they really save money or not when compared a price for higher quality vs competition? If you don't invest, somebody else will, to get the edge and they will attract savvy customers. People all around the world are rather poorer today than a year ago, thanks to the corporate greed. We ALL carry the burden, you aren't alone.
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  2123. I was looking forward to watching this video as I also had to reinstall Win10 a few months back. I got curious over the mentioned Foxit pdf reader. I found out it was Chinese made. I asked whether it was safe and this article was offered to me from the search: "Foxit PDF Reader Flaw Exploited by Hackers to Deliver Diverse Malware Arsenal". Any comments on that?
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  2124. Telegram is also not my fav, being heavily used by extremists and terrorists. I wouldn't want to support such a platform for more humane things. There must be better platforms for that.
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  2125. Fake master 😂😂😂
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  2126. 6:45 what if it is the other way round? We are tired during the week because we spend evenings in front of the TV, i.e. blue light? Today it is mobile devices that steal our sleep. We would be surprised over the amount of activity and work our ancestors were capable of during the week. But they had less light in the evening and went to sleep earlier.
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  2127. I was once one leg in a pyramid scheme, I lost a bit of money in their benefit (not the whole volume they wanted from me) and I have learned a lesson. I remember that herd mentality on one of those meetings, how it made me clap and 'celebrate' I was with them, but inside me there were doubts breweing already... Of course later on I found out who they were and that they got more people from my area. I tried to get my neighbour into it, before I knew fully what it was about, but luckily they didn't jump on the bandwagon. More recently, several years back, I was out of the university, so well versed in the subject, when I got approached (or me answering an advert) by an MLM company. I sort of subscribed to it, their method was a bit different, not as investment heavy, so a safer bet for me. I appreciated their product and I still believe it is a good product. It doesn't have those blackmailing and enforcement tactics, but it is an MLM nonetheless. I no longer promote their products, I have a few kilos of fliers I made on my own expense and never got anything out of it and that will go to the recycling very soon. I am out of it, never fell into exaggerating the effect of the product to naive people, never had a stall or party presenting the product. I mostly took advantage of having the product at discount and sold a few, not really covering my expenses with this 'business'. I think the product is good, just overpriced and not allowed to be sold on e-bay or similar, to get audience. You need to do the usual leg work to sell it. And being vague on social media to lure customers and other distributors in. Not my style. I am out.
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  2128. This installation process is so familiar to me. In the past weeks I tried couple 32bit distros on my old laptop. I'll probably stick with xfce desktop.
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  2129. 15:42 when I see you both next to each other I think Jake needs to adjust his treats a bit. He starts looking too chubby LOL.
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  2130. This abominable austerity of Tories for us (not for them and their rich donors, still remember Jenrick waving off some £45 million levy for Tower Hamlet council under Labour control), breaking down services, breaking down communities, resulting increase in crime. Poverty breeds crime, old known fact.
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  2131. I have reservations regarding the Telegraph. I see it constantly bashes BBC as biased... but the T isn't biased, no.. only others are... especially the left wing. Even Chat GPT leans left! Scandalous! Biden is trying to stop China taking over American market by subsidised metal coffins and that is good. Nobody is pushing customers to buy EVs, just there will be less Chinese EVs than there otherwise would be. China is desperate to sell its excess stock they produced and nothing seems to be in their way. They might even make cheap EV more price attractive than standard cars. Biden is simply telling China h doesn't want their cars without telling them he doesn't want their cars. International relations are a delicate matter. Many on the right fail to understand it.
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  2132. Man, that tan is unignorable, especially on your nose :D
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  2133.  @Andrea-ld9cy  I said: they learned from the lesson. Can you read? Doomed if you gave details this time, doomed if didn't. You people need to decide what you want.
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  2134. You have no idea about Stalin, just throwing words mindlessly.
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  2135. Indeed. Those in poverty often lack cooking skills, have a limited kitchen equipment, sometimes their power cuts off, especially on pre-pay, which comes more expensive. No wonder they always resort to this easy feast, to forget about their situation for at least a while. With a full stomach the worlds feels a better place.
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  2136. I find spiders fascinating - while outside. I leave them outside but in the house they meet an unfortunate fate. Jumping spiders (very tiny ones here) are the only ones I leave to be indoors. We have a lot of the cellar spiders (those with thin bodies vibrating with nets when disturbed) in the garage and they keep pushing into the house, leaving webs all over the place. I need to keep them in check.
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  2137. I just visited this to say I don't watch videos with ridiculous titles. Getting right out. I am watching less and less of this channel anyway.
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  2138. 2:00 and just like that, a german shepherd has turned into a very fluffy grehound.
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  2139. It isn't only about 'saving the planet', but also saving ourselves. The fossil hydrocarbons will once run out and then what? Pouring vodka into the tanks? Monocultures grown for biofuel already are endangering our food production and security if we keep going as we have been going. What alternative do we have than to figure out how to power our vehicles without fossils?
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  2140. I got a cold call one day. Good English, offering me trading on Forex. Trying to lure me into something like £400 per month or so... that before telling me how much I had to 'invest'. They called a wrong person. I was not interested in investing and they were actually breaking our laws, cold calling me, as my number is registered with TPS. That means I do NOT want to be called out of blue by whomever. If I wanted to invest I would seek the ways myself. Why would anyone want giving me free money? Invest yourself madafaka if it is such a lucrtive business. Enjoy. For a few weeks from that moment I was targeted by random numbers or hidden numbers, I let them ring and ring. Get stuffed. Then they stopped.
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  2141.  Pushkar Jain  they might even treat it as a hotel... remember how they dug themselves for a month near Chernobyl, just to go home with the radiation sickness? Stupid is as stupid goes.
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  2142.  @orrrlllyy3473  "facts from your mom eh?" No, intercepted calls of cannon fodders to their mothers.
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  2143.  @prosvet123  Oh, really... I call it an investment, so we all don't need to go to war with the Russians and maybe risk a nuclear war. WE will recover faster than Russia. Brain drain, you know. Those good skilled Russians fled to us.
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  2144.  @prosvet123  "Eva Karene Bartlett is a Canadian activist, commentator, and blogger who has propagated conspiracy theories in connection to the Syrian civil war, ..." and that was just the first google reference before I clicked on the link. Thanks, but no, thanks.
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  2145.  @lengvang2977  what that 'diligence' would look like in your eyes?
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  2146.  @lengvang2977  What did Hilary do? Actually won the popular vote by some 3 million votes? 3 million more Americans wanted HER rather than Trump to be their president.
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  2147.  @lengvang2977  What did Hilary do? Enlighten me. In the meantime Trump firstly said that by him taking the top secret documents home (for what, he never reads anything) were declassified and when that didn't work he changed a tactic and said FBI planted evidence into his house, that after he admitted he took it home. What did Hilary do?
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  2148. Tariffs in Trump's hands are just extra tax on people, so his cronies have more resources to plunder. Just pulling more money out of people's pockets for no reason. Probably the only way to beat it is to reduce spending on imported goods to the minimum. Similarly, cancelling the price cap on medicines means even more money out of already beaten population, siphoned to the offshore accounts, more mansions and yachts to the millionnaires' elite.
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  2149. Watching this and remembering the state subsidies of Temu and alike, which flood the globe with cheap nonsense, am I wrong thinking there might be a connection? Like economy is going down in China so the CCP is paying corporations to hook greedy westerners on thir cheap c..rap, to at least alleviate 5his headache a bit?
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  2150. Question: was that suspect black at all? That could expain such behaviour, even in modern America.
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  2151. Watched about fifth of this and a question occurred in my mind: how do these dishwasher detergents compare with a normal dish soap in contaminating the waters and the effort water cleaning companies need to put into making sure we get back a flawless drinking water? The dishwashers may save water, but water circulates in nature, whereas those chemicals often leak to wild nature and cause damage there. And then there is the extra electricity used for washing dishes like this. If you have a family of 10 (or even 6) I can understand, but for small households... isn't it a waste?
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  2152. Watching til the end: was looking for an ssd storage. Across the search results there was a ribbon with one fake Aliexpress ssd next to another, about 7 of them presenting fake and cheap branded items. Enshittification of search engines. They don't care.
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  2153. All Ukraine needs is the promised Lend-lease that is probably coming in September or October. Until then they can try to prepare the soil for an attack with their limited resources, i.e. depriving the enemy of their resources and cutting them off, which has already happened. Some reports say that the enemy officials started to flee Kherson because even they know what is happening and what will be coming. And they don't care about the cannon fodder they pulled into now rather isolated Kherson area. They will push on them to keep fighting to their last breath, and when all the ammo is depleted, they will probably start throwing empty vodka bottles towards the UA army as the last resort before they are completely finished there.
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  2154.  @JustARandomFio  Who told you RuSSia cares about international laws? :D They are already making up stories on how threatened their sovereignty is... and that without much of UA focus on their inland targets. Those few that they did the RuSSians denied and said they were smoking accidents. If this increases frequency after the orcs are out of UA, who knows what that sicko will come up with in response? They still have enough of less precise rockets or missiles to send over to UA, random targets.
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  2155. I don't know. I was looking fwd to watching this, even cought up with the one from yesterday first as I was behind, before jumping on this one, but I am confused. You distinguish bombing and invasion, but kept counting from the 24th anyway, while saying invasion started on the 22nd. And I don't know how others, but I found this video quite annoying with that junk of pointless counting, feeling like I was programmed by some subliminal message. What was the point? Did you use an algorithm to pull out those short counts or did you do it by hand? If you aimed to show us that you didn't have 365 shirts, a different one for each episode, then mission accomplished. Otherwise I don't see the point. It was perfectly fine to pick just those entries where you had something else to add, instead of just empty counting and me feeling like a sausage. I stopped half way through this video and I am not going to finish this one. Hope your next episodes will be as good as the other ones, because this one was a waste of time so far.
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  2156. Media (and individuals) are desperate for attention and money coming out of it (in some cases). I am glad I successfully ignore all these stupid time wasters and only dip in here and there, often not even finishing videos I start watching.
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  2157. Neck no. Paying for a plaster over cancer? These services cannot reach on the dark web where your data most likely also is already. Hack after hack after hack, even the institutions that must hold your data, more data than you can think of. The brokers are a small fish. And these data deletion services were scrutinised, finding out deleteme are very inefficient in removing data, maybe from just 70% data brokers. You have been scammed. Stop spreading this scam to others. Be cautions in your everyday life, that is the best protection.
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  2158. I watched a vet advising people not to breed these dogs (and customers not getting one), exactly for the plethora of health issues that go with this and similar breeds. I think we can do better. Many other lovely breeds our there with nowhere near as many health problems. Just because it looks cute doesn't mean we have to have it and put the innocent animal through such an ordeal.
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  2159. I consider the second test pointless. These tools aren't supposed to be used this way and they proved their quality with the cutting test. In no world your hand could generate such a brute force to break them like this.
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  2160.  @EdyAlbertoMSGT3  Completely agree. Too many people jumped on the bandwagon of providing crappy content and wanting to earn revenue, instead of finding a proper job and perhaps share some wisdom with the world (assuming thay have some of a value). If they helped someone, people would chip in. I did. Youtube is full of 💩 hoping to get easy money. It all costs google billions on servers and power/cooling and we are expected to pay for it? And the sheer and growing content made by AI is ridiculous. Someone initiating it is getting a good buck without moving a finger while the AI content is just a worthless string of randomly allocated sentences and visuals on some popular topic.
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  2161. It literally is FACEbook accout. Although with the removal of fact checking it is more like a fakebook. Buy some modelling paste for make up artists and create a unique face on yours. Try to match it on your ID if they want to scan it. Shouldn't be too difficult with a modern technology. I have used an open AI to teach me switch to Linux to escape the Microsoft AI that is being pushed on us. Matrix is coming.
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  2162. If someone tries to lure me into their 'business' saying it made them rich and they want me to get rich too, I know instantly they want to get richer at my expense. N.O.P.E. And if they want me to invest into their business, promising this and that percentage of income, because they know how to earn money... so earn the fucking money, bro! Leave me alone! Or are you trying to tell me you are skint and you cannot invest YOUR money?
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  2163. Stupid trump. Putler was going to attack doesn't matter what. It was his objective to restore the USSR since day one he became a president, and even before that. If he couldn't keep the influence by puppet regimes like in Belarus and elsewhere, he was going to use war. Biden had nothing to do with it.
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  2164. and even those unfinished shells are just tofu dregs, already falling apart, so no money in those either. Families of several generations gave all they had to have a home in the near future, now having no home, no money.
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  2165. The planet is overpopulated. I call it natural selection. No wonder women outlive men.
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  2166. Considering that MS still has AOL desktop rip-off ready for the older generations, this type of scams will be here for a while still.
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  2167. Starmer could have done better than raising just £6m for housing asylum seekers (how many of them?) by bringing up the £1.6bn barge for a couple hundred people. Re Sunak and 'unlocking' 100 000 homes ... is it by scrapping the environmental regulations? Is that it?
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  2168. At about 11 minutes... that rock killing dinosaurs... although it is said that the Oort cloud is still a hypothesis, if it is real, it could be a rock sent from there towards Earth that killed the lizards, not from the supernova itself. But I am open to all options. Besides, I appreciate the clarity of the voice over. A hint of an Ozzy accent, but I can listen to it comfortably. I wish all voice overs were of this quality, but it isn't the case, unfortunately.
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  2169. They have a problem with metal - donating in thousands tons to Ukraine and then retreating. UA now has enough metal to rebuild the carnage the ocrs have caused. Go, Ukraine!
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  2170. Been out shopping today, barely looked at the phone... I am safe I suppose :) Never had Tiktok, btw. Insta is also kinda boring. I like quality content.
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  2171. How about stop supporting ISSrael in their illegal expansion (yes, it is still happening) and take incentive from some Islamic countries that are now helping RuSSia? You have no right to dictate to RuSSians to stop, while you keep sending billions blank cheque to ISSrael doing the same. Tidy up in front of your doorstep and then lecture others about democracy.
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  2172. I self talk a lot, especially when I need an expert's advice.
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  2173. It will only be stalemate if we won't supply enough weaponry to Ukrainians. They are already losing land in the east, Russians progressing. Why is that after Ukrainians previously pushed them back from those regions, especially above Kharkiv? They are running out of ammo! They have enough people waiting to get involved but not enough weapons. West, do more!
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  2174. They do, but try to empty a sea with a bucket. And yet, folks are freaking out that FBI could monitor their messages via a back door. There is a counter movement for privacy, encryption, literally hide your existence and activities online... not an easy job for FBI.
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  2175.  @askleonotenboom  Indeed! Those scam centers in India, Africa (some under Wagner's directions), China, other Asian countries with entire fenced structures holding hundreds or thousands slaves performing pig butchering scams... The only defence is education and education. Did I say education?
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  2176. How many Pale.stinian citizens are illegally held in Is.raeli prisons still? Many just teenagers. Without charge, without proper beds, blankets, kept hungry and women (maybe even men, who knows) as.saulted? Isr.aelis were going for them into the refugee camp like for a livestock.
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  2177. Gosh, such a cute video but I cannot listen to you frying your voice that low. It hurt my ears! Why don't you talk normally?
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  2178. Bible is full of lies anyway... they fit together. Swearing on that book today is an insult to justice.
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  2179.  @jas2819  once upon a time ALL earthlings believed the Earth was the center of the universe... argumentum ad populum fallacy.
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  2180.  @jas2819  Now I see where the wind blows from LOL. Sex and gender, learn the difference. There are born hermafrodits, too. More research proved it isn't so black and white with our sex chromosomes... but ignorance is a bliss, isn't it? Knowing shit and dictating to others, what the reality is.
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  2181. People need education about many things of the general life. Gambling is one of them. Kids need to be taught that all gambling is there to bring money to the businessman. Only Trump managed to bankrupt his own casino without any other interference from outside, like changed law or something. But before that I guess he raked a good profit for himself. Maybe it was a plan all along. Any other gambling is made the way that they will lure you in with minor wins, on rare occasions someone wins big, but that is an exception, not a rule. I once started betting on football online. I am no football fan, but I tried it seeing a colleague being successful (or so he said). I gave myself a limit of overall loss. And of course I was winning and I was losing. When I lost my overall limit I quit and never went back. Shame all people cannot do the same. I could afford that silly money to lose and I knew it was eventually going to happen. If not many people losing, even those lucky few wouldn't have so much success... It is the money of those who lost with extra going to the owner of the platform. Gambling in my vocabulary means dirty business.
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  2182.  @IceBreaker.22  Quite a pity that they are back to ground zero after Taliban took control again Growing poppies for drug market instead of wheat. Women covering faces everywhere, girls and also boys getting little or no education besides religious brainwashing. They had hospitals, roads, markets... what do they have now? Hunger and humanitarian crisis. Thank Putin and other allies (including Trump) helping to reverse progression of a country with potential.
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  2183. Also, the growing trend of the voice frying, most prominent from the brunette in blue dress is annoying. Women, be women, don't try to mimic men's voice! You sound ridiculous. Put an effort into talking when you are talking!
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  2184. LMAO, seeing that middle aged woman jumping in slow over a puddle... RuSSia keeps you young and athletic, to give it a silver lining! :D
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  2185. partly subsidised by kremlin and partly because the salaries are like 5x lower in RuSSia. And they learned bypassing sanctions, but that won't save their ass from what is coming after the elections. Abducting men for cannon fodder... not so much in Moscow, that is held in a bubble. Other parts of poorer RuSSia suffer the most. But RuSSel won't show us that.
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  2186. indeed. These simple minded followers don't do economics or more advanced maths. They swallow bull crap whole.  @jerrylee4485 
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  2187.  @marshall3278  Biden literally helped you not to go bankrupt if you need insulin, by capping the price for insulin, and this is your payback?
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  2188. There are rumours that the west wanted to exhaust RuSSia, so they let them sizzle, supplying UA only little by little so they don't lose it completely. Now it is the time to hit hard. Also the weapons don't fall from heaven. And those who own them cannot send everything they have. They need to keep some for themselves. The production has increased since the invasion though. Things need time.
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  2189.  @umenhuman7573  it is hard to say how well they could have prepared in advance and how much of it was just a bluff. With the massive sanctions now even a third of RuSS railways are laid because they cannot get the spare parts to repair and maintain the carriages. There are multiple sabotage activities taking place all the time. He wanted to send 10k unemployed rail workers to the front, too. UA forces are regularly blowing up the depots in occupied UA territories, restricting transport routes. Putler is sinking deeper and deeper into his nonsense. And now even RuSSians are waking up to the reality.
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  2190. Maybe it was just a bank employee scamming the customers. It happened. They can call you and ask for your details, but might not have the authority to actually send you a secured message.
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  2191. Kitty kitty, magnificent.
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  2192. How would Tories do it differently? They even left undisclosed hole of £20 billion in the finances. Forgot Lettuce who crashed the economy and enabled enrichment of her cronies insiders betting against the pound? Five more years of their misery? Sunak promised funding to the upper class county...
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  2193.  @dawnfinch2836  So you would vote for Trump in the US? Go, try it there, they are friends with Far-rage. The last thing we need is turn against each other according to the skin shade. Divide and conquer.
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  2194. There are terrabytes of content created every day worldwide and that needs to be stored on servers, which have limited capabilities and need to be developed and growing as we speak. That costs money to run and purchase, too. I understand that bit. But by aggressive advertising they only put people off watching content without adblock. Every 5 minutes content is interrupted by lengthy adverts, even in a middle of a sentence, which I find totally unpalatable and annoying. I can tolerate a 5 seconds ad at the beginning at most, otherwise I skip it however I can. The advert payout to the content creators is pitiful, nonetheless, so someone else is cashing in from all this. The ever growing content creation should be self-sustaining with more short adverts at the beginning, to cover the expenses of ever growing storage capacity. Paid subscription doesn't suit everyone who don't spend a lot of time on Youtube, so this option should not be enforced by endless adverts every few minutes. If Youtube disables people watching the content without adverts, it will mean no help to the creators, because even people with adblock comment on stuff, share the links elsewhere, and help creators this way. Disabling viewing content without adblock will penalise the creators the most.
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  2195. I am 2 minutes into this and wondering where it will go. I read about Diane Abbott, there are good sources about her past. She might be past her best date at this point, her health isn't ideal, but that vitriol I have seen about her is appalling. She had a great past and she deserved her position. Instead of listening to these judgemental talks I would recommend people to go and search something relevant about her.
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  2196. There was this meme: A billionaire Christian should give Bibles for free, not selling them.
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  2197. The poverty in RuSSia is decreasing only on the paper, because of depletion of the social security fund. Pootin is throwing money which he no longer has on the economy just to keep the war going - a pure waste and it is just a bubble. Banks are at the brink of collapse for throwing unsecured loans on people who patched previous loans payments with new loans.
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  2198. 26:15 RuSSia has no money left.There is inflation so the spending looks large. Don't get fooled. It is on its last legs and ramping up spending it cannot afford to save its a$$ that is on fire already.
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  2199. In Slovakia, a right wing extremist also attacked the PM Fico, for not being right wing enough... what is it with these fascists that they cannot leave even their own be? Trump was shot at by whom, again? Who needs enemies from abroad when you are breeding your own by fabricating enemies abroad? Oh... you need enemies abroad... At least the made up ones. And after the 9/11, many Muslim countries got ban, just not the one where the attackers came from. Priceless!
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  2200. I guess this problem will need a new social movement, similar to the #me too, when people take pride in not vaping.
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  2201. There is a big fight for our consciousness and consent. I advocate against this genocide but I also think Hamas is portrayed here better than it is. Why was there a RuSSian language heard when Hamas broke through the barrier a week ago? Why is RuSSia celebrating this atrocity and wants to sent Wagners to help Hamas, for a pay of $6k per month? Why now, when Israel was to make a deal with Saudis? There is more to these events than meets the eye. And Yes, Israeli illegal expansion has led to the rise of Hamas, but this isn't the same Hamas it once was.
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  2202. 'knocked out cold' said at least 5x in just 7 minutes. I am taking a break from these videos, getting triggered. Let me know when you make the vocabulary more user friendly.
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  2203. Despite the state propaganda the younger generations in Russia know better what is happening and obviously have a negative stance against going into a war. Millions of young capable Russians fled the country already, other many millions disagree with this war, only a few millions of fighting age young men/women share the Putler's stance, but they are not the best Russia has: a high proportion of them are drug addicts, alcoholics and those with IQ of a pig. And with the unprecedented sanctions the artillery will soon start getting short while Ukrainians are getting the best weapons the west can supply. And they don't drink as much. Good good.
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  2204. RuSSia doesn't have medical experts to treat the obedient citizens, let alone political prisoners, who have a harder time in prison than serial murd.erers or child mol.esters. Those get a free pass to freedom after surviving on the frontlines.
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  2205.  @alextsaa83  and? History didn't start with Russ taking over regions. The borders were mutually agreed, that means by UA and RU after the fall of Soviet Union and Ru among other few countries signed a Budapest memorandum NOT to attack UA in 1994, unless in self defense. UA was doing NOTHING to Ru to feel threatened. It was UA who had to face constant interference with their internal affairs by Ru, poisoning their democratically to be elected president cos Putin wanted his own puppet there. That was in early 2000s. The only threat UA was for RU was that it could go by example to Russians that things can be done better: being a prosperous and democratic country, as opposed to the dictatorship and incredible corruption widespread in RU. This war was supposed to be his public stunt, but it backfired tremendously. So you pulling up some beads from history does nothing to the status quo that UA is in right to defend itself from this terrorist regime.
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  2206.  @alextsaa83  also, looking back to the beginnings, Kievan Rus over thousand years ago... you calling Ukrainians khokhols, a derogatory term, means you are spitting on your ancestry. It may turn up that Ukrainians are the real Russians LOL.
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  2207.  @Ivan-wp1ne1  Knowing the notorious lying nature of Rus, I would say it is them shelling the nuclear plant. It was them stocking up explosives there after all, and their representative saying to the wide world that it will be either RuSSian's or nobody's. You cannot escape from this reality.
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  2208.  @Ivan-wp1ne1  see and no amount of money made you any wiser... markets full of Rus food but Russians struggling to make ends meet, even with cheap energies. How is the employment statistics going? How about demography? Are your women bringing many children to this wicked system? Do you have brains pouring to your country or rather running away? See, you need to bribe your prisoners to go die in Ukraine, Kadyrov blackmailing Chechens to fight for Russia, but others go to fight for UA voluntarily. The rest of the world knows better. Keep your cheap energy, we will recover over here, becoming a better world with more renewables. Russia will be the second Venezuela as the time goes.
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  2209. Jake, the equivalent to Pogrom is Nakba. And it didn't only happen in 1948, it was happening for at least two decades beforehand, an equivalent of Pogrom. Try to be objective. And I am not even a Muslim, just having principles and a strong sense for justice. Listening further, you say they need their own state... that is false. Since the WW2, NATO and EU, there was no such threat for majority Jews to suffer like they did in the old wild times. There are countless Jewish communities in the wide world where they live in peace with everyone (unless Israel makes such a bold genocidal decision as it did just recently). There must be a term for this kind of over-reaction when the threat has passed. Israel today is a state commiting crimes on humanity and it has been breaking international laws for decades, massively financed by the US taxpayer's money, having a universal healthcare while Americans go bankrupt from medical bills or die from insulin shortages they cannot afford. Seriously, be objective. If Israel stuck to its at least 1967 borders, maybe there would be peace in the Middle East today in this regard. But Netanyahu wants all the ex-Palestine for himself and this Hamas' attack came as a welcomed trigger to finish it off. And we are letting him. Nobody, NOBODY, has the right to grab someone else's land, killing the indigenous inhabitants or concentrate them in a narrow strip of land, controlling everything and expect them to just accept their fate.
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  2210. I consider myself an average PC user, still on Win10, and I didn't find reinstallation of Windows that hard. I even managed to increase the recovery partition beforehand when it was failing installing the updates, simply by carefully following instructions. With the nanny approach by Win11 I am seriously considering getting my hands dirty with Linux. I still might need to use Win11 for some tasks but it probably won't be my main system. They even want to stop running any executable file from outside, like customising the content by other software. Reading elsewhere like an unzip app from MS app store had a trojan in it I don't have a 100% trust in that store either. Encryption by default even on Home version, refusing local accounts... what else? Looks like people had more fun with Tamagochi.
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  2211. Following the development of the RuSSian situation, those who stayed and hoped for whatever, after this electronic conscription/mobilisation system and Putler taking passports of his high officials, their train has left. They are stuck in the terrorist country. They literally deseve what is coming their way.
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  2212. A couple notes: Are you British? Your pronounciation sounds like it. So why is the voiceover American, frying her voice? #2 is the bot having issues to read a word absence? She read it as abundance. Which is it?
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  2213. This EU blunder: so many software is limited geographically, why Microsoft didn't tailor systems differently to the EU region vs the rest of the world? And then just see Clownstrike wreacking only the EU region. Maybe then EU would stop messing around critical security issues. Or is it too much of an effort for Microsoft? We are talking about stationary systems, not laptops making rounds around the globe on regular basis.
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  2214. Because Iran isn't a good guy. Crack down on dissidents, murdering opposition abroad and inside the country, forcing stupid mythological dress code on women, and supporting RuSSia against Ukraine, just a few deeds Iran makes not the good guy.
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  2215.  @donphillips4492  It is a fact that too frequent consumption of junk food lowers IQ by several points. America does it to itself.
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  2216.  @sydguitar99  It has been doing it for over 75 years. Even before Israel was officially established, there were about two decades of bloodshed, by the Z patriots... no, not those from the Wild East as we call them now. Those from London and elsewhere, west Z patriots believing Jesus would come back to Earth if Js got their country. They were equipped with machine guns and wiped out entire villages in the Palestinian land. Nakba wasn't the first instance.
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  2217.  @sydguitar99  they denied Iran was behind the attack, as the WS journal originally said. Not that it had nothing to do with it. I am not surprised Iran would assist Hamas. It backed other terrorists. I am against illegal Israeli expansion and killing Palestinian civilians, but Hamas is no angel. It refused elections since 2007 and it was supported by Israel over decades, to prevent the two state solution, against more moderate govt of Palestine. Israel can only thank itself for the current situation. They created it and it suits their goals to take over entire Gaza and later the West Bank. They are actively working on it.
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  2218.  @corey2232  Got the same impression, glad it wasn't just me. Money talks.
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  2219. I don't remember when I was at the fast food outlet last time. Could be at least two years, and that only because we were on the go. Cook at home, folks, save yourself money, not just for food, but also for medical bills later. This crap is ki.lling you.
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  2220. The lazy one collating vaccinations footages should get fired. The Chinese treatment sounds interesting, but let's see how it goes a couple years down the line. Don't forget the reason many lost their pancreatic beta cells in the first place. And this doesn't apply to T2DM for most people, developed by a lifestyle and often reversible by a lifestyle.
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  2221. Plus who got paid by the enemy to spew their propaganda nonsense?
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  2222. I am all for Kamala to win, but this is just PR. It was made to show to the public. Nothing surprising on that, your title is a clickbait.
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  2223. RuSSian army is now the second best in RuSSia.
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  2224. Will be a good riddance, but firstly Trump!
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  2225. I always feel sorry for a black dog when seeing them outside in a hot sunny day, that they must be baking in that black fur. I know what dark clothing does to me on the sun, burning skin,. Is it the same or similar for black animals?
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  2226. There wasn't much positive thought about Ukrainians prior this invasion. They were like a left hand of RuSSia, with a widespread corruption, bribery, nationalism, extreme poverty and neglect in some areas, etc. But in this war they proved they are far far better than what we thought and maybe than they thought about themselves at the beginning. Molodec! Let's hope this will also be a healing opportunity to the remnants of the corrupt Soviet regime still present in minds of some UA citizens. Get rid of corruption, improve transparency and fairness. Ukraine deserves its place in Europe. It might even become fairer than some existing EU countries. The old Soviet mentality is hard to get rid of and probably just needs to be replaced as the new generations come.
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  2227. Similar example on a smaller scale: I have been playing Candy Crush Saga for at least 6 years on my tablet. I never registered an account with them, never made in-app purchase, but I did let it play adverts (to the ceiling) when I wanted the extras to carry on. The game had some glitches, sometimes my ageing tablet rebooted the apps so I lost progress of that one level, and even if I won a level and THEN the tablet rebooted apps, I still lost that victory, the game didn't register that progress... Recently I noticed I had to wait more minutes for another life, the game asked for more coins to get extra moves... it seemed to put more extra hard levels one after another... nothing made me quit (or pay) until... I had loaded several timed bonuses, I watched two stupid Temu ads to get extra 2+3 moves, made one move and suddenly I lost the game, with another life available in 20 minutes. The second move would win the game to me. You know what I did. No more CCS in my tablet. I went cold turkey on it, playing something else instead, no more ads, no crap. Just a game. CCS didn't crack me to pay it a single cent/penny over those 6+ years but they had revenue from me via ads. No more.
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  2228. Which of those bashing Cathy knows how the studio took it or wanted it? What if confronting Isabel was on the agenda from the beginning? It was predictable the 'journalist' would start throw fire when questioned about the background to all this. And the final question killed it. I think the intention was different to what looks on the first sight and how most people took it.
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  2229. Dear Dr Campbell, I watched your previous video of you criticising the BBC article when it was freshly out. Some points were good, others less so in my view. I am not sure (don't remember) whether you did it but if not I would firstly contact the authors of that 'debunked' reporting and ask them where those 27 or so studies were instead of going on the air and saying I cannot find them. I didn't react then, but I am doing it now because to me it looks that it is becoming a worthless and ridiculous battle for nothing. You treated the newspaper article as a medical journal with proper referencing, and, obviously, it didn't stand to that high standard. I read that article weeks/months ahead and I read it again then, and there was much more into it, in a context. And it wasn't the student who wrote that article on BBC, the student just spotted something and looked into it further from which this all evolved. Just because the person was a student (I heard a hint of dismissal in your voice then when you said it) that does not make him incapable of finding errors or challenging things. History showed us that some students are way smarter and capable of great discoveries. And finally: different people will take different things from any presentation and that has been happening with those 17k deaths, used as a red herring among covid deniers. For me it wasn't such a huge or great or big or significant story to publish, just meat stripped off a bone (waving with the bone around) and even you agree that looking at excess deaths is the best way to check the covid effect on the society. Now even BBC, with Omicron replacing Delta, added to their daily reporting of deaths within 28 days of positive testing, that some people may have died of different causes. They weren't saying it before. The modelling of deaths statistics designed for earlier and deadlier strains is no longer fit, but currently we don't have an updated method (not sure whether it will come at all). I find BBC pretty transparent overall and a great service for educating public (who want to be educated). Unless BBC, or anyone out there, reports a total nonsense I find this as nit-picking that might backfire many ways and a brief search shows it already did. Less is more sometimes, I mean, you don't need to come with something, anything, every day. Saying all that, I find you as a valuable source of information and opportunities for others to share their stories the official medicine does not seem to want to hear. Keep doing a good job and don't fall into a rabbit hole of pointless arguments over peanuts and cheap sensationalism. Once the covid as we know it will be over. Maybe slowing down is the right thing. Or switch to another topic. People will be listening.
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  2230. To your attention (hope the platform won't remove it) https://youtu.be/WGmRwQ4TZc4. And that is just one I found now and can agree with.
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  2231. not among followers of GB News or Talk TV and tabloids swallowers, but in the real world yes, BBC is a very trusted organisation. You can see all this vitriol thrown from the right wing, scrapping the bottom of the barrel, and in the meantime the govt is ripping your human rights apart. Pay attention.
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  2232. The last video, were they playing it with the land mines shells? ROFL
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  2233. Like Brits were, right? Still having a bunch of goats guarding the garden.
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  2234. Deleteme? That's it, no longer clicking on this BS. Had enough of Youtubers selling their souls for scams.
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  2235. If UA is crippling RuSSian military capabilities, why are European leaders afraid of RuSSia ramping up military resources, for a greater war in Europe?
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  2236. What a great example of scapegoating here. Are you serious? What deaf ears? A million views is nothing. You are a fringe. Most yt users don't even know you exist, or most Americans, probably the greatest customer base of Apple. Blaming users from the governmental push, and even corporate push, not sure which is greater. Get off that high horse, man. We have no control over surveillance. We all are products.
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  2237. yep, let's see who has more power in the US: AIPAC or Muslim citizens of America? I'll get some popcorn.
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  2238. Most of your time? Are you talking about Trump or Elon? Being sued these days means nothing much. Those two are drowning in court cases, them suing and being sued.
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  2239. If you get an item for the price of postage, or even less, someone in the process didn't get paid. So there is an illegal activity of some sort involved. Since this is Chinese and following the events in China, with all that anti-western sentiment, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of this crap was actually subsidised by CCP, aiming to destabilise and break down the western market and production. The Pooh has megalomaniac tendencies and ideas that have repeatedly proved failures and often life threatening.
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  2240. "Addicted? I don't think so, not at least to Nestle products".... LMAO! Nestle being probably the largest giant on the food industry scene, but no, their product aren't addictive... Saying all that, there are people with dysfunctional dopaminergic reward system in their brain, partly genetic, and they can become addicted to literally anything, even flour. Carbs especially make their brain ticking (like that sugar to the rat ignoring cocaine). It is a complex issue and people affected need to get treatment, counselling, maybe hypnotherapy and coping strategies. There are people with switched off satiety response and they also struggle all their life, constantly feeling hungry. Industry is as responsible as it can get, but people need education to resist this vicious cycle. They need to learn eating better and enjoy healthier food, and then they will find this junk disgusting at worst, or unsatisfying at least.
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  2241. Not for Tiktokers, with 5 seconds attention span.
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  2242. I see Mu.s.k is now pribably a forbidden trigger word, my commen disappeared again LOL. It ws about h8m losing the case because he couldn't resist to be a Ma.ch.o once again.
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  2243. If I won't be able to use internet without adblockers I'll go back to my old dvds, cds, books, arts. For now, since there were warnings chromium browsers will have adblockers blocked, I hope for Firefox be my refuge, and even migrating my email away from gmail. Just in case they went that far as disabling the service for those still able to bypass the ridiculous ads.
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  2244. When Chernobyl was rushed to run, without particular testing done, which was then done to satisfy the bureaucracy, we know what happened.
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  2245. Having a paid version of Norton installed and it constantly begs for attention with stuff, trying to sell me more functions and I would swear it does make my PC performance suffer, sometimes making the browser unresponsive for like 30 seconds, sometimes MS office, anything. Some other IT man advised us to stick to the MS Defender, that we don't really need any other antivirus/antimalware. Should I trust him?
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  2246. Even if, RuSSian economy is in a free fall now. The more they focus on breaking others instead of keeping up with their own issues, the sooner they will reach the bottom.
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  2247. I will probably need to correct you, Jake. Watching a very similar (or identical) video shot from a high rise building in Odessa when the missile hit it, they weren't in horror, they were in awe and celebrating it later. TVP World showed it with aftermath, Ukrainian police found the man who shot the video and made him apologise on record. Either it was a different video here or they were saying a wrong story, or you. So I let somebody else to decide the fate of this.
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  2248.  @juliebrady8583  I think so. Water companies got a debt free asset, accrued billions in debt over the decades, while siphoning billions overseas into private accounts, and we are now having raw sewage poured into the rivers and on the beaches while asked to pay 50% more on bills to achieve what they neglected for all those years. Dirty man of Europe is back, and poorer on top of it.
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  2249.  @maritaschweizer1117  I am no too familiar with this, but I remember being told repeatedly that in the near future every one of two people will have a personal experience with some form of cancer. We might be reaching that point.
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  2250. 9:55 LMAO... monetising on showing people how shallow the youtuber is for buying this shit just to show it to the audience for a few seconds and then it goes to the landfill. And from a principle I don't do shopping on the sponsored companies. Neither VPN, nor any stuff.
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  2251. I remember hearing that the Ruscists are short of night vision equipment. Why Ukrainians aren't using this to their advantage? Fix it on the drones if they don't have this in their optics yet and bomb the rats at night.
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  2252. Wow. Although I don't agree with the legal overstretch, she also made quite harsh statement that the sauce is killing people. Many jump on the bandwagon of hysteria about food products, most often regarding sugar content, being overly dramatic. Simply stating the product contains too much sugar to warn people against it to avoid disappointment would be safe. And she could have checked the label with composition. If she wanted to avoid sugar she could have.
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  2253. Bernie pulled out himself. Twice, to my knowledge.
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  2254. That transition from my computer to this pc was already aired by someone on youtube, weeks ago. And I'm not sure it was you. So just a bit of a side note, maybe giving credit to the one you picked this detail from would be fair.
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  2255. Great for exposing those scammers. I watch a few of you reporting on Ukraine and the war, and under most of them I got this whatsapp and once on telegram comment to contact this and that person. They keep trying. But like you, neigher I have accounts on those platforms. A safer option it seems.
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  2256. Re 26 million RuSSian soldiers dead and winning the war: because of the western lend-lease and also western alliances fighting Hitler on their own fronts. Now it is Ukraine getting this support and using it wisely. And the alliances are sort of fighting RuSSia on economic fronts... You don't need to be a genius to see who is going to win this time.
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  2257. I wonder whether she doesn't have a weakness in her back legs if she prefers to sit all the time, not even wanting to go away?
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  2258. Just watched a short video how dropbox had an attack recently. Changed my password there. I haven't had any sensitive data there, but just for the sake of it. The company reset all passwords anyway, even restricted the use of API keys (had to google about API key LOL, not familiar with this technology, not a user of it).
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  2259. In the UK you are limited to up to 3 packs of 16x 200mg ibuprofen tablets per purchase. It won't stop you from going to do another purchase in a shop next door, but at least they are trying. In another shop I could only get just 2 packs. And yes, I was advised by a nurse to ramp up my intake to 2 pills 3x a day with food and I felt uneasy about this, still thinking about my poor kidneys, how they were doing.
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  2260. Not a word about how 80-90% of Temu expenses are marketing. The ads are everywhere. I want to download an app in the app store and there Temu jumps under my finger. I once nearly tapped on that 💩. They are losing about £20 per order. Heavily subsidised. And if you think ebay or Amazon are better, think again. The same Chinese crap has penetrated that space. Hard to get a normal thing there. Defo not buying elecronics there. SSD storage at 1/5th of the genuine price? Fakes and copycats. 16TB turned out to be 64GB writing and rewriting the data. You'll get what you pay for. On Amazon, too. You have been warned. It is now called Scamazon in my house, I can learn from mistakes of others.
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  2261. And Trump banned Muslims from various countries, just not from those where terrorists were coming... because he had business with those LOL I smell Trump.  @Jezballz 
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  2262. The presenter here needs to work on his quality of sound a bit. Too dull in comparison to the materials presented in between.
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  2263. Not just adblockers make stuff happen faster on the computer. I have Linux as well as Windows computers. Both have 16GB RAM. I launched Gimp on my Linux yesterday, the bastaurd was ready in one second! On Windows I can go and make myself a cuppa. Even launching a Word document or Excel, at least 7 seconds pass before I see something happening. Sometimes I wonder whether hey will launch at all.
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  2264. Fabulous. Love your work Louis. Maybe I have been living under a rock until recently or it is them algorithms, but I have noticed an increasing rate of exposing scams, like crypto meme coins crashing more and more, influencers exposed more and more, some ruining it by themselves like Doherty, scamming companies challenged, like here and on Gamers Nexus newly... or things are really getting that bad that people finally starting pushing back. Either way, I have a hope for humanity. Even RuSSia got beaten on another front. Just what awaits us with Trump for the next 4 years I don't know. Average people aren't his priority. Regulations and accountability aren't his policy.
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  2265. Why did he take over reading the letter? Did her batteries run out?
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  2266.  @Chris-xt8io  there are sugar free energy drinks, too. Both not to my taste, but if I must, I go sugar free, for any pop, including coke. The only sugar in coffee for me is in milk. And I believe coffee with milk is kinder to the stomach. With full fat milk it even improves satiety effect. Fizzy drinks just promote appetite, from my experience.
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  2267. People need to gain self confidence in being themselves, not letting companies seeking profit to dictate to them that they are nobody unless they buy certain things. Go frugal, folks. Seek value for your money. Don't finance yachts and Manhattan apartments to business people by byuing a water bottle for the price for which you would have 20 other perfectly useful water bottles.
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  2268. In the day of internet, computers and internet give to many an illusion they know things, that they did their 'research', via youtube... usually in an echo chamber of misinformation. Me having a particular degree in a scientifuc subject, sooner or later I find probably every youtuber focusing on the relevant subject spreading some fallacy. Some do it more than others. Very disappointing. And even official research seems to publish articles that exaggerate the importance of findings, like 10% increase in risk of diabetes from frequent consumprion of processed meat. Man, there are far more significant risk factors for this disease and it most likely hasn't accounted for the consumption of fruits and veggies that counteract the potentially harmful effect even for the cancer risk. But the messages and headlines must be simplistic to make an average person agitated and click on it, to boost the ads revenue. And academia is also fighting for funding, so any fart is published with great fanfares, regardless of its importance. As for me, getting on internet some 23 years ago, my worldviews and inclinations got challenged on discussion forums and my critical thinking as well as the volume of knowledge grew exponentially over time. But I was always a collector of fun facts. I remember writing down interesting info from books I got from my village library as a teenager, like fugu poisoning from Dr No.
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  2269. And so we have to keep pushing these conporations so they don't even think screwing us up anymore.  @dlewis9760 
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  2270.  @JonSarles  It was relatively OK in Afghanistan until the Republican traitor didn't free Taliban leader from prison and failed to address the corruption of understaffed Afghan military. But always blame the Democrats, that will do. Now Afghan girls cannot go to school and women to work, again.
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  2271.  @JonSarles  Yeah, create a strawman and fight with it. The current administration fulfilled the deal of the previous one. US spent trillions of the US taxpayer's money on a system that didn't want to do its job: bringing Afghanistan to the 21st century. How much more money? How many more soldiers dead for someone else's cause? With the main villain at loose due to the previous administration, it was actually pointless. Now they can focus on Ukraine. I am sorry for the struggle in Afghanistan, especially for women, but the country had 20 years to better itself with our assistance. They did little. The majority of Afghans wants Sharia law. The majority of Ukrainians want Russians out and they fight hard for it. Let's focus on realistic objectives. THEN we can look at the Afghanistan again, when Russians won't support the terrorists as they did before. Fingers crossed!
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  2272. If you use an internet service for free, YOU are tbe product. My data is already on the black market and no such service as 'delete me' can access it. Worrying that some companies trade with my data and pay each other is not on my agenda, as I am not easily made to buy stuff they want me to. Let them waste their money. What matters to me is to NOT be bothered by those ads. Brave is great in this sense. Also, you can control who uses your camera by settings. Only shady apps like Te-mu can skip your permissions and do it without your approval.
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  2273. Why do you think that what you said here will have any impact on the minds of the cult followers who previously swallowed that Trump was not going to have time for golfing because he would serve the people during his first term, then spending more time golfing during his first year than Obama during his both terms combined? And also that Trump sacrificed his presidential salary, but then charged the tax payer for all his golfing and private properties security? They voted for him again, in millions.
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  2274. Black lady as well as her old white boss were not bold enough to stop a genocide in the Middle East. They were supplying ammo, finances, support to the terrorist in the region, still stealing land and killing as we speak. If I was an American I would stay home like many Dems who previously let the Dems win. Trump didn't get more votes this time, the Dems got less and for a reason. I am totally disgusted about the handling of this Palestinian situation. We as a collective west have failed to show principles, we allowed Netanyahu what we didn't allow Pootin. The same stuff. Netanyahu has been propping up Hamas to prevent the 2 state solution and the West, especially the US with AIPAC were complicit in this injustice. Dem's demise was of their own making an the public is the causalty.
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  2275. @ why does it matter? She isn't white, that's the point. Right now any non white workers are being targeted by the authorities, whether citizens or not. Pure institutional racism. Previously Cons banned Muslims from certain Muslim countries, but not those where the terrorists actually came from. Those are the allies. A crowd got their koolaid and cheered over the ban.
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  2276. Came to this again, seeing I have been here 4 months ago... just YESTERDAY youtube disabled me viewing stuff with adblock. On Firefox. I moved to Brave. If they disable it there, somebody will come with more sophisticated adblock, or I move to some other platform. Completely agree that the ads are too intrusive and even dangerous on many websites. I would be willing to pay £1 per month for the service and if they reduced the fees, more people would chip in, making it better for everyone. If a content creator si good, they get paid other ways, directly by the appreciating viewers. I am not willing to pay for something that I got suggested and it is crap overall when I start watching it. Too much crap on Youtube, AI generated content, lies, deception, crap crap crap. Senseless content gets more attention than quality content. Clickbaits, mass generated content with factual errors. Annoying. I can also go back to books. Sorted.
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  2277. Is this about RuSSia or are you trying to give us some lessons on food manufacturing and processing, that is present worldwide?
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  2278. HAHAHA, now I got it, when you said you have asthma. It is those steroids that make you talk like on steroids, or speed. :D
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  2279. Palestinians are also semites. Jews don't own a semitic card as much as they don't own Holocaust.
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  2280. Got myself exactly Latitude laptop recently. Second-hand. Good machine so far, and cheap. Just 2 years old. How about the hacking of Dell with some 49 million accounts details stolen?
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  2281. Education is the key. Understanding the diet, how much calories goes in and out, emotional eating and coping strategies, understanding that eating a mars bar takes seconds but burning it off takes 30 minutes of brisk walking... people also subcosciously compensate with extra food after hey did a bit of exercise. They aren't aware of it. Most of us don't remember what everything they put into their mouth at the end of each day without writing it down immediately. It is a complex issue and you could also do with a bit of education of this kind, to have more understanding that it isn't as easy as you think.
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  2282. According to stats, usage of buses in London was declining between 2016 and 2019, that before pandemic. Even after the pandemic, the recovery of bus use was at 75% of 2019 levels. But it is the Khan's fault that the mileage of buses was tiny bit lower when more people work from home and commute less? Gosh, you aren't spewing propaganda, like at all. He is even guilty from stupid people's behavious who cannot adjust their times of commuting and are 'forced' to speed up... like a poor abuser blames a victim from being beaten.
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  2283. My equaliser is fast reactions and a bunch of keys ready to jump between my fingers, one into each gap. Also quite some flexibily, unusual for my age. When a pen rolls off the table my hand catches it before my conscious mind even thinks about it. And as you say, holding yourself and generally a body shape. I was once asked by a man whether I do some weights or something, for the masculinity of my thighs. He was probably testing the waters. Yeah, bro, I got martial arts training at a police school. He never tried anything inappropriate. Adding: and I loved loved loved martial arts movies, sometimes playing a scene in my mind imagining how I would do it even these days. Seeing modern teenagers growing up with a hump for staring on their screens all day, no physical abilities, lack of coordination, some having no muscle mass... the good guys will pay the price because the bad ones are getting ready. There is a jungle out there and you don't even need to be old.
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  2284.  @ycplum7062  I have been familiar with this mechanism, I am learning nothing new, but thanks for the reminder. The thing is, Pootin is desperate to sell as much as he can. Some extraction will be affected, obviously, but he will try to supply on the market all he can, so the international market will feel it less than they are worried. What could make them feel it more is either the stores depleted and no new wells drilled, or failed technology on particular wells due to western sanctions (or sabotage). Pootin needs to sell his oil as much as he can as nobody can give him a proper loan anymore and businesses pulled out of the country. And he is haemorrhaging money like if there was no tomorrow. All this war is incredibly costly and his revenue got a massive hit. There was a propagandist on the Ru TV saying people should give some of their money to the country, to save it. They are already trying this rhetoric to see how it sits with the population. The CCP just took third of people's money overnight, asking nobody. That is what autocrats do.
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  2285. LOL why are you surprised? Gbeebies constantly give air space to demagogues, liars, Tory ministers interviewing Tory ministers, conspiracy theories, ignorance... did you know that in Is.rael the supreme court is ruled by the fas.cist government? There is no true democracy now and they even deny there is a humanitarian crisis in Ga.za. When will the Pal.stinians have the right to defend themselves? For 100 years they were oppressed, mass murdered, forcefuly relocated and now concentrated in the concentration camps. Which one of you defending the aggressor would tolerate it?
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  2286. So what is this about? Praising an existence of a predatory unregulated cyber space and a criminal's release? Trump also pardoned hundreds other criminals that should have stayed in prison, including his corrupt family that stole from a charity and made deals damaging the country, or those insurrectionists that took the Capitol by attack, leading to several deaths. Maybe if your child gets an overdose from stuff getting on such anonymous platform, you will change your mind. Otherwise I don't get this.
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  2287. Viva Palestine!
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  2288.  @elpresidente1000  I understand, but I wasn't there, I don't know what happened exactly, whether they spoke to the person already, offered help... you are making judgements without knowing the background.
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  2289. Games, puzzles... no ads?
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  2290. Sponsors not only take advantage of people's attachments to creators and creator's excitement, they also take advantage of ignorance, when people simply take the claims in the ads at their face value. You made a great vid about deleteme recently. Someone challenged some details in it, which is great, but overall these sponsorshops are cheaper than big ads in TV or even radio, and most of the time they don't really deliver all they promise. Even a VPN service is just a different channel for all user's data going through and it doesn't guarantee online safety, like many falsely believe. The more heavily something gefs promoted here on yt, the shadier it turns out to be. Kudos to you for steering away from them. Just decided to blacklist LinusTech channel for getting bought by deleteme. Those guys should know better.
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  2291. Musk in that jacket and baseball hat next to the president in the oval office and in a suit looks like a meme himself. So out of touch.
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  2292. I think authorities must intervene and stop this practice. These fools are getting deeper and deeper into debt. Bad finances fuel crime. The society needs to be protected from crime.
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  2293. Britain has sent Cons packing, so wil, you, Americans. The tide is turning.
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  2294. As you say how could even the dumbest member of his audience think it was a good idea: HE was the dumbest member of someone's audience who thought it was a good idea...proof.
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  2295. The western powers have an interest in Israel serving as their elongated hand in the Middle East and stuff will be permitted for Israel to do what they won't allow to others. If you learn the history, well before WW2, you will find out that it was more of a Christian Zionism that stood behind this idea of Jews concentrated in the Middle East, than the idea of the majority of Jews themselves. This idea, then pushed by the west, fell onto their lap like a Christmas present and some grabbed it. I say some, because Orthodox Jews reject Israel as anti-Jewish. There is nothing in their writing about nationalism, but their faith stand on 'thou shall not kill' and 'thou shall not steal', literally the opposite what enabled Israel to exist as it is today. And so we have it pushed into our heads that Jews have the right for their own state (initiated by non-Jews as they needed them there and partially also getting rid of them in Europe, i.e. antisemitic Zionism) and if you disagree you are labelleda s antisemite. So are probably the hundreds thousands orthodox Jews rejecting Israel and standing with Palestine.
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  2296. At least the Londoners can camp in tube premises, there is warm all year round, even in winter.
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  2297.  @billweir1745  How will that protect the content from hacking when you unlock your access to send message to somebody? Pin, like 4 or 6 digits are notoriously easy to crack, too.
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  2298. People need to understand that there is no magic money tree and if somebody is offering them something for free, there wiill probably be a catch. Older people should know even better, growing up in austerity and with little.
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  2299. You don't understand? Like where were 140 million RuSSians supposed to go all at once? Doors are shutting down in front of them all around the world. Many who left, returned back for one reason or another. You are privileged with your education and wealth. And far reaching connections you mentioned previously. The majority didn't have that potential. They are trying to survive. Some are brainwashed, many aren't, simply trying to wait it out and hope the chief terrorist exits this world rather sooner than later. Stop judging all of them when they have no chance outside like you had and you took a place of one of them. You were also waiting until the critical moment that kicked your a$$ that you couldn't wait any longer. Fear of being sent to the frontlines made you act on a short notice, after months and months coping inside the country. Be honest. Many left on the day one and they also had families.
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  2300. It's a jungle out there. You either have stronger teeth or claws or you manage to escape before it's too late. We are still animals. Right now I am trying to beat a scammy seller with 20 years experience in industry trying to convince me it is an industry standard to be able to fit 1000 litres of volume into 90x90x90 cm bulk bag. The bag looks big but they didn't expect me to measure it after emptying the content to the garden.
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  2301. Some other sources say that actually the richest man in the world is Putin. See how that's going on.... The majority of Musk's wealth is in Tesla. If Tesla goes down (there is a fierce competition), Elon goes down.
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  2302.  @ОляШевченко-ь2ч  😂😂😂 Guess what, UK has young conservatives also. Turkeys voting for Christmas. You are too young and naive, devochka.
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  2303.  @illumina1992  "West is gaining countries not through direct violence, but with hands of their flunkies, bribes, deception, betrayal, sneaky undercarpet games. " you are describing RuSSian millionaires getting peerage in the House of Lords and paying generously to the corrupt politicians for it :D Gorbachev wanted to bring Russia into the 21st century but you fought hard and made a swift U-turn back to the 19th century one. Congrats. The surgery was successful, the patient is dead. Patriotism isn't sucking up the words from the dictator but to actually stand by the people. Free people, able to tell anything they think, and where opposition is not murdered. Why was the boss of the oil company pushed/thrown from the 6th floor of the hospital? Was he against the system? Getting you into prison for saying your army is shit and calling war a war? RuSSia doesn't value lives of people elsewhere as much as it doesn't of its own people. Only the ideology must survive, beyond the last living Russian.
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  2304.  @ranDOMreSERVEaCCount  spot on, pot calling a kettle black. Wagners are direct Nazis, opposition is persecuted/eliminated, free speech nonexistent, media censored, neighbour countries invaded... Hitler would be proud.
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  2305.  @РазрывШаблонов-е6щ  "The Russian population is unarmed. The laws are written to us by the Americans, isn't it under their dictation that Putin destroyed industry and the army for 30 years? " That is news to me... does he still have nukes though? Those were the most important to get rid of... he didn't. Ukraine gave them up in exchange for the sovereignty and protected borders. What happened in 2014??? Russian population is unarmed, poor, easily fooled with baseless pride, dying from simple infections and from AIDS, alcoholism, drugs abuse (poverty is a bitch) and now brainwashed from state controlled media with no alternative views allowed. Putin did this to Russians all by himself and the poor Russians let him do it, because corruption is so rampant that by the old Soviet rule if you don't steal, you are stealing from your family. And yet, still nothing is missing anywhere... What killed Russian army is corruption. Sending those troops to fight in Ukraine with years expired rations that they got poisoned with botulism. Jesus Christ! Sending the oblivious soldiers to dig themselves in Chernobyl, just to return back with the radiations sickness... they never heard about the Chernobyl disaster! In Russia lives are dispensable. And Russia is too big to be managed by one man in peace. It hasn't been created by peace in the first place. RuSSia has been rotting from inside for years (because of the corruption and money accumulated in hands of a few super rich elite, Putin himself on the top taking half for himself) and he thought he would gain fresh 44 million souls by just taking over the whole Ukraine. He miscalculated it totally. And you only can have a true democracy when you have transparency. There is no transparency in RuSSia. Even the 'random' military inspections weren't really random. All was prepared for a show in advance and propped to look like on the paper. Everything is OK, nothing is missing... but nothing is there as it should be... West has nothing to do with this. It is the ancient RuSSian mentality they don't want to give up.
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  2306.  @illumina1992  "Europe doesn't have ANY right of speech," EU is shit. EU is shit. EU is shit.... let's see how long I will keep posting here if there is no right of speech in Europe. How many Russians were sent to prison for just holding a piece of paper on the ploshchad? I have seen a woman taken away by RuSSian gestapo for just holding a plain paper, nothing on it. RuSSia has its agents everywhere, more concentrated in some areas, less in others. The entire annexation of Crimea or the referendums in Donbas republics was just a shit show. I am not surprised that some other previously Soviet countries are trying to root this cancer out of their societies. There is still too much RuSSian propaganda on internet and the brainless vegetables are falling for it, sharing it and promoting it all throughout Europe, especially the Eastern one. West is not entirely innocent but anyone is better with Americans than with RuSSians, when politics is in question. Americans don't assassinate their opposition, although Trump hoped to get Mike Pence hanged, his minions were ready for it. There was a noose prepared for him. But Trump was in a pocket of Putin, the elections in 2016 were manipulated. He tried it with 2020 as well, but luckily Americans were wiser then, just a little bit.
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  2307. Now you are officially a fraud, man. I checked out the product. It is widely known as a scam. Your gold sale was a scam. Deleteme is a misleading company that cannot delete my data from the whole internet, not even close to it. And your note about Felon, who already made an admission he is a criminal to Tucker Carlson,... imaginary wealth of the fraudster. Blocking your channel because you undisputably are a fraud yourself.
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  2308. The UK govt doesn't raise food prices, did you know? Those comments of folks outside of the UK here are also entertaining.
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  2309. I'm wondering whether she isn't missing a companion, a cat companion?
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  2310. With Tiktok and alikes, with short timed bombardment of brains, the attention span shrinks, critical thinking goes out of the window, delusions take the lead and we have a sick society believing any crap the carefully tailored algorithms make them to. Slowly and skilfully navigated into a rabbit hole of disinformation and conspiracy theories.
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  2311. Trump flying... there is a hope for some karma there!
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  2312. I agree, people should be free to decide. But the majority is gullible enough thinking RuSSians are their saviours. They are literally opening their doors and arms to even greater evil.
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  2313. True, but that goes with any taxes or insurance. Even if you don't have kids, or you don't live to a ripe old age, your taxes help finance children or pensions of others. Your insurance helps covering accidents of others.
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  2314. I really love it how you cut through the ignorance. I also think Tesla customers deserve what they get but you have a point. Just how do we fight against it? I for example avoid purchasing stuff via Amazon if I can get it directly via the seller's website. Did it the last week, twice, and did it today again. And saved a bit, too. Win-win.
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  2315. Why are you all acting like if you were filling up RuSSian fuel in to your engines? Attacking their their refineries doesn't have much impact on their export of crude oil. UA aren't attacking the wells. They are targetting the RuSSian capacity to convert it into the fuel, mostly for domestic use, including on the frontlines. It was most likely the Kremlin's psy op, UA denied such info. And you fell for it.
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  2316. Why do you get worried about what those talking heads are saying on the TV? It is just a thater for the plebs. They also threatened to cuse tsunami to flood entire Britain. They are idiots.
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  2317. No mentioning of vitamin K2, to send that calcium to the bones instead of calcifying our arteries? I am nearing 50 yo and I have picked up resistance training, also to maintain my muscle mass. And having an autoimmune condition I supplement vit D, omega-3 and vit K2, among a few others like ubiquinol or magnesium and vit B complex.
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  2318. As someone who has never touched crypto I find it entertaining following the trail how awful this whole concept is. How those who tried to enrich themselves at the expense of others (Tate was right back then) often get burned themselves. If you were lucky, be thankful, for others losing money, leech, most others just lost. There is no product behind this, just shady practice that value grows by others putting money into it and trust it. And bobody guarantees anything in this crypto world. And hackers are after you with info stealers to clear your precious grab, and they often succeed. So don't celebrate yet, that you outsmarted others.
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  2319. Re that Asian man guaranteeing income to everyone, secured by his reputation... not sure how many high profile people would say that, in real, but I can imagine Elon Musk saying that to his audience, when he is trying to promote another crazy project even he isn't quite convinced about... he just needs to boost the stock market value... with nothing else to back it up.
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  2320. Question: can a million dollars you are willing to gamble like this really hard earned? I have doubts.
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  2321. I think this is what 'clearing the swamp' is in true meaning.
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  2322. Probably got stolen and sold on the black market (that air defence, they also stole dashboard equipment from one of the doomsday plane previously). Or the malchik on duty got drunk to oblivion.
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  2323.  @XxI3ioHazardxX  Do they really have multiple layers of air defence? 1.5 million of Ru army uniform gone missing... probably never existed. Only on the paper.
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  2324.  @svetlanakononenko7952  certainly not, even oligarchs hate Putler, even remote regions RuSSians hate Moscow. They are all united, just not allowed to speak up.
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  2325. Slooooow dooooown, pleaaaaase!
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  2326.  @MrMooAndMoonSquirrelToo  I have and mentioned in another video, he there sounded like drunk. I didn't like that either.
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  2327. Watching this and not having a dish washer LOL. But I wouldn't even test the stuff with butter like this. You know what it does to the sewers under the surface? Ever heard about fatbergs? People are quite ignorant to this problem. We always wipe any grease off the plate and throw it to the bin. The nature (or incinerator, wherever the mixed waste ends) will take care of it, not the sewers. This way we never had an issue with our sewer, unlike the previous people occupying this house, having regular problems, according to the neighbours. We even had to clean the waste drain soon after moving here, it was clogged with stuff. Not since then, 5 years down the line.
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  2328. How it could have been done instead: Firefox having a default firefox search engine, and upon installation display a pop-up that here, you can set up Google as your search engine, and the longer you use this browser with Google, the more pitiful revenue you can earn in your virtual wallet, able to convert it into real money after reaching certain threshold. Here is data collection by Google, but if you don't mind, you can earn some revenue while using it. That way people would voluntarily dip in and the wolf would be satiated and the goat intact. Like giving something back to the users to motivate them.... It certainly would not lead to such a massive income for Mozilla, but we wouldn't need to have one viable alternative against Google wiped out of the space. I cannot wait for Ladybird to come on the scene.
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  2329.  @dnegrobov  Far less 'nato' mercenaries die in this war than RuSSians. And most, if not all, of them get a proper ceremony, what cannot be said about dozens thousands rotting corpses that will never go back to their families to bury them in RuSSia, Chechnya and wherever you can think of.
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  2330. I don't know wher I fit into this but I oly had 2 oreo cookies in my life. Tried it, didn't appeal to me, gave the rest away. I like Nairn's cookies though.
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  2331. A poodle of the feline species?
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  2332. I am missing info how does this software do it? What in registries it changes or elsewhere? I have changed in the registries to only receive updates for my 23H2 but then I was told that MS will make it irrelevant and install 24H2 anyway.
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  2333. RuSSians more empathetic... like that Wagner mercenary shooting a 5 yo girl in Ukraine, on order, not to let anyone get out? Yeah, unprecedented empathy right there! The whole war in Ukraine now is just a massive demonstration of RuSSian empathy.
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  2334. Re Rogelio: live fast, die young. He is still overweight and Mexicans and other cultures from that region are at a higher risk with a lower body weight than an average white man. When diabetes catches up with him, the income will fall down. I am sure his family won't appreciate it, plus the medical bills. It is far cheaper overall to stay healthy and it feels better for longer. Many people don't understand that. My mother, not having any nutrition education whatoever, was giving me pieces of raw vegetables she was putting into a stew when she was cooking. She emphasized vitamins. And I ate it. I don't think I have ever tasted Twinkies, but I can imagine what they are like, from eating something else in the past. I will swap Twinkies for a raw carrot any time. Even broccoli has a sweet taste to me and no meal usually goes without some vegetable in or with it, mostly cooked at home. You still can have that bliss point with healthier alternatives. You don't need to be a slave to the processed food industry.
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  2335.  @markthomas7279  you are right. I can only listen to as much bull💩
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  2336.  @Xsmith44  just that wasn't my point. My point was that he is despearte for advertisers to keep his 💩tty platform up, and then he does this. Bettering his company? BWAHAHAHA
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  2337. re 16:40 So many content creators... what value are you bringing to humanity? Some 10-20 years ago this wasn't even a thing, suddenly every other head on the street wants to create content ... what content and for whom? Youtube is turning into a sewer, less and less quality, more AI generated content, ads and scammy ads alsong sponsorships of often shady businesses and lies. Where did all these talking heads come from and what were they doing before? Having some proper jobs I suppose, most of them. This artificial world is turning into itself, starting eating its tail, youtubers stealing content from other youtubers, youtubers bitching about other youtubers, uncovering secrets of each other, like AI ending up plagiarising AI at the end, resulting in brownish grey goo at the very end.
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  2338. And I doubt China will help RuSSia much, since Chinese portray Siberia as 'temporarily occupied by Russia'... China also wants its past territories back.
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  2339. you know too well that no amount of lying will change what awaits for you in the RuSSia 2024.
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  2340.  @buhtcheeks  What if you were disabled and unable to work? At all, ever? Solidarity... is America a Christian nation or what? Feed the poor, clothe the naked. That money is running low thank to Reagan and all his successors. Taxing the wealth and CEOs having 10x the salary, not 4000x of the workers while syphoning money offshore to avoid paying taxes, meant a middle class was able to afford home on just one income and wife staying home with kids.
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  2341.  @Habibi_exe  once again: thank Reagan and co. And I doubt Trump is going to help you out. Besides, even your savings aren't secure anymore. Anytime a company can go under and so go your savings or pension funds. Nobody guarantees anything anymore. Enjoy it while you can.
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  2342.  @Habibi_exe  was it for me? I am glad you sleep sound trusting the authorities.
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  2343.  @Bugginout79  I like your optimism. Just not everybody has a potential to put aside as much money, either not earning as much, or havin greater expenses (like, you know, having kids, future tax payers), or fell sick and couldn't earn so much for 35 years, or inflation caused by greedy businesses, that ate into your money over time... there are far more people like that than you can imagine. And they also deserve to live, often contributing to society many other means... we don't kick them to the kerb because they haven't been in a well paying jobs all their working lives and they haven't been lucky with plentiful savings for their retirement. After all, we are humans living in a society, that historically thrived when taking care of each other, not applying a jungle like mentality, me, me, me and F them all.
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  2344.  @jessecortez9449  Repeat after me: Social Security. It is not your investment into yourself. It is an investment of the society into itself, on the whole, so people didn't die from hunger or cold (in theory), that they had something to fall on in hard times, that the society remains functional. Have you ever put yourself into their shoes? I guess not, every one of you bitching how you were robbed by the government. We all have one stomach and need one roof over our head. We use services paid by taxes, insurance, other fees of other people from before birth when we haven't earned a dime yet, and alike for the next many years until we get the fist job. We live in an enclosed ecosystem where those earning more contribute more (in theory) and those just getting by, for whatever reason, contribute less. What a bunch of myopic selfish folks around. And they make it to the hig politics and screw everyone else with this mentality.
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  2345.  @Bugginout79  And by put aside I meant exactly the savings, not social security. Guys, I am not surprised America is where it is today with these attitudes. While during the pandemic the govt was flooding the economy with money (so we didn't count more bodies on the road side due to hardship and lay-offs), overall throughout the history profit was the main driver for inflation. By making profit, you literally make up money, especially the banking sector. The 2% inflation is considered a sweet spot, not too much, not too little. Who makes profit if not businesses? State doesn't inherently need to make profit, they need at least balance income with output. Govt will only pump money into the system when there is need, not by default.
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  2346. I am saddened, Jake, by your take of the 'solution' you presented. By your logic, Ukrainians were supposed to let Donbas and all those territories to RuSSia, for peace. Is that what you are saying? The borders were given. Israel kept expanding illegally. Some people are happy to relocate abroad and stay there, many Palestinians did. Others have emotional and cultural ties to the region they grew up in and nobody has a legal right to buldoze their homes and send them packing against their will. Neither Israel has. You left out the sad fact that Israes has kept pushing and pushing... which makes me not supporting Israel as it stands. I support Ukraine though, because it is fighting a just war. And I have a huge respect to Zelensky, knowing he is a Jew.
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  2347. I was wondering what her reaction would be after she found out that her home country, Armenia, turned to Europe and will give up Putin for international court... but I didn't expect THAT! 😂
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  2348. Plus there are scammers who optimised their false contact numbers to companies customers might want to contact, showing on top searches, with numbers leading to their scam call centres. And google does nothing about it.
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  2349.  @damian9303  that's interesting. Registered with reddit just recently and couldn't make my own post. Didn't understand why. Lost interest going there further. I initially found it interesting for certain topics, but if I wanted to discuss my own interest, I couldn't. And the barrage of random questions on the intro page... what's the purpose? Sounds like a junk for clicks, to draw in as much traffic as possible, just people cannot have a proper discussion on some proper topics if they wish.
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  2350. I just hope I won't be around when 💩 hits the fan. That is how bad I fear it can go. We have reached the point of no return.
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  2351. 8:30 -ish - speculations rarely end well for the majority. Everyone wants free money, easy money, fast money, money for doing nothing much. They were played and found out the hard way. How great a life is if you have one property you live in, job that pays bills, no speculations, carrying on with life, without all this stress to see your money depreciating on such a scale.
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  2352.  @rexcatston8412  I feel your pain. I don't remember when I bought any Hellmans product last time. I shop in discount stores. Comparable quality, fraction of the price. And that allows me to treat myself with specialties, saving money for other goods worth of having.
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  2353.  @xelic1996  OK, what does 'not recommending channel' do?
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  2354. I have a good relationship with a bot, and I often ask it for assistance, since google is becoming a minefield for irrelevant content, so hear hear: The high incidence of stomach cancer in Japan has been a well-documented phenomenon, and various factors contribute to this elevated risk. While the exact reasons are complex and multifactorial, several key factors have been identified: Dietary Factors: Salted and Pickled Foods: Traditional Japanese diets include a variety of salted and pickled foods, which can contribute to a high-salt intake. Excessive salt consumption is associated with an increased risk of stomach cancer. High Consumption of Soy Sauce: Soy sauce, a common condiment in Japanese cuisine, is also high in salt, and frequent consumption may contribute to the elevated risk. Infection with Helicobacter pylori: Infection with Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that can infect the stomach lining, is a major risk factor for stomach cancer. In Japan, a significant portion of the population carries H. pylori, contributing to the high incidence. Tobacco Smoking: Smoking tobacco is a well-established risk factor for stomach cancer. Historically, smoking rates in Japan have been relatively high, contributing to the elevated risk. Genetic Factors: Some studies suggest that genetic factors may play a role in the higher incidence of stomach cancer in certain populations, including the Japanese. Specific genetic variations may influence susceptibility to the disease. Environmental Factors: Environmental factors, including exposure to certain occupational hazards or pollutants, may contribute to the risk of stomach cancer. Historical Factors: Historical factors, such as food preservation and dietary habits, have played a role. Traditional preservation methods like pickling and salting were historically important for food storage in Japan but may contribute to the elevated risk of stomach cancer.  @allo-other 
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  2355. This is your lucky day, regarding HFCS and obesity. I looked into it about a decade ago, raw data from USDA and other countries, too. What correlated with obesity was more oils and fats (fries and pastries, doner kebab) than HFCS, which basically replaced cane sugar and plateaued around 2010, not going up as much, but fats did and so did the obesity. Also starchy foods, that are particularly delicious when soaked with fat. Exercise, from my point of view has at least two benefits as opposing to sedentary lifestyle: moving around moves your lymphatic fluids, lymphatic system responsible for preventing diseases. Secondary: exercise triggers production of our own antioxidant glutathione, fighting oxidative stress, also contributing to cancers if in excess. The bot suggests other mechanisms, one partly linked to the glutathione, not surprisingly: Reduced Inflammation: Regular physical activity has anti-inflammatory effects on the body. Chronic inflammation is associated with an increased risk of cancer, and exercise may help mitigate this risk by reducing inflammation. Improved Immune Function: Exercise has been shown to enhance the function of the immune system. A robust immune system is better equipped to identify and eliminate potentially cancerous cells, reducing the likelihood of cancer development. (that is the lymphatic system, not having its own propulsion mechanism like heart and arterial muscles). Balanced Hormone Levels: Physical activity can influence the levels of hormones in the body. Hormones such as estrogen and insulin have been linked to the development of certain cancers. Exercise may help regulate hormone levels, reducing the risk of hormone-related cancers. Enhanced DNA Repair: Exercise has been shown to enhance the body's ability to repair DNA damage. DNA damage can lead to mutations and the development of cancerous cells. Regular physical activity supports DNA repair mechanisms. Improved Insulin Sensitivity: Exercise can enhance insulin sensitivity, which helps regulate blood sugar levels. Chronic high levels of insulin, as seen in insulin resistance, may contribute to the development of certain cancers. Regular exercise can help maintain healthy insulin levels. (although not sure it is the insulin's fault or rather the elevated oxidative glucose one). Maintenance of Healthy Body Weight: Obesity is a known risk factor for several types of cancer. Regular physical activity contributes to weight management and helps prevent obesity, reducing the risk of obesity-related cancers. Enhanced Gut Microbiota: Exercise has been linked to a positive impact on the gut microbiota. A healthy gut microbiome is associated with a reduced risk of certain cancers and overall improved health. Promotion of Apoptosis (Cell Death): Exercise may stimulate the process of apoptosis, which is programmed cell death. This is a natural mechanism that eliminates damaged or potentially cancerous cells from the body. hope it helps. Links are quite elaborative to go through, I became lazy and consult the bot when the topic is heavy and then decide whether I am satisfied. :)  @allo-other 
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  2356. Another complex answer is needed. You partly answered it yourself: unprocessed. Not only people were more active in the past (an average Newyorker man a century ago had intake of 4-5000kcal daily and remained slim) but their diet wasn't as processed and designed to make them eat more, delaying satiety. The deadly combo of fast food is sugar, fat and salt together. It completely overtakes our brain signalling, deprived of fiber it fills our stomach less so we pack more into it. There is no magic in it: energy in vs energy out, really. Just the metabolism of different foods has different consequences. Only recently I learned that consuming pulses regulated blood sugar better even the next day after consumption when comparing two groups of people eating just white bread. Those eating beans or lentils the previous day had more stable glucose even the following day. With stable glucose you don't suffer such hunger pangs and stuffing your face with junk like if there was no tomorrow. Eskimos are a different beast though. They have adapted to a high fat diet, so they aren't the same as the rest of the world. One size doesn't fit all, neither does diet. And yes, industries have politicians in the pocket, so whichever gives a higher bribe, wins. Just on the label everyone talked about low fat, but in reality fry shops were booming. But yes, fat also has a satiating effect, like whole milk vs skim milk, which is a scam, once fed to pigs as waste after butter production. But overdoing fat isn't good either. I am an omnivore and I strive to eat less processed diet, with fruits, vegetables, grains, pulses, potatoes, some meat, eggs, dairy, making my eggs on a knob of butter, Malaysian curry on coconut fat, Indian curry on ghee, but we also have oils, used sesame one on chow mein... haven't been to the fast food for ages and even in Wetherspoon on the airport I had a barley salad with chicken, pumpkin, tomatoes, greens and all the goodness, just some 700 kcal, in contrast to other fried junk that was twice as caloric. And I am not afraid of diet sodas, sugar industry won't scare me with their false claims about aspartame. I looked into that one too. I drink tea or coffee with milk without anything else. And I am a rare occurrence in my family for not having diabetes or any sign of it. And if you excuse me, going to do my treadmill session now :)  @allo-other 
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  2357. I see. In any case, I confirmed that some fat has a satiating effect, but overdone doesn't bring benefit, quite opposite actually, could even cause a chronic pancreas inflammation. Keto regime has a completely different mechanism though, so we shouldn't extrapolate that direction. From my experience, if I allow myself a bit of fat, I am less likely snacking afterwards. The stomach empties later and the glucose is more stable in the blood, without a rollercoaster like on low fat processed carbs based stuff. Everything in moderation. And it is easier not to eat those excess calories (which is far easier with fat than other macros) than to burn them.  @allo-other 
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  2358. 100mil rubble just 6k dollars? On what planet? One USD is about 100 rubble, so one million USD, not $6k. Just checked now: it is like 91 rubble for 1 USD, but for the simplicity I keep it at 100.
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  2359. I am not doing crypto but I see it very simply: they know they are there to rip everyone off, just they are stupid enough thinking they will be on the winning side. The less teeth in their mouth, thee greater the delusion about their skills and knowledge. Now I have seen Trump repells the law giving cheaper meds to everyone. Good luck America. The next 4 years is going to be very long and tough. And those delusioned ones will still keep blaming Obama for their struggle.
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  2360. 60% off? Must be desperate to get customers in... nobody can delete you from internet. Nobody. You should stop taking money from these lying businesses. Data brokers are the least of my worry when it comes to data security. Can they prevent your data being leaked from your health insurer? No. Can they remove the data from the dark web? No. As a person focusing on scams you should have some principles.
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  2361. I am so happy seeing the animals are taken care of. It says a lot about the nation overall. There are many other videos of soldiers taking care of animals , domestic or wild, either lost, trapped, hurt... but one thing I cannot unsee is how many women in the East of Europe have lips filled. So so many of them. Why on Earth are they butchering their faces? Even that Ukrainian MP that sometimes appear on screen of BBC for a brief interview. Last time she had it quite botched. Even Witch has it. It is so obvious. Please stop this madness! You are starting looking like each other, with reduced facial movement, almost immobilised lips... If RuSSian influencers want to look like ducks, let them. But you are better than them! I have gone through a cultural cleansing when coming from Eastern Europe and customised to news presenters in heavy make ups, hair fixed with half liter of hair spray, lovely folourful costumes, and then came to England and people on the screens were of all ages, little make up, hairs barely done most of the time, then I watched the home TV again and I couldn't unnotice how artificial those presenters were back in Eastern Europe. Barbies vs real people. Be yourself, stop faking it!
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  2362. Had to go and google what Librem5 is. Found a youtube channel Purism with info. Comments closed. I think it says it all. Although the product sounds attractive with all those self-replacable bits and still a classic headphones jack. I would go for it if it was cheaper and not a scam.
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  2363. For 50% unemployment the roads seem to be quite busy with traffic. Where are all those cars and scooters commuting?
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  2364. Just clicked to delete on the email from Scamazon about Black Friday sales, without even opening it. But I did browse individual web pages of brands and independent sellers for stuff I need for my computer to upgrade. Pretty p*ssed off that the vast majority of items in the browser's horisontal scrolling panel is for Aliexpress or Temu stuff, like 4TB hard drive for £29. Who are they trying to fool?
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  2365. $200k in the NY city for a single person isn't that bad. Come to London LOL. Moved out from that bubble 10 years ago, I cannot complain. There is life elsewhere, you know. This is a response of the market. Canadians have it the same, as well as Aussies. Everyone wants the fab city life and big money. Too busy to chop their own fruit, so they pay 3x for pre cut chunks that are a few days old on the shelves. Supermarkets cracking full of ultraprocessed snacks and food delivery companies have had a boom. Learn to live with little like our ancestors and go living somewhere with a fresh air. Even your mental health will improve when you'll smell a fresly mowed lawn or moist soil after the rain.
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  2366. Cri-me-a-riveeeeer!
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  2367. Jake, Jake, I cannot believe you fell for this misinformation about the commander captured. It isn't the same person! Look closer at his nose or the ear lobe. They are two different people. Yet you wen on and on how significant it is. I am so disappointed with you right now (was actually yesterday when I watched this but wasn't on my device to comment). You cannot identify someone like this by one spot that isn't even visible well on the photo of the captured man and ignore verifying the theory with other details. Have a closer look. Do better next time.
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  2368. Never heard about Blizzard (other than a weather event), but even the WD Discovery software to my WD passport hard drive I was installing this weekend failed to install (was stuck on 18% forever) and it wouldn't install unless I agreed to share data with them. WTF? I can change the setting after installing, but WTF giving me the choice before installing when I cannot install it if making a choice not to share? Then there was a preinstalled offer to install Acronis back up software. Never heard of it and when searching reviews, they were mixed. Besides, it only offered me 5 years licence on their website for this software. Are you serious? I backed up my PC via Windows file backup too. No need for greedy crooks.
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  2369. So far they haven't deployed their nukes despite threatening every time when the Western allies provided new toys to Ukrainians... I remain optimistic that even the crazy Kremlin has some rationality preserved.
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  2370. ​ @kencook7924  that was a different era and different funding and people around. Estimated 3 million of best educated, skilled and experienced Russians fled the country over the past 2 years, benefiting economies and intelligence elsewhere. How did the Moon mission go, btw? Suddenly announcing a mission that takes years or even decades to prepare... just a stupid PR stunt when the war didn't go according to plan. This is another such thing.
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  2371.  @Hikikomori-g9u  And it has a bright future ahead, if the confiscated RuSSian reserves will be used to rebuild what the terrorists destroyed, plus giving people jobs in rebuilding it. Europe will also get a great new friend when they join the EU and NATO. Ukraine has large reserves of oil or gas (or both) under Donbas and the pipelines are there already. Ukrainian army is now probably the most skilled one, able to use old Soviet and new modern Western weapons. Having a debt isn't necessarily the end of the world. Ukraine will be new, modern and hopefully with much less corruption after the Kremlin's influence ends there.
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  2372. Who wants celebrating Christmas in the summer heat anyway? I'm dreaming of a white Christmas Just like the ones I used to know Where the treetops glisten and children listen To hear sleigh bells in the snow
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  2373. not anymore I'm afraid. All that Chinese nonsense took over Amazon and Amazon stands by those who bring it money, not by the consumers, even if in risk of death, when the 2amp car fuse won't blow at 2 amps, 4 amps, 6 amps, only after exceeding 8 amps. Amazon removes a warning review and let the seller doing business there. You need to seek a better quality and often don't know who does that quality as that cheap nonsense is ranking at the top searches, can even be the Amazon's choice.  @ronakparikh 
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  2374. I thought Harry gave up his royal position for good. Why are they still calling him a prince?
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  2375. After connecting the dots I came to the conclusion that AIPAC gave America Trump. And the American citizens paid for it. Shame on Biden, shame on Kamala. Toothless statements don't bring change. Actions do, and Dems were actionless.
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  2376. I am no IT specialist, but I suffered this problem, too, on my Win10. Whatever I tried, nothing helped, and believe me, I tried a lot. I don't remember digging into specific processes too much, but I looked into them and nothing really helped. Only a clean reinstall of the entire system, via the manufacturer's recovery tool fixed the issue. I had problems with not being able to pause the third party antivirus, not being able to back up files on an external hard drive via 'file backup' function, just manually copying them, scannow command repeatedly showed no integrity violations, full scan by the third party (norton) antivirus found nothing wrong (took over 5 hours), DISM repeatedly failed to restore the image (I suspect different versions were there, not quite sure how to fix it), and many other things. Chckdsk ran, fixed, but issues persisted. Crystaldiskinfo suddenly started giving me a warning, for reallocation, but the numbers 100 100 36 meant nothing really wrong, could be false positive. I still kept having mysterious 100% disk here and there, slow boot, slow loading of stuff, among other problems. I did a clean reinstall and all goes fine. After doing that I had an issue with one process (CxAudioSvc) that was supposedly linked with an outdated audio drive, but even updating that drive didn't make the problem go away. So I permanently disabled that process, without any noticeable impact, hearing it was a remnant of a bankrupt company that used it as a trojan at some point, but it still is in the package to reinstall Windows in the modern day. Anyway, I have learned something from this video about the RAM. But that most likely wasn't my issue, as the PC started to function badly half way into me just browsing internet, no extra processes initiated by me. Firstly it worked fast and suddenly it got sluggish. And especially when it wanted me to update Windows... I could do NOTHING without waiting minutes to load a page. That was before I initiated the update, not during update. Something terribly messed up with the system (I suspect Norton, but might be wrong) and a fresh reinstall worked like a charm. And yes, I kept restarting the machine, which sometimes took long, so not just shut down that makes it go into a sleep mode rather. Also that chckdsk applies to non-ssd hard drives, which I have, so obviously it wouldn't work. And defragmentation also shouldn't be done on ssds, which is probably not known, as I have this option on the PC with SSD hard disc from new. Why are they doing it? That probably contributes to the warning by crystaldiskinfo? Have I done some damage to the disc?
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  2377. No subscriptions here. Had some for crafting mags, and that only when they had a sale, like 1 mag for £1. Those 'free' gifts were well incorporated into the price of the mags, the more gifts, the higher the price. Who are they fooling? Mags full of ads for this and that and still paying like £9.99, or even £11.99 for an A4 full of polymer stamps accompanying a bunch of papers. They sell those stamps independently for twice the price of the mag, but really... large volume of sales via mags is perfectly fine to halve the price and still make profit.
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  2378.  @almasnk7469  having a second thought, the motivation is the feeling afterwards. And I just go for it. Like those runner's endorphins, just with less effort.
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  2379. BYD: buy your d.eath. Electric coffins. Data collection and privacy don't go together.
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  2380. Do those Chinese have no taste uds that they cannot sense when something is off there? And that police officer choosing a restaurant to check, kudos to him. Otherwise the situation is mutual in China, sellers as corrupt as the offiials, letting stuff pass for a bribe.
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  2381. Culture change. Yeah, to deprive you of your human rights, starting with immigrants. That will make you agree with everything you otherwise wouldn't agree with.
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  2382. I once don't know whether to believe Putin or not that behind these recently increased frequency of explosions is just a mismanagement by his own people. But imagining how they are drunk every day seeing to be losing the war it could be somewhat believable. 🙃
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  2383. Hmmm many products are returning to the size they originally used to have, after a period of inflating their sizes. And the nations getting fatter doesn't help in reduced seat size. I for 1 don't see smaller chocolate bars or sugary drinks that negatively. Drinking water should be provided free of charge from airport fountains, like elsewhere in a civilised world, just carry a bottle wih you, and have an apple instead of junk.
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  2384. You know, 'professor' you are talking BS. Hamas emerged as a response to Israeli illegal expansion. No Jew has a right to demolish a home of someone else to build their own there instead. Jews were voicing their disagreement with this practice, worldwide. There are countless established Jewish communities worldwide, living in peace with everyone around. They don't need to defend anyone. Be honest. You are just a Zionist, needing an ally in the Middle East, propping it with American taxpayer's money and ignoring how far right it has become. And don't try to tell us the Israeli govt didn't know what Hamas was preparing, for months. Now there is a flat bombardment of Gaza, essential supplies controlled by Israel cut in violation of war laws and millions of Palestinian civilians are told to go wherever, so Netanyahu can complete his final solution and have Gaza for himself. There are people out there who can actually connect the dots. Collateral damage? When was that a worry of dictators?
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  2385. And I stand with Ukraine and Taiwan, never with oppressive regimes ignoring human rights of others. Rights of one ends where rights of others begin. You basically said Palestinians don't deserve the same you grant to Jews, wherever in the world they come from, even to those who were born elsewhere, not in Israel.
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  2386.  @userunknown1030  I don't know, really. It was installed for 3 years and OSs develop bugs after some time. I had Norton and the system was a bit funny sometimes, slow, I thought Norton was doing it. I couldn't pause it, the option was greyed out. So I uninstalled it and the whole hell broke loose. Problems with installing updates on MS defender, all the diagnostics was confusing, DCIM showed errors but didn't fix the problem, a rabbit hole of fixes following the chatbot's suggestions... not able to fix such a complex system so I uninstalled it. I think Norton was masking issues with security updates many others had and I wonder whether Revo uninstaller messed up things a bit more. I have no desire to dig any deeper into it, my Win10 will soon be Linux, I have alrady made my Win11 laptop LMDE and it works fine. Even old Asus from 2007 got a new life with a bit of cleaning inside, repasting, replacing a broken hinge and with Wilma on a new ssd drive. I am optimistic.
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  2387. I have heard they renamed Volgograd back to Staliningrad... total reverse back to the ape stage of humanoid existence.
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  2388. If you are really rich, you keep it to yourself. You don't go about 'teaching' others to become your competitors.
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  2389. Thisxwas only about gpt bot. How about other AIs embedded into browsers? Used forcsimple tasks like askung for health conditions, codes for terminal, etc.
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  2390. At this point, giving money to Is.rael is like giving money to RuSSia, instead of Ukraine. A lot of what Is.rael does and has been doing, has not reached your ears and eyes. You are standing with the op.pressor.
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  2391. And incogni won't clear your data from internet. Don't get fooled and save yourself money. It is a scam.
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  2392. I have been consuming spirullina (just spirullina alone, sometimes with chlorella and wheat grass, I mixed singles together) for years. For the fraction of the price. Not the tastiest thing in the world, but at least you know what you are having. When I heard about this and the number of individual ingredients, AND the price, I knew it was a scam.
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  2393. Lyman is pronounced like Lee-man, not Lie-men. Hope that helps. If you listen to the Ukrainian or Russian pronouncing the town, you will know.
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  2394. That was said in 2020, too that he will be gone by 2021. What is holding him? Why the prediction should be true now? They hoped he had cancer then.
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  2395. Another thought: why people keep thinking that Israel has the right for the land it stole from Palestinians by pushing them away, destroying their homes, their farms, for decades, ever expanding its territory in violation of international laws? On what basis does Israel have the right to insist this territory is theirs? When RuSSia wants to do it, we all say a categorical NO. Why are we allowing Israel to keep doing it, even as we speak?
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  2396. Ben Hodges says 'to eliminate the root cause'... like return the land to the rightful owners and apologise for decades of genocide? When will we grant the right to Palestinians to defend themselves???
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  2397. Ben says: you cannot kill your way out of this... is he finally speaking about Israelis? Back in around 1900 90% of Arabs and 8% of Jews lived in peace, next to each other in Palestine. Then the British decided they will control the area and after Arabs help Brits fight of Turks and Germans in WW1 they got betrayed and instead Zionists got the massive support to wipe out Arab population (even before the WW2, which explains why Arabs sided with Nazis, being attacked by Zionists) and they kept doing it ever since, increasing their territory... did they think, they can kill their way out of this? Entire families and villages were killed with automatic weapons, the new invention back then, supplied by west to the Zionists. Hundreds thousands Arab people were moved around like livestock (those not killed), finding themselves in the way of creating the artificial state of Israel. There was no democracy back then, 90% population in the area had no say into what will happen with their homeland and they were NOT consulted, on orders of the British ruling elite. Does Ben Hodges need a revision of history? Or are we supposed to conveniently forget it?
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  2398. Phew, Dr, you firstly scared me. I love spending time alone, avoiding peopleing, but I do eat healthily, staying curious and expanding my knowledge, exercise, do gardening, crafting, even talk to myself, modelling situations, etc. My only sin is a poor sleep hygiene, but I guess I cannot have it all, right? And I prefer engaging with people online, as I can choose the topic with the entire world, not just a few limited individuals in my vicinity who have no idea about many topics that interest me. When making crafts, I am literally brainstor ing how to combine elements from my stash, discovering new techniques thanks to the online world.
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  2399. Where I cannot use an ad-blocker, I just don't watch, only read the comments, like here. Quite fun, too. I stop the video right after the first couple seconds and when tired of reading, I move on to another. Does that mean any difference for the creator or youtube itself?
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  2400.  @askleonotenboom  after watching this I watched another your video and there you said file backup in Windows was fine, not mentioning it was going away. Are we talking about the same thing?
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  2401. I.e. misleading title. Ban.
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  2402. I am getting annoyed. All you guys keep saying how RuSSians are desperate, run, abandon positions, evacuate but whenever I look at the deep state map last few days, they were gaining ground South and North. Who is lying?
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  2403. Hiding youtubers using AI generated faces in their thumbnails, not interested in that 💩. Did they pay for it? Bad for them. I hope I made a little contribution to the demise of AI on social media. I now spend more time on word puzzles and similar stuff. With an actual pen and paper. I like the scent of paper.
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  2404. Isn't tupperware woke also? They should use newspapers to pack their food into, ideally those they read, so there is some actual use of them.
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  2405.  @martinwebb1681  OK, glad they do it.
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  2406. Also I wouldn't use Switzerland as an example of wealth, since their wealth is based on dirty money from all around the world. It is easy to bang that drum when you have dirty money pouring in, turn a blind eye on it and make profit from it. Nope, Switzerland is not the right example.
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  2407. RuSSia is taking time to go down economically. As long as it has missiles, artillery and future soil fertilisers willing to waste their lives, the war won't be over.
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  2408.  @bookman7409  US has upgraded their systems to different missiles. ATACAMs are just being stored now. US can give them all as they would be using newer ones if they needed.
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  2409.  @bookman7409  my understanding was US transitioned to a different kind of missiles and atacams were not planned to be used. So the logic is they could be given away to those who need them more urgently now.
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  2410. I don't deny that Russians help each other, but it was RuSSians looting homes and shops in occupied territories of Ukraine, and later in Kursk when citizens fled. It was Ukrainians who were supplying water, food and meds to those who remained in the conflict zone. Someone tell that uninformed girl.
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  2411. Besides, cloud storage, like crypto mining and operating, are big energy consumers. Not very ecological. Small and economically less significant countries (which are targeted by these businesses) are refusing placing large server complexes on their land, in fear of water shortages for cooling these monsters.
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  2412. Yes, and the MAGA is sabotaging its own security and defnse. That including the South border. Biden was ready to serve them the bill they wanted, they halted it, on orders of the criminal that falls asleep on his trial. Sleepy Don I am talking about. 😂
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  2413. When economy is working well, people naturally get better off. But under Tories they keep squeezing the bottom class and steal money for themselves via tax cuts, expecting everyone else to foot the bill. The newest PM brought it to the extreme, by announcing additional borrowing so they can give the money to themselves, and we will pay it for the years to come. Giving money to rich never translates to more money for the poor. They had to take the money from the poor firstly.
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  2414. Waw, was waiting for this! Shame the UK might not follow the suit! And I say it is bollocks that the customer has wished and chosen not being able to replace the ageing battery by themselves. I guess the industry will argue it is to protect the customers so they don't buy dangerous knock-off batteries, like it is often the case with other devices, but seriously, are we going to litter the entire planet with one-off use electronics that can otherwise keep going on just because of a handful stupid folks? Alternatively: why should an authorised change of the battery cost a fortune and how do I have it guaranteed that data breaches won't increase, because with every sending of the device to someone else you risk them looking into your device to check your private data or maybe even installing a malware... You never know. I have seen how a simple software can 'guess' pin codes and get into a pin protected phone in seconds. I don't fancy sending my device to whomever just to have the stupid battery changed.
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  2415. Also regarding the cancel culture: how ironic that it is used by those wanting to ban books portraying inconvenient part of their history. They literally want to erase the consciousness from our minds and replace it with whatever garbage they come with, trying to make the masses belive it. And, sadly, masses follow, like sheeple. Believing secret knowledge nobody wants you to know is very in. But the woke is a dirty word nowadays. They appeal to us to 'wake up', but not to be woke. You cannot make this up.
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  2416. This has never been done before... and on that be bet that it won't ever... guess what? Everything is first time once. Like BoJo got fined for a criminal offence as the first PM in active service. UK and US seem to be mirroring each other in some aspects.
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  2417.  @lucasalx8968  Neither did Russia. The reason is that Afghans themselves didn't want to fight much. Ukrainians do. They fight the war for all of us.
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  2418. Based on how I go out to the shops sometimes, in my old, hand mended clothes with patches, I will get the stuff for free LOL
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  2419. Loving your videos, I wondered why UA forces didn't have more of the night/thermal vision, eliminating the orcs at night and send them packing, but now they will have one more piece of equipment. :D
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  2420. I am all for renewables and nuclear, at least from the long term sustainability point of view (the oil and gas will once run out), but learning about the methane seeping from permafrost and even from fossil deposits through thawed permafrost all across Siberia and Alaska, I see the 1.5C target bleak. There is estimated 240x more methane in those deposits than is currently in the atmosphere and the current climate models don't include this methane in their calculations. And it is unstoppable, being over 20x more potent greenhouse gas than CO2.
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  2421. Hi, watching this in August 2022 and that destruction of history in mainland China reminds me the destruction of Palmyra by the Islamic extremists (among many other such destructions). By that signature you know you are dealing with a backwards totalitarian regime, whatever the culture, whatever the era... erasing past and culture is never a good thing. BTW, I prefer you to talking alone than with your other YT partner when it gets just a talk over talk, and quite confusing.
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  2422. To the point the major egg producer had an attempt to be assa.ssinated?
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  2423. Why people use decades old pictures of the dictator for modern day cases?
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  2424. You have left out healthcre in RuSSia that sucks. Not only due to the sanctions and the lack of basic medication like insulin or bp meds, but even many doctors there have fake documents, not rely qualified to do the job. The brain drain created a vacuum in the sector and the news was they wanted to fast track surgeons to qualify in 1 year back in 2023. Figure that out. Many were dragged to the front and when you graduate, you are tied to be pulled out to the war any time, you cannot say no or your license will be cancelled. The country basically owns you. Add corruption on top of that, for the empoverished folks having no spare money for bribes and you have a disaster unfolding in front of your eyes.
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  2425. Finally someone balanced out the blame, talking about the illegal settlements by Israel. There is no clear victim and aggressor here. Innocent people always pay the price, on either side. Just why some thought they were safe living in this region, I don't know. I would not put my foot there. Even on Cyprus a couple years ago we could freely breathe when flying back home. One never knows when an idiot decides to take an action. But do you really believe Israel didn't know about this action prepared for months ahead? I have difficulties believing in that, knowing they want to raise Palestine to the ground and grab all the territory for themselves.
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  2426. the guy feeding the canon is going to develop some muscles there!
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  2427. When I used Win10, wanted to investigate some issue. Norton had the pause option greyed out, I couldn't pause it. So I uninstalled it. Then I found out I had issues with MS security updates, and other problems... Long story short: I reinstalled the Windows and sharing the same experience as you I am now one foot in the Linux world. Win11 will ony run from a bootable usb or a virtual machine. Going to upgrade RAM to 32GB, so each system will share half. Plsnty for each. My 4 yo Win10 pro has a lot of life in it. Compatible with Win11, but will use MS only marginally. For general everyday computing LMDE is just perfect.
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  2428. Scrapping the bottom of the barrel, fishing out some errors of the opposition and blaming them in the future for what the Tories have achieved for the past over a decade: homelessness up, people dying of cold in their homes... why was your Twitter account suspended?
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  2429. dead russian soldier, good russian soldier. they still have an option to go home. alive.
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  2430. Because he is. His pathetic lies and countless red lines and threats with nukes we all know he won't use. Master strategist tried to save his corrupt a$$ by invading a neighbour, and as a consequence he is ruining everything there still was left from the corruption torn federation. Finland and Sweden are in nato, he lost Syria, Armenia, EU ramped up military production, his economy is crumbling, demography collapsing, state reserves running dry, and the noose around him is tightening. Even Trump isn't his friend anymore, just Tucker Carlson has something brown on his chin... desperate fool.
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  2431. LOL, also,I met a friend of a friend, we added each other on fakebook, she was posting her face almost every day. I am not the one liking faces, I prefer some other content, whether art, nature, jokes, philosophy... after a few weeks of no attention from me she unfriended me, without saying a word.
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  2432. That photo from 3/1... of course people normally take platform shoes to the pool - was my first thought. A couple months ago someone called me out of blue offering me great profit from Forex trading. They had my name, email, and phone number, not sure what else. They got nothing else from me. Then more attempts from various numbers for a few weeks, obviously spoofed as well... no luck, crooks. Good exercise if you have the nerves to play with them, I don't. And while I have had my real photo on social media, unsolicited messages, mostly from Indian men were coming. I removed my face and they stopped. So it goes both ways, not just scammers preying on old men via women, men do that to women too. There is a huge desperate world out there.
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  2433. LOL what are people saying? If someone uses android they must be poor? Dudes, many ar better off and without a debt BECAUSE they go for cheaper options. It is called economics. Rich people can be pretty savvy and that's the reason they are rich. They know the value of money and goods.
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  2434. Cooking at home, even making my own flapjacks, sweet and savoury alike, from basic ingredients.
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  2435. Trump paid Cohen to lie and now he puts him down for lying? How about Trump himself then?
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  2436. Villian? What is that???
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  2437. People have to threaten other people because there is no god to do the job for them.
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  2438. You mentioned several times that the virtual machine doesn't affect your real one. Until malware escapes the VM, which I have heard of.
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  2439. Just started watching this... what is this, what is this... mental health issues of the poor folks and the fact they don't have access to guns, otherwise you would have mass shootings like America. You cannot take knives from people like you can take guns from them by legislation. People need to cook and eat.
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  2440. There certainly are some Russians that are against the war and don't want to kill other people, but I suspect most of these feeling now are fleeing in fear of THEM being killed in Ukraine. Let's be honest. If they didn't agree with killing they had 7 months to make their voices heard. They could mobilise themselves in hundreds thousands and hit the cities, like Ukrainians did in 2014 against the puppet regime. Kyiv was full of people, many dozens thousands, if not hundreds thousands, in just one place. The square full of them. What did RuSSians do for 7 months? A few hundreds braved up and got arrested. If millions braved up, they could not all be arrested. These are 7 months too late.
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  2441. Your face ages simply by the skull being subjected to gravity, gradually changing shape, including your eye sockets. Your cartillage might keep growing and, most importantly, your telomeres will keep shortening, putting an ultimate limit to how many times your cells can multiply and renew. Unless you are HeLa cells. Those have been dividing endlessly for decades and might keep doing so as long as they are kept alive. But you don't want them in your body, I can guarantee you that.
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  2442. All it needs is the promised climate change, when the weather extremes will make traditional farming struggling and we will have to resort to controlled conditions of vertical farming again.
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  2443. Didn't I see this a few days ago? Even I knew you were going to touch on 'regular American'. This channel is becoming a time waster, reuploading old stuff I watched already.
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  2444.  @ravenblack7052  Kudos to you for challenging the ignorants. They will never understand, in their dumb heads, that the vaxx saved more lives than it damaged. No medical intervention is without a risk, that includes vaccines of all sorts. But the overall ratio of benefit and risk is much greater for benefit than risk. Those clots - far more frequent from the virus than those few from the vaccine. The same for heart damage. LIke if those who died before we had the vaccine, and those having long covid, too, don't count. They will never understand it with their dumb heads, unfortunately.
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  2445. Deleteme BWAHAHAHA paying for irrelevant removal of data from the brokers while hackers still keep getting your data from databases that cannot delete your data? The more massive sponsorship campaign, the more dodgy it is. I should be able to name those youtubers who haven't got sponsored yet by this scam LMAO. Another one bites the dust.
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  2446. He does it all the time. I told him to slow down several times, that nobody iis chasing him. To no avail.
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  2447. Kaspersky never had my trust for simply having HQ in Moscow. They are good, maybe too good and you can never guarantee them not switching and serve as a Kremlin's tool for causing armageddon in the West. Chinese are using their products for data harvesting, Kaspersky with the kernel access could do it any time. You saw what the Clownstrike caused? That was a warning.
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  2448. I remember how nonchalantly Musk admitted to Tucker Carlson that he is a felon: that if Trunp loses this election, he, Musk, will go to jail. He knows what for. Maybe Trump will have to send him to the jail anyway, to get rid of him. The man is unhinged and Trump's ego is too fragile.
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  2449. I would like to correct you when you say: you don't congratulate to the independence day when your best ally is bombing Ukraine... it should also include: from your own territory. Because that is what is ironical here the most. He is directly enabling RuSSians to hurt a sovereign state and its people, breaking all conventions and mutual agreement from 1994.
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  2450. What is your reason for using a VPN? I turned on my Norton's one and it was terrible. Never touched any VPN ever since.
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  2451. I wonder how much contributed to this inflation the spike of trade with RuSSia, when other countries followed the sanctions? It is no secret Turkey, as well as Kazachstan and other regions enabled the terrorist state bypass the sanctions.
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  2452. And wireless last less due to battery ageing. More toxic e-waste.
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  2453. What happened to Sarah's lips? They look weird. Too many fillers? All I can focus on when she talks is her mouth...
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  2454. RE RuSSians and Hamas ... Iran is in the pack too. Terrorists stick together, you know.
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  2455. 10:18 suspicious silence. Are they Chinese, you say? They talk nicely beforehand about protecting the user. I have a sense of suspicion, the top user for them is CCP. This was just a show off for Chinese propaganda, but otherwise the West is the target. China has certain laws and even Chinese abroad aren't safe from a reach by Chinese persecution and prosecution.
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  2456. Not disagreeing, just adding: those with larger or more complex brains are usually the hunters, those with smaller brains are the prey. Hunters need additional intelligence to catch their prey which also needs and feeds into their brain complexity. And if their prey contains some DHA, even better. On the other side, omega-6 fatty acids in excess are pro-inflammatory, which also contributes to poorer health overall, with insulin resistance and decreased cognitive abilities. It all goes hand in hand.
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  2457. Hm...I have always been told that to really make sure nobody gets to your data you have to overwrite it with other data, at least twice or trice. Bit by bit. And that takes longer than a full format, unless this full format does exactly that, which I am not convinced about. Quality work usually needs time.
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  2458. I wouldn't even click on 'it wasn't me'. There is a small chance it was a phishing email, me clicking on infostealer, for example.
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  2459. So I asked the chat GPT about a difference between the shareholders and stakeholders. The former is a subgroup of the latter. We as customers are also stakeholders and can influence the company. I, for example, avoid all product with Nestle logo on it, wherever possible. It is hard as they swallowed large part of the market, but I do my best. And I am not on X platform, seeing the crooky ELOL's pro-Russian propaganda. Everybody should do it and let him sizzle in his sweat. In numbers there is power.
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  2460. What a mess. I know little about the politics of Pakistan, but in a nutshell, I understand Imran Khan was democratically elected and then thrown off the seat by army replacing him with someone else without election. When I heard this (as I understand it) I was split: on one side, the new leader is pro-western, which I see as positive, but the democracy was hit hard, and that is negative. He is basically fighting for justice. The country is a victim of its medieval times mentality, where homosexuals are prosecuted, religion is high on agenda instead of human rights and equality, there you have the terrorist groups capable of almost anything. Not an easy situation to be in as a country, producing little goods to improve economy. Will Putin come to help? He has enough troubles of his own. Supplying cheaper oil is a little help there.
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  2461. 'I am a small person...' he says. Now he is on the capture list for breaking the law of criticising the orcs' army.
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  2462. Saying North Koreans have no sweets is misleading. They don't have such a free access to it, but they are used as a manipulation tool by the government, on special occasions. So yes, NK people do have sweets from time to time. Some are smuggled from China. Just because one man escaping from this prison and going mad about one particular product, that doesn't make it true that nobody has it there. And there are natural sweet sources from nature. Like there are no bees and honey in NK? No forests? NK even exports honey, according to the AI bot. See, it is easy to fact check these days.
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  2463. Just a question: does a working dog that is exercising regularly, need clipping nails at all?
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  2464. 10-15 resumes per day equates to spam. The secret is to pick a job and spend some time on tailoring the c.v. and application to that particular job ad. Don't be lazy, treat the application like you would like the company treat you.
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  2465. I don't know how in the US, but in the UK EVs had a break from the road tax... learning that their tyres rub the roads much more, comes as counterproductive to me. Plus, just recalled how many people suffer sickness from this sudden change of speed. I am probably doing myself a service on more than one level (breaks) when I regulate my speed with the gear rather than breaks on my old petrol car, on the manual, of course. I will keep having manual as long as possible. With physical buttons, not touch screens and stuff. Without monitoring from distance, locked out with expired subscription for whatever. I bought my car, I want to use it, under my control, for good.
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  2466. Not only the ter.rorist state cannot sustain its own military activity, its military stuff was of inferior quality anyway, in other words, it sucks. Why would any govt in the world want the stuff produced by a corrupt system that cuts the corners?
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  2467. I am having a 14 yo car and I fear the day it gives up on me. It has minimum electronics inside, plenty of classic buttons. I fear the day when some glitch in my future modern car makes it think the tyre is empty when it's not and it refuses to move, not taking me to work in the morning. That the inbuilt software is harvesting your data and even when you think you deleted it before a sale, the new owner still can pull out your driving history and where you live, maybe even the whole list of your contacts and payment method, because you paired it up with your phone, is scary AF.
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  2468. Wasting time in the city traffic when you could go via bypass 😂😂😂. It turns out the EVs are better for city commuting, less air pollution, but for a proper travel go the traditional way, until the oil dries out in the ground, by which time we rather have a viable alternative in a wide use.
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  2469. Hostile political move - sounds like from the Chinese vocabulary. They use this rhetoric when they get pi$$ed off by some foreign govt.
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  2470. More scaremongering and half facts. Enriching is more than just returning what was taken away. In flour particularly, if the grain was milled intact and left like that the flour would soon go rancid because of the oils in the germ, hence having a low shelf-life, or even becoming a health hazard for the oxidised fats content. Flour is often fortified with nutrients the grain didn't originally contain to improve public health, like iodine, which comes even more significant if you aim to reduce salt content, when salt has been traditionally iodised in some parts of the world. Even the MSG is painted worse than it really is. Maybe this particular canned soup isn't the best choice but there are many that can add to the healthy diet of people usually gorging on unhealthy fast food. So you are throwing a baby with a bathwater here by treating everything the same. Now shall I continue watching this self-interest propaganda or quit and stop wasting my time watch more of it?
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  2471. I sometimes consume meal replacements, having my reasons, but I also prepare many meals from scratch. Today it was a stew from fresh vegetables and chicken stomachs (not available in general supermarkets), addding frozen parsley greens at the end. With egg noodles, bought. Ddelicious.
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  2472. A couple years ago, my American colleague in the UK brought some sweets from the US. I checked the ingredients, saw those colourings in them and politely said no. I cannot believe they feed this to kids without facing criminal charges.
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  2473. What venue was that in? I see some serious cracks on the wall... is it falling apart like the whole RuSSia?
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  2474. Filter out ads and there is a sponsor block extension for browsers. 95% scam issues sorted.
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  2475. When my organisation had probably DDOS attack last year (they were savvy on info), restoration of services took them about 4 months or so. We had other sensitive data on a separate place so we could at least work with the most crucial stuff, but we had to resort to alternative network for the general functioning. It is all back now, rebuilt and independent of the other system we shared previously. At home I have a couple working clones of one of my machines for a speedy restoration and a couple copies of data from another, which will be converted from Win10 to Linux soon. Then that one will also have clones PLUS incremental data backup setup. And I am no IT person, just learned a thing or two during the last year after I had to troubleshoot Win10 and anded reinstalling it anyway. So I said to myself, if I need to use powershell and cmd on Windows, I can as well try Linux then. And I am glad I did.
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  2476. To be honest, what did Reagan do in practice to help the subjugated countries under the Soviet occupation? Pretty rhetoric there, but so was one coming out of M Johnson's mouth. It's like those thoughts and prayers, when policy is needed and action.
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  2477. As Solovjov wonders, what kind of money they (Americans) have to buy everyone... reminds me the conspiracy theory of no Moon landing... one of the debunking arguments is that it would be cheaper and less difficult to actually send humans to the Moon than to fake it all and keep it convincing in front of the whole planet, even RuSSians. Even those didn't have doubt... Plus, if Solovjov looks down on the LGBT+ (loved that sound he made there, LOL), how about his bisexual son living in London he wanted to nuke? He also wanted to nuke Washington... well, his young twins live in New York, reportedly. So all this is just a paid show for the RuSSian plebs. He knows things are different than what he keeps saying. He just keeps spreading propaganda because that earns him living as long as he sticks with the Kremlin's narrative, he is safe. Who would he be outside RuSSia? Nobody. His career grew up and will end in RuSSia.
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  2478. Converting all my three machines to Linux, debian based... what does this machine do that my HP, Dell and Asus won't? I also find it rather slow. Plus my ex-windows machines still allow me run Windows if needed, even if from a usb stick. Can this one do it?
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  2479. Good move. I left long ago.
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  2480. I wonder how much of this crap would be out there if there was no money in it? Probably not much. A desert.
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  2481. I am a bit puzzled why companies freak out when some weird tweet makes their stock value plummet, while another suddenly make them of a high value... like did the actual company just collapse or is the busines as usual? Those companies that aren't on the stock market don't exist? They don't make profit? They don't sell stuff and employ people? Why are businesses so focused on this volatile and crookd system?
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  2482. What would you expect with permafrost increasing release of carbon, millions abandoned and unsealed wells also keep releasing methane and other gases, nobody cares about them... and crypto also is hungry for energy, meaning more carbon released to feed the need, also social media and all those servers hosting zillions of gigabytes of created 'content'. Everybody wants easy income from home, recording their heads talking nonsense...
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  2483. If quality isn't enough for success that only shows how sheep the majority of the world is. Adverts, adverts everywhere and even if the advertised goods aren't as good, the sheep will go for it, because they have got their brains washed out.
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  2484. This blond lady is frying her voice so much it is almost painful to listen to. What is it with Americans nowadays? Is it a virus? Why are they doing it? Men and women alike, but it is more noticeable in women. Stop it, please! Use your natural voices.
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  2485. Britain is the fat man of Europe.
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  2486. I was considering VMWare for my laptop, not for a server. After acquisition by Broadcom, nah, not risking it. I can have the Pro version free now, as a private user, but not going to risk it. People are not happy about the acquosition and what prospect lays ahead.
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  2487. No, is the answer. They will force it on you at some point, so until then, enjoy the little functioning system you still have 😂
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  2488. That Mongolian or Siberian looking woman with the flag would be now rounded and questioned by FSB after the attack, possibly beaten. The racism went over the roof in RuSSia in the past week.
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  2489. Or fled the country, contributing to prosperity elsewhere  @craigharrison5406 
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  2490. In June, July has summer for a week and then back into the fur coat.  @daydays12 
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  2491. No, just well informed. Has the govt reached on your account, to help itself with money, yet? There was such a suggestion from one of your officials. The Chinese one has, taking about a third of social security funds in people's accounts. Without warning.  @Оксогера 
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  2492. I can't think about the last time. There never was a first time even, of me using an app to order food. Been living under a rock and I think I missed nothing. Had a ham&eggs with a fresly baked bread and tomatoes from my greenhouse last night. Who needs expensive rip offs? I have bills to pay, no debt besides student loan and mortgage. Be wise with your money. I am bad for someone else's economy, but my home economy is good.
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  2493. Kids need to be kids. End of.
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  2494. Haven't watched Hollywood artificial set ups for long. I prefer European production, more realistic, more to the point. I love Keanu but John Wick is just boring and disgusting. Too much fight and bloodshed. Like the third part of Matrix. Loved the first one and didn't need to see more. How many remakes of Superman was there? 128? Comedies are rather stupid there... not missing Hollywood in the slightest.
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  2495. You said something truthful there, when you had a slip of the tongue: that was a grain zone.
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  2496. I do exercises to prevent injuries/problems I could develop if I didn't exercise, like many other people did. But otherwise yeah...
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  2497. You are very optimistic (or paid by CCP), lacking insight into the Chinese society today. Economy on its knees, collapsing demography due to young not wanting families, they need to be bribed to have babies, poverty on the rise, unemployment, people leaving big cities en masse, unable to find jobs, China has more pastgrad students than graduates, because even graduates are unemployed and want to prolong their young life and perhaps wait out the dire economic situation. I have been following the events in China for some time. CCP is cor.rupt, ruining China as we speak. And blaming the west from all its own failures.  @rap3208 
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  2498. If you had a government not ruining the economy and demography, that long term vision wasn't off. For those projects to be used and successsful, you need a healthy thriving economy, happy demographics, with as little interference by the government into everyday people's lives as possible. That is not China. People are getting poorer there, life means nothing, new generation is not being born and elderly are left to their devices, dying without help. Even their social secuity accounts were raided by CCP. And manufacturers are pulling from China because of the economic instability and interference by CCP, not respecting intellectual property.  @rusticbox9908 
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  2499. Who did this compilation? You? Dictatorial regimes are very skilled in concealing the truth. But the truth will eventually reveal itself. There must be some Chinese proverb for it, too. @happymelon7129 
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  2500. "strong have the responsibility and obligation to help the weak." If it only was so. With massive corruption and greed, this remains only a utopia. Come back with another message when you see it happening.  @root3183 
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  2501. During WW2, US sent RuSSians lend-lease assistance, including many thousands pairs of army boots. I guess all those are gone by now, too. Putler has been a king of corruption and will go down because of the corruption. NICE!
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  2502. I am no programmer, but thinking: cannot some skilled programmer write a script that with adjusting will delete all posts of particular users (their own) all across the platform? That to avoid needing to delete each post individually.
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  2503. Re 36:30 - the majority of the world is too simple minded that they are unable to comprehend a more complicated state of things. They WANT to have it black or white, victim vs perpetrator. That is why lynching is illegal in many countries, because the plebs are having their brains on a sleep mode. We need laws to protect people from themselves.
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  2504.  @Kunfucious577  yep, but you aren't allowed to talk about that. Tofu dregs with 'concrete' you can chip from with your finger nails. Fake drainage panels with solid ground underneath next to newbuilds... when it rains they are all flooded on the ground floors.
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  2505. Just wondering whether anyone collects the leftover parts of this artillery and recycles them already? There is tons and tons of metal left behind. Plus, if jets and other effective weaponry was delivered to Ukraine sooner, they might have needed less of these shells and the war could have been over.
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  2506. Protests are a fast way to get you point through. Boycott is a slow death for Tesla. People may stop protesting under threat of losing life, but nothing can make them buying the product.
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  2507. Unfortunately, this is the old way of doing things. They came with something new, called sim swapping. People share all sorts of data of themselves online, some are available publicly, some are sourced from the black market from hacking and scammers request from operators a sim card with that number, pretending to be the victims. These scammers no longer need to phish and contact the real victims for the code. They get it directly once they have the bank account access and you can do little about it. Now it is on the operators to set up security measures so they don't send the sim cards willy nilly to anyone who asks for that. Some sort of a security word and it is up to the public to use it wisely, not the same they used for other accounts, if they got hacked. Be savvy about what you share online.
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  2508. Completely agree. Manual all my driving life and sticking to it. Tried automatic, not for me. I even use breaks less with manual, regulating the speed with the gear. It IS an experience.
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  2509. Was it fElon navigating it from his gaming room?
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  2510. Daily Mail £1.40, £1.20 for subscribers. Not giving a penny and avoiding clicking on their references wherever I see them.
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  2511. That realisation that Putin knows he is losing it but keeps losing more and more money on destruction he cannot sustain... The greatest threat to Russia was himself all along.
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  2512. China not involved in international affairs... no, just hacking old routers to wreak havoc on industries and whoever they deem desirable.
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  2513. People overestimate the importance of sharing bed. If one of the couple snores like a chainsaw, having separate bedrooms saved many marriages. Look at Trump. An epitome of unhealthy and I guess he also has a sleep apnoea.
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  2514. While Labour MPs have backbone and resigned over Starmer's extremist rhetoric, the Tories hold like tick and at most vent their anger via Whatsapp, among themselves. One who resigned back in 2014 speaks sense and would have my support. But as I said: the good ones leave the corrupt bunch. And that is why Rishi keeps Cruella in the herd, because the far right members threaten him, and the sane ones don't. For evil to win it is enough if the good ones do nothing.
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  2515. Hm... thinking... Who is holding the lead here is Youtube itself. They have a choice: delete some content on request or be deleted completely themselves. You can see what they choose to do. However I hate to say it, every country has the right to choose what they allow in their web space. And either the platform adjusts their content, or they will be banned completely.
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  2516. When I did nights, I used to buy ready meals for my midnight 'lunch' break. Bargain. Something different every day. You can get healthy and less healthy stuff. Or cook your own and take it with you. Or make a bloody sandwich if you cannot heat it up! Be self-sufficient, don't expect somebody cooking for you every day, every night. Your wallet and health will thank you years down the line.
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  2517. Why am I not surprised they deny it? Putin denied preparing an invasion, he denied the massacres in Bucha and elsewhere, he denied targeting civilian objects all across Ukraine. Who cares what these liars say? And everything is fine in Iran, according to the officials. Just there is a fire under their asses. Let's hope there will be a different Iran in a year or two.
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  2518. Lindsey, Rubio, all the others are just scared bootlickers, fearing of losing their positions if the didn't align with Kremlin's propaganda. They are potentially also blackmailed, Kremlin having some uncomfortable stuff on them. But my hope is that after 2028 they will be replaced with some fresh blood. I hope America will get so bad with all those DOGE shenaningans and tariffs, that they will have no choice but go a completely different way. Voting differently will be the start.
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  2519. What happened to the NZ English, when did fat become fet?
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  2520. Haven't been to the brand for years. They are crooks avoiding paying proper taxes. I aven't missed a single coffee bean by doing that.
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  2521. And I also don't think Hamas will be the winner here. Israel will, by wiping Gaza off the Earth's surface, with countless Palestinian civilians, many children. Even the British Labour leadership justifies this genocide by Israel defending itself. The majority of the world stands with Israel, especially when stories like beheaded 40 children are making rounds on the front pages worldwide, despite the claim being unconfirmed and most likely made up. Like those Iraqi soldiers ripping out babies from incubators in Kuwait in 1990s. It was a hoax, but it secured the public support for the invasion of Iraq. Today we know it was a mistake. Even president Bush used that hoax in his speeches.
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  2522. Socialism for the rich, hardcore capitalism for the poor.
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  2523. When 100% speed is too fast, but 75% sounds like drunk... can you slow down a bit?
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  2524. Russian citizens had responsibility maybe 10-20 years ago. After a careful social engineering, they have no say into anything these days. They get arrested and get a prison sentence for just liking an antigovt post. If you think they have some power to protest, go and try it yourself. Let us know the result.
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  2525. I love the irony here: China wants to take an independent country by force, but blackmails others that they are playing with fire when they put a foot on the land that can decide for itself, without the approvals of China. Sort of reminds me Putin's complaints that USA is directly involved in Ukraine... like if he wasn't for the past 20 years, messing up with internal politics of an independent country with previously bilaterally agreed borders. On the side note, Mock the Week show is ending soon, saying they cannot make the news any more funny. The jigsaw clicks together pretty well LOL.
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  2526. until there will be no more diesel... then you might find yourself following a sewer truck on the final fumes in a fainting hope to get some. 😂
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  2527. Reminds me the Palestinian situation. Except the illegal settlers have papers from ISSraeli court to take over Palestinian homes. Legit.
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  2528. Stopped watching when you introduced the advert.
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  2529. That bag interests me. How is it going to stop or significantly restrict the blast if the outer metal case of the battery won't? How will you know it is burning inside and when finding out is it still safe to carry it away? Where? Throw it out of the window on the street?
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  2530. Is this hypothesis verified by bodybuilders and sprinters, regularly performing anaerobic exercise? I think this professor is confusing the cause of cancer developing vs proliferating. It DOES have a genetic origin. There are clear mutations linked with paricular cancers. Food can contribute to growth of cancers, and partially by triggering mutations via pollutants or excessive oxidising stress, especially in junk consumers, lacking protective compounds from fruits and veggies they don't consume. Consuming glucose has little to do with it, if it is as part of a healthy and balanced diet. Processed oils are also inflammatory and cancer promoting. French fries anyone?
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  2531. PS: What is it with you quickly changing the outfit a couple times? I skipped those other sections. Are you lazy to present it intact every time? Very cheeky tactics to suddenly switch narrative.
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  2532.  @fishmud3264  what does he represent? Without knowing what I was supposed to search, I found the hoaxes about him aiming to limit a free will. In fact he was warning about it, as world elites would love to remove our freedoms, for their gain. And this sounds like either a misrepresentation by idiots not understanding nuances, or even a hoax spread by someone he tries to warn us against, shooting the messanger.
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  2533.  @fishmud3264  adding third option: conspiracy theorists and corrupt influencers twisting speech of others so they have a matetial to spread on their social media, monetising lies. And brainwashed idiots parrot these lies, because their brain power to process things, attempt to verify extraordinary claims and see where the truth is, is near zero. It doesn't even come across their mind to seek whether there is some truth on those claims. They swallow it like a candy.
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  2534. Why would China kick out Tesla when Musk is in bed with Xi?
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  2535. I once had such a persistent long lasting cough, something cracked in my chest. I thought it was a rib. It wasn't. I developed costochondritis. Also my poor lower back went into a spasm for over a week. Send yours packing!
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  2536. Learning new thing certainly takes time. No argument about it. But dealing with broken Windows OS for weeks and ending up reinstalling it again with settings from scratch, I got a boost to try Linux. Running smoothly so far. And fast. And I have grown a few new brain cells, I am noticing more efficieny in thinking and remembering things. So there is more to gain with trying a novelty that Linux is for me, an ex-normie. I do have more free time than an average person, thats true. But I will rather spend it learning and setting up my Linux systems (then cloning for a backup), both 32bit and 64 bit, than Tiktoking or watching sports. Every year someone wins and someone loses. I have invested my time into having a stable system for years to come, independent from constant proprietary OS shenanigans that they come with every few years.
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  2537. Great American accent, including that annoying voice frying. I am out, sorry. I cannot listen to that. Slava Ukraini, otherwise.
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  2538. Scamazon itself violates their T&Cs by allowing fake reviews, bogus sellers changing the goods in their listings to ramp up reviews, refusing to remove dangerous items from sale because they are supposedly selling well and bring more money to scamazon..., allowing fake items to be sold even after people pointed it out to Scamazon and it had reviewed the content by a human, as they claim... don't do shopping on Scamazon, overall, not just via Kindle. Simple. ADDING: just remembered a video illustrating the barrage of worthless books sold on Scamazon, written by AI, printed on demand (lower cost for the 'business'), some literally putting people's lives at risk by advising them to go foraging for mushrooms or wild plants that are poisonous.
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  2539. 13:20 we say you have a too thick glass - we cannot read the transcript through you in the corner and most of us don't speak Ukrainian or even RuSSian.
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  2540. LOL brand of popcorn? Nope. I buy popcorn kernels in small bulk, put a knob of butter and some salt into a glass bowl and a small handful of kernels. Cover with a plate and microwave. I don't sugar coat them. Butter slows down stomach emptying (besides making it delicious) so no sudden sugar spikes. Bargain and without various chemicals they put into branded products for your convenience. Almost zero waste, too. The way to go for the future. No high tech needed either.
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  2541.  @javierosorio5169  Is that a house or a flat? How many rooms? Funny stuff, my mortgage has exactly the same interest rate LOL.
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  2542. I may be missing something but if it was a loan, it will be paid back, won't it? Here you have two famous names, that doesn't look like those frauds and scams.
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  2543.  @tdillpickleh4684  Those idiotic countries which have far cheaper or even free higher education have a healthier economy, less bankruptcies, better life satisfaction and health, too. Students in the US have been done hard for the past decades, something the boomers won't understand when their purchase power was much stronger than it is now, that including properties.
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  2544. Top respect for not bothering us with the scammy sponsors.
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  2545. A side note: I cannot unsee how her face make up doesn't match the rest of her skin. Women, beware, it looks ridiculous!
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  2546. What makes you think this video of Shoigu and Gerasimov casting votes was from these days? How can we confirm it?
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  2547. 5:49 it might be just me, but the way she talks, fixing her eyes while saying it was supposed to be long term, then looking at him after she said it didn't go the way she/they planned, that is a sign of lying to me, herself checking how her lie landed. Beside, crypto is a scam by default. It has no value to back it up, like when you have a company selling blankets going on public. Crypto has nothing. It was set up for people to put money in, they keep a portion of it for 'expenses' and everyone else coming later was destined to lose. A Ponzi scheme.
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  2548. Did he say 'Doubting Street'? or 'Daunting Street'?
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  2549. Some have reported that the sales of EVs have declined.
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  2550.  @jr9928ab  Give Putin some land... he wouldn't say it if it was American land. Only land of others... and then Pearl Harbour and you are in a full blown war with both feets suddenly.
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  2551. Joining Yanukovich under Pootin's skirt? Kremlin is getting some collection of dictators.
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  2552. Ask anything - get instant answers... even about China and its dark side. You'll get an answer, but not an answer on your question.
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  2553. Still healthier than faked Chinese food, putting carton fibers into dumplings instead of meat, or reusing cooking oil from sewers, albeit purified, but still harmful for health, in every second food outlet. Price isn't everything.
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  2554. Never bought anything endorsed by youtubers. The most frequent sponsorship was VPN. I have a paid anivirus subscription which also includes VPN. I thought it as a standard for most people. And I also thought that private youtubers did it more for a passion of sharing some ideas and opinion, maybe getting some revenue from ads, but I never thought many made it their 'job' and a main income (or hoped it to be), and each have some sponsorship, like those women traditionally selling their bodies on the roadside. That was my impression from it. Too many commentators on the current event in the world, covering the same topic each, recently it was a Stanley cup craze. I counted about 6 new faces of young women I never saw before, after I watched a video of two on that topic... and I guess they all would have some sponsorship... for whatever. Even my fav serpentza sneaks one in, on some funny wallet or something. Always skipping it. What annoys me is they often don't announce a sponsorship, they sneak it in, only after a few sentences you notice it isn't the topic you came to watch.
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  2555. I guess it is all those chemicals in the American food that is making these people so underperforming mentally.
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  2556.  @jesusislord5522  What retributions? Most terrorist attacks within USA are done by fellow US citizens. White, mostly conservative.
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  2557. I have noticed soon after watching this source that Sky Australia isn't the same as Sky elsewhere. The Australian is just another Faux News tentacle, pro-Russian, conspiratory, simply a source of disinformation. A bird is known by its song (not just feather). You are literally spreading fake news. And even the use of 'common sense' as you do it now indicates where you stand, because this is a signature of the right-wing disinformation trend. Now YOU were exposed. Sadly many people don't see it.
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  2558. Industrial strength nonsense LMAO. You are rocking it, woman.
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  2559. This is a heresy. The very reason I run from Windows, among others. Installed Win11 on the go on 32gb bootable USB, not connected to the web yet, the super clean look is beautiful. As soon as I connect it to the network, it populates itself with all kinf of 💩 I never asked for or wanted, widgets, ads, mews, begging me to log into my MS account, onedrive wants my data... I have to google how to turn most of that crap off. I did it before and to uninstall the winget I had to agree to give them my geo position, or it wouldn't uninstall it. WTF for?
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  2560. Britain also has one such crisis, among teenagers. They often get hooked on nicotine but sometimes they get access to far more sinister content. Nobody can tell what chemical cocktail they are inhaling, but they do it regardless. Some end up with damaged lungs, addiction and who knows what nicotine does to their still developing brain. We know caffeine doesn't do them good, disrupting the crucial diurnal pattern and quality of sleep, reducing brain capacity to learn and make decisions.
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  2561. AT&T is it the ones that now have Chinese spies somewhere in the infrastructure, not knowing where? Making sure there is no foreign actor left would mean completely redo the outdated infrastructure.
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  2562. What I miss from discussions about colonising Mars is: due to its thin atmosphere (which we are unlikely to restore for obvious reasons), what about a sudden destruction of structures build for our protection, like a glass dome, by falling debris from the sky? Mars doesn't have an atmosphere that protects us from most of this debris on Earth. A lot of it burns in the atmosphere or is significantly reduced (and perhaps slowed down, I don't know) before it hits Earth.
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  2563. I have also successfully used nvme with win11 on two different computers of two diferent brands, no fuss. But my future is with Linux. Bought a second hand laptop with Win11, replaced nvme and installed linux to learn. The original nvme is kept on idle to be used in a different machine able to hold two hard drives. That will also be primaily linux with Win11 as a backup for cases when I will need to use Teams or similar.
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  2564. 12:00 reminding me when arguing parents give messages to each other, in their mutual presence, through their kids. Youtube is the kid where these people send each other reactions to each other. Just pick the phone and talk, dudes... but that won't be as fun, right? The whole world needs to see this comedy show. Everything is for sale, even personal dramas. Most of it is staged though.
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  2565.  @cooldudecs  Simply history. Of course the orcs believe Stalin won them the war with Nazis, too, just forgot to mention the massive lend-lease from the West, after he 'neutralised' his best commanders so he had no challenge to his regime. Mujahedeens got anti-aircraft ammo that helped them to win over the soviet army. And now it is Ukraine who is receiving the western support. But I have no doubt the Kremlin's propaganda will feed to the oblivious RuSSian public they actually won. Peskov already announced a few weeks ago that the demilitarisation and denazification of Ukraine was successful. The Kremlin's garniture bets on the attention span of its public equal to the one of an amoeba. But the rest of the world has eyes to see and it sees.
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  2566. RE tank in the river... don't worry, the terrorist will supply more of them. They were reported to be the greatest donors of tanks to the UA army.
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  2567.  @iggywow  and get data stolen or bricked the entire computer if it was one of those things. Not worth it. At all. Too many fake ssd storages on Scamazon these days, heavily discounted, just to watch youtubers outraged their supposedly branded ssds failed in a few days an pd they lost their data. Buy cheap, buy twice, or trice, or risk your entire life of memories, at least.
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  2568. Just a thought: When thinking about Harry Potter, I also think about JKRowling and how these books came to be: a broke woman on benefits, shooting to the stars. With AI production they will probably have to come with a background story from time to time. To make it somewhat personal. I am glad this showbiz is not too attractive to me anymore, not going to spend a fortune on merch, preferring documentaries myself, something to learn from, or just watching footages from wildlife, very relaxing. I am not a fan of those modern hectic cartoons packed with action and squeeky voices with dialogues trying to sound smart.
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  2569. I don't suddenly hate netlflix. I never loved it in the first place. Never subscribed to it or to any other similar service. Even Amazon voucher for three months for free went to the bin. It didn't contain any voucher code, just a prompt to log into my account and agree with T&Cs for a free trial (suddenly remembered how people had difficulties cancelling the trials and were charged for continuing the service). Get out! I am relatively happy with services on my Freeview. I am mostly into factual reporting and learning materials. I randomly started watching some scifi from the future of a mankind on one channel, cannot remember what the title was, it was about a machine for warping the spacetime went wrong and there was one ugly man mistreating his two women... one had a perfect make-up despite they were all fighting for a can of food and some fuel since everything was almost destroyed. The women did as he said despite he was aggressive to them and he acted totally bonkers... why on earth did they not take care of themselves without him? At that point I lost my will to watch it. I am probably too on the guard for nonsense... How much stuff can one watch in their week to justify paying those fees anyway? No wonder cinemas are going down... Whatever, life goes on.
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  2570. That checking on bad men doing bad things... I have to bring it again: where was your critique of the colonialist and aparetheid state of Is.rael? Why my comments keep being removed almost instantly? When Ha.mas attacked, the war didn't start there and then. It was a response for decades long injustice in the region and even now people are sacked from their jobs for showing solidarity with the victims. Let's see how long this comment stays here. Every time I send feedback to Youtube, they stop removing my comments for a while, just for them to start disappearing again.
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  2571. ​ @Keef020  not often. I commented under relevant videos that discussed that exact topic. Even this one isn't off topic. It is veery to the topic if 'checking on bad men doing bad things...' is concerned. This professor made at least one video that Is.rael has the right to defend itself. Does RuSSia have the right to defend itself? Because the two have been doing the same thing. Nearly two months later and people are learning the facts, even many Isra.elis themselves, who lived in that criminal state ignorant to what was happening just a few miles from their homes. But warning voices were voiced years ago. Gideon Levy.... Yet too many of those who stand with Ukraine grant to Is.rael what they didn't grant to RuSSia. That Zelensky stands with his cultural hub, is understandable, but the rest of us should have some principles.
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  2572. Will Ukraine be able to defend themselves against the little armed locusts? My answer is Yes, because: 1. they have better weapons from the West 2. RuSSia made huge donations to the UA forces just recently... and it looks like these donations will continue as the time goes. 3. even Russians and also many RuSSians don't want to fight. Many are willing to die for the motherland only rhetorically. Hand them the recruitment form and they run away. For the remaining ones who will make it to the front Putin is just making it easy for the UA forces to depopulate and denazify RuSSia. And since they cannot travel in Europe nowadays, he is also giving them a free ride and then they might just run away.
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  2573. And just by watching this my airways feel irritated already 😨
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  2574. Just FYI, referred to you on Hindustan Times channel. Too many half-conscious vegetables there.
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  2575. Time is moving at a different speed... you are getting old, that's it! 😂
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  2576. And before folks complain about Bidenomics, please understand that it was Trump giving tax breaks to billionnaires, who then bought back their shares, having more power on the market and raking up prices you are now paying, depriving the federal revenue on unpaid taxes, causing less money available for public services and social programs. Please, don't vote for that orange cheato anymore. Fix the country with the right people in the top positions.
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  2577. No confidence in RuSSian economy? Say there is no confidence in RuSSian government. Stuff get confiscated on daily basis. All those boeings that were kept within the country, never returned to the owners, literally stolen... now breaking down due to poor maintenance and lacking spare parts. Who would want to go there and risk losing the entire business? Western companies were selling their manufacture for a symbolic $1 just to get out and not coming back anytime soon. Rubble is a lost currency. Elvira Nabiullina did almost miracles with the currency previously, but she now ran out of tricks. The state reserves to fuel the war economy will soon run out and banks are in a big trouble for throwing money on the nation via unsecured loans and for most of these poor folks who are unable to pay it back the only way out is to get conscripted. All those economic figures coming out of Moscow are just a smoke and mirrors. China also lies about its economic figures.
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  2578. What is it with the media recently that they take a few seconds from the dialogue, stick it at the beginning, just to hear it a minute later again? Are you taking us for idiots, or what? I clicked on this because I want to hear it all, but not twice! Everyone will take from the content what they want, they don't need YOU to make that choice for them.
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  2579.  @Schule04  how goodis $15 worth device? Reliable?
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  2580. The sheer number of influential people on copium is unbelievable. I have been suspecting Maher being like a coat: where wind blows the coat follows. No principles. I used to think he was on the right side of events but his past support of a wrong group of people made me not favouring him anymore. Now this. Nope... Jon Stewart is much better, in comedy and principles. He actually made me laugh on several occasions in one show. Demanding fair treatment and people getting what they pay for was never far left or right.
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  2581. When China comes to the question I only use Aliexpress.If there is a problem with an item I always got a full refund. But those were small cheap items, crafting related like cutting dies or stamps. Never buying clothes, shoes or elecronics there, and not even considering cosmetics. Never opened an account with Tiktok, Temu or Shein. Occasionally I buy chinese via ebay, if I need it faster, butI haven't done that for ages.On Amazon only blending brushes, 2x, good value and to top up the basket to get free postage. Never had premium and not planning to. You need to be a smart shopper nowadays.
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  2582. sometimes I wonder whether the terrorist in chief isn't just hoping to exit the world before the country figures out they have already lost the war...
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  2583. And he cannot sleep... so he nods off in the court. He is living in hell.
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  2584. Stop making ISSrael a victim. Over 75 years of oppression and land grabbing, enabling Hamas to exist and propping it up so the two state solution was not possible, ignoring warnings about Hamas' attack last year, persecuting Israelis showing empathy with killed Palestinians, Israeli's soldier kicking a Rabbi on the ground for protesting against Zionism, all recorded on videos... This is how a fascist regime behaves. The world is not stupid.
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  2585. How much does 1TB storage cost on dropbox over a year? Or two? I have a couple of external drives and alternate them between backups for files. If one got accidentally corrupted I have the other one, minus the most recent changes. Those drives last for years on one-off purchase. The same woth MS office. Never paid a penny for their 365 version. But I am not a business, to charge customers for my backup expenses.
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  2586.  @EaglePicking  "Instead, it was the West who installed him to fight this proxy war." Not really, Zelensky was elected by Ukrainians and Ukrainians only. It is Putin that stages elections just to put his puppets into the position. NATO has been training UA soldiers exactly after the invasion by RuSSia because there is more at stake than just some post Soviet country in the East. Democracy is borderless, not only NATO owned. EU and NATO have been ignoring the UA plea to take UA under their wings, for obvious reasons. They didn't twist the rules just to make an exception. If they did, this war would not be and it would be better for all of us. Only your last point is to the point that NATO has made the massive change to the chances of UA against the greater bully. Saying that NATO fights a proxy war would mean NATO is in war with RuSSia but it really isn't. NATO isn't defending itself. Ukrainians are. RuSSia may think it is in war with NATO, but anything is possible in RuSSian's mind. This is my understanding of it. Zelensky was critical of the corruption for years, he is not just some puppet that came from nowhere to insist that he was installed by the west.
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  2587. Patriotic means to stand for interests of PEOPLE in the country. It doesn't say people of what religion or colour. This mob that call themselves patriotic were going there to 'protect' the Cenotaph from Islamists, because the Home Secretary alarmed them a week prior. She is to blame. Their gathering was NOT approved by authorities and it was a truly a hate march. On the other hand, the 300 000 strong pro-peace march started about an hour AFTER the ceremony at the White hall, and some 2 miles away from Cenotaph. It was planned for weeks ahead and approved. And she knew it. She is a proven liar and deservedly she is gone. Media captured what happened on the ground. Bad luck you didn't like it. I don't understand, why some people see the peaceful march for ceasefire and peace unsuitable for the day of Armistice? Like what better day they could have chosen (not that they chose, it just continued as a coincidence). If a British colony was under attack, they would be the first to defend such march. But because it is those lesser humans somewhere in the Middle East, it is a big no no. Fuck it, folks. You are gammon.
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  2588.  @susanmills4843  Who are the terrorists?
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  2589.  @Jwfghb642  what lies? That the global temperature is rising and climate is becoming more violent and destructive? Stronger winds, more intense rain downpours, hotter heat waves, all more frequent? Ice caps disappearing from tall mountains, glaciers melting and people living on the shores having their homes flooded more often and higher than before? Those who refuse to 'believe' in climate change are ignorant to all those indicators.
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  2590. That masked man is totally brainwashed. TOTALLY. The hope is they will slowly die out and be replaced with a younger and more informed generation. The tragedy is it is taking too long.
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  2591. Despite all this praise of Cameron, as he said at the end he never warned this company as he thought they fixed it... fixed what and how? He knew the material was totally unsuitable and they used the same material. How can you fix an unsuitable material used for the same purpose that will kill a person in one vessel (and they never used it), but hoping it won't do it in another vessel? I have a problem with that. Is he trying to escape a form of responsibility or something? Yeah, I knew everything about it but hoped it won't happen?
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  2592. Easy fix to probably all beginner's mistakes is to go to the Linux community forums and ask, ask, ask. In my case I came to one like a complete virgin, just wantintg to switch to Linux and the good people even advised me about what computer is good with what distro, and what to steer from. That helps to avoid many common mistakes.
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  2593. Big words, bloating the air sack to impress... those rockets will once run out and Ukraine is big. Closer combat gets more difficult as UA gets longer range missiles, hitting deep into the occupied territory and having intelligence about ammo depots from the west, Putin is recruiting prisoners, promising them lies, payouts to the current 'soldiers' have been reduced and the guys are getting pissed off, not wanting to go back to fight. NATO has far more and far better equipment than the corrupt Russia that has a lot of stuff only on a paper and the lower ranks lie to the higher ranks about the real situation. So yes, keep challenging the west, little man, you will learn a hard lesson.
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  2594. What your life must be being constantly worried that somebody gets your real phone number. Gosh... touch the grass!
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  2595.  @robbraxmantech  I am OK with that. Now what? Cold callers get nowhere. Text messages are carefully considered whether opening or not. Suspicious emails get erased instantly, many don't even make it in front of my eyes. I vet unfamiliar software via a sandbox. I block ads wherever possible so the data brokers and whoever buys my data just waste their money. I am savvy with my money so I don't buy overpriced advertised crap. I am just a drop in the ocean. What now?
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  2596. In contrary to the media outrage over the snake's definition of woman note, I don't think he is a transphobe. He is just using every tool in the box to attack his opponent, knowing he will have a support of transphobes. It is just a political tactics, nothing else. The return is easy for that question: from which point of view? Gender or sex? That would get ny such rat into a corner. It isn't really that dificult.
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  2597. What Stoltenberg said was actually an option: if Ukraine wanted to speed up its NATO membership, they would need to give up the territory. Otherwise they need to push the terrorist out of their land completely and THEN they can become members. There is no other way. But even Stoltenberg should have known better that Ukraine won't go for the first option under any circumstances. Just a stupid suggestion that is not going to happen.
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  2598. OK, folks, I have no problem with either, whoever said it. I just pointed out that there are two options and Ukraine has decided for the harder one. And I have nothing against it. I wish them the best of luck.
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  2599. I don't know, people, but the oil prices have been going down recently, Putin has a reduced export of oil and he sells it with massive discounts to his Asian friends... so he is hardly making much profit from oil right now... And don't forget that the Urals oil is of a lower quality than other oils, so even for that he gets less dengi than other producers... Isn't this coming a bit late? Breaking through the opened door? When I hear this (and some other) ministers bragging about something they want to take credit for it is usually just half truth, at best.
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  2600. Thats a good point. Asylum seekers coming here on dinghis are using a legal way to get to the country and then claim asylum. If they didn't claim asylum, then they would be illegal.
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  2601. Trump gives himself and his billionaire cronies tax cuts and substitutes the hole in the federal budget with your money via tariffs. Enjoy!
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  2602. Darwin approves... Tiktok is a Chinese tool to break down the Western society from within. Those thugs, not having anything better to do in their lives, just causing havoc, remind me the documentary about monkeys in Asia, robbing passer-bys off their food and posessions, in search of food, sometimes just for fun. Only those monkeys do it because they are intelligent and mischievous, while these thugs do it because they are mischievous and stupid.
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  2603. FT has a terrible record on reporting on the RuSSo-Ukrainian war. They should stick to the finances.
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  2604. did you though? don't recommend channel.
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  2605. Shills all over the place. Even those with cyber security content: on one hand they talk abouy hackers leaking databases on the dark web, on the other hand: here is delete me, get your data removed... will I though? Also from the dark web? And healthcare services, and employer's server, and various governmental institutions? Social security? Drivig license database? All these can also have data leaked, and they do. Shills they are, as you named them appropriately.
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  2606. Haven't been to Mac for YEARS. And even before that, mostly for using the toilets. LOL. You know what? We have that habit with my husband at the weekends, when sitting down to the table, saying out loud: Mac wouldn't make it better! At the weekend we had two salmon slices each, with basmati rice, and fresh tomato side salad with some black olives, red onion, cheese and olive oil. Who needs MacDonald? Two slices of salmon each and we were nowhere near with the price for a Big Mac per person... that with or without fries?
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  2607. which is very welcomed by the MAGA, as they loved motherTucker Carlson and he now went to RuSSia to make interview with a vampire... oh, Putler the Vlad, thirsty for blood.
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  2608. That phishing at 2:40... how does a fake website know to send you the real company's code? Or how does your real website account know you are logging into a fake website that it sends you the code? I haven't met this one yet.
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  2609. Joe Rogan - I wonder which one he think he is... for streaming how we are triggering WW3 by helping Ukraine defending itself... Giving them the American old ammo and equipment is the best investment the US can do for international security right now. They don't need to send a single troop to the frontline. The cheapest war against RuSSia we can imagine. And this idiot will attack the victim of this crime? Let the dictator win and in 5 to 10 year you will need to send the troops to the frontline. Because he has a plan. And patience. By annexing Donbas and Crimea in 2014 he was just testing the waters.
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  2610. Boris Epshteyn... it sounds like a made-up name, trying to copy BoJo in boldness and ignorance and Epstein... in what? The more people I know with this name that got into a spotlight, the more I am convinced it is a bad name to give to a child. Even Boris Becker got jailed for fraud. Any decent man named Boris out there, outside of the general population?
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  2611. Evolutionary accident? In what sense? The opposite actually: evolutionary success. Evolution doesn't fail or succeed according to what features we deem survivable. Bumble-bee was not supposed to be able to fly, as per the mathematicians, remember?
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  2612. Fakebook is full of scam ads, none ever got removed when I reported it. Unless they failed informing me. They never fail informing me when they didn't remove content. But I got a week or month ban for sharing an ancient statue from Asia, that had full breast, carved into stone, mind you. Or a photo of an Amazonian tribe, with women undressed like they normally live out there and appear in general documentaries. It was for educationa, purposes in a discussion. Ban! Boobs are banned but scams aren't. Scams pay for ads... say no more.
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  2613. Taliban got backing by Russia and other countries, including the traitor Trump who released the Taliban leader from the Pakistani prison in 2018. Taliban didn't win just by themselves.
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  2614. You don't need to feel isolated to prefer solitude and online interaction. Introverts are pretty happy to withdraw from the society and entertain themselves via other means.
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  2615. The history of this conflict goes back some 100 years, when the 90% majority Arab population was killed en masse and their territory kept shrinking ever since. For the past few generations they never knew a life of not being occupied and intimidated by Israelis, constantly taking more and more of their land for themselves and concentrating the lesser humans (in their eyes) in ever shrinking concentration camps, violating international laws. You can keep paying money to shut them up, but you cannot make them forget the difficult life they were kept in for generations. When Ukrainians resist the RuSSian invasion, we call them heroes. When Palestinians do it, they are called terrorists... your integrity thrown out of window.
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  2616. Not just iphone. All mobile devices seem to be the same. That's why I hate them and prefer a proper computer to do anything serious on. The mobile devices are very limited in how you can interact with them. It is like if they were made for somebody with limited learning abilities and everything is too simplistic, something like Tiktok for social media, which I never installed on my devices. Just tap and scroll, tap and scroll... you cannot even search by your interests as I have heard. It's algorithm will tell you what you like. Alternatively, touching the icon and holding it, could reveal some hidden info, but the sensitivity settings for screens could mess up with that. My laic view.
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  2617.  @johngraves8561  I'm glad it was somewhat useful. I still hate those touch screens, too sensitive, or not sensitive enough and the amount of typos I get when trying typing some text, touching a key next to the one I want, or double the key, or not registering the key... it cannot compete with a proper keyboard.
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  2618.  @hello855  That if you have ideologist idiots makingn the plan. Did you know Mao culled almost all sparrows in China, thinking they were eating the grains, reducing the yields? The result was destruction by insect pests the following years that ruined the entire crops, leading to famine.
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  2619. A colleague once showed me his purse with cash from betting on football. I don't follow sports but after a brief explanation I started betting on football via an app. I gave myself £100 limit: if I lose this amount of my own money, I quit. It was exciting. I won and I lost. Won and lost. Reaching my limit I deleted the app and never looked back. I now work in a different job.
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  2620. What mistakes? It was a deliberate crash to enrich a few friends and donors. She was warned it will lead to this, warned by more experienced colleagues. She decided to go ahead with this delusional plan along Kamikwasi, they were dreaming about it for 10 years.
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  2621. It can be so confusing when people make statements and don't cover everything evey side wants to hear. Suddenly others fill into the not said space their own stuff. What bothers me that there is always a great media coverage when the Palestinian side does something to Israel, but very little is informed when Israel does similar to the Palestinian side. A disproportionally greater number of Palestinians have died than Israeli over the years. AlJazeera has been covering the murder of their correspondent by the Israeli forces for months and months, almost daily. She was born Palestinian and was reporting on injustice the Palestinians were experiencing every day. I have heared nothing much about her killing in our media. She had a PRESS clothing and was shot into her head, twice I think. But when Hamas does something, suddenly everyone has Israeli flag in their profile. This will bother some people pretty much and that doesn't mean they are antisemitic. Hamas is simply hijacking the situation for their cause. But the elephant in the room is that situation over which the average Palestinians have no control, but Israel could do a lot if they wanted. But they don't want to. They are exploiting their importance in the region, take the US tax money and keep pushing the Palestinians more and more. If Israel had stayed within the borders agreed previously, Hamas would probably have no cause or we all would be united in its condemnation otherwise. So until Israel does the right thing and stops in its illegal activities, you will have people voicing their views and many being misunderstood. And we will periodically keep having this conversation over and over again.
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  2622. thumb down for the un-announced sponsorship. Hating it, coming out of nowhere, literally a non-sequitur.
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  2623. I checked the map yesterday and there definitely was a change. Maybe you should avoid premature judgements and wait for updates before making conclusions. They also made a little progress in the Kherson area. They definitely slowed down in their retake of the territory, but they are not stalled. And yes, consolidating of the gains is also going on, but they haven't stopped pushing the orcs back to where they came from.
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  2624. Or support alternatives to youtube, so more creators migrate there and let youtube and google eat their own a$$. You can always support those you value by many other means. You see what a monopoly does to the society. Even random demonetisation because of an army of bots downvoting or attack other ways, causing a headache to the innocent creators, will hopefuly be the past.
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  2625. Let's be fair. When you buy an online content there is always a risk it won't be available to you one day, for whatver reason. The company ceases to exist and then what? I'll repeat what I said before: when you go to the cinema and pay for the movie, you don't buy a licence demanding the cinema will be playing the movie to you indefinitely. And so you should approach non-downloadable or not downloaded content the same way. Why is anyone surprised that virtual content won't be there for them forever? It is someone else's computer out there. The same for cloud services. I avoid them as a plague.
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  2626. China violating safety standards? How surprising! Not.
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  2627. Wait a minute, it is a nvme in the iconic Sandisk hard drive, the same we put n to the computers? I have seen a few videos about this exact hard drive, how they bought it on scamazon and lost data, one was a professional photographer who lost their work worth of several days. Very annoying. I am glad I went with a different brand for my upgraded devices. One is Kioxia. I firstly asked the chatbot for how good the stuff is before I decided to buy it. So far still the Japanese make seems to be more reliable than anything else.
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  2628. When this was fresh int the TV it was mentioned she had a high level of testosterone. Not from doping, but naturally. That apparently gave her a physical advantage against probably any other female boxer. Was that areason the oppressive Algeria put her into the competiton? To score points on the global sports stage?
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  2629. Disappointed with how you jumped on the bandwagon of Temu haul trend for cheap topic. I expected more from you, not this. And I wouldn't put any of that on my face. Gross.
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  2630. Dude, I turned off all this nonsense in Win10, so my desktop looks like of an adult, but when sandboxing some risky software, the edge in sandbox has all that crap there by default again. And it cannot be permanently turned off, to my knowledge. Linux is the way forward. Let's hope Ubuntu won't copy Windows like a fool!
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  2631. Wait a minute: the sanctions were imposed on the 24th February and we wonder how these chips found their way into Russian gadgets? Like are you trying to suggest these gadgets, including helicopters, were made since the invasion that it puzzles you how Russians got them? Is this what you are suggesting?
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  2632. Absence of evidence is not an evidence of absence. Kaspersky might be innocent but we cannot rule out Kremlin could force them do whatever any time. Why would Pootin let this company having access to our secretest secrets leave alone and spend fortunes on cyber attacks? Either Kaspersky relocates elsewhere and act convincing, or we have an absolue right to have concerns. Antivirus has root access to your system. It goes through evrrything on your computer, every folder, every file. That speaks volumes.
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  2633. Outdoor cats have the best experience of killing wildlife, particularly birds. Cats are the top decimator of the birds in the wild. Not planes, not wind turbines, not their natural predators, not people. Cats. The more cats people have roaming free, the less birds is out there.
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  2634.  @SHERMA.  True. The question is: why would Pootin leave Kaspersky alone?
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  2635.  @johnridout6540  Exactly. Chinese hacked some older routers in the US, thousands of them, and almost paralysed some important infrastructure. This is why it matters whether your own or foreigns spy on you. It isn't the same. Many don't understand the difference.
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  2636.  @Picklepup1980  Of course they do. But the chance of less harm is in a larger car. I don't fancy them, but it is a fact.
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  2637. Visually I wouldn't consider the 1970s very sharp. And so they needed the most power to cut the nail in two. Was it $2 in 1970s or now? They were well made though.
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  2638. Diet caused the trouble, diet fixed the trouble. Simple.
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  2639. Mexico's plan goes back to 2021, but Canada announced theirs AFTER Trump won the elections and he already threatened with tarifs back then. The internet presents these two actions as the same, but they have a different timeline and different reasons. One article from 20th December says in the title that these Canadian measures were amidst Trump's threats of tariffs. So no, Canada wasn't doing it already. Trump's threats were first.
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  2640. LOL, this was great to watch, good finale.
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  2641. I told about this my colleague maybe 3 months ago. There is a lot of scammy ads and malware at the top google search. Google doesn't care. Even a scammy Teams app with a signature (not of Microsoft) was advertised there. It directed you to download the real app and log in, but on the side it sent your data somewhere to India. Just simply having a signature was enough to let the malware pass through. Or a fake Google authentication app was in the app store or somewhere there. This is the time we have come to. Keep your eyes peeled, folks.
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  2642. He probably does, it is those uneducated (who Drumpf loves) that don't.
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  2643. Free donuts... blah... came to a stage in my life when I wouldn't go somewhere to eat a donut even if they paid to me for that. Trying to cut out junk from my diet, mostly successfully, and those corpulent women looked like they should do it too, for their own benefit.
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  2644.  @forwadnothing8212  I can imagine how not wanting to be RuSSophicated and wanting to maintain its sovereignty can be felt as 'antagonizing' RuSSia... Palestinians have been antagonizing Zionists by not wanting to be pushed out of their homes. Yeah!
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  2645. Saturated oil... not really. Omega6 (polyunsaturated, most common in processed oils used in processed foods) is pro-inflammatory if not balanced with about an equal amount of omega3, which salmon and other fatty fish should have enough of. Honestly, you need to do something with yourself or you will end up diabetic with atherosclerosis that is difficult to get rid of. Eating less junk and moving more. I use a treadmill just for walking (4mph) almost every day while watching news or something else. It keeps my mind occupied while doing a boring exercise, which, however, makes me feel great. So win-win situation. 30 minute session every day (I do about 6x a week) will get you above NHS recommendations of 150 minutes moderate activity per week. Just don't sit down with a bag of crisps again afterwards. Banana and a glass of kefir is my type of thing, sometimes even before so I feel energised to do the activity. I am 44, bmi 27, all blood tests good. I buy very little processed food items. Fruit is my sweet pleasure most of time. I was gifted a piece of blackberry pie recently, most of it went to bin, secretly. I just didn't like this stuff anymore. Smoothie with blackberries and yogurt, banana and stuff... oh yeah!
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  2646. What has never been done? Building surveys and portacabins stacked up while the repairs are being done? Really?
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  2647. The last kick before the Russian demise? What else can they throw at Ukrainians? Empty vodka bottles?
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  2648. That dog swallowing a turtle: those labradors and retrievers are garbage bins. They never have enough and will eat anything.
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  2649. Seeing the comments below, who said that it was Ukraine hitting the camp? RuSSians are notoriously known for careless smoking and drunken shooting their comrades or whoever. One was repeatedly trying to load a grenade cannon with the grenade front down... natural selection.
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  2650. Musk is a cheat. He just wants money from delusional and uneducated investors, or cheats like himself to profit from others. Humans cannot thrive in isolation from the ecosystem in which they evolved to the moderrn day. Just a journey to the Moon that orbits in a stable distance is risky enough, let alone to another planet with which we find ourselves on the opposite sides with the Sun between us. Where are we to take so much fuel to sustain those missions? We are running out of energy for web and cloud hosting. And how worse Earth can get that Mars will be an attractive alternative? I cannot see it hppening. Just Musk being Musk: a fraudster claiming credit for other people's ideas and bluffing for monetary gain. Prison is the right place for him for his activities overall.
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  2651. Christians and Muslims? How does that fit into the war in Ukraine, where he has been shelling his fellow orthodox Christians for nearly 2 years straight?
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  2652. I made a post yesterday, it went missing. Not becoming a member. I tend to block channels for doing this, as many have filters set up. It was a fair comment, nothing aggressive or anything that deserved to be removed, I have seen worse that remained here.
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  2653.  @namesurname7665  "what is your point?" Denial and disinformation. They are so desperate to deny their nose between their eyes. Constantly denying economic struggles and presenting the RuSS reality much better than it is, while appearing quite kind to relay the multilayered message across.
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  2654.  @galileo_rs  "It's the same all across Europe, especially in the government agencies. It's a surprise that we do not see stuff like this on a daily basis." Matter of time for many. Chinese and RuSSians are on the case. And N Koreans, even using AI to infiltrate IT and cyber security departments in the West. There is a parallel war going on.
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  2655. History is being written, climate change is here.
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  2656. Smart lady who was groomed by propaganda, but sobered up. Just please please PLEASE, dear Americans, stop frying your voices when you speak. It hurts listening to! It is like a tsunami, almost every woman with a microphone in front of her does it. It didn't used to be that way!
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  2657. That was very useful advice here. All that bloatware the Microsoft forums and Reddit keep saying I cannot uninstall - I could!
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  2658. Like if that first click was there for a reason.
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  2659. Americans just let a goat into the vegetable garden...
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  2660. Never had it, wine only a few sips here and there, quit smoking some 24 years ago. This is where regulation and legal access with lower THC would benefit society on several levels, including via taxes, instead of spending taxpayer's money on police hunting illegal growers because people don't have a legal alternative. And education, that is the key aspect of making sure cannabis won't do more unnecessary damage.
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  2661. I don't see it that way. JK Rowling believes this person isn't 100% female and we are yet to see evidence he/she is. Someone transitioning, or posessing both sexes in their chromosomes but pronouncing themselves as just one for everyday affairs like jobs or hobbies in general is one thing, taking advantage of the stronger biology in sports against a physically weaker opponent is another. We have seen a detailed dissection of JK Rowling's twitter behaviour, no stone left unturned, but how about the sudden Khaliff's social media behaviour? Isn't JK Rowling right, after all?
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  2662.  @paulsmart4672  Just this isn't nearly close to what Rowling champions. Did she attack the Italian boxer as well or are you just trottling here without any merit? In athletics a clear cut between XX and XY is very important. Why is it such a problem for so many folks?
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  2663.  @paulsmart4672  that's blatantly false, but I take it as a compliment that I am able to not take sides without evidence for one or the other. Thanks.
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  2664.  @paulsmart4672  gaslighting much?
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  2665.  @paulsmart4672  LMAO, how you came from: I don't have opinions or ideas to: I can't form opinions or ideas, while taking sides at the same time, after I called you out on your illogical and false statement. Cognitive dissonance is a bitch.
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  2666.  @lizd2943  how can Rowling prove Khelif being one or another without Khelif's effort? Why is Khelif refusing to prove who he/she is? I cannot tell for sure but I would also lean towards either a male or carrying both X and Y chromosomes, giving him/her an unfair physical advantage. I have eyes. Suspects of a crime also need some alibi to prove their innocence otherwise inference evidence could be used to convict them of a serious crime, to protect the society.
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  2667.  @lizd2943  or for drink driving offences, if someone suspected of drink driving refuses to test to determine one or another, they get prosecuted like if they were under influence.
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  2668.  @adamdavis1648  we have a freedom in speech, expression, belief, etc. We don't have a freedom in cheating and unfair advantages anywhere. By the right wing I am woke. But apparently not woke enough to throw baby with a bathwater and let XY people compete in XX sports categories. JK Rowlingnhas all the rights to express her concerns and to stand by women. It is becoming trend where failed XY people attempt to shine in XX categories. I don't think it is OK.
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  2669. RuSSians must have something on these crooks that they so suddenly changed their coats. Money cannot be enough to switch like this. They are being blackmailed. With cyber attacks widespread, hacking, data leaks, baits via women and other agents and these idiots will easily get caught.
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  2670. LOL self made millionaire now sits in prison and awaits a legal process for being a sexual predator. Riiiight! Too good to be true? It most certainly is.
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  2671. They were actually punished way before 1948, just that year marked it official.
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  2672. Everything - goes the answer to your question.
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  2673. Someone's mic is n't working well. Struggling with hearing.
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  2674. That EV rally... in winter you need to heat, in summer you need to cool. It is mid May and I had to put on the air con in my petrol car today when I sat into it after it was resting on the car park for half an hour. Neither too hot or too cold cage is good for driving.
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  2675. Free speech doesn't mean people are free without consequences spewing their uneducated and easily debunked conspiracy theories, confusing others on their level of ignorance, and making them act the way that causes them or others around harm. We could see it during pandemic and QAnon conspiracies released to the wide world. Many still think Felon Musk saved free speech, by promoting fascist ideologies, lies and harm, while censoring criticism of himself, like a true dictator would do. He likes dictators. Freedoms come with responsibilities. You are on a privately owned platform. Their rules and interests suck, yet you keep taking money from them when they don't demonetise you... Your constitutional rights for free speech are still valid. Another one confusing constitution with business interests.
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  2676. I have heard that those stray dogs were captured, cooked and made into the meat cans for the new mobiks.
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  2677. Is this why Raiffeisen bank finally decided to implement sanctions against RuSSia, because when millions cannot pay their loans, the bank is introuble?
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  2678.  @NigelThompson-hb5jg  How does it make your life, or life of anyone, better, to keep following drip drip news about the potential activity before they were charged, having no potential to endanger you ro anyone else out there at this point? All the clues we have so far indicate nothing illegal took place. In contrast, half of the country got 'groomed' into supporting the worst PM this country ever had. And we still see no end to the consequences. And he is so full of contempt that he pretended snoring on an interview when asked how he handled the Pincher's case.
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  2679. Goh, I barely noticed it, mostly on fail videos. Good riddance. I have a kick scooter. Not only the electric one is illegal on public roads here, but it also is risky if the batteries catch fire and I do some cardio and building better glutes. The last thing we as a population need is a device that will promote more laziness.
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  2680. When I heard peccy. I couldn't not think of pecking.
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  2681. You don't let the home baked bread on fresh air like that. Our ancestors used to wrap it into a cloth, which slowed the drying process and it could be eaten for days, gradually going stale. Geese and ducks would love the leftovers.
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  2682. I get the principles of not letting you out of it, but I still don't have an issue with AI 'learning' from others. We all do it from a content widely available. We all get inspiration from work of other people. What I am against is plagiarism, which was proved for some instances of AI. But learning from content? We all do it and some use it in their business, inspired by others, many different ways. What's the fuss?
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  2683. 10 days work in a row? Gosh, I hope the pay was worth it. Other guy mentioned the work-life balance of the Americans against those on H1-B visas being overseas slaves for corporate barons... dude doesn't know that neither Americans have a work-life balance.
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  2684. That gutter oil, do you know how big problem cities in the West have with fatbergs in their sewers? Big ones. Not a problem in China. Concerned citizens do the public service and clear sewers of this dangerous stuff. They should be praised for that 😂😂😂
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  2685. Re: telegram. Average folks have been sold agenda that FBI are after their data and their privacy has been violated. Well, they are (being monitored), but not the way these fools believe. FBI collects metadata, who connects with whom. Only when they detect a suspicious link they look closer, or scan for key words, which I find pointless, as the jargon of the criminals keep developing. Unless FBI scans for this jargon, that will be more efficient. The vast majority of these fools have some sort of antivirus in their computer systems. Do they know or mind that these packages scan each single file in their computer? How thoroughly is the question but they look into them. That is how they work. FBI is the same. The only protection against this scanning by antiviruses is a password protected file. And that is the reason why hackers send password protected files, so they evade detection. When you open it, boom, your system is infected. Be afraid of the criminals not caught by FBI, because they are the villains, not the fever developed by the body as a response of infection. Let the fever do its job.
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  2686. He had almost no inflation - like every other place on Earth during pandemic. People were locked in, prices of fuel dropped and that translated to lower prces of everything. I remember, being in the UK, prices of fuel super cheap but I was stuck inside, not able to take advantage. Even loans interest rates were record low. He is constantly misleading the audience about everything.
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  2687. Maybe Mongolians knew it wasn't the real Pootin.
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  2688. In contrary: I am not sure whether Trump does or doesn't the breaking of ceasefire take seriously, he is rather over confident that because of himself, Pootin won't break the ceasefire. He said it, that he is respected. It is irrelevant that it is a BS. In Trump's head he thinks he rules the whole planet and Pootin will obey him. They even stopped cyber espionage towards RuSSia on Hekseth's order. Imagine that! And that before this interview. US is decapitating itself.
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  2689.  @diaryofnricom163  I thought so. I don't think many black people, especially from S Africa, would support another apartheid state.
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  2690.  @antoinettewatkins9841  define good and evil in this particular case? All I can see is the fight between an oppressor and oppressed.
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  2691. When you intentionally let dozens of b.rown people d.rown so they don't reach your shores, you are brushing with the far right mur.derous type of establishment.
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  2692. Why these people keep buying overpriced brands like coke? Floss sticks? They are the least economical flossing. Get a reel of floss and it will last you much longer for that price. I buy Aldi's own coke, much cheaper and less of it, cos it may weaken bones, making you fragile at later age, due to the phospates it contains. Drink water and use squash (sirup) if you must. Much cheaper.
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  2693. I hoped to see some heavy fighting in the video as the title suggests...
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  2694. All this stock trading, so artificial when the value goes up and down just after a tweet of a twat.
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  2695. LMAO no wonder Trump surrounds himself with idiots. He hopes to look like a genius (stable at that) among them. But because he is equally stupid he forgot they will drag him down with their incompetency. Who intelligent would hang around him anyway?
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  2696. On the other hand, no appeal to emotions of MAGA that they were going to regret their decision, and a provable record of Trump screwing people over and over, seem to have worked. Now they are crying on social media that funding to schools is being cut, fuel costs more, eggs cost more, child support is cut, tariffs will go from their pockets, not of other countries as they were made to believe. The positive psyop didn't work, the turkeys voted for Christmas. Even attacking a bishop asking them to act like their Jesus saviour would and wanted them to act. Pure madness.
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  2697. There goes a rumour that RuSSian money helped him buying Twitter. No wonder Twitter is hevaily pro Kremlin, one nonsense after another, far right, etc. After Margerita Simonyan announced that freedom of speech is not the RuSSian way, now they mourn the arrest of their Telegram hero. And alike Musk also censors posts he doesn't like. There goes the freedom of speech, down the drain, with ketamine leftovers 😂
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  2698.  @Demun1649  sorry for me being so ignorant, what does this combination of hearts mean?
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  2699.  @Demun1649  which one is it?
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  2700. There is no massive effort to uncover corruption in the US. There is an effort to wipe out traces of existing corruption by Musk and co, while pardoning criminals, even those committing crimes in Iraq or on Jan6th. Guess who paid no federal tax from profits in 2024? Scrapping cancer research for kids or social security for the poorest isn't fighting corruption, when Pentagon, which failed several audits, remains untouched, but it will provide money to Musk. Just oligarchs are tweaking the country for their own preferences. The corruption has just got a massive boost.
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  2701.  bakinginc.3844  I get that, just Yanukovich is a p.ussy, unlike Putin who seems to hold the power firmly.
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  2702. Finally the companies understand that if they kill their customers young, they will have less customers.
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  2703. Biden benefiting from Trumps policies? Trump did brag about his achievements just a month after he took the office from Obama, still in the Obama's fiscal year LOL. And something is wrong with that quote. It should be: the worst year of Biden and the best year of Trump, the Biden's one was better. Until he decided to stand with a geno.cidal regime...
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  2704. Watching further, the societal disconnect... everybody cheats everybody in China. Babies are sucking this mentality with breastmilk. Good luck in making China democratic and law abiding... It will take generations, with a lot of despair in the process. And it wan't happen under a corrupt govt. But if the whole society is corrupt, where will they get a fair leader from? Genune individuals don't last long in such an environment. People keep going missing and power hunger is a too strong motivator for otherwise.
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  2705. Use Brave browser, no need for adblock even. If the youtube breaks it for a while, there is Brave Beta. Saved my sanity the other day. They will quickly fix the main Brave, in hours usually.
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  2706. Who says this is the China's growth?
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  2707. I live in the UK and when looking for better interest for savings, funny new names of banks and 'banks' keep popping up. I am not satisfied that they claim they are compliant with FSA and my funds are insured up to £85k per institution. I go to the central register and verify whether this particular business really is registered. And still I am suspicious and don't go with the top givers like 5.17% now, as one resides in Cyprus. Those are speculants. They say the savings are separate from their investments accounts. I still don't trust them. Crooks are everywhere.
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  2708.  @LilyGazou  I hooe I can charge interest on that, too 🤑
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  2709. Redbull cans with unwashed security tag... what do you think happens with loose cans of any kind in the storage? Rats crawling all over it, peeing over it wherever... don't be delusional. If concerned, wash it before you kiss it or make yourself a coffee, or drink it with a straw. Those pops are quite acidic, save your teeth LOL.
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  2710. WTF is this person?
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  2711. Maybe if influencers switched to frugal lifestyle, instead of cashing money for promoting products nobody needs. But then they wouldn't be who they are, right? The sheer amount of crap presented to gullible followers who feel part of the cult when they buy like a sheep from money they don't have. Chinese business model a la Temu didn't help.  @FP65 
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  2712.  @CelesteOnYoutube  this was my concern too. I just don't trust Chinese with software anymore. And I am not tecchy enough to make a deep analysis. How the XZ vulnerability was hidden in the code, we were almost screwed, all of us. Over two years of social engineering... The simple fact this was released on the day of Trump's inauguration... what else is behind the story? Chinese already infiltrated about 8 or 9 telecom companies, hacked older routers, able to take down essential infrastructure. This could be a trojan horse, too and we grabbed it with all 10. Most people won't be able to do this containerisation and even virtual machine can sometimes leak. It is a constant chase to keep stuff secure and discovering new holes or vulnerabilities.
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  2713.  @jasonluong3862  so this acknowledges that there might be some risks, unknown to us, despite it being open source?
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  2714. Good for debunking misinformation. In any case, it is good the tower is down. Media tend to copy from each other so there we have the same message over and over, after the first one was released by whoever with whatever intention. Good job for both: the UA army/partisans and you for making us aware of the inaccuracies.
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  2715. So what happens when a woman loses her uterus? Not when she is losing it, but afterwards?
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  2716. Margarita probably goes to the Trump's tanning studio... I wonder what she says on her birth country turning to Europe now, after their big supporter failed them in relations to Azerbaijan.
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  2717. I am not surprised over Solovjov's choice, it was just a question of time (maybe). What I am surprised about is that anyone still listens to that bull and that he isn't in prison yet. That he still walks free and spreads his shit worldwide.
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  2718. I think China has a competition in Africa. Wagners and Kremlin.
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  2719. When did they start doing this? Just recently? Before they started to see losses or prospect of losses in the future they didn't renouce a fascist 'company'? COMPANY? If RuSSia swallowed Ukraine in two months, would they still speak up?
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  2720. Those trying to conflate antisemitism with support for Palestinians need to understand that Palestinians are also semites, and genetically very close to Jews. They originated from one region, their languages are semitic, just a religion split them apart 1500 years ago.
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  2721. Not their territory... Some 100 years ago, that whole territory was inhabited by 90% Arabs, only 8% Jews. They both are sem.ites. Yet one group of sem.ites started mass murde.ring another group of sem.ites. And it never stopped. And I am being censored by youtube for writing about this, my comments keep disappearing for stating facts.
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  2722. Zelensky was a satirical comediant. The emphasis is more on the satirical part, as for being one, you have to be clever and deliver the punch a different way than bullying, on which Trump is an 'expert'.
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  2723. Let the bodies pile high...
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  2724. Not everyone wants rich social life. People who get addicted to screens can get addicted to anything, it is their crooked dopaminergic system. Others are less prone to it, I count myself among them. There was alcoholism in my family. I don't enjoy being drunk, after a few years in my late teens when I was frequent on discos at weekends. I started smoking at 18 and quit before 20, never touching it again, while my mother never quit. I do have a lot of screen time, but only while the joy lasts. When the algorithm doesn't suggest anything I want to watch, I put my music on and carry on with my long term embroidery project. It seems to be happening more often these days as I looked through most of the patterns of content creation and their purpose for commercialism. There are other activities I enjoy doing. Phone often stays in my jacket pocket from Friday evening up to Sunday evening. I am an introvert, social life is not my thing, if I don't count social media. I used to play downloaded games on the PC, single player, they became boring from being predictable and repetitive between games, not that my dopamine signalling got harmed. Saying all that, I do take my time to get out of bed at the weekends, spending time on my tablet. But I was like that even over 25 years ago... before I touched internet for the first time. I am a night owl. I even prefer exercising at night LOL. Treadmill, weights, you name it.
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  2725. How did Ukrainian sea drones get there? Firstly the image showed ignition within the ship and now the footage looks similar to what we already saw about a month ago with another ship, in the Black sea.
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  2726. He asked for half of the money for himself. And there aren't many 'Russian' boys in this army. They are mostly the dispensable youngsters from republics under Kremlin's management.
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  2727. Bang, just realised why shopping malls and High Streets are empty these days. Those folks sit in their bedrooms and create content for youtube, getting stuff from Scamazon and some get hacked by fake sponsors and password protected files. Never ending drama that keeps feeding itself, youtubers attacking youtubers... parallel universe.
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  2728. @ I use Rescuezilla to literally clone it bit by bit, the same size of partitions, all partitions, all data. I am yet to learn the incremental backing up of data only as it changes, as my Windows is doing by itself, I just swap the external hard drives, so if one got encrypted by chance, I have another one with the same data minus the most recent changes between swaps. For me the ransomware attack is not a question whether, but when. I cannot prevent data leaking out, a lot is out already from hacked servers I have no control over, but I can at least mitigate the attempt of making me losing access to my data. No hacker will every see a dime from me. Resizing the partitions with data on can be risky sometimes, it is a world I don't quite understand yet. I am familiar with snapshots and you can decide whether you back up just settings, or include data, which will obviously take far more disk space. So far I only back up settings via snapshot.
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  2729. And to those compact things... I don't even trust those for laundry washing, sticking to the old fashioned powder or liquid I measure myself according to my needs. It comes cheaper, too. It looks more like companies trying to find ways how to get more money from us for less service or material. They constantly think what new they could come with to remain relevant on the market... at the end of the day we just need some detergent that doesn't cost a fortune.
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  2730. Work where? With global surveillance RuSSia is not able to launch a missile against the West without the West knowing and likely intercepting it before it hits the target. Hiroshima and Nagasaki are cities today again, because, as I had it explained, the detonation didn't happen on impact to the ground. Many people died and got damaged, yes, but the effect was less severe in terms of long term radiation than if those nukes actually hit the ground. So making it go off somewhere over less populated area wouldn't be as bad.
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  2731.  @peterwait641  UA army has been quite successful in shooting down the so called hypersonic missiles. Don't tell me RuSSist have a better technology than West to protect themselves?
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  2732.  @EsyuDach  I would think so, but even those need regular replacement to remain effective. With the Potemkin's army being the second best in RuSSia I see it bleak.
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  2733. I can hear them shouting: Bljad!
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  2734. Were there really holes or did Netanyahu let it happen to finally get Gaza for new settlers from wherever in the world? How could Israel not know about this? Months in preparations... intelligence, espionage... really?
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  2735. It isn't dramatically better. And it has a serious censorship for the benefit of China, also collecting your data, personal ones, too.
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  2736. In his last fight Karelin was a fit and masculine athlete while his opponent was an obese chunk with muscles underneath, having an unfair advantage. Not only his chest was large, his abdomen was also full of fat.
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  2737. 😆😆😆 especially those roundabouts, one could spend a lifetime on them.  @michaeljose8122 
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  2738. Just a question: how disobedient Palestinians have to be in Gaza, behind the barricades and having all essentials controlled by Israelis? Being silent? That is what Israeli wanted: little by little cutting their land off for themselves and make Gazans invisible (or those on the West bank) and eventually to disappear to the oblivion of history. Step by step grabbing the entire land for themselves. What normalisations would Saudis achieve with Israel? Would Israel stop expanding illegally, or even return some of the territories back to Palestinians? What is this all actually about?
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  2739. On the side note, only a few people know that in Is.rael the government now also rules over the supreme court. Figure that out. Like in Nazi germany or, the mentioned totalitarian RuSSia.
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  2740. Just watch out for cookie stealers. Those come from the web. You click on something unsuspecting and bam, they have a full access without any password or MFA.
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  2741. The orcs are apparently playing a psychological war, hoping to scare Ukrainians not to shoot any plane whatsoever. But this plane was on the way from Belgorod to Moscow, so no POWs in there for exchange. And RuSSia has an obligation to make sure the plane with POW clearly identifiable, so no error happens that they would be killed by their own, or anybody, thinking it was a legitimate military target. It is a crime not to do so.
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  2742. Does this video imply that people at different times and places did the same thing without having any connection to each other? Vikings reached North America, genes of Aborigines were found in South American natives... what if some cultural/religious habit travelled with ancient explorers over millennia?
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  2743. Don't know whether it is sinking, maybe it is, but isn't it an irony, that from extracting all that oil, building luxury dwellings in desert from petrodollars, just to see the consequences of climate change flooding the the utopia?
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  2744. War on Gazans for decades is what then? Is it a dog's fault when it bites the owner who was beating the dog? Learn the facts.
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  2745. Gieon Levy disagrees. You lose your right for self defence when you are the bully.  @oscarjosefsson9300 
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  2746. That doesn't mean occupation ended. Blockade on the land, sea and air, control of water, food, meds supply... when Israel was blocked by Egypt it attacked Egypt.  @physiocrat7143 
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  2747. Trololols are in a full swing, I see. @zippydooda 
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  2748.  @zippydooda  June 5th 1967. Israel caused tensions in the region by illegally expanding beyond its original borders (and never stopped, illegally swallowing chunks of soil that doesn't belong to Israel). Egypt imposed restrictions to Israeli ship and Israel attacked Egypt. Now when you take that Israel has been blockading Gaza, Gazans only having a narrow piece of border with Egypt, limiting them supply of water, food, medicines, free movement etc, Hamas only did what Israel did in 1967. And it took far fewer hostages than Israel kept taking for decades, even teenagers, in the middle of the night.
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  2749. Israel made a pre-emptive strike to teach Egypt a lesson. Maybe you need to educate yourself, showing signs of cognitive dissonance. And then you can carry on with learning how Israel has been breaking international laws, human rights, using the American taxpayer to finance illegal settlements and being hostile towards Palestinians. This has been a continuous war against their fellow semites.  @zippydooda 
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  2750. My comment disappeared. Maybe use google and find out yourself. @johngwheeler 
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  2751. And just like that, it is no secret now, is it? Or it never was? I have been made aware about the ship to ship trick some two months ago. I find myself watching less and less of your materials for these click baiting titles.
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  2752. Taking the fact RuSSia bombs schools and hospitals, you would be just as interesting target as anyone else. If not for using your data then using you like a bot without you noticing, potentially serving in a DDOS attack of your hospital's system. You have no idea.
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  2753. Never had Prime and not shopping on scamazon anymore. They try to repeat the Temu 'success' with Haul, but do we really need more cheap landfill? Nope. Plus the sheer fakery on scamazon, products and reviews alike... cesspit.
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  2754. Looks like Dunning Kruger stands true to the name 😂😂😂
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  2755. That guy is definitely fried. He fried himself.
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  2756. If yoou try to save money on cheap c-r-a-p, yoy'll pay for it.
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  2757. Who would have thought that a lie by the corrupt pharma company about the effects of fentanyl would lead to this?
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  2758. I am not having any streaming service except yt. My fav celeb is Keanu Reeves and that one has been faked on the fakebook for some time supporting causes he would never support or making statements he never would. I guess at least some of those who don't stick their heads too much against the MAGA madness are doing it to survive on the stage they work on. The same happened with Germany in the 1930. For the evil to do its job it needed many to say nothing.
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  2759. Re Kadyrov: he himself don announced his 'retirement' don from service previously don and then cancelled it don. Prigozhin doing the same don means nothing much don. Looks like they don't don have the freedom to leave don on their own terms don. LOL.That thing on his finger might be the click counter how many times he said 'don'. He is probably planning to launch a new crypto currency. Guess how it will be called? 😂😂😂
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  2760. Russians were bred to be docile. As long as there was vodka and cabbage, they obeyed. In Eastern Europe many still look back with nostalgia, to the times when they were occupied by the Soviets, because all they needed to do was to go to work and keep their mouth shut. Their basics were taken care of and they often had one job all their lives. Those 'securities' appeal to them still. Now it is a jungle, you need to fight for your space in the society and your job is never secure anymore. It isn't for everyone.
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  2761. that electric scooter has features that got Tesla banned in the EU: sharp edges, potential of a serious injury of the surrounding people. Otherwise a very clever idea.
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  2762. What drones are they going to be from Iran? Big? Small? Just cameras or also weapons? Should UA train pigeons and crows to knock them down if small?
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  2763. Pot calling a kettle black, and it hasn't even been confirmed it was Ukraine behind this. And so the little man in Kremlin keeps shelling civilians, like for the past 7 months because that is the only thing he is left with. He can do nothing else. And he knows using a nuke would be the end of him and RuSSia. Using Belarus to delay inevitable? Go ahead, LOL. Lukashenka will be finished along him. The history is sorting out itself in front of our eyes. End of dictatorship in the post Soviet world. Maybe it was supposed to happen to make a thick line and move forward.
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  2764. Man, I have been waiting for a content like this for ages! I will watch it later, but before that: I am a normie, a better cybersecurity informed normie than most. I always look for the weakest link. And I found it: the dark web and data breaches. Since these services have no way of erasing hackers' databases, paying a tenner or more per month to some company to beg data brokers with legal letters is plain stupid. My data flies over the web back and forth, many institutions that get hacked are untouchable by these services lying that they will delete you from the internet.. adblocks makes most of the data traders waste their money. Most of this circus is for ads. Shoo! I want a clean internet. And so far I have it!
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  2765. Overall, if in doubt what belongs to whom, check the documents with signatures. Crimea was given to the Ukraine by Russia and Russia signed a document not to attack Ukraine, mutually agreeing the borders. What gave this mass murdere the right to ignore it all? Nobody cares what used to belong to whom anymore. Referenda were fake. It was just his attempt to postpone the fall of the federation as it was already struggling with population declining, corruption and poverty outside the cities.
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  2766. I always grin when I hear you saying spay sex. :D
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  2767. I hope he reads the comments evern after a month of uploading his video and explains where he got his idea that Jupiter is pulling our Moon away from us towards itself. I cannot find a reference for it and taking into account the distances, mass and everything, it looks very unlikely. Jupiter does sweep the space near its orbit, but I pretty doubt it has such an effect on our Moon. Until then I am taking the rest of his material here with a large pinch of salt. One cannot excel in every topic they decide to tackle. This one looks like a made up detail. Are there more like that?
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  2768.  @jatley91  I see. 6 videos per day? Really? Each needing an extensive research (besides editing and gathering visual materials)... or he just makes things up? Either one way or another. OR is there a team of other people behind and he just reads the script? Still discrepancies to answer if I am to take him seriously.
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  2769.  @jatley91  meaningless video? Ah OK. LOL. I thought I was learning something from these materials, something I could rely on, but I prefer following the meaningful ones, without factual errors. Something I can trust because I cannot fact check everything. Yes, I am disappointed I have wasted my time possibly absorbing fake info. Thanks for making it clearer for me.
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  2770.  @jatley91  just listen to yourself. Are you a member of the team producing this content that you are so aggressive? There is a space for comments so I commented. Did it annoy you that someone had higher expectations? There are some reliable sources even on youtube, so don't try to play it down. But thanks for explaining to me that this is just a windmill to throw out content with random collected fun facts of which not all are actually facts. I'll save myself time and more disappointment watching it in the future, if that's what you wanted.
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  2771.  @jatley91  LOL, you misunderstood. I have enough time to watch worthwhile content, I get annoyed when I find out that while they pretend to educate people with facts, not all of it are facts. For THAT I don't have time and taste. I am not wondering. I found the the info before I made my first post here, so you are late to the party with your findings. I knew about the distance, not sure about the mirrors, but I will check it out to make sure it isn't just another misleading info here. I am that nerd that loves learning true things, not being misled or even lied to. And I tend to feed back if I spot something incorrect. It helps both sides. Only a petty man will charge back that what fool I am that I expected to be everything true in a content that presents itself as well researched and aiming to share the findings. People don't need a massive budget to tell the truth online. Learn some manners.
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  2772.  @jcook693  projecting a bit? In a separate comment under this video I explained how the claim that Jupiter is stealing the Moon from Earth is nonsense. I checked the internet again now, and it still is a nonsense. And yes, I am a nerd, proud of it, and I am yet to add 'being popular' to my bucket list. I don't know why you folks keep defending inaccuracies. It isn't me spreading misinformation pretending to be facts. Or am I seeing a multiple cases of cognitive dissonance here?
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  2773.  @jcook693  It is now called X and I am not on it. I wish all sane people left that increasingly far-right disinformation platform. Musk is a kremlin's shill, he never said a positive word for the Ukrainian struggle, just amplifying the Kremlin's propaganda. He talks about 'free speech' just to silence his opponents, accusing random people of molesting children, because that drives his supporters wild - against those people. Screw him and screw his X.
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  2774. In short, is this what they calll in Linux as dependencies? So I close the loop.
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  2775. Horny, stupid and lonely LFMAO, that was hilarious! From my INTJ brain that used to do Zen, maybe the ultimate trick is not feeling great from doing things, but not feeling bad from not doing them. It doesn't really matter from the grand scale of thing. We are insignificant in the universe, just a grain of dust for a blink of an eye and it is over. Nobody expected us to come and nobody will remember us in a distant future. We are just watery blobs driven by hormones to procreate (in most cases). The trick is to be present and not stressing much about this or that. Do you want to do something nice? Do it. Do you feel like not doing anything? Don't feel guilty for it. The only thing you have is NOW. Have you finished eating? Now go and wash the dish. And for enhanced serotonin maybe have some banana and other tryptophan rich foods. Turkey is one, too. Remember that lever of satisfaction after Thanksgiving dinner? I have better sleep and dreams after evening banana.
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  2776. Bwahahaha, was expecting this coming when I saw that video in my feed. From principle I refuse to click on vids containing word 'collapse' in the title.
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  2777. Don't those companies have some sort of indemnity insurance that would at least partially cover the cost of refunds?
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  2778. I am going to get used to Linux.
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  2779. Nobody is calling you to live in a democratic world. Stay in Russia. That stuttering president has more character and political credit than the multiple cheato, serial defaulter on debt, suer of investors instead of paying back what he owes, looking into the Sun with bare eyes and suggesting testing injecting bleach into blood, along radiation of lungs with a powerful UV light, like they sanitised trains in China. He also predicted 15 covid deaths and then it will go away like a miracle, calling the first 100 000 dead a beautiful number. Really? Is this the best America can get?
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  2780. In contrast, I used to have Superantispyware lifetime Pro licence. I lost the code after some time, contacted the company after getting a new computer, and they supplied it to me. A few years later, another computer, I asked for the licence code again, because I lost it again. After firstly asking for some of my details, they never replied again. Shame. But, when I contacted them again recently and asked for the code again, supplying my first purchase email from 2010, even after acquisition by a different company, after a few months, they actually honoured their initial contract and sent me the code - again! I haven't tried it yet for the pro version, as I have learned that two antimalware products shouldn't run on the same computer at the same time, I use the basic version on ad-hoc basis when I want to clear some adware and stuff (as the main security package is sufficient so far and me responsible on the web), but I was really impressed by their ethos that despite they now have a yearly subscription model, they still granted me the access to pro version based on the past agreement. So not all companies are the same, or not the same yet.
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  2781. Microsoft, definitely LOL
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  2782. RE Wagners: they are just paid assassins. Imagine paying to someone for 6 months just to not be able to capture one city of Bakhmut. Even if Prigozhin didn't have a big mouth and naive ideas, challenging the position of the tzar, I would fire them instantly.
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  2783. This is old, saw it covered by someone at least a month ago. Was it you even? Cannot remember.
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  2784. Once we started cooking we also eliminated parasites and other pathogens that were depriving us of nutrients in our bodies. Not sure about cooking providing more energy, if roasting a piece of meat and the grease dripping into the fire, which is grease not eaten. What if we started cooking because our brains were already growing bigger?
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  2785. Reality check. Plus, Americans are in debt up to their noses. That is 't a prosperity when you cannot afford a healthcare and go bankrupt from medical bills or have to ration insulin. "Determining the wealthiest and most prosperous nation in the world depends on the metrics used. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP), is a common measure. As of October 2024, Luxembourg leads with a GDP per capita (PPP) of $151,146, followed by Singapore at $148,186, Ireland at $127,750, and Qatar at $115,075. It's important to note that while the United States has the largest overall GDP, its GDP per capita is lower than that of these smaller nations. Additionally, the U.S. faces significant social challenges, including higher rates of homicide, incarceration, and maternal and child mortality compared to other high-income countries. These issues contribute to a lower life expectancy despite high healthcare spending. Therefore, while the U.S. is economically powerful, smaller nations like Luxembourg and Singapore often rank higher in terms of GDP per capita and certain quality of life indicators."
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  2786. In theory. As it is impossible for us to travel at a speed of light, it is also impossible to go faster. A particle could theoretically manage it, because it can hardly be disintegrated into smaller bits, unlike us, when subjected to such amoung of energy. How much energy is needed for a particle like that? Could we detect it doing it? RE light: particle vs wave. I would guess it is jst a property of the spacetime, travelling as a wave within the fabric of the spacetime and we only detecting it as a particle (supossedly massless) under certain conditions, mostly by its impact on matter.
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  2787. I guess Germany is being a bit savvy now, if it plans to stop Russian gas, as the major consumer, they will need a lot of money to pay for alternatives.
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  2788. Those tunnels also served civilians for logistics, under blockade and occupation by Israel. Netanyahu was propping up Ha.mas to prevent the 2 state solution.
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  2789. Another thought: Russians have a history of making pacts with the wrong leaders (dictators, if you wish). Previously it was Hitler that attacked Russia, his ally (so they thought they were), now another conflict is potentially brewing with China. This is what dictators are left with - other dictators, because sensible leaders don't really want to deal with corrupt unstable systems. They literally deserve each other.
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  2790. USSR 2.0
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  2791. Looks nice and modern. Any suggestion why I should prefer this Zorin over LMDE, for example?
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  2792. What year is this... 2024, August, and just found out my 4yo business PC has a spinning HDD. It is going to be replaced, as it has developed issues, before it dies on me. I will use it as a storage, having a spare enclosure for it. One whole TB of storage, with maybe some bad sectors. Still OK.
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  2793. So YT is basically just a marketplace, with a few rare accounts that are here to spread some message, not caring about monetisation or sponsorship.
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  2794. Those glass tiles in the wall - probably because the bedroom has no daylight.
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  2795.  @jdsmort  yes, that's what I thought.
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  2796. Criminals already have an upper hand in evading tracking, while we have discussions disrupted with censorship of sensitive words like c p☆rn, getting flagged in genuine discussions, along the criminals using evasive slang going undetected. They have turned it all on its head.
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  2797. US is frankly making itself irrelevant on the global stage, also via the tariffs and other nations boycotting it and discovering other markets. Europe ant other allies should be able to support Ukraine, RuSSia is on its last legs economically, just playing strong for the propaganda.
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  2798. The older he gets, the more desperate fool he makes of himself. At some point I will start feeling sorry for this old pup.
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  2799. It is like a democracy. Each one of us have just one vote. A drop in the ocean. But together we are the ocean. Trump got about the same amount of votes like he had when he previously lost. What happened with those democrats who made Biden win back then but didn't vote this time to beat Trump again?
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  2800. The comment sections are as screwed like the Chinese censored AI. My comment keeps going missing.
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  2801. That was my comment there...
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  2802. That denied number is mind blowing. Could their website be hacked and hackers putting a false number there? It happened with some TV channel and a qr code, directing people to the fraudsters.
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  2803. That space mission that almost failed when one scientist used imperial measure instead of metric like the rest of the civilised world... How can they calculate with imperial??? Even Roman numeric system has limited alphabet LOL.
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  2804.  @bighands69  LOL, it is not a 'natural' system, it is an outdated system. Modern science is metric, because it makes everything much easier and helps avoid problems with conversions from one discipline to another. All the math is based on a decimal system, not that funny archaic one. Time adapt to the modern world. It is easier to be compatible with the majority.
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  2805.  @krashd  OK, I might have remembered it wrong, heard the story long time ago. Either way, the imperial measurement system is flawed and not fit for the 21st century. It was based on archaic approximate measurement, like a foot... everyone's foot has a different length, one cannot use it anymore the way it was used originally. Metric system is far superior with its ease in converting between various units and you don't need to remember what unit has how many smaller units. It always goes in round decimal values. Astronomic distances have their own odd numbers, like a parsec. That makes it complicated enough.
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  2806. That will be also expensive as they will need to be heavily guarded so they don't escape. Crop fields are large open spaces. Even if tagged, with a little help from outside that will be a relatively simple operation.
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  2807. To the Traitor Green's tweet about the plate for China and adding to your explanation: China would eventually take a large chunk of RuSSia, too. So if this was the secret plan of these American traitors, it is no longer a secret LOL.
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  2808. Hearing in the news, how RuSSia summoned the Italian diplomat because an Italian journalist documented the happenings in Kursk - for illegal crossing of the border was EPIC!
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  2809.  @mikeygduv  I appreciate a good conversation and don't mind reading worthy content at all. Internet is great in this aspect that you can discuss topics of your interest and create a circle of like minded people, even if it is one-off, not a permanent club, whereas you are limited to the availability in the real life around you and these qualities in people aren't too frequent in general. I don't need to make 'friends' on social media. Just discussing worthy idea with nicks on the web is enough. And I guess it is something similar with yourself. You put an effort into sharing your thoughts and that is a bit higher on the Maslow's pyramid than just getting fed.
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  2810. Felon starts to look more like the Tate brothers. More crazy promises and concepts than actually delivered reliable projects. Just pulling money out of people's pockets and artificially ramping up the stock values. And ranting on social space.
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  2811. Cancer isn't just one disease, it is hundreds of various diseases. Who claims to develop a single vaxxine against all of them is a l-i-a-r. Looks like elections are just next month, so time to spread some positive disinformation for a nation struggling with basics and not having their men returning home after twomyears of madness.
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  2812. Who else did I hear to say that he knew the most about something than anyone else on Earth? He is having countless lawsuits thrown against him...
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  2813. Did he say it was Ukrainians sending the small drones to the senate building in Moscow? Those drons cannot reach from Ukraine that far. Unless they are operating from RuSSia. Do they? Or was it the Russian resistance groups? Or was it the RuSSians own propaganda move, to feed the public they are in danger and it was attack on Putler, at night, when he isn't even there?
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  2814. Love how Arnie exposed their fakery. He should go to every such competition and rule our every cheater who cannot do the vacuum. Like if a gymnast couldn't do a split. What kind of gymnastics is it then? Putting sick bodies on the brink of liver cirrhosis on the pedestal of bodybuilding? Like WTF?
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  2815. What a great example of a whataboutism. Our plans don't work, don't you dare to challenge us. And she actually suggested what they could do: to remove the discount on foreign workers. He is a liar, as usually. And Lindsey is there as useless as a shoe to an amputee.
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  2816. Your history memory only reaches a few decades back? Ah, it was the wealth that was taxed more, so we could get NHS. That's not relevant. Sunak has income about 10x more than Starmer, yet paing less income tax. Capital gains have it. The less money you have, the less you keep for yourself in the Tory world. And the lettuce will probably get a PM pension for what she has done to the rest of us.
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  2817. And I must say I love your spicy language. Brilliant!
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  2818. Those tinfoil hats suspecting some conspiracy that only homes and cars are burned, but trees aren't, do you know that those trees are full of moisture and without a closer examination you cannot tell whether they got damaged? If you build your home entirely from timber, a dry timber, expect it to burn like matches.
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  2819. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 @philyeary8809 
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  2820. It used to be tai-chi, now it is a disco. Kudos to the people, instead of taking a mobility scooter into a supermarket to do shopping. At least they keep active and have a community spirit. Apocalypse is coming? Enjoy your last moments 😂.
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  2821. What is this Turkeys security concern about? Nobody talks details. Turkeys should stop treating Kurds as second class humans, depriving them of their culture. Kurds have been fighting for their self determination for decades, still without a result. Kurds are doing today to Turkeys what Banderas were doing to Poland, Poland occupying half of Ukraine under stricter conditions than Russians did over the other half before Hitler stepped in. Somehow Ukrainians got the right to exist as a sovereign nation but Kurds haven't. Kurds have many centuries long history, too. Even Palestinians have some of their own territory left, albeit slowly crushed into non-existence by illegally expanding Israel.
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  2822. They still may have had some of their own, saving for worse times. Now when the Americans are/were coming, they started using them up.
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  2823. Since you started on the political note: there was the time when a political dialogue was possible, plurality was beneficial and people could be friends across the entire political spectrum. That is no longer possible I'm afraid. Those on the shorter end of the string are literally fighting for life. This is not the time to be apolitical and walk into a disaster with closed eyes while chanting I am tolerant. The right wing is destroying America in front of our eyes, making enemies of friends and vice versa. Democracy is at stake and if you remain indifferent, you are enabling evil. I am not surprised that open source world keeps resisting the the right wing hijacking proprietary world. All those billionnaire bootlickers bowing down to the traitor in chief need a push back. People need to wake up or they might lose their freedoms altogether. The free open source is actually fighting for those freedoms for those who still sleep tight.
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  2824. I believe, the world leaders are in a position of knowing too well how it is going on in RuSSia, but they might have personal vested interests doing things other than what is right. Has Europe ramped up the military production to match the threat? It doesn't look like it. Plundering public finances into their own pockets is more attractive.
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  2825. A question: how many of those remaining 6 planes are actually functional? Rus has been known for canibalising their vehicles for lacking spare parts for repair and maintenance... And remembering that story, from the earlier stages of this madness, how navigation systems were stolen from a Kremlin's doomsday plane... is it the same stuff as this one? The king of corruption will go down because of the corruption. Karma LOL.
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  2826. Why if he lost only 5k of his massive 200k initial military bunch?
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  2827. Any updates, ladies?
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  2828. Ok, I m thinking about them now. What's next?
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  2829. I watch BBC quite often and although I register some not so well formulated questions, I also watched how they refused calling Hamas terrorists and got criticised for it or they rightfully questiined IDF's claims, like Ros Atkins in Context. It isn't easy trying to avoid being called either pro-terrorists and antisemitic, and on the other hand, as you put it, being pro-Israel. You need to see the whole complex, not base your views on just a few interviews already criticised elsewhere. BBC is doing quite a good job, overall. It isn't perfect, but what is? Who is? Even if they formulatethe questions poorly, they let the people tell their side of story. And Victoria did fry some politicians over their crooked statements, and challenged them when they failed to answer her questions.
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  2830. You cannot sustain this model forefer... when do you think North Korea's model will break?
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  2831. I don't know what rock I have lived under until now, but I haven't watched any of his shows and he only got on my radar just a couple months ago. Just a name and roughly an idea what he was doing. I missed nothing.
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  2832. So I see my comment with parallels of RuSSo Ukr war to the Israeli-Palestinian oppression got removed. You aren't pro democracy if you are interested in democracy in selected countries only. Israel has been nurturing Hamas to prevent 2 state solution. It was a years long agenda, and Hamas didn't allow elections since 2007. Warnings of imminent attack in Oct last year were ignored. Now Israel is taking all of Gaza and keeps messing out in other regions, too. If that doesn't raise alarm bells for a future conflict in the region I don't know what will.
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  2833. Google and youtube are one, now wanting to block adblocker on all chromium browsers. FBI promotes adblockers as they largely protect users from many forms of hacking. Even fakebook allows apparent scam ads, refusing to take them down that they don't violate community standards. Follow the money.
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  2834. Yes, I often get that sense, randomly put stuff together and the voiceover like a snake charmer.
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  2835. Thanks for this. I am more censored on YT than on the fakebook. Yet, for the sheer amount of lies that are posted there, with fact checking removed, I am considering a different platform. I see you are also on Rumble. Great! Very few of my fav youtubers are there. I am fed up with my comments going missing. How is one supposed to get a fruitful conversation like this?
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  2836. How do you know you should stay away from a company? It appeared as a sponsor in Youtube.
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  2837. 'his border policy'... Biden was ready to give it to them, what they demanded, regarding the border policy and they turned it down because Trump didn't want it to go on the Biden's credit. So he literally keeps the country unsecure and suffering, people dying, asking them to wait until he becomes the president and does... what? He could have done it 4 years ago. When is Mexico going to pay for it?
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  2838. If it was in a shape of a ball, maaaybeee the compression would enforce the materiak compact it more tightly together, like the glass that cracked in the other submersible and it withstood even greater pressure. But because this was a cylinder, it didn't stand a chance. Imagine the inwards pressure on the sides of the cylinder, deforming the submersible and that glued front, even with 17 screws tightening it (they said they avoided the 18th as a mathematically insignificant) won't hold shape anymore. If nothing else, then this.
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  2839. Isn't that funny that RuSSian trolls were all over internet about death of Zaluznhy, they firstly pronounced him dead and when he resurafaced, the propaganda claimed he was resurrected, but then they killed him again... How much effort into clinging to wellbeing of a single man while they keep losing their commanders like hair after chemo.
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  2840. I am convinced that at this point there is already pretty much anything about me on the dark web, from the countless hacks of any database out there, just it needs to be collated and they have it. They won't access my banking as easily, unless they installed a key logger on my machine (I generally go into banking from my head or other more secure ways), but as my identity is concerned, they have it there somewhere, in duplicates. And so I find those silly services that send legal letters to data brokers for data removal - pointless.
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  2841. Piers is as stupid as it gets. Is.rael needs to look like the good guy, to keep getting $billions every year, no conditions, no questions asked. Little by little they are following their genocidal goal. They could do it all at once, but they don't want to and cannot afford to if they want to keep looking like the good guy.
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  2842. I am coming to the conclusion iphones and apple products are for those who have more money than common sense. And it shows in many cases. It truly is a cult.
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  2843. I am pretty certain RuSSians are aiming to harm civilians as much as possible. How do you explain that their missiles don't cover the Ukraine uniformly, but are concentrated on densely populated areas, even large civilian buildings like hospitals, schools, etc? And then they claim those objects were military objects. That gives away they intent to destroy civilians. It isn't a coincidence.  @viktoriakireeva5860 
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  2844. Now reading RuSSia is going to modify its missiles with cluster ammo. Not on the battlefield. On civilian populated area (it did it previously, but because Ukrainians successfully shoot down most of the missiles, it now change those, too). That is another level of war crime. Not buying your BS.  @viktoriakireeva5860 
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  2845. Saying Labour left Britain bankrupt, when Sajid Javid was a banker and taking salary while trading with debt that brought us the 2008 crisis... Labour tried to save our asses and made one wrong move, based on expectations that gold was going to lose value as it already has been before then... They literally blame Labour for not having a crystal ball to predict future... But we can sort of predict future of Britain if Tories win another GE.
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  2846. Indeed. Most of the oil/gas know-how was western. RuSSia has developed little of its own, always thinking they were the kings when sitting on so much fossil hydrocarbon, that everyone will bow to them. Like parasites, letting the past events keep them alive, indefinitely. They sat back, with hands behind their heads, feet up and thought: suck my d***. Not anymore.
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  2847. and you aren't a paid shill with randomly generated nickname, are you?
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  2848. LOL loving the word 'furricane'
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  2849.  @m.g.debruin8294  even if they did have the clothes, the high use of vodka will make sure they won't survive.
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  2850.  @briancarno8837  "I think Russia is trying to avoid loosing men" yes, seemingly, sending to die those lower grade Russians, like Buryats or civilians from occupied Donbas region... saving young white RuSSian boys for promenades. Those from intercepted calls would prove you rather wrong though: their commanders sending them to the front without proper training, equipment, backup... that doesn't look like saving their men. Ukrainians are trying to limit their casualties by retrieving when it is necessary instead of leaving the soldiers there and commanders fleeing.
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  2851.  @briancarno8837  the sad truth is that RuSSia doesn't care about its losses. It thinks it has plenty of lives to spare, plenty of ammo to waste and that what is on the paper is real, as opposed to the true state of neglected military equipment. RuSSia is incredibly corrupt and self-centered with pride, but has little to back it up with. And we see it in its struggle with a much smaller and weaker neighbour who, however, have the best motivation to succeed and they are proving themselves day after day. Drunken RuSSian commanders fleeing their units, leaving those poor soldiers to do whatever - that doesn't suggest they are trying to minimise their losses. Kadyrovs were shooting those trying to leave. Make your own conclusion from that.
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  2852. Not quite. Putler's personal wealth is massive and Trump is bought. He is in it just for himself. Americans or RuSSists are at the bottom of his value chart.
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  2853. Mine seems to be good so far. It seems to lose battery a bit faster these days but it was strong beforehand and it served me well for at least 3 years. I'll keep it for now but I have my eyes on a different brand when my Pixel dies or will be on its last legs, maybe next xmas. I hate changing phones.
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  2854. after a number of Russian errors I wouldn't be surprised if they accidentally detonated one of the storage and cause the nuclear disaster themselves. They are that dumb.
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  2855.  @johndean3475  Chernobyl was Russia managed. Ukraine has been Ukraine managed. Just saying.
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  2856.  @fullmooneve1651  2k for a house, 1k for a car, what was the remaining 7k for?
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  2857. Slow down, I cannot keep up! Even reading I have to go back.
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  2858. I don't understand the logic. If those small channels don't do ads or sponsorships, whart are they losing, besides not being seen, that it agitates you? All small channells need to get some following before they attract sponsors, which defies the logic. If they have a quality educational content people seek, searching the key words will bring them up. And I keep having newbies offered to watch all the time. Some are good, others less so.
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  2859. How can you build economy under apartheid conditions and seeing your land gradually reduced by the occupiers? With countless checkpoints making an hour journey last 15, night raids and abduction of family members on fabricated charges? You would have to live it to understand it.
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  2860. Like there was any democracy in RuSSia? How is weather under the rock?
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  2861. Failure or not, just noticed with my peripheral vision on the side panel, that Apple bought back a lot of its shares... people apparently pay too much for Apple products. They are literally fleeced.
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  2862. I don't know. I am pretty frugal and savvy. When walking just the supermarket isles, I often wonder: who is buying all this stuff? So many brands of shampoo, antiperspirants, creams, cosmetics... Some are quite expensive for what they are, somebody has to pay those tons of adverts everywhere, right? I don't support theft and criminality, but maybe this is the capitalist system becoming a victim of itself.
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  2863. Never even used that app, no account with it. Why paying? LOL Isn't Joe Rogan on it? Nah!
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  2864. no wonder, gods (or semigods) don't f.a.r.t.
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  2865. Nobody really trades with Rubble, so Kremlin can do to its value whatever they want. It doesn't change anything on the fact RuSSia is importing more than ever and selling less than ever, with record low unemployment that they announced 60 yo a middle age, so sick and powerless people are forced into labour.. In a cou try with lower lifespan due to medical neglect and alcoholism, besides depleting the male workforce on the frontlines. Who cares what Rubble is doing? Kremlin keeps paying out bribes in millions to individuals to go to die in Ukraine. About 40% population on the govt payroll, military comples doing 3 shifts nonstop, with nothing in return for the economy. Elvira is out of ideas how to keep the country afloat.
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  2866. On one side of the spectrum, in the ideal world, the ministers in question would resign by themselves. On the other hand we have got a 2000 words report detailing the background of this cover-up which we would never learn if Rishi just sakced Zahawi and their supporters would keep giving a benefit of doubt. This way there is less of them now. So even if this investigation didn't need to happen, it is actually good it did. Unless, bringing my own conspiracy theory into it, it isn't true Zahawi kept the investigation secret and the report falsely says nobody knew, literally clearing the rest of the party from what they potentially knew and ignored. You can never be sure nowadays.
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  2867. You need to work on your sound quality, too dull, speech hard to follow.
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  2868. We traditionally used to peel potatoes, but not anymore. If they weren't treated excessively with chemicals on the field, under the peel there is a lot of beneficial nutrients. And fibre. People eat too little fibre for gut health and more stable blood sugar levels nowadays.
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  2869. Terrible unemployment? I have seen stats of 2%, which is terrible, but the opposite way.
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  2870. What goes up, Musk come down.
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  2871. And to add nuance to your complaints, that nobody wants RuSSians to leave the country - because the RuSSian govt wants to harm the western world and there are sleeping agents all around, so preventing more coming out (and also hoping that Russians will take action and change the govt, although I don't know whether that is possible at this point). On the other hand, this hypocrisy with Israel has roots in the western interests in the Middle East. It is their enlarged hand there, an ally. For over 100 years there was an effort to keep western influence int he region. And American dollars keep pouring, doesn't matter what. That's not the case with RuSSia. So yes, the actions of Israel are about the same as RuSSians, but their status in the Western world is very very different.
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  2872. Wait a moment, that Rollo (I normally skip sponsorshits and ads)... is that bypassing the pay to the delivery services, like China has been abusing it, shipping extremely cheap and delivery services being out of pocket in dozens $millions, rising prices to everyone or making people redundant to make up for the loss? Can someone help me understand this what it is about? Besides the printer can cost a few $hundreds itself, plus the sticker rolls.
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  2873. Would Lunchables spend more money on the lawsuit than these crooks made with their copycat? Have they made any profit at all? So far I have seen they made idiots of themselves all over internet and even those who wanted to buy the stuff, couldn't.
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  2874. My third and last comment here: I saw this 10 minute charging content on another social media. Before I found out it was coming from China I sensed it was a Chinese propaganda. Or a slopaganda as two guys call it who lived in China for years and had a first hand experience with the propaganda by CCP. Chinese govt is doing all it can to do the best PR of itself in the world, constantly showering social media with bombastic claims and naive fools swallow it with the fur. All that nonsense of speed rail, new train stations that start disintegrating the same year they were built, dams in unsuitable places, tofu dregs, human rights issues... Slopaganda only.
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  2875. Disappointed with the content. I expected them to talk. Overall: Ukrainians capture Russian soldiers whereas Russian soldiers capture Ukrainians and other foreign civilians of whatever kind, including humanitarian aid providers, to exchange for soldiers. Cowardice, if you ask me. But what else can they do? They haven't had many chances to capture Ukrainian soldiers, did they? LOL.
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  2876. Deleteme again? Good luck with your data on the dark web. You are wasting your money, and me my time getting triggered by this nonsense. One less channel in my feed.
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  2877. Many post masters put their own money into the system when it wrongly showed money were missing, but it was showing more and more errors and they didn't have as much funds to feed the black hole. Is this the money the top management got their bonuses from? Just asking...
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  2878. I think I am getting it now. While other companies work on a product and then throw it on the market to be used, Musk keeps promising features he dreams about in his feverish dreams, and then fails to deliver, again and again, just ramping up market value of his overrated stock. The implosion will come like a surprise, proving once again that nobody is too big to fail. Amazon also starts getting the illness of the market saturation so they are looking where to get more money out of the customers for a constant growth. But nothing can grow to infinity. Has your Prime increased already, if you don't want to see ads in streaming?
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  2879. Before reaching 2 minutes my impression is that some make music for the love of music and others for money and fame. Studios have it calculated what the majority listener wants and keep using similar formula over and over. Sometimes somebody uses a new thing, like women frying their voice and suddenly every other pop singer does it if it stuck before. And then we have Bjork.
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  2880. Structurally appropriate dog... not pugs then? And all those breeds with severely deformed faces (at least faces), with bulging eyes that rarely close properly, tongue not fitting into shrunk mouth, having issues with skin, eyes, breathing... Even if people clean their skin properly, they cannot close their eyes so the eyes don't dry, or breathe for them.
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  2881.  @vinojsagar5007  RuSSia is not winning, let's put it this way. The rich and influential world stands with Ukraine. You know that joke how Pootin summons Stalin's spirit after 10 days of recent incursion into Kursk? Stalin asks: what's up, comrade? and Pootin complains: Nazis are in Kursk. What should I do? And Stalin nonchalantly replies: That's easy! Do what I did in 1943: ask America for help and send the best Ukrainians to the front! I hope you get the picture.
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  2882.  @giltee626  not even liking a post on social media that disagrees with the official state propaganda. Is the father of then 12 yo girl who drew a peace promoting picture at school still in jail and the girl in social services brainwashing her with patriotism?
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  2883. I don't know, it doesn't look like it did much damage there. Were they shooting on the drone before it dropped the grenade?
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  2884. Also, being in denial of reality is not wokeness. This term got hijacked by the ig,norant right wing to mock those conscious humans they disagreed with. Sad turn of events.
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  2885.  @Baebon6259  possibly yes, that still doesn't mean social media messages have any merit. Did you see that hysteria when Japan released treated Fukushima waste water to the sea? That exactly after 12 or so years, tritium having a half life of 11 years. Chinese went berserk with salt and ditching perfectly fine Japanese seafood, ignoring the fact their own govt releases far more pollutants into their seas. That was OK, just not the Japanese.
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  2886. Another my comment on this topic went missing. Youtube sucks!
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  2887. Could be, but where there is no demand, there is no supply. It goes both ways, each to their own.
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  2888. breeding puppies costs money. If they are left with no income for producing puppies, they will stop producing puppies.  @ChazOfHonor 
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  2889. Hearing Americans complaining about inflation...folks, go to RuSSia. Interest rate 21% now, possibly going to 23 or oeven 25 in December... and it will get worse. Stop wasting money on takeaways, lip fillers and manicures, cheap crap from Temu... buy things that last and take control over your eating habits. You might not be able to buy a house anytime soon, but being debt free is a win of its own. I don't remember when I bought a cup of coffee, always making my own, for pennies. Eating out? Not every week, neither every month. Cooking at home or having ready meals for work. The most expensive I fork out for is £3, usually less. Hearing folks bitching that Mac costs them £20... LMAO. Haven't been there for years either, neither when fries were for £1 or something. Junk.
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  2890. 1. you control what you put in it, not the industry. 2. you make it the way you like it or that suits your dietary restrictions if you have any. 3. when baking at home - you make it smell great. That won't happen if you pull the biscuits out of the box. And don't let me start on bread! 4. chips from the oven are crispy, not soggy like from the take-away. 5. you control the portion size, not the ready meal decided it for you.
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  2891. Yeah, I saw your face among those others on that video today. Honey? Just the name sounds suspicious. More like a Hone trap. Never used that extension. I go and manually seek rather the brand's own web site. That way I saved at least 20% from what they traded on scamazon on my latest purchase of a particular product. I sometimes seek coupon codes and they mostly don't work. Dunno how they can publish that last used just a few hours ago. Was it another such extension feeding back to the coupon website, regardless of whether it worked or not? At least I guess they paid you ine-off sum for the sponsorship?
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  2892. Israel submitting complaints to the UN? The same UN they forbid entering Gaza documenting their crimes, the same UN they ignored when illegally expanding territories for decades? You couldn't make it up LOL
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  2893. How do these data removal services remove my data from the black market, sold in batches, obtained by illegal hacking? They won't. Black market will wipe its a$$ with their legal letters. Waste of money. Your data is out there and there will be more of it. Legal companies trading my data is my least worry.
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  2894. Sorry for my input, when reading/hearing how one poor soldier is going to have 10 toes amputated, I couldn't not ask a question: how many more has he left?
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  2895. Biden overcame stuttering. Trump never developed a vocabulary above 10 year of age.
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  2896. I guess those women 'work' for a few pennies, as those who pay them might no have much themselves. The girl at the end was probably fatening up her dinner a few weeks down the line. Life can get desperate.
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  2897.  @delanoscorpio9652  "what should Russia really do with Kyiv" take over the entire Ukraine as it originally aimed to. Kadyrov is still dreaming about assassinating Zelensky.
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  2898. Just started watching and thinking: a real drug baron will want to remain anonymous and undetected. He would want to be like a myth, not a real person. This clown needs revenue from youtube, because RuSSians have ever deeper into the pocket and resort to traditsionnaya vodka more than anything.
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  2899. Trump sacrificed Afghanistan to Taliban. Now Trump sacrificed USA to RuSSia. Ukraine will win, Europe and the remaining sane world will make sure for RuSSia to lose.
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  2900. just browse from Brave. If youtube catches up with the script, in a few hours after update and clearing cache, you are free to watch without ads and without premium. One can always support the creator externally and I did that. Youtube got nothing from that.
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  2901. Johnny Somali did that?
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  2902. To the women killed in Lyman, there certainly many were, but many women fled the country at the beginning of the war; mostly older population remained in their ruined homes as they had nowhere to go and weren't young enough to adapt to live elsewhere. So the soldier might be exaggerating to look interesting.
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  2903. 13:14 ROFL!
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  2904. Looks like Tate brothers have a competition in their Real world you can hold a share of future in... All I can see is that those who paid now to have it, will be haunted by guilt for the rest of their lives (will have a share in the future of it) when they realise how stupid they were pretty soon.
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  2905. Right, how about FEDs going after someone who is stealing your privacy?
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  2906. Just today I did %temp% into the search bar below and chose all, then skipping what couldn't be deleted. I didn't have as many to clean up, I do it from time to time, on my Win10.
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  2907. Clearly an act of terrorism, since 2014.
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  2908. That man, for not seeling a daylight for months and being in the cell (would be underfed, unshaved with limited grooming, or head shaved by the prison service), he looked well fed and with a good skin colour. This is not what a neglected and potentially tortured prisoner looks like.
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  2909. I don't get the Maths. You think you couldd live from that amount you pay now per year, a year in the future after you retire, that you complain you pay in more years than you will keep getting your pension? Do your Maths again, folks.
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  2910.  @Bob-of-Zoid  thanks for your input. That Asus has some empty slor on the side, like if som sort of a card was going into it. It always was empty and will need a bit of a cleaning, cluttered with dust. I cleaned and repasted its heatsink inside, and yes, I have used an ssd in it, too.
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  2911. I guess those brands that remain open are losing more as they have to pay the staff being there? Am I right? Those closed ones don't have these expenses (unless they pay their staff staying at home). What's the point remaining open without customers coming in? Are they hoping for a miracle?
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  2912.  @ВалериС-б7э  I am not sure how common the air conditioners are in Russian homes? Do you have any stats, in comparison to other temperate areas like Spain?
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  2913.  @pilot60-287  you need to say full 'air conditioner', or it gives an impression you talk about some hair conditioners or other conditioners...
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  2914. Majority don't want Recall, yet it is going to be rolled out. At least this time it is an opt in. Let's hope it will stay like that! Just how they are going to merge two mutually exclusive proposals, that the computer will remember FOREVER what you saw on your screen, but only dedicate some 25GB storage for it, or only using a local one, which is inherently limited? Someone explain it to me.
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  2915. It is Fox, it must be true LOL
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  2916. I don't do Spotify, but I understand its two faces. Having an unlimited access to unlimited amount of music of many genres 24/7 the monthly fee is a good value. For having an access to just a few albums over decades, it isn't a good value. You have to make a choice that fits you the best. I listen to the free radio or play my old stuff from time to time, paying nothing to nobody, occasionally buying some stuff on Amazon.
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  2917. What would happen if you were a bit more honest and announced a sponsor, instead of sneaking it into the content, like you did? It is so annoying and I skip it, very unlikely purchasing it. I would skip it anyway, but at least I wouldn't get annoyed. When I get too annoyed, I blacklist a channel. And I believe I am not the only one. Announcing a sponsor beforehand is honest and transparent, a quality in such a short supply nowadays. We aren't some brainless sheep here, that if we see an ad we run and buy the stuff.
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  2918. When his ego gets deflated, knowing he is broke and cannot pay his way out of consequences, that also has an impact on mental stability... and he has to stand there and talk talk talk... anything that crosses his mind, even changing a word half way... covfefe 😂
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  2919. How do you reshape the skull features back? That also changes in time, not just the skin.
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  2920. I am losing illusions about Blinken. He used to sound like a reasonable official, but his ambiguous language and that Israel stole another piece of West Bank land on his visit to Israel, I don't respect Blinken anymore.
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  2921.  @Tvjunkieful12  good point. Maybe we need a law that will regulate what media can publish about alleged crimes that likely have multiple victims and rely mostly on on the word of mouth. But then it could be other media out there who would pick it up, outside of our jurisdiction. Justice is vulnerable one way or another.
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  2922. Does anybody think about that courts are overwhelmed due to increased crime rate, prisons are filling up and expensive to run (by the tax payer), police stations cannot cope with this rise in criminality... Not saying it is OK, just think about what hot potato have the poverty and desperation become.
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  2923. Don't worry, haven't even considered buying any apple product in my life, blocking channels made by AI (those I notice) and escaoing to Linux from AI ridden Windows, thanks to the chatbot (mistakenly called AI for some reason), helping me to understand and troubleshoot things computer, as I have no formal background in computing. The technology is a good servant but a bad boss.
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  2924. Something is telling me they are moving towards the cinema style media. You pay, see it once and if you wpant to see it again, you have to pay again. If they don't want you to see it, it simply isn't on menu anymore.
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  2925. 4:50 ...impose tariffs on China electric vehicles... who gave the keyboard to that person writing this?
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  2926. Putin says everything goes according to plan. Well: not overthrowing the Ukrainian government, not taking Kyiv or Kharkiv, not denazifying Ukraine, they even alienated Israel with fabricated claims, he said that EU is hurting itself by wanting to end its need for Russian oil or gas... why would he be concerned about the losses of the EU, if it didn't mean losses for him? Was that his plan also? Now begging his allies for a military help. I don't even believe Lukashenko will send his troops to Ukraine. They may as well switch into helping Ukraine instead and he does not want to arm his civilians because they will most likely turn against him. They are just waiting for it. So here we see an empty rhetoric of the losers that are slowly realising they are losers.
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  2927. Indeed. RuSSia has been taking advantage of the abundant natural resources, sitting back with their feet on the table, and extremely corrupt at that. Like leeches, screwing each other. The old soviet 'communist' credo was: if you don't steal you are depriving yourself and your family. My home country was influenced by that mentality and still suffers, 30 years later after the collapse of the USSR. And now the tzar wants it all back. 5he cold war was a bit different, there was investment into the space programs, but their recent attack on the Moon (as you cannot call it anything else) was just a propaganda show off, not a genuine space program that needs investment, dedication, transparency to a degree and years and years of focus. You cannot just take almost abandoned project, rush some money through its rusty pipes to remind the natin their past glory under the current situation of a failed 3 day special military failure, and expect it to deliver.
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  2928. I haven't even watched it, after watching the original content yesterday. I am here just for the comments, not expecting to hear anything new here LOL.
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  2929.  @stunstar4553  He is a more useful patriot alive than killed by the establishment.
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  2930. Cybertruck looks like someone raided a school kitchen and took their countetops apart.
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  2931. Free speech doesn't mean fabricating lies in advance and skewing facts to push forward your crooked agenda, like Cruella did. Free speech also comes with consequences for inciting hatred and knowingly spreading lies. It is the responsibility part that gammons chronically don't understand.
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  2932. Need to get my head around the note that more matter is outside of the galaxies than inside them. I need to wrap my head around the fact how vast the space is between galaxies themselves that it contains more matter than themselves. Just imagine the distance to our nearest star (4 light years) and that we will probably never reach it within one human life from departure to the arrival (limitations of physics vs living body). And that the diameter of our galaxy is about 26,000x that. And that an average distance between two galaxies is 2,745,000x that. Although, I guess some of that matter outside the galaxies is dark matter... CERN seems to claim that as the universe expands, the effect of dark matter isn't affected, i.e. like if it kept being 'created' along the expanding universe?
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  2933. Just now when Trump serves Kremlin, RuSSists might get a boost. Morale boost they already got.
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  2934. I hate those short vidos. They often hyper up the thumbnail and I actually don't see much. And those who leave the mesage open, that I need to watch them what it was about, those won't get seen. I refuse, out of a principle. Not many catch my eye on fakebook, never installed tiktok, no longer go on twitter (it ceased to exist) and on Insta I rarely go there. Youtube sometimes gets me watch some, often just reading the statements rather... it doesn't have the power to lure me into a rabbit hole, I have blocked a few channels already and keep doing so. I am quite picky and spot a BS prett quickly. I don't have time and interest in BS.
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  2935. One must be very careful these days to know what to click on and download. The ads are everywhere and many contain malware. I have saved myself of trouble by sandboxing downloads of two pieces of software and sifting it through virustotal. One was a trojan.
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  2936. Nukes are a stupid argument. Even desperate Pootin isn't going to use them and it is obvious UA wouldn't use them either. So what deterrent is it?
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  2937. Stockton wanted to enter history as the one breaking the rules. The bastard delivered on more than one level.
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  2938. Skin has no way to sense how much oil is on it from outside, so it WON'T compensate by producing more oil. That is driven by genetics and hormones. Just moisturisers or conditioners contain mattifying effect that makes the oiliness less apparent. So it is a myth what you are saying here.
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  2939. Plus, those recordings of Israeli people, how they want to raise Gaza to the ground and turn it into dust, those didn't make it to you (in relevance to how Muslims call for death of Jews)? The hate there is mutual, but there has been one side that has been causing injustice for over 75 years, while the other has been making temporary blasts against it. Yet the West tends to stand on the side of the oppressor here - the Israel. When oppressed people in Myanmar threw stones against the military - they were deemed as heroes. When Hong-Kong people threw stones against the CCP regime a couple years back - they were praised as heroes. When Palestinian kids threw stones against the Israeli occupants within the Palestinian territory (or what remained of it after years of oppression and shrinking), they are called terrorists, and were taken out of their homes and kept in detention centers in Israel. Both Jews and Muslims in the area are the victims of the Western interest in controlling that area since late 1800s and that has been going on for the past 150 years. Before that, Muslims and Jews were friends, living in peace, a Rabbi said on Al Jazeera, they used to bedsit each other kids back then. Beware of what propaganda you follow, folks.
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  2940. Just thinking: what would happen in nature without human intervention, like removing the infested tree material? If given enough time a beetle predator would come and restore the balance.
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  2941. Comparing UA and Afghanistan has other factors. UA is more densely populated so greater damages. It is also a more open country whereas Afghanistan has a difficult terrain to conquer. So even if with less resources and their equipment being more primitive in the 80s in comparison to USSR, chasing the mujahideens in mountains, or even hiding in tunnels not clearly visible on the first sight isn't the same as flat shelling UA forces on exposed fields or forests.
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  2942. Political neutrality means being a mattress, or even laundrette, for dirty money from worldwide. Morally indefensible.
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  2943. Scamazon going down.. hope Bezos will cherish his special moment being close to Trump on his inauguration. So privileged 😂
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  2944. It can be either way. People can be scared coming forward, but if there was another victim and seeing the star wasn't going to face consequences for their threatening behaviour (if the story is true) they pulled themselves together and came forward. Or it could be as you suspect, just to keep the story alive for a while and then already having a plan how to make it go away into a thin air. I'll get some popcorn..,
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  2945. LOL What horrors? You mean not having a WC at home? Going to shit outside? Those Russian soldata were quite puzzled when they saw WC in Ukrainian homes, stole the porcelain and placed it at home, without sewage. They certainly were kings in their villages though. LOL. The same for washing machines. But don't worry, Putin will soon take the electronics out so he can fit it into the missiles.
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  2946. The simple fact someone found the courage and take a leap into the unknown indicates they have certain traits. Is it elitist? I don't know. But I think in majority cases the Linux zealots just want the same independence for others, to bring them up to their level, not looking down at them and wanting to keep them there.
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  2947. Ozempic isn't a silver bullet. It comes with side effects, often serious or life threatening even. The best approach is to educate public about healthier eating and exercising, so they don't need to fork out fortunes to fix bad choices. With lowering price, without ramping up production, Ozempic will be even rarer commodity than it is now, often missing on the market for diabetics who truly rely on it, not just those having money and few extra kilos of body weight. This society is so wrong.
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  2948. The same as vegans 😆
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  2949. Why do we think that what we produce in the accellerator has never happened elsewhere in the universe since the big bang? And I wonder how they verify that the temperature was really 7 trillion K. Howcan this be measured?
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  2950. How much electricity did the guy spend for those 30 minutes earning 15 cents? Is the taxpayer subsidising his living cosrs? Should the treasury (or equivalent) get involved in finances of this company?
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  2951. I will disagree on one detail: to erase any trace of the scam attempt without doing anything. At least take a screenshot, if it was by a text, and share it on social media as a scam. It will make rounds and warn others. Or describe your story and how not to get caught. Just spread the word. Prevention better than cure. This video has got just over 1k views in one year. If the scammers contact 1000 unsuspecting but clever people, their message will reach more pairs of eyes as a warning.
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  2952. Humans are still animals. Fighting for territories, resources, influence, competing for the opposite sex, fearing foreigners with different appearance or customs... sometimes killing their own offspring.
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  2953. You mean in Moscow? because this dude rarely goes anywhere. Probably having no money left to go anywhere else, with inflation nearing 20% ... how much debt has he taken on his credit card? I have heard banks are throwing money they cannot afford on RuSSian folks who cannot afford loans... Big crunch is coming on RuSSian economy.
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  2954.  @BGtravels  I am neither but I know BS when I see it. One doesn't need a degree for it. Previously he posted another video, from Moscow's supermaket again: What sanctions? He is a propaganda shill. This is not how sanctions are demonstrated, especially in a flagship cities to fool idiots coming to see 'Russia'. This summer the govt forked out billions Rubble for culture in Moscow, free of charge for plebs. Bread and circus, like in Rome before its collapse, so the plebs doesn't see the abyss they are going into. I am not crazy, this is the RuSSian reality and Russel is trying to survive by deceiving his audience, instead of packing up and leaving for a better life elsewhere like many others who disagred with this massive crime. Just a propaganda shill, showing one Moscow's supermarket after another, calling it travelling LMAO.
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  2955. ... increasing monetisation of public Ukrainian assets ... be careful about that one. Britain increased monetisation of its previously public assets by making them private, like water supply, and what we have seen was siphoning of billions to the overseas, while accruing billions of debt within the services, now asking up to pay 50% more for what these crooks failed to improve over 40 years. Now a private equity is rubbing hands in a vision of getting Thames water, and we know what happens with companies under private equity management.
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  2956. Another thing: if guys try to impress a girl above their means, they are most likely going to get a gold digger. She will not stay with them if they fall into difficulties. And maintaining a high lifestyle can be draining. Get back to Earth and find somebody who don't mind where you are as long as they are with you there. You can build a classy life together.
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  2957. This isn't a trouble with chicken. It is the trouble of corporations running the circus (politics).
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  2958. Sukhoi is now mokroi.
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  2959. Question: what clothhes you need for +40C?
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  2960. Listened to a psychiatrist youtuber the other day and my take of that, applied on this topic is, that music works with emotions. As we grow older, we conrol emotions better, we get more settled inside, more content with the world. We don't have that urge to shout into the world how we feel, in general. I have always been creative, visually. I started to be more creative little before 40s and carry on, making greeting cards and appreciating art all around. There are different forms of crativity and some will pick up an inspiration later once more. One cannot keep producing the top material on and on.
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  2961. Under the censorship and oppression, it appears that RuSSian people have developed a special talent for diplomatic answers to uncomfortable questions.
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  2962. About £100bn of that package got lost in fraudulent loans, dysfunctional test and trace, failed PPE contracts, and what not. This is the billions the little PM decided NOT to recover, which found the way into the pockets of their donors and whatnot, and which we are going to pay for years to come. Not them, we will. They claim expenses on everything on top of their over £80k salary and other whatnot side activities. Sunak is richer than the King and pays a lower tax on his income than Starmer does, earning 10x less than Sunak.
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  2963. I don't know about economy, but I know that you got paid by a misleading campaign which will NOT remove, or help remove, your personal data from internet. Far from that. Another bites the dust.
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  2964. And one more thought: Putin doesn't want millions people to starve. He is blackmailing that they will starve if his conditions aren't met. He wants his conditions met more than making millions starving, also in countries so far 'enjoying' the influence of Wagners. But we cannot give in into his demands and very BIG kudos to Zelensky for using Kremlin's threat to target their ships. Insurance companies will not cover those ships and the RuSSian industry will suffer as a result too. Ukrainians chose the right man for his position in 2019.
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  2965. Musk is a crook. He is an amplifier of RuSSian propaganda, he never expressed support for Ukraine, but all RuSSian propagandists have a free ride on his social platform (the one banned in RuSSia for general citizens). He supports Russel Brand, too. Putin expressed his admiration for Musk and you know who he is by that, if you didn't yet. Musk turned a successful public worldwide platform into a failing private club of right wing extremists. Fcuk X, Fcuk Musk.
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  2966. What this weekend will bring? If The Cruella let it be, it would be like all the other weekends - peaceful with a very few arrests, far lower rate than after a football match with far less people around. SHE is the reason for extremists getting agitated and getting into the streets. SHE is to blame if something happens the next weekend. Her big mouth, disproportionally bigger for her undeveloped cranial area is the reason.
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  2967. Miscalculation of Israel was its entire agenda from the beginning, that it would succeed in its ultimate goal and get away with it.
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  2968. On the side note: the amount of people, especially women, frying their voices is staggering. Americans are so typical for it nowadays. Something in their accent makes them dragging their voices too low. Gone are the days when media presenters had voice training and it was pleasant to listen to them.
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  2969. I see this channel is a safe heaven for RuSShist propagandists. Nobody knows exactly what happened, but everybody has it all clear that Zelensky is evil, has a regime, etc, exactly projecting the Kremlin's status on Ukraine. When Prigozhin was coming closer to Moscow, all those in power suddenly ran away, including Putin, airplanes switched off systems so they couldn't be traced. When the orcs were closing up on Kyiv and Zelensky got an offer to flee by the west, he stood his ground and asked for ammo, not a ride. He also visited troops near the frontline, whereas Kremlin's cargoyle sends out his double wherever he needs to meet public. Now Girkin got arrested, for all his service in Donbas since 2014, because he spoke truth. Surovikin went missing, probably having his rear opened with a vodka bottle on regular basis. Political prisoners have much harsher lives in RuSSina prisons than murderers. Murderers get pardoned and rewarded.
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  2970.  @harukrentz435  I am not crying, I find it entertaining. Even a Czech president said nonsense on the recent NATO summit. RuSShist trolls can wear their fingers off on their keyboards, Ukraine is going to win this war.
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  2971. I will correct you a bit: they fight for their country and our countries, also for their freedom and our freedom, too. If Ukraine fails other countries in Europe will be the next target.
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  2972. Massive youtuber? Been on youtube since 2014, not sure I've heard of him, ever... probably training the algorithms well.
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  2973. RuSSia will soon have 10x that. Be thankful, folks.
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  2974. I said it elsewhere and I repeat it here: Alex Jones is even worse actor than Amber Heard.
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  2975. I don't drink a Coke brand (plenty cheaper alternatives in supermarkets, I don't taste the difference), I filter ads wherever possible, I often make a purchase online as a guest, not bothered with creating an account...Why would I want to create an account HERE? Blah!
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  2976. Cannot AI do it these days? We have trained it on these exercises.
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  2977.  @samb92340  yep, it is more of a placebo. There are other options like masking your real phone number from spam calls (not working retrospectively), for internet content there are adblocks. And when your school or hospital database gets hacked (and it does), these services are worthless as they cannot reach the dark market or dark web. Just a plaster over a tumour that needs a different approach. These services definitely do NOT remove your personal data from the whole internet, only from some data brokers and most of that data is harmless for just marketing purposes. Imagine you pay for such a service to prevent identity fraud, just to have your identity stolen by other means. Not falling for it.
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  2978. I don't know my level of intelligence but despite having literally no friends, if I don't count those from the past we now keep in touch with each other from a distance, I am not that lonely. I make myself a great company. I like th3 peace in my home, exercise at home, attend a garden, have creative hobbies and interact on social media at my convenience. I cannot complain. Life is good.
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  2979. Re: Bakhmut supply: how are those tunnels UA built and were supplying their units before the orcs progressed further a couple weeks ago?
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  2980. That quote is misleading. It should say: Manjaro is free... if your time is worthless. It doesn't apply to all Linux.
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  2981. To the topic, like if those covering up this poisoning lived on some alternative planet or something?
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  2982. It appears the greatest tsrrorist in the ME Is ISSrael. Terrorising their fellow Semites, aka Palestinians, for over 3/4 of a century and seeing no end to it. ISSrael even helped creaing Hamas and kept it in power to prevent the two-state solution. Why ISSrael has been allowed with impunity what RuSSia hasn't, is almost a mystery to me. I say almost, following the money and neocolonialism trail.
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  2983. Why is Skabayeva so often pictured like a Pingu making his voice heard?
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  2984. Kim must be aware thar RuSSia has many windows of various sizes to fall from, if sudden needs come for Kremlin. People with integrity generally don't do well in such conditions.
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  2985. I just clicked on this to thumb it down for a clickbait and misleading title. Enjoy. Not watching a single advert either.
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  2986.  @alahatzaifat1872  you answered your own question. Do you still have apples inside after you ate them yesterday? Or did you digest them and utilised individual molecules for your biology?
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  2987. You probably need a week to get to the full keto state... and it is a very restrictive diet so I wouldn't recommend it, unless it is the last resort after everything else failed. Keto is just another fad very popular nowadays, a sort of Atkins diet that was here decades ago. Most weight lost during keto at the beginning is water and glycogen binding water on itself in muscles. Misleading result.
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  2988.  @SteinOnkel  There is more to the diet and metabolic disorders than just macros. People often forget that, always happy to jump to the oversimplified fads that make rounds in media.
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  2989. Leo, you left out a classic scam of spoofing. Even a phone number (or email address) the recipient knows can be a scammer.
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  2990. Overall, what goes up, must come down. Like if history didn't teach us enough about the economic growth bubble and prosperity, then followed by crash and struggle. On and on and on the circle goes and it gets harsher when the figures are just made up on the paper and driven by corruption and lies, like the Chinese real estate Ponzi scheme. Or artificially inflated local economic figures so the corrupt local governments can get central government subsidies. Many of these local governments are on the brink of bankruptsy unable to fulfill their obligations. And it went as far as people's savings converted into bonds without their consent.
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  2991. One thing I want to give credit to Faux News is they haven't used that subliminal manipulation of audience by showing Biden grumpy and Trump happy. They did it the other way round. Before the last UK elections, the tabloids kept showing Labour in rather grim monochrome images and the Cons in joyful colourful schemes. Beware folks.
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  2992. That is complicated. If your industry was harmed by a competition, would you just give up your industry or fight back?
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  2993. Not sure I understand it right. This wasn't a problem of open vs closed source. It was a problem of a patient and long time social engineering that resulted in entrusting and giving editorial access to a bunch of probably Chinese operators who were able to make changes. You could still have the same issue with a recent ex Microsoft employee doing the same. The reasons could be obvious, as similar thing (revenge to the previous employer) happened multiple times when the person messed up the company's computer systems and databases. Microsoft periodically issues updates that weren't thoroughly tested and make computers of some users crash. And what was the issue earlier this year when many MS users couldn't update windows without expanding their recovery partition, me included? Imagine a pensioner with no pc skills ending up with vulnerable system, or paying to some software engineer to fix the Microsoft's shortcomings! My impression here is that you don't seem to know much about Linux and you aren't up to date with Microsoft either.
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  2994. I have a Win11 license, two actually, but use actively exact none. One came with a laptop I bought and swapped nvme for a brand new one, 4x the capacity and installed Linux. The other one I bought as an OEM license for under £20 and never needed to activate on my on the go Win 11 pro usb I plan to use for rare cases when LMDE Linux won't suffice. I found a free code to upgrade the downloaded free Home version to Pro for a better customisation. If I had to activate the license I will, no problem. So far I am still setting Win11 pro up and will clone it as a backup system if it went rogue. In the meantime Linux gave me back my old Vista laptop for basic use. It is unforgivable at what rate Microsoft makes still fine computers obsolete. Not participating in this robbery. Linux has it, Linux has it.
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  2995. Not a huge fan of EVs as they are currently, but the shortage of trained staff to service/repair them can surely be fixed in a few years? That cannot be an argument against EVs, or any novelty product. Some things in life follow other things, in a logic sequence, not in the opposite scenario: having an army of trained mechanics with just a few EV cars on the market. A lot of problems will emerge with using the product that cannot be mass trained for in advance. Take it as a bumpy start over which we might laugh in the future... Even a kiddo falls countless times before it can run.
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  2996. I don't know your overall diet, Artur, but depression often goes hand in hand with a poor diet. If you are regular at Mac, their junk is disease promoting, on various levels, including low level chronic inflammation, which can impact mental health over time. The more people eath this junk, the less they fit in healthy fruits and veggies, omega-3 (anti-inflammatory), etc. Regular eating of this junk has been linked with a decrease in IQ levels, too.
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  2997. I enjoy Halloween decorations - on other people's properties. They pay for it, they display it, they have to clean it up. Haven't bought anything for years, if ever. Not even sweets, not even a pumpkin. Don't need the little critters bothering me at my door when I cook a potion with my black cat, or one of them can find it into the steaming pot, too!
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  2998. America would be great without MAGA. And the majority of the $61bn is going to upgrade the US military, not to Ukraine. Ukraine is going to get the old stuff the decommissioning of which would also cost a lot of money. MTG is as antiamerican as she can be.
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  2999. Dawkins is a disappointment... I didn't know he was this delusional. Greening Mars? Maybe like Chinese do it, spraying dead trees and dry grass, even hills and rocks, with toxic green paint, which then washes away into the waterways after it starts raining again. Check out sepentza videos from like a year ago. Mars cannot be greened, unless you wrap it up in a tansparent cover... who is going to deliver millions tons of acrylate or similar material there? Idiots even among highly educated scientists. Or is Dawkins getting senile? Or getting paid by Felon to say this nonsense? My mind is blown away over this ignorance. I knew I was in for a treat when I saw the title. Work hard and you can afford 50% suicide mission LMAO... Let him go first!
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  3000. Are you saying LV and Laboutin have red soles.... haven't they sued each other yet or what am I missing?
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  3001. Someone else re-uploaded it already and I watched all of it. Copyright infringement doesn't qualify here as Mark is not using their scheme to make copies of their apparatus for profit. He just figured out how it works and shared part of it with the audience. If anyone could file for a copyright, it would be the licence holder for the record that played at the end. Sounds like a fine music, I could listen to it. If there is a patent, patents are publicly available, so others don't use the same idea for their own profit. Whoever came first licks the cream.
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  3002. Used to live, work and study in London. I liked it there. Then I graduated and found a job some 200 miles away, in a town on a farmland. No regrets. Visiting London since ten I din't understand what I liked on it. Noise, pollution, buildings with ugly graffitti cramped on each other, traffic jams. Ought to add that outside of London the living is affordable. I would never afford to have in London what I have here now. As I said: no regrets. Life is elsewhere, too.
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  3003. Doesn't that mean the sanitation is a thing there?
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  3004. Not wanting to offend anyone but the chance of voting for Trump is inversely proportional to the amount of teeth in one's mouth. And I don't mean the 'wisdom' teeth at all.
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  3005. They just recently had elections LOL... 70k confused brains is nothing. It was the previous govts in Czechia that led to this energy crisis in the country. They did some dodgy deals in the past. This govt has nothing to do with it. How many of these fools still speak RuSSian? They seem to have a very short memory... They still have their homes standing intact...
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  3006. Typical whataboutism from the senator. My question is: Why did Trump's trials take so long? He should have been in prison himself by now. Either way, I suspect that a factor for Dem's election demise was their Zionism and support of genocide. I would stay home and not vote if I was an American, too. Trump didn't get much more votes now than in 2020. Democrats got less. There you have it, folks.
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  3007. To cancel Netflix or Sky those people would firstly need to afford it beforehand, and those who are the most relevant actually never had it. So there you go. People like these privileged ones are forming our policies. It is obvious they have no idea about the real struggle of those at the bottom... what if they didn't need those extra £20... you bloody bet they did, do and will do, x-times more than that!
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  3008. where did he say he was from? I cannot decipher it.
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  3009. In RuSSia planes crash as a result of the actions of their 'president'. In the US the planes crash as a result of the actions of their president. Starting to see a pattern here.
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  3010. Like Arabs hoped to build a self sustainable strip town in a desert, so this super rich loonatic is trying to remain relevant by inventing ever ridiculous concepts. What happened to the hyperloop? Will we ever colonise Mars? And why at all? Use your money to buy learning tools to kids in the schools so teachers don't have to subsidise the education of public from their own salaries. Feed those kids so they don't start the day hungry. But not by the travesty called Lunchables FFS! Secure them food you would feed your own child, if you cared at all.
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  3011. For an outsider, America is now seen as a joke also because despite the majority of democrats want to stop arming Is.rael, Joey keeps sending them money and a.mmo to k-il-l innocent civilians. Whoever learned some history and how Is.rael actually approved and propped up H.amas for decades against secular and more moderate counterpart, must be doing a facepalm every 5 minutes. I cleverly copied this comment before posting it and checked whether it was still present. It disappeared. I am blocking this channel. Not happy with this cen.sorship.
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  3012. To be fair, have you seen the Indian trains with Indian people almost like glued to the exterior? Well, it isn't a high speed, but much worse than in China. And the trains in Britain also aren't to be envied. Expensive, frequent cancellations, crowded at peak time... also the queues in the London underground can be pretty unpleasant as I remember it from my time there.
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  3013. Seeing Forbes mag in hands of one... Forbes is a detection medium for fraudsters. Amost everyone who they put on their pages ended up in jail for some sort of fraud. So if your face appears on Forbes by chance, authorities are already going after you. LOL. An average free living survival rate before the arrest is about 6 months.
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  3014. That coffee for $26... unless she was disabled, she deserves that. Where was she working? In a den with chains around her neck? Every office person needs to lift their butt from the chair and walk do the caff nearby and buy their own coffee. It will benefit their health as well as wallet. Or bring one in a flask to work, like I do when I don't know whether I will have a chance for one but caffeine rules my life. Costs pennies, literally.
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  3015. What a job. I just hope veracrypt won't have such an issue like the recent XZ backdoor threat. Anything is possible in the virtual world, it seems.
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  3016. I am glad to see your face on Rumble, but not your account. Do You have it there? I am not subscribed but I saw many of your videos on YT and this also got recommended and I referenced you elsewhere, too. Maybe the title made it.
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  3017. Vanity instanity. Imagine how lost these people are, spending so much time browsing worthless content, dreaming about unrealistic figures and features, spend fortunes (often which they don't have so end up in debt), just to find out it didn't work and they ended up worse than they started: financially, emotionally, physically, mentally. Instead of doing something that would make them happy and saw a result of it, something simple, they spend years and years in dreaming about perfection that doesn't exist. The one who needs the least has the most.
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  3018. What this draft means is that RuSSians haven't learned their lessons when they keep pushing for the quantity over quality. And they are fighting an illegitimate war. The whole world sees it, even some of their allies are putting hands off them. Having a forced manpower is one thing, having other necessary resources for a successful operation is another. Drones from Iran, missiles from North Korea (what happened with the requested 100k NK soldiers???)... some footage showed Chinese trucks pouring to Ukraine... good for Ukrainians. After half a year of struggle they will finally have some Chinese for dinner!
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  3019. Civilised world is democratic and with free speech. Nothing of this kind is in Isr.ael nowadays. Civilised people don't disposess others of their homes for some two millennia old fairy tales, or ethnocentric aspirations.
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  3020. Religion is a great tool to control masses. If you believe in talking donkeys, Trump will make you believe in anything. He is basically trying to appeal to those who already endorse him. Just ignore that part where Jesus asks you to feed the poor. That is a communism. 😂
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  3021. 26:15 Most powerful. Yes, for now. Wealthiest? In what measure? GDP per capita, adjusted for purchasing power parity is lower in the US than is in several other countries, like Luxembourg, or Singapore, Ireland and Qatar. You should stop measuring the economy by how the rich are doing. It has no value for the majority of citizens struggling for cash and buying groceries on credit card, debt growing every month. A country, where millions go bankrupt from medical bills, isn't really rich.
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  3022. Pie. LMAO... I see this is a month old. Now when the news broke out about Honey... you have sold your soul to a devil, man. Nothing is free. You participate in your own demise. Never installed any of these, sound dodgy AF, and even that one e-voucher I had for a while, not using it, has been out of my system for a while. Also learning how dozens of browser extensions got a data harvesting malware injected recently... no thanks. And when I say I didn't have Honey, I also don't make purchases via affiliate links. I seek a better value and coupons by myself, and avoid scamazon, buying via brands' own websites wherever possible, often geting a better deal and a guarantee of a genuine product. Are you also promoting deleteme? Be warned LOL.
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  3023. That nuke in the orbit - RuSSia would harm its own satellites. Treat these news like those nuke news that came every time when the West provided new capabilities to Ukraine. Just smoke and mirror tactics. Putin is getting desperate, with the worsening situation at home and the US likely approving new aid package to Ukraine.
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  3024. There are reports that RuSSians are now robbing RuSSian properties left unattended. Orcs, what can you say... this will destabilise Pootin's grip on power. He already sacked Gerasimov and replaced him with the head of FSB who has no significant military experience - sacking his loyal lapdog and giving the position to a risky person. Every other step Pootin makes gets him in a worse position. Master strategist. Zelensky was a comedian, now he is a serious game. Previously Pootin was a man of power, now he is just a comedian.
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  3025. Roman, don't be sad. People are brainwashed and confused, some with personal vested interest and that forms their behaviour. The Israeli lobby is much much stronger than all those RuSSian trolls combined. And the western world still has colonialist dreams, hence the widespread support of an apartheid state that presents itself as a victim, after a century of atrocities, financed by the west. But people are waking up to the reality, including many Israeli young people. The century of lies and cover up is over. We, sane people, stand with you.
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  3026. ... still burning... but it's OK, we will restore everything ... and RuSSians will pay for it (he ought to add).
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  3027. Salt doesn't really expire. It is the plastic packaging that has a shelf life. Alternatively salt can clump together due to being hygroscopic, making it less attractive to use, unless you have a bunch of ruminants that love licking rock salt.
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  3028. And vaping. Those chemicals are unregulated and anything can be with them. Why inhaling essential oils? It destroys lungs.
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  3029.  @Vanity0666  Yes, but we don't need teenagers addicted to nicotine from vaping, with inflamed lungs and ending up on oxygen for the rest of their life, do we?
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  3030. LOL, I know nothing much about Linux (yet) but I got it. The grandma story was awesome 😂
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  3031. Besides, call me a racist but if somebody with this terrible English gave me a cold call promising unicorns, I would send them where the Sun doesn't shine straight away. I even pick up on Scottish customer services when their accent is too strong. They are covering England, so at least they should choose staff who speaks proper English, especially with customers likely having English not as their first language. There was the time when publicly acting people had to have some language standards. That is long gone.
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  3032. I usually come destroyed like this and hibernate in bed for a couple (or more) hours, often having a nap. Not yesterday. I tried a new recipe for a savoury flapjack. Energized, looking fwd to something. It turned out well. It usually depends on how sleep deprived I am, and for that matter social media don't help. People are often 'destroyed' because they were scrolling til late.
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  3033.  @HansHorst-fu2il  Cool. My old buddy is Wilma. A newer laptop I bought second hand to learn Linux earlier this year is LMDE and I manually partitioned it and installed LMDE and bootloader and everything from scratch, also installed Ubuntu 20.4.6 into a separate partition on the the same nvme (which I also upgraded to 1TB from a quarter of the capacity as it came with Win11 fresh install initially). It was a complicated process but I succeeded and made a disk image backup if it went wrong. I accidentally booted from that backup ssd and so I know it is working as a standalone operating system. My main computer will probably be also LMDE. I firstly struggled with 32 bit distros on the old buddy, then I found out it can handle 64 bit as well, so Wilma (xfce Mint) has it. And yes, it is so satisfying being able to have an alternative from the bully Microsoft or Apple even. They are pushing us into things we don't need or want, so I showed them a big fat middle finger. I still can use Win11 from a usb if I need, but that will be sporadic as I don't inherently need Win exclusive software.
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  3034. Off topic: I very appreciate your videos and relevant info. And as such I am a bit concerned seeing you getting chubby, from the lack of physical activity and sitting around more than is healthy. That spells diabetes, the lifestyle one. Please don't let it happen to you. I have seen my family members perishing one after another. Being young doesn't mean being immune. Teenagers have atherosclerosis from the junk they eat and insulin resistance. Too many IT guys look like they could benefit from small but sustained changes in their lifestyle. You don't need to hit the gym every day for hours, but trimming a bit, by using those muscles, helps a lot in preventing this plague.
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  3035. Never owned an upright vacuum cleaner. Tried it in some households when having a relevant job in the past, nah. Not my thing. Our Henry has even vacuumed between the slabs in the garden pavement before filling the gaps, Miele also served us a few years and still does. I have more flexibility with the hose and taking the end part off to reach into corners than pulling and pushing that monster around, let alone dragging it up or down the stairs. Too expensive, too impractical for average and small size homes. Why people keep buying these vacuumers I don't know.
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  3036. You got it right: they are in it for themselves. F everyone else, we'll get the cream. How they plan for their offspring to live in a dystopian world where anyone wants them dead and many attempts will be made (some with success), I don't know. But they have some myopic vision there.
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  3037. How is this in the EU? EU has a history of forbidding companies screwing up the customers like this. One effective law could stop this trap. Whatever the rules of companies, statutory rights always take precedence. I got a refund for a poorly designed exercise equipment. The law said I determined how I wanted the refund: original payment method, not their store credit with limited time window to claim it, via another purchase. That was years ago and UK is now out of EU and we have self serving bunch of crooks in the govt.
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  3038. Fascinating. In the current digital era, hearing these old sounding cranky signals has its charm. There are expressive individuals behind the mic. The Russian guy even. I picked a few words, nothing important. He even tried English. How much power does it take to keep broadcasting like this?
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  3039. Those trumps live on credit now. They need to keep maintaining their aura of victims so they keep having idiots paying them from what little they have left.
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  3040. How many truly rich people need to keep showing off with their wealth and not aiming to earn more from it? The chance is that if anyone pushes their style and wealth down your throat, they aren't that rich and well off. It is like when stupid brag about their IQ. If you are rich, go and enjoy it. You don't need to capture every second, including on your toilet, and show it to everyone, begging for clicks and sponsorships.
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  3041. Watching this as a non-gamer, hoping to find out what triple A games are and why they are pathetic, but no luck. I am glad I don't do gaming, spared myself of this struggle. I used to play basic HOG and adventure, not action, the recurring story pattern and predictability started to bore me. I have other hobbies now that bring me joy. Creative ones, not being a mere consumer of graphics and frustrated on top of that. At most, freecell or solitaire or mines exercise my brain from the screen. For free 😂.
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  3042.  @frasertones8519  " I mean Trump is GOD and he will have COMPLETE control if re-elected this November." And he has Sharpies! LMAO
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  3043. Don't need to pay to media to see through sensationalism. I paid for a degree that taught me to be sceptical and critical. The widespread sponsorhip by GN starts to feel like sensationalism itself, being pushed down my throat by numerous channels.
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  3044. at least the fruit, you cannot beat the freshest home grown apples from the tree. Speaking about scams... last month I returned an USB key, not trusting it, made in China. But I am happy to use the clear punch pockets, A6 size compartmentalised, I received today, from China. They are sturdy, look of the same quality other companies sell under their logo for 3x the price. I will keep those. Let's use our brains and those people in China are also just humans trying to survive.
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  3045. Birthday month? Bloody hell. I was 40 and didn't even throw a party. Boring. I buy mysef whatever and whenever during the year and it doesn't make me feel any different just because there is some specific day in calendar. I forbid my other half buying me flowers or chocolate. I don't like chocolate and flowers only make a mess when dying. I grow stuff outside to eat. And I am frugal, mending my stuff, even brought a 15 yo laptop back to life. I will never understand these people just forking out fortunes like if there was no tomorrow. Banks pay me for having money in their accounts, not the other way round. Mortgage is the only exception. Geez.
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  3046. The major source of this vitamin is the Sun radiation. In Britain for half a year its intensity is not sufficient for its conversion to the active form and we rely on other sources (those who don't go on holiday in the mid of winter to Spain or similar). Most supplements contain about 5 or 10 mcg. That is just to prevent deficiency symptoms if you are on the low range. And most of us are generally low. This compound has many functions, a lot of which we don't know yet. You can only overdo it when you take mega doses, like my boss did one time: she was supposed to take one dose once a month. She was taking it daily, so obviously she overdone it and had symptoms. I am taking 75mcg right now, about every other day. With omega-3, ideally. Food is not sufficient to provide us enough. It is a fat soluble vitamin so if you have the sunlight exposure and lock in extra pounds before winter hits, the usual way was to use those fat stores during winter and vitamin D with them. That doesn't happen nowadays. The majority of population is overweight and keeps gaining weight all year round. That little vitamin D they get stays locked in their fat reserves and a little of it is circulating in their system.
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  3047. They should bring back the 2010 cars without excessive electronics, with buttons I can find in the dark to press instead of going through some excessive software menu or the AI mishearing my commands, and that won't lock me out for some stupid software glitch. I don't want a radio on subscription, seat heating on subscription, window opening on subscription, or whtever on subscription. Once I buy the car and pay it off full, it is mine. All of it. No more money grab.
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  3048. And so I still have windows installation at hand to do the imortant updates directly from the manufacturer's website. Linux is great, but it has limitations.
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  3049. British emporium thrived because it was more successful in exploiting others worldwide. Innovation and technology was just a side project. Many countries without this past are now better economically than Britain is, infamously called the dirty man of Europe in the 1970s and still has quite a poor recovery rate after the pandemic, thanks to the corruption. Brexit didn't go well and still means disdvantages more than otherwise, inflation is higher thn in the US, economy is struggling, poverty still on the rise... since it cannot exploit as much as in the golden era of building the 'commonwealth', all these crooks can do is to turn against their own citizens.
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  3050.  @nattygsbord  I don't disagree completely, but like in the cold war era the competition between the East and the West sped up R&D. So did the need of rapid transport of the loot from around the world by the British. Where there is a motivation, there is the might. It is easy to make money on the backs of millions exploited workforce, either from India or Africa. This parasitism brought riches to the country and when you have money, you have power and can purchase brains, or keep propping up your own. When you don't need to do mundane jobs like average plebs to survive, when you can get the best education and gather knowledge grom all aroud the world, you have a significant advantage. While the golden era of Islam was a natural result of a geography where trade crossed the roads and the religious fundamentalism got a break, Britain hammered its industrial progress through exploitation.
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  3051. 1:26 I thought I was going to find out something about the submarine. Thanks, but no, thanks.
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  3052. @ only proves institutional racism. It is a known fact that job seekesr aren't judged by their skills, it is their name, skin, background. Now Zucker sacked his workforce on sick leave or maternity leave. Where are the conservatives with traditional family values to protest? Clapping their hands. The law of a jungle is here.
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  3053.  @ExplainingComputers  Thank you. I guess if I clone the usb Win on the go to the ssd, it would work, just probably not as fast as from the usb I now have, of gen.2, 10x faster reading speed than of standard usb 3.0 Gen1. It feels like a proper windows on a hard drive (just it doesn't accept hibernation settings). I just didn't want to overwrite Win on the ssd in case I had to plug it back into the machine as a hard drive. But I cloned that too, so I could easily do the copy and use it as needed. If that makes sense. I have a clone of Win ssd as internal drive, and also on the go, just set up separately. I do have two licenses, so that is not a problem :) Summed it up I got that cooler master enclosure needlessly as I am not going to use the ssd this way then.
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  3054. Economic growth: you mean throwing your savings on the military complex to waste it on trying destroying Ukraine? What do you get in return? You lost the greatest customer in Europe, your ships are sinking, your planes are falling from the sky, you are depleting the old rusty soviet arsenal, 3 million of skilled and qualified men fled the country, your currency is crashing, you export less and import more with devalued currency, banks of the sane world stopped trading with yours, you need to prosecute women who don't want bring children to this madness.... just a bubble that is about to burst.
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  3055.  @Asheve  I wish there was a laughing emoji as a like LOL. Have you not noticed that the RuSSo-NATO border more than doubled since the invasion? Those colourful revolutions were a natural and rightful response to Kremlin's interference with sovereign countries. Even poisoning a legit presidential candidate of Ukraine in 2004. Typical Pootin. Nobody wants RuSSian weapons anymore because they are crap. Americams and Europeans are getting new customers. What capital staying inside the country? I wrote RuSSia imports more and exports less. Now even importing butter from UAE produced in Ukraine LMAO. RuSSian cars suck and most are Chinese anyway, just adding a few final parts in RuSSia, costing 3x more than in China. What capital, kid?
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  3056. Why did you put your face into the thumbnail like if you had a toothache?
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  3057. Did you know that original Kunikov also left this world on the Valentne's day, in 1943? Ukrainians have a great sense for irony LOL
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  3058.  @Harry-wb7uv  ammo needs to be updated as much as the artillery maintained. Whatever Russia has had, was either neglected or ... neglected if you mean stocking up over the years. And with unprecedented sanctions it is running out of many components not only for war, but also for general civil life, including aeroflot parts, grounding more and more planes as time goes. Those also need to be maintained. Now hearing they rob their domestic appliances like washing machines of micro chips to use for war. How good are those for high tech ammo though? China better thinks twice about supplying this stuff if it doesn't want to face sanctions itself, which it cannot afford right now. It has enough problems of its own.
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  3059. Like for like, trash to trash... they deserve each other. Perfect combination, just another reason while I keep ignoring tabloids. Quality content takes effort, knowledge, dedication... none in the vocabulary of this fraud.
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  3060. Use Brave. Recently youtube was partly blocked playing videos on Brave, so I installed Brave beta and used that one for a moment. The next day Brave worked again. No delays so far.
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  3061. That would be nice, supporting local economy, giving jobs withing local community, buying les but stuff you can trust. @stellviahohenheim 
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  3062.  @denisemayosky1955  good point 😄
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  3063.  @Xover112  One particular bakery was switched into producing drones. That is just one. There was a tractor factory that went up in flames with explosions for hours - that was turned into ammo productions. Tractors don't keep exploding like that. Should I search for more? It is all on internet.
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  3064.  @НачертательнаяГеометрия-т1щ  yeah yeah, tell it to the one that eats grass.
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  3065. I am not a cat person, but the one thing I know about them is, to calm them down a bit, close your eyes when you are looking into theirs.
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  3066. @punkinhoot I am struggling to find more recent median figures for Canada, after 2022, but what the chat bot spat out is this: "Comparing these figures, the annual cost of renting a one-bedroom apartment amounts to approximately $23,076 CAD, which constitutes about 33% of the median after-tax household income. This percentage slightly exceeds the commonly recommended threshold of 30% for housing expenses, indicating that rental affordability remains a concern for many Canadians." And now imagine a person with median income In RuSSia (which is 60,000 Rubble) spends over 80% of their income on this matchbox. If I lived in London, I would be struggling, too. But I moved out 10 years ago, found a job in a more rural area, having a big house, comfortably paying out mortgage. Rents also wouldn't break my neck. I can live with little, being resourceful, cooking mostly at home and taking out coffee in a flask, costing in pennies, not $8 for a Costa cup or so. Things are harder for most people in most parts of the world, also in Australia. But RuSSians are having it extremely tough. Rubble collapsing, exporting far lest than they used to, importing far more than they used to, crashing Rubble means everything costs much more than it used to... Only those are having it good who produce weapons and ammo (not a real economy as they get nothing for it, it is not sold to a customer, it is wasted on destruction of their neighbour), or those sending their son, brother, father, uncle, to the frontlines, suffering unsustainable losses. Those get extra cash, that lasts them for a while if they don't go on a sudden spending spree and waste it all in a few weeks.
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  3067. Looks like the universe is really interconnected. What is up, is down, RuSSian fleet sinks along its economy and international reputation. This is the price for a rampant corruption, ingrown across all levels of the society. The old Soviet credo was: if you don't steal, you are depriving your family. And so look the current affairs of the backwards federation that tried to go back to the good ol' USSR times. You cannot keep stealing from people, depriving them, and expect them to give you their best... Corruption is a very slow rotting system, but when it hits a critical point, there is no return.
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  3068. RuSSia needs to import eggs? Is its land not enough to let the chicken roam freely on grass to lay enough eggs? Iam shocked...
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  3069. Public will not punish the government for it. The govt have packed up their pockets and will be voted out, carrying on as if nothing happened. Is Truss going to face consequences of her actions? Never. She will probably keep getting her PM pension for the rest of her life and mess up behind the screens as usually.
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  3070. What these idiots don't understand is, that by withdrawing financial aid and hence American presence in the wide world, its dominance is ending. China and RuSSia will fill the vacuum and get access to resources and relationships. America (US) is imploding on the global stage.
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  3071. Re poisonous drugs: most of this ado is about fentanyl. That drug was developed by the US pharma, presented to FDA with misleading campaign, it was criminally pushed onto unsuspecting public (like other opioid painkillers previously) and when poor patients were hooked on it, it was their fault and they were held responsible to get rid of the addiction. Let's admit the root cause of this misery. Where is no demand there is no supply. Growing poverty isn't helping and these tariffs and expensive meds will make Americans, already in debt up to their necks, even poorer.
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  3072. And so many papers end up being retracted because quantity is valued more than quality, sometimes individuals cheating intentionally, sometimes industry kicking in, like sugar lobby periodically trashing aspartame and scare lay people who then switch back to sugar, to their detriment and pharma's delight. I thought I would go for the masters after my BSc, but I didn't need it for my job and now I value my rather simple life without drama and share my thoughts online, hoping to make a better impact than the screwed studies out there.
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  3073. It isn't a Trump's plan to divide the Western allies. It is a Kremlin's plan. Trump is just a servile puppet talking the talk. Beware.
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  3074. Snobs LOL. I grow some of my tomatoes, sometimes they give me excess and start rotting. I pick those that are still OK, cut off the bad bits and they are still perfect to eat into salads, or with a bread and butter. Or I make a home made sauce for pasta. Or a tomato soup even. I had a year like that I was almost fed up with them. Now I grow less plants, to avoid waste and regret.
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  3075.  @Fiztex553  Future in RuSSia? 😂
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  3076.  @Fiztex553  No, I am too well informed where te country is heading right now. Traditional values? Does that include private property? Because Pootin it tying a knot with Kim, North Korea 2.0. Brainwashing in schools, false patriotism instead of a proper curriculum. If he hopes to be isolated from the society and institutions, he could have done it in Canada, too. Or otherwise tell him to think again. He might ignore the government, but the government won't ignore him, and his family. It's like a turkey celebrating Christmas. RuSSia is effed for at least two generations. Broken economically and a demography collapse is ahead. According to some Russian scholar the previously 146 million nation will shrink to just 60 million by the end of this century. Why is the govt going to penalise childless couples?
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  3077.  @Droomerz-nl8dp  LMAO, I am too well informed how life is deteriorating in the most sanctioned country in the world and history of humankind. Bribes for everything, whether you want to continue your car journey or get treatment in a hospital. Like in a good ole Soviet times. Just now there is about 70% decline in properties purchase due to mortgages carrying 24% interest rate, and big development companies at the brink of collapse, begging banks for bailing them out, and small banks also ask for the same, as people took unsecured loans and cannot pay it bacck. Why is maslo under a lock in shops? Even Pootin announced publicly after Nabiullina, that economy is worsening. It isn't worsening. It is in a free fall right now. And I am not a gay, but aware that anyone can be born gay, whatever they parents are or the rest of their siblings. This fool escaped LGBT from a free country to a super corrupt country where he isn't allowed to spwak against government without risking punishment, ignoring the fact that people don't choose to be gay. Or trans. They are born that way.
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  3078.  @andrehunter1295  "Russian citizens, where did you get this information ??" Russian nationals - said in the video. Don't be in illusion there aren't individuals with Russian passports that would be able to do it and even had a motivation to do it, seeing how their country is facing years of recession because of one megalomaniac fool in Kremlin.
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  3079. Tiktok never made me buying anything - I simply never install it. But it just confirmed how sheep probably the majority of the populace is. Slaves to the screen, slaves to the market, mindlessly getting manipulated into actions they wouldn't do otherwise ... just hit that buy button and you'll have it... too easy! And CCP is laughing behind the stage how the western society gets broken, step by step. And I have noticed, as you mentioned, Fakebook has its 'reels', Youtube has its 'shorts'... and I am on a mission of ignoring them. And those with this 'tiktok made me buy it' many are just opportunists using this as just another hot trend to get views and cash in from it... just join the army of a hashtag and hope something will drop into your wallet from that. Not all of them are true victims of this dopamine catch. Some are simply business persons jumping on the bandwagon while it is still in motion. Next time it will be some other craze. And so the world goes on.
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  3080. Speak for yourself folks. I have never created a Temu account and just bought a few Kingston memory sticks directly from Kingston. And it was cheaper than from ebay. Those buying from Scamazon or Aliexpress will be very disappointed. The other day a supposedly 16TB drive had just 64GB, writing and rewriting data, total scam.
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  3081. I somewhat don't mind adverts at the beginning, but what pisses me off is when the presenter (private, independent) starts talking about stuff, then they switch into VPN or other commercial product, talk about it for a few minutes and then carry on with their original topic. I stop watching those. Forever.
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  3082. I don't know, was this video made from a desperation just to put something out there? Poor editing of sound when I barely can hear you over them and old captions... Less is more sometimes. What is so strange on capturing commanders? They are there and either flee before they get caught or they get caught.
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  3083. Among all those reasons the ever increasing use of adblocks isn't one? Hmmmm 😂
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  3084. I am lost on this one. What is it about? Taking an illogical sci-fi content and try to prove whether it would work? I have stopped at half way through (lil less than that) and I am giving up. I have been pondering on our travel to other stars for some time to realise we won't be able to do it for several reasons. I am not going to elaborate on that, just saying that the universe is a deadly space, not favouring life and if life occurs, it is despite all odds, because the conditions were right for a long enough period of time. An that is rare. The chance is there are other forms of a complex life out there, but we will never find out and never reach that, for the space's vastness and the physical limitations of us reaching the distance in a lifetime of one man. Even radio waves sent out will disperse into a background noise leaving our location in this arm of galaxy, becoming illegible to anyone who is out there trying to listen, like we have been for decades. Sending a pointed signal to a specific poin in the vast space requires a lot of energy which we don't have and knowing where exactly to point it out... and we don't know that. The further we would have to send the pointed signal, the more energy we would need and more points to consider. I am perfectly happy with the fact we will never meet another advanced civilisation like ours. We are irrelevant to the universe, too. We just give ourselves a much higher purpose than we actually have. So enjoy the day you have, it might be the last for you
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  3085.  @a0flj0  I am no army strategist, but this rough attitude of Russian army could be used: let them bomb the area (after removing civilians), let them use their ammo and when they come fortifying it, use a few well aimed artillery to send them packing back where they came from. See-saw strategy, my laic view. Ukrainians kept restraining themselves from bombarding civilian areas (unlike Russians), but once the civilians are gone this moral obstacle is off the agenda.
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  3086. Unlike the soviet toilet paper. That was more like a parchment. I had the honour to test it, involuntarily. Nothing else was available from time to time. One side rough and the other shiny. Unbleached. Loose sheets. @pax2758 
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  3087. Unlike the soviet toilet paper. More like a parchment. Matt from one side and shiny from the other, loose, unbleached. It wasn't kind to the area at all.  @pax2758 
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  3088. Re wounded Russians and compensations: As we know Russian military is as corrupt as it can be. And so the conscripts and any personnel sent to the fight were inflicting themselves with injuries to be taken away and get the compensation, so Putin naturally made a u-turn on this policy. They deserve each other.
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  3089. Kremlin tried to flex its muscle and to intimidate the West. But the West has the capacity to intimidate back 10x that. Kremlin is like a yapping little dog. A lot of noise but nothing much happening. It tries do damage the West via cyber crimes, but the West can also do that. RuSSia is going to lose, massively.
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  3090. Kremlin tried to flex its muscle and to intimidate the West. But the West has the capacity to intimidate back 10x that. Kremlin is like a yapping little dog. A lot of noise but nothing much happening. It tries do damage the West via cyber crimes, but the West can also do that. RuSSia is going to lose, massively.
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  3091. What a clickbait this is. You are sinking like Moskva.
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  3092. Haven't even subscribed to MS office 365. I bought a downloadable package and after about 2 years I am using Word and Excel for free, indefinitely.
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  3093. Isn't it beautiful, that we create a bond with animals, or them do with us, us caring for them and them caring for us? Fascinating. Intelligence in plain sight. Elephantastic!
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  3094. If you want truth I welcome you to check out Inside Russia channel. Your jaws will drop.
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  3095.  @1pcfred  I am not an electrician, Louis Rossman is. And he demonstrated that 2 Amp fuses will blov over 2Amp supply. A fuse failing at 4x the supply is fake. You should be able to rely on this stuff.
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  3096.  @1pcfred  How big variance? 40 vs 400% is pretty wild. You need to be more specific.
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  3097.  @1pcfred  You make claims, so I would expect some more specific info. What does substantial mean in these terms? I referred to a tech man who said a 2 Amp fuse blowing at 8 Amp is dangerous.
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  3098.  @1pcfred  That's fine, I just hoped you would quantify the inaccuracy from those studies you mentioned, to see where we stand. But if you can't, I can live with that. And I will continue holding a position that when fuses are sold on the merit that they are able to withstand certain current, they should.
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  3099. Monetisation kills internet. Too much crappy stuff on yt in a hope it brings revenue and the remaining internet outside is unusable without ads. Mail man also regularly spams my mail box with fliers. It's everywhere. On i ternet all this wasteful content needs more power to run and cool servers, too.There goes half of your yt premium: to host spam and scam and the AI generated crap.
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  3100. Who wants to be on Twitter anyway? Even before Melon took over it I stopped going there. And now I have one more reason not to. It is a right wing and Kremlin's amplifier.
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  3101. What I would like to know is why the BH has an accrection disc, i.e. following the motion of the collapsed start that rotated around its axis (that is the conclusion I make for the accretion disc). Why does the BH have poles and eject the beams of aggressive radiation, like a star that collapsed into the BH had? Matter that just collapsed into itself in a space time should have a universal pull from all directions... Why does the matter coming close to the BH organise itself into a disc? Or doesn't it? I laso have an issue with calling particles an 'information'. Why is that? Information has a meaning in a context. Particle is just a particle. I find it confusing.
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  3102. Coat-turning.
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  3103.  @Truth-of-the-matter  does it still cost so little? Apple now pairs components by software and you cannot just swap parts between two identical models without special access or equipment.
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  3104. I have been showed these tofu dregs for the past over a year. Running out of topics? Over and over and over, the same stuff.
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  3105. So the idiot isn't only women exploitator and possibly a rapist, he is even a covid denier... like if he could see those healthcare workers struggling from his safe home, fucking women and talking to a mic, counting $millions. We see he is a narcissistic idiot bragging about his crimes (now denying them) but he is trying to convince us he isn't...
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  3106. yes, but even many Australians weren't allowed to return home for months, being kept hostages abroad, without much support. How would you feel on forced holiday for half a year, without a job, family and everything else that is dear to you, because your government shut down your borders and you were not let back in?
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  3107. RE those five people willing to risk it, as mentioned at the beginning - that submersible went down before that several times. Why would these 5 think differently? When was that interview about the off-shelf parts aired? Just before those last 5 took the one-way journey or well before?
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  3108. Now there is a ship shipping ship.
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  3109. Keep trying for the code. Had a similar issue. Might be hanging somewhere in ether. Or check a spam folder.
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  3110. Too much of Aliexpress stuff on Etsy, not even visiting that site anymore.
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  3111. These false calls need to be punished. I hope they are. We have laws punishing false panic alarms with malicious intent, or even pranks, involving real forces to respond. It is an abuse of services and it might prevent them having a capacity to respond to a serious call, resulting in someone's death.
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  3112. I suspect data harvesting and ads, like Google does.
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  3113. Simple laws of physics: You cannot be a successful businessman of the fElon's caliber, tweet every 15 minutes and be a gamer on that level he claims to be all at once. Besides, he sounded very unconvincing when he supposedly confirmed he was one of the best 20 players. You could see it on him he wasn't being honest.
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  3114. Listening at about 39 minute, coming to a conclusion that living a life is a skill. To find the right balance and reflect on the situation as it is going on... to maintain sanity. And don't compare yourself to others. One philosopher said that all the world's dissatisfaction comes from comparison to others. Your life is yours, live it the way you feel is right for you. That is probably the greatest success in life. Happiness.
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  3115. RuSS uses its artillery like it uses its men: inefficiently. Their systems are pretty inaccurate and due to the lack of maintenance and alcoholism, the counterpart that is more disciplined and has better and more accurate systems, which they look after, they can make a greater impact with less. Quality over quantity. And for a war you also need men. And RuSS is running out of theirs at a higher rate than Ukraine.
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  3116. Also heard Apple will rip off subscribers to Patreon if going through the app, exactly 30%. Greed, greed everywhere (Toy Story meme).
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  3117. God is the greatest abortionist ever existed. Did he not tell you that?
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  3118. Hmmm as much as I despise Google, I don't see it monopolistic to pay to be a default search engine, when there are other serch engines freely avilable to change to. If only people dared to get more familiar with their browsers. What is monopolistic on giving the contract to the highest bidder? Others could also ofer a price if they wanted to compete. How were browsers to decide what search engine to use if they don't have their own? Edge has bing, Brave has Brave... does every browser have their own?
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  3119.  @sethb124  Back in the day the majority couldn't read. It is down to education these days. And kids can teach their parents. Learning and teaching can go both ways. Besides, didn't the video start that Google has the best search? Or have I heard it wrong? And I am sayin mit as a user of duck. Still having offered a sliding panel of fake aliexpress ssds when looking for some. And mostly Amazon results. Or Scamazon rather. But it is 'private'!
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  3120. Before finishing waching I sort of predict it is just another Aliexpress stuff sold on Scamazon. And ebay, and probably even Etsy at this point. Watched their ad in the TV today, hand made, with a demo. The audacity of a platform that has turned into a mass produce selling hub, where true original creators lost chances.
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  3121. How did google go from a leader to a follower? It was too busy trying to screw us up, block adblocks and finding every possible way to push as much advertising as possible onto us.
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  3122. That's wrong. I am having a bad cough and I only use HP ink!
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  3123. Strange you showed Chase there as a good bank... I generally have had a positive experience with Paypal, although I understand others' struggle, but Chase, man?
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  3124. I guess this is mostly about adults or older teenagers, at least. For kids, if they gorge on social media and endless scrolling instead of playing with plain stuff and developing fantasy, their brains WILL be affected by this behaviour, and it won't be for the good.
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  3125. There is an active censorship on youtube. My comments also go missing. Legit comments. Also channels have their own settings to filter out certain stuff. I block those where my comments disappear. They don't want my input, I don't need them angering me. Compared to this Fakebook is a fresh breeze, even with its confused rules for what violates their community standards.
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  3126. Pootin suddenly visits anywhere but Kursk. Plus those military exercises with Mongolians far in the East... while lacking soldiers in the West... I can guess the RuSSian military went begging the Mongolians to provide more cannot fodder... Are those from N Korea coming any time soon?
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  3127.  @m1nekji165  kudos to you for educating yourself. They now have something like countrywide blood tests, including infants at schools and nurseries, and China voiced its wish to map the genome of the entire globe. Talk megalomaniacy. The elderly CCP officials are past their best date, many on immunosuppressants due to past organ transplants, when their own failed due to earned old age.
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  3128. MAGA training for the next few winters when they won't be able to afford heating. Many lost their savings or maxed up their credit cards on the meme coin, donating their idol $$billions. He is not going to share.
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  3129. Another note: Putler pulling out Prigozhin, despite having some (albeit little) progress near Bakhmut, only indicates this whole mess for the past year (and prior) was about Putler himself, not the Russians, not RuSSia, but himself. Prigozhin was doing him a good service and he freaked out the cook could replace him...
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  3130. Didn't Michael go to prison for the same thing Trump is now facing a trial? Trying to paint him as unreliable now means he was sent to jail wrongly... and it wasn't his failure... either way you are looking at it, the Trump defense has no chance. They cannot bring a witness confirming the existing documents never existed. Jury has seen them already. If Trump admitted guilt he could have saved himself millions. But he never judged the situation right and his pot of luck is empty.
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  3131. What does Stanley cup colour say about me... like are we back to horoscopes? Or numerology? What does my date of birth say about me? 😂 so much gigabytes of electronic waste content, all creating tons of CO2 every single hour.
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  3132. That was three years ago. I haven't seen any children. Does this country have any future prospects or is it maintained mainly by the older and dying out generation that in 20-30 years it will be gone?
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  3133. Interesting. My conclusion is that some people who think they are too clever to get caught cheating - aren't that clever after all. Just we will find out afterwards who are and who aren't.
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  3134.  @yaqob3275  Russian shill spotted.
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  3135.  @yaqob3275  "Ukraine war is fueled and armed with NATO agenda." Ukraine is fuelled with the desire of freedom and self determination, doing the job for the entire western democracy, stopping the orcs right there. I pretty much doubt Ukrainians would shoot from schools or hospitals when they are running, risking lives of their citizens. That is what Russians do. Sending their lower grade poorer citizens from remote areas as cannon fodders, with minimal or no training, with minimal equipment, years old rations... keeping the proud white young Russian boys for promenades and exhibitions. How many UA soldiers died is not too relevant when they have half of Kherson region on their palm now. So your hopeful 30% might not even be 20% anymore. Keep trolling, it is obvious who feeds your opinions.
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  3136.  @curiousmonster8221  by selling you mean sending it with the air mail on the enemy military targets? I agree!
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  3137.  @CHINESE_PRIDE  And Russia, and Pakistan I think were supporting these terrorists... Trump achieved release of the Taliban leader from the Pakistani prison in 2018 after all. Follow the trail!
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  3138.  @basicallywellfed3453  Who said? Yanukovich? Zelensky even went close to the front line to boost morale of his men a month or two back. If Zelensky runs for safety after the orcs start shelling Kyiv again as they are probably getting ready in Belarus, it will be justified. But he didn't run at the beginning when the bombs kept coming in February. Dream on, RuSSian shill.
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  3139.  @huejanus5505  could be a reporting bias and our still sharp focus on infectious diseases? SARS and MERS, swine flu, bird flu in the recent years... there is also a lot of pollution that may present itself like an infectious disease... but [people love those bombastic stories of conspiracies, right?
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  3140.  @paulmcmillan533  the simple fact you cling to pseudoscience speaks volumes. Many non-vaxxed are now dead. They even got granted Herman Cain award, proud antivaxxers now 6 feet under... but firstly they plunged their families into a massive debt after spending days, weeks, some months in the intensive care with respirators on. Did they really just lack vitamin D, so suddenly? 😂
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  3141.  @herdHistruth  Conspiracy theory also has its own article on Wikipedia. I would highly recommend you to check it out. Far less conspiracy theories were proven true than not. Cherry picking is not the best tool to prove your argument.
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  3142.  @herdHistruth  " getting true news from somewhere other than mainstream media " how do you determine what news are true without having an expertise in a particular subject? Fringe media were coming with all sorts of nonsense, like 5G and microchips in relation to the vaccines... anyone with an IQ higher than the size of their shoe must know it was nonsense. Yet these independent media, which are not subjected to scrutiny like those main ones, keep coming with all sorts of nonsense and cashing in from advertising and even donations of fooled chicken pecking that crap and sh*tting it digested all around.
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  3143.  @paulmcmillan533  "I find it sad that a scientist presents the knowledge of the existence of a Wikipedia " says someone promoting pseudoscience LOL. Wikipedia is a good start up source. You have nothing to lose to start getting educated in more depth and get a broader view. Lies don't tend to stay there for long unlike Faux News and alikes keeping parroting their nonsense over and over. Wikipedia also uses references which you are free to check, anytime. You can also see the latest updates and see what people there are up to, but that seems to be too much homework for many. People like you prefer bombastic news, in contrast to the widely accepted consensus (which is often boring in its reality), so they have a feeling they are part of something special. Have you heard about the Dunning - Kruger effect?
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  3144.  @herdHistruth  I am not sure you are using the right vocabulary. You can defraud a subject, not an object. Truth is an object, a state of things. You cannot defraud a state of thigs. Why you people use the terms you don't understand what they mean? BTW, you are late to the party, someone already used this definition in different terms and I explained that the majority of conspiracy theories were proved untrue. To find the true one is like looking for a needle in the haystack.
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  3145.  @herdHistruth  Yes, thanks for noticing a typo in a word I previously wrote correctly just in the line above.
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  3146.  @dennispersson9466  How would you prefer calling fabricated stories that have no basis in reality, pushed as some secret knowledge nobody wants us to know?
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  3147. Join a NY state family... there is a guy on YT regularly reporting on a terrible estates situation in NY. Neglected and overpriced properties... Do people really want to live there?
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  3148. Turkeys voted for Christmas, they got the Christmas. Now they can go get stuffed, literally, that after being gutted.
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  3149. I only use open AI as a chat bot, no sensitive data in, online. Not installing anything into my machine. I'll stick with the gpt for now.
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  3150. What are you trying to say here? The common denominator were Trump's threats last year as they were this year. I am not fooled. Even came to my attention that when US gave Panama canal to Panama, the condition was a good management. Now Chinese are messing around in the South America, having financial interests in many resources. US could technicall take the canal back under their control again. Trump is a felon, but I am not going to ignore obvious. Besides, Canadians have got a momentum and will boycot American produce just because.
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  3151.  @sammiemakki9339  I said nowhere that Africans shouldn't free themselves, but swapping an evil for evil? Still evil. Kremlin also wants African resources for free. Don't be fooled. There might come the time they will beg Europeans to help them get rid of RuSSians.
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  3152.  @AnzorAzhiev95  doesn't matter. The world is full of fools, turkeys voting for Christmas.
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  3153.  @acquolin-an2037  😂😂😂 best joke of today... Russians mind their own business 😂😂😂 Half of Africa and Asia are having risk of famine because RuSSians mind their own business. Maybe the poor lot do, and that is the problem. They became apolitical and apahtetic, and so Kremlin will wipe the floor with them. How many have died needlessly? Mostly those from poor remote regions, with Asian origin, like Buryats or Yakuts... Ethnic cleansing right within RuSSia.
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  3154.  @Bdbtg28691  Even the Manchuria was taken by RuSSians, once belonging to China. Chinese want it back.
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  3155.  @abdouj7116  It is already doing it, unnoticed. Propping up corrupt autocratic regime like itself, extracting resources and only the corrupt leaders benefit from it, average folks getting none of it. Forget democracy in African countries where RuSSians get an influence. They only understand power and autocracy.
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  3156.  @Ngemumulwa  " We need partners who believe in us and accord respect without contempt" RuSSians aren't the ones, though. I didn't say I want you to replace French. You are doing it yourself by giving yourself to the RuSSians. They aren't the good partners for business. They don't respect you. They don't respect even their own people. Look the cannon fodder and meat grinder they turn their Asian ethnics into in Bakhmut and other areas. Pretty white boys in Moscow and St Petersburg were almost untouched. It was the poor Asians from remote areas of RuSSia that were sent to the front, without weapons, training, resources. If they weren't marching to a certain death, they were killed by their own from the back. Why do you think these terrorists respect YOU? Because you have gold and diamonds? There is a saying that when they are catching a bird they sing a pretty song.
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  3157.  @Ngemumulwa  Plus, almost forgot, they did the same to the Donbas men, those they said they came to liberate from Ukrainians. Those men were also sent untrained, unequipped, as cannon fodder. Wagners were at the back organising this all.
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  3158.  @famousmwofficial8046  another Gremlin's troll. People's eyes are open but they don't see.
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  3159. Glad to read that. Something is telling me that after RuSSia falls in Ukraine, a lot of financial prop up in Transnistria will stop (RuSSia is getting bankrupt as we speak) and those people will probably ask themselves to be Moldovan. Who wants to be poor RuSSian when this ends? The victory of Ukraine will help to sort out several other ills in the region. The future looks bright!
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  3160. Can someone explain to me what actually happened at the beginning? Did the soldier set up that fire in the background? How can they use a gun to ignite a fire like this?
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  3161.  @holymemoly3833  how? Via forced labour camps? Mao said that even 300 million deaths won't matter, plenty of Chinese left. Why is the deepseek censoring bad history of China? You won't learn this stuff from their AI.
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  3162. Why are Tory MPs interviewing Tory MPs in broadcasting at all? WTAF? Watched that fiasco of Nadine Dorries the other day. She was laughable.
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  3163. Just FYI, Lokheed Martin also supplies Isr.ael with weapons, literally propping up a fascist state. It is no secret anymore. Its laws, its rhetoric, its policies over the past years... I don't understand how somebody still supports that country nowadays, especiallya after they refused the colonialism of RuSSia.
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  3164. Did I hear Putin offered gas to Germany via NS2? And Germany said no! Then he went to make offer to Turkey or something. He is losing it on all fronts.
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  3165. Even if it was your hospital appointment?
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  3166.  @nathan4678  scam. Deleteme cannot remove your data from internet, not from institutions that must have your data for a period of time and certainly not from the dark web where data of most of us most probably is or will be very soon, from countless and endless hacks here and there. They are just scammers. Stay vigilant on internet and in general when somebody texts you out of blue, or calls, and block ads, so these data brokers go out of business if enough population does it.
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  3167. Lies of Trump: for a man who just recently discovered a word 'groceries', I wouldn't expect anything else. Like MotherTucker Carlson was over himself when he discovered you return a trolley in Moscow to get your coin back.
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  3168. Alex Jones is such a poor actor, almost like Amber Heard.
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  3169. He only described consequences of the main reason: corruption. In RuSSia everyone steals from everyone. Top oligarchs, commanders and average troops. Whatever is for sale will go missing, even fuel into tanks. That over million of winter uniforms that never existed. That is not a problem of logistics. It is a problem of corruption. A corrupt army of a corrupt regime is destined to fail when meeting a trained and equipped one.
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  3170. Everyone has some form of bias. If somebody tells you they have no bias, especially in regards to an item they are involved with, they are lying.
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  3171. Great work. You will rarely get a positive response from these third world countries supporting their scam hubs as they bring revenue to the poor countries and they will protect them. Any dollar helps and karma apparently means nothing to them LOL.
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  3172. Is it a dog or is it a sheep? 16:30 made me laugh.
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  3173. Dan Wooton a huge star? In what universe?
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  3174. Well, after Irish published the list of their police officers, their cover names and who knows what else (I think their home addresses or something like that), I am not surprised that RuSSians did a similar thing. Idiots should not have access to certain info.
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  3175. Why it wasn't leaked? It appears there is drip feeding with leaks, this one is maybe waiting for its time to come.
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  3176. I was waiting for Pootin to say he was Ukrainian also, since he considers Ukrainians as RuSSians. Disappointed...
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  3177. I appreciate you made a link to the Ru-UA situation. Trump and Putler have one source of propaganda strategy: to confuse and conquer. Bannon also instructed Trump to flood the swamp with unhinged amount of nonsense info, Kremlin also keeps releasing conflicting info to confuse its population that they don't know what is true anymore and becoma apatheric, docile, easy to manipulate and compliant. The Fuhrer would be pleased. If you ever wondered what you would do during the Nazi Germany, you are doing it now.
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  3178. Rishi Sunak needs useful idiots in his camp. Nadine fits there perfectly. Useful for him, not her constituents. She hasn't held a surgery in 3 years and didn't show up in the parliament for a year as it was pointed out here. But she is giving a job in her council office to her family. She is too busy to have an amateurish presence on the screen than to actually do her job. You cannot find a better example of a free-loader. No wonder she was an avid supporter of Boris, also a sort of a free loader, lazy to read briefings, missed first 5 Cobra meetings when the pandemic started, hiding in a fridge and all sorts of action, just not doing his job properly.
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  3179. Google is lying. It even funds Mozilla's existence, and rip-off by its CEO, having Google a default search engine. How many general users know this to switch to some more privacy based engine when installing Firefox because they bought into the false advertising by Mozilla about privacy? Not that many. Google has been aiming for monopoly. End of.
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  3180. Netanyahu propped up Hamas to have an enemy and to prevent the two state solution. Source: The Times of Israel. Or listen to Gideon Levy. Haaretz is now censored in Israel. There is plenty of Israeli own sources to made Israel look bad. Or how they used the 'mass Hannibal' tactics on Oct 7, to prevent any hostages taken, they rather bombed them flat, like they bombed Gaza afterwards. They trained for this method for the past 20 years.
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  3181.  @Andygb78  Someone had to be first... the technology has been in development for over a decade, so just taking the little risk and speed it up wasn't that big risk at all.
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  3182. I don't even use any wallpaper. The background that came with the phone is pretty enough for me. I don't need more.
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  3183. Wait, did you call Austria Australia? Austria isn't cold, just the Alps.
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  3184. I have just watched on Novara Media taking their turn on Starmer, what a liar he is. Do you mind comment on that material they used?
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  3185. Heureka. Cov vaccine behaves like any other vaccines. Some people will develop health problems. Have you checked side effects of aspirin? No? Go and do it.
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  3186. That gold on the runway is from March 2018, not this March after the war started. What is going on here, I am asking, too? Those 'nuggets' were an alloy of gold and silver, not the gold to store value in. You got it terribly wrong here.
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  3187. Gosh, nothing could justify me spending 40 dollars on a flask. I have a couple coffee flasks, practical, one costed me £5 at a time, on sale. I have been using them for years. For water I have standard plastic ones, £2.50 per bottle... Stanley cup has became a buzz word for a flask. I think I am antiviral by default. When I see massive ads for something, I am NOT buying it. Hype doesn't do it for me. And so many influencers are trying to make living out of no effort whatsoever. Just show off with expensive stuff... how did that help anyone anywhere?
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  3188. Why would an average person need to use Tor or make a business with these anonymous and unaccountable businesses, using an unregulated currency they have no legal rights to claim back if something goes wrong? I don't think they are buying groceries, clothes, shoes, legal and safe cosmetics, books or similar everyday needs stuff.
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  3189.  @thatguy1729  I get the drugs thing, but counterfeit? My fakebook wall is full of ads for 'discounted' items due to a family business needing to close with a great regret, or sell outs of mobility scooters for £9.99 via Wilko, or a Macbook for £20 from Amazon... who needs Tor when there is Temu, Shein, Aliexpress?
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  3190.  @JohnDoe-ws4iu  I get that, but what are you missing in life if you want to risk it with unregulated substances which can have anything in them? There is a new drug on the market, from China, 50x stronger than Fentanyl, wreaking havoc with people in the US and soon pretty much anywhere. You never know what is in there and you cannot claim warranty or damages. Have a few sips of red wine, if you must to wind down, that also has some health benefits. all I would argue about is cannabis for medicinal purposes, and that is legal in many places already.
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  3191. why I cannot see my comments here?
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  3192. "1,500 million dollars" is 1.5bn dollars. Just that amount of money sounds fake, let alone that story. But I am sure that CCP spends a lot of money bribing western influencers to speak nicely about China. Checking up with gpt bot, it also refutes this nonsense. Myth debunked! :D Besides, taking the fact that CCP censors anything negative about China, it is only normal to bring people back to reality and inform the wide world what china is trying to hide.  @WellSalt-Studio ​
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  3193. "1,500 million dollars" is 1.5bn dollars. Just that amount of money sounds f.ake, let alone that story. But I am sure that CCP spends a lot of money b.ribing western influencers to speak nicely about China. Checking up with gpt bot, it also refutes this nons.ense. Myth debunked! :D Besides, taking the fact that CCP censors anything negative about China, it is only normal to bring people back to reality and inform the wide world what china is trying to hide.  @WellSalt-Studio 
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  3194. The same with Rob Braxman. He has a great idea and advice, just his services and products are going to be used by mostly shady identities. And ironically, as he is scaring people that FBI has their data without following his advice, FBI might shut his business ventures down in the future. For the sake of national security. Even now, if your internet traffic disappears on Tor, FBI might get interested... Plus there are servers blended with Tor network that de-anonymise part of the traffic. It is a constant battle, like in nature: germs vs immune system. Then come antibiotics and resistant bacteria evolve.... never ending struggle for survival. I just hope the adblocks will prevail. If not, there still are libraries and charity shops with cheap cds, dvds... you get it 😂
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  3195. That Chemistry student, could he be a son or grandson of some high ranking Chinese official?
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  3196. Correct. Always create a copy of a healhy configured system and cherish it like a treasure, away from the main system. Then you can create another, newer and updated one on another hard drive. Make sure it is clean, too, and you can replace the older one, freeing the drive for another clone if you change the system. Always prepare for the worst scenario.
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  3197.  @barryf5479  If you clone a system with a virus, you'll have an infected clone. What you are saying is a ransomware encryption. And yes, that's correct. Any connected device with data on will be encrypted. So I keep swapping my drives for incremental back up, if one got encrypted with the pc I have an extra copy minus the most recent changes.
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  3198. You understand that Germany became more reliant on RuSSian gas because of what happened in Fukushima, right?
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  3199. Marjorie Traitor Green has no hope.
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  3200. Felon is so annoying in that interview and frankly disgusting. Saw a photo of a Tesla car, at the back it had a sticker: bought this before I knew he is crazy (meaning Felon). Democrats should immediately stop buying Tesla, thanks for highlighting this detail. He is literally trashing the hand that feeds him. Felon is an idiot.
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  3201. These frauds are literally goats made veg gardeners. Literally.
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  3202.  @Jan12700  Being in a botnet is enough to take part in taking down organisations, like with a DDOS attack. I wouldn't downplay the significance of being 'just in a botnet'.
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  3203.  @ScooterinAB  Indeed, just a simple thing like cross site scripting, XSS. I have learned a good deal about how dangerous internet can be these days. It is scary. Even antiviruses can be attractive as vectors for further malware since they have root privileges. Or so the Linux enthusiasts say :)
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  3204. Some will chip in, but majorit won't, that including me. Youtube asks too much for the ever growing content of the AI generated nonsense. I pay a couple bucks to several organisations like Sumofus, for a good cause. If youtube asked for a couple dollars value I might pay that too. And more people would. Also if serious creators didn't get demonetised for stupid details while AI machines get a green light for almost anything. People even censor themselves with saying words when describing vio.lence or they can get demonetised. WTF? I won't count how many of my comments didn't pass the stupid filter, posing no harm to anyone. And I should pay for THAT?
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  3205. A question: why are American women trying to match their male counterparts with the depth of their voices? Almost all of them in the media do it and influencers frying their voices like crazy. Is it a Britney Spears effect or Kardashians? Or is there something in the water or food making their voices deep?
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  3206. I have a loss aversion: letting the terrorist get away with this now (again), we will lose far more in the future when we will need to get involved in the war ourselves. I just think a bit further ahead than these brainless amoebas.
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  3207. Disgusting. But at least they don't have such issues with fatbergs in China. Always find a silver lining on issues LOL. That reminds me a joke, about an unnamed ethnic minority from my part of the world. Social services came to a settlement of this minority which is known for not being very adaptable to the world they live in, neglect of children, teenage pregnancy, alcoholism, crime and dependency on social services, where having a job is a failure of their culture. They pride themselves to make it through the life and not working (exceptions exist, but they are really exceptions. and even those who really are able to adapt and better themselves, are often targeted and boycotted by their own as a failure). The services came and asked one family: do you have lice here? The mother said: Lice? No, we have nothing, children will eat everything.
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  3208. I am not surprised that so many people still use homeopathy. Far more of them believe in a sky daddy... and at least this medical quackery has a proved placebo effect, so ... yeah.
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  3209.  @sforza209  CCCP was USSR. You meant to write CCP.
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  3210.  @AwesomeBlackDude  I am not an expert but I guess that is because there are zillions computers worldwide, often like yours and mine, that form the www. Tor was developed bu the US intelligence.
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  3211. Countless of my comments went missing for no reason. I started not recommending those channels to my feed, as I never can be sure whether it was youtube or filter set up by the creators. A few times, in earlier days I sent a feedback to youtube about this, stating I am going to cancel channels on which this is happening. Some days there were clusters, like a comment going missing one after another, then all was OK for a few days. I cannot be bothered these days and just wean off those channels. But on a few occasions, the comment went missing when sorted by top comments, but immediately sorted them by the newest it was there. I am interested in discussions, not just post and go. If my comments go missing, I as well don't watch the content and find something else. Youtube is hurting itself by their incompetency.
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  3212.  @canadaphil6068  Surely, you cannot know that but exactly that I have been saying since 2022.
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  3213.  @Andy-kl1ry  😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are late tot he party, troloLOL, this narrative is dying out as we speak. It may have worked in the first months of the 2022 invasion on some uninformed and deluded folk, but people are wiser now. Try something new.
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  3214. My view is that many of these are fleeing the regime, taking their sober minds and skills to benefit different countries. Russia is gradually left with ageing, alcohol and drugs dependent, less educated, easily misled, population. Russia is heading for a big trouble.
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  3215. Financial times have no expertise to report on military matters. They cannot even report on RuSSian financial affairs with relevance, simply parroting whatever figures Kremlin pulls out of their a$$.
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  3216.  @connievaughn8468  That's worldwide, unfortunately. It pisses me off when I see Cons blaming Biden for their economic misery, like if they were blind to the rest of the world (they mostly are). They want to vote for a goat to make him a gardener, the one giving tax cuts to billionnaires so they could increase their control over the market and making folks poorer down the line. A convicted fraudster to manage the whole country again, like if the first go wasn't enough.
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  3217. One must love these compilations. Show the UA army sending a shell and then the supposed target from various angles and keep showing how it is blown from those various angles... can we trust these are genuine though? I have doubts. Best cut them and show in fraction of a second intervals so we cannot really process what they are, and especially not each object individually and moving to another. Cut them in pieces and throw at the viewer. That is how propaganda works. I want believable footages.
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  3218.  @gnice8765  who knows? You won't get true stats from Kremlin. Debt isn't necessarily bad if you have a functioning economy, which RuSSia doesn't. Even that $60 bn package for Ukraine is mostly funds to upgrade American army by American companies, so the old stock (still of a better quality and performance than the RuSSia one) is given to Ukraine, America saving itself the cost of decommissioning it. So the Kremlin shills in the US senate voting against it are basically preventing their own country to modernise itself. It should be a treason.
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  3219. There are many trolls, many of them RuSSians, who impersonate channel owners and invite commenting followers to contact someone on Telegram of Whatsup. It happened quite a lot under those making videos positive for Ukraine. Regarding Warthog Defence, I stopped watching them. I remember, maybe half year ago, they published a misleading content about Xi, which was proved fake before they published their video. They clearly were more about followers and revenue than factual reporting. But they weren't as bad as many others out there, some I noticed was even scripted by AI, based on the structure of sentences. There is a lot of this AI content, growing in numbers. Often visually appealing content, but with rubbish information along. And that other pro-Ukraine channel was randomly showing footages from war, may not have even been from Ukraine, various times of the year, while the text was making an impression it referred to the newest development. And a robotic voice, of course. Too much crap is taking hold of Youtube.
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  3220. That meme, with white Americans around the table giving thanks to Jesus at the dinner, and below an image of a hispanic man callled Jesus (read khe-souse) in a field, sweating in a hot sun over the harvest, saying 'de nada' will change yo: American family holding hands in a prayer, looking up and asking: what happened, Jesus? I'll let you complete the second picture from your creativity.
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  3221. As you show the map of Africa, one thing: Some of those Arabic speaking nations are in a constant conflict with each other. Now imagine if they had nukes. Those in broken up Russia will have some.
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  3222. Never had any such subscription, I can count. And since the prices on scamazon are no longer competitive, along being taken over by Chinese sellers, I shop elsewhere, getting a better value and most importantly: I can trust the product is genuine. I learned my lesson when my supposedly Sandisk usb got cooked into write protected. And to be on a safe side, not buying Sandisk brand at all. I was not alone having trouble with this brand.
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  3223. I get the insanity quote, but in a real life we also have persistence when truly wanting to achieve something. Not those who fell have lost but those who never stood up to try it again.
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  3224. Talking about a work-life balance of Americans, when they have it among the worst in the developed world, is strange.
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  3225. So what? Tax dollars go on many other military aims, including actually arming and training Ukrainians so they can defend themselves. Images alone won't push Russians out of the country they have no business in.
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  3226. Israel's problem is self inflicted but gets more support than Ukraine, whose energy infrastructure got battered, whole cities razed to the ground. Dozens thousands civilians killed since the war started. Like in Gaza.
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  3227.  @sammyhooligan803  After about 3 days of searching I would guess they would have looked at the wreck nad see something unusual. It was a massive ship, but not of a size of Texas. The wreck is covered with debris and dark slime, this vessel is new and shiny... How long can it take to send down a probe with camera and have a look?
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  3228. Just yesterday I shut down my account with them I don't even remembered having with them. Never bought there anything. Temu will end up the same, already operating at a loss. All those ads everywhere popping up trying to lure me in and I keep ignoring them.
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  3229. I am no expert but I don't think it is shorts behind the loss of revenue. Yes, annoyingly pushed into our attention, but they are another way how to get a message out there by creators without lengthy videos. Also this video sounds more like made by AI than a human. Is it? Youtube is losing money mainly because of its aggressive advertisement practice. People are desperate for adblocks. Now it stopped showing videos with adblocks on. But there is a way around it too... All those fees you pay every month - only a fraction goes to the creators. Some users don't mind ads... so eat it, youtube. Enjoy it while you can. When I won't be able to watch anything without blocking the ads I'll move elsewhere and with disappearing viewers, creators will find an alternative, too. That is what greed does to businesses.
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  3230. RE banned car import - probably due to the fact that the majority of cars in the terrorland will be Chinese. That including the EV and those are known to like it hot. Hot, hot. And those cars have electronics that can be used for spying. That is why Chinese banned Teslas in some areas - aftaid of espionage. That's my guess for those bans.
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  3231. Created two email accounts on encrypted services, planning to use a dictatorial google less and less, moving most of my registrations elsewhere.
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  3232. Before watching this I am going to make a smoothie with a bit of kefir, ripe banana and a handful of blueberries and blackcurrants from my garden. Wait a mo.
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  3233. He justified his step by limiting data stealing or something like that, and I suspect it may be something to do with AI that is trained on Twitter and alike. And he claims he invented AI. It came to my ears that he didn't even invent Tesla. Two other guys did, he just bought it. In addition Twitter has lost most of its value he paid for it and maybe he is trying to ramp up profit. But how advertisers will look at it? Limited exposure means less profit for them so they might pull out (many did already, is that a reason?). It was said that most of his wealth is in Tesla and Tesla has quite inflated value. If Tesla goes down (increased competition of other brands for less cost), so goes Elon (someone forecasted his bankruptcy in 5 years).
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  3234. As a new Linux user I steered away from Ubuntu for exactly those reasons mentioned here: it is owned by a company and the uncertainties. I remember reading why there is Mint on Debian: for the potential of Ubuntu ditching this great distro. And so I went with LMDE. So far so good.
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  3235. I'l finish the sentence for you: "Russia is so blessed with resources" .... and corruption... Russia is the second best army ... in Ukraine. Decades lasted corruption made it unable to achieve the goal. Everything not nailed down and secured with a superglue on top gets stolen. Even the board control in Putin's doomsday plane... Yes, Russia would have so much potential, if it was a democratic fair country, which it isn't.
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  3236.  @cliff311976  I am very aware that Putin mostly sent the lower value supposedly Russian citizens to die in Ukraine (Buryats, civilians from Donbas, all ages, even ill men). He is also recruiting in prisons. He keeps his fit white Russian boys marching on the parades, he doesn't send those to die. Very strange war this is, indeed.
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  3237. What happened to 'no win no fee' ethos? Only take commission from my success, if YOU bring me some, not me paying upfront. Blah! And even then, I am reluctant to give my financial info (or any info for that matter) to some talking head on social media or a random ad. So ended up a cold caller trying to scam me via promises of returns on Forex. Shoo, scammers! There is no magic money tree! And almost every face on Forbes' front page ended up with criminal charges for... wait for it... fraud! 😂
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  3238. I don't think life has learned to utilise quantum mechanics. It has evolved within physics based on quantum mechanics principles. They have been bound from the very first organic molecules organising themselves into more complex structures. Life exists on Earth because of many favourable conditions on this planet lasted for long enough, not being destroyed it in its early tracks like it could have happened on other planets in the galaxy and in many other countless galaxies. And there were at least 5 mass extinctions for various reasons, so that is a reminder we have nothing guaranteed in the universe.
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  3239. Never been to Wendy. They opened a place in my town and I still don't feel the need to go there. And that is UK. We generally don't do fastfood in my family. We cook. Or if out and about, we prefer something proper.
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  3240. Great. Elect a clown and you'll get a circus. If the US isn't a global security guarantor, having a convicted felon messing around and turning into a dictator, his currency doesn't deserve to hold everyone at ransom either. Go Euro! There are at least some adults still running the show. Slava Ukraini!
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  3241. ...insulated to keep worms inside... one must love the autogenerated subtitles.
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  3242. HOw does the slowly collapsing Chinese economy come into the equation? They certainly have massive issues in the country: rising unemployment, foreign companies relocating elsewhere, real estate sector near implosion, people having neither savings (often spanning over 3 generations) nor the property... poor environmental management means large environmental stresses, whether the desertifification or droughts, overbuilding of dams and rivers lacking water, making factories (that still operate) struggling to run, ground water poisoned and food adulterated, becoming a ticking time bomb with cancers of all sorts...
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  3243. When the nature doesn't care whether you are rich or poor...
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  3244. Not having any streaming subscription. If I knew about these pirated channels I would probably have a look. But myself not into the mainstream shows and Hollywood crap, I would probably not stick around for too long. I pay a TV licence for BBC and they have plenty of materials on iPlayer, quality documentaries, no need to pay extra. One has only as many hours in a day to watch something. And then we have a YT. Who needs Netflix or Disney? Not me, that's for sure.
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  3245. yeah, repeat the same explosion 4x... that will do.
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  3246. Honestly, I am going to give the Linux a go. Never touched it. Hearing Debian has the largest repository of apps, but Mint is the most user friendly, which one would you recommend to me and what machine to run it on? I have no clue.
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  3247. Hungary has, it seems. Serbia was heading towards that direction, too, but when realising the logic of Crimea taken from Ukraine for good and seeing similarity with Kosovo, they quickly changed their talk.
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  3248. So you are for a free market only when it benefits you, but not the other party, the company? If you force insurance company to fulfil unrealistic expensive pay-outs for this region, they'll go bust and nobody will have any insurance. You understand that this is unsustainable. You could ask the government to manage insurance of all houses across the entire country and those with less storms that need less pay out subsidise those in more expensive areas battered by storms... but that not a free market. The insurance companies don't print money, do you know? If you can afford living in Florida without being insured, good for you. If you can't, move elsewhere. Or build homes that are more resilient against flooding and strong winds, because it will get worse with climate change. And what Florida doesn't produce carbon wise by heating, like other colder regions of the US, it pumps out via air conditioning in hot summer months. Like Qatar, about 80% of their energy consumption is on air conditioning or it is uninhabitable to be there in 50C temperatures. People need to start making choices or they will keep suffering. And seeing those trucks at 7:10, they are not only expensive to buy, but also expensive to feed. We have a saying that those eat also grass at the road side. This is part of the problem of climate change. Karma is coming back to the root cause.
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  3249. One Ru soldier killed... ikh mnoga!
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  3250. Simply because I don't see countless videos week after week like what new Win11 update broke again in many computers. There went sound in the camera in the 24 version, bluetooth in the 23 version. Every week something.
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  3251.  @loonaticsrunningtheassylum  Right, so you are saying that every parent is an expert in language/s, Maths, physics, natural sciences, and everything education, to prepare their kids for higher education if they are bright and having a chance? Or what are you trying to say? You have no F idea about gulag. I love it how Americans living in a democracy and freedom use these words like if they were oppressed or something.
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  3252. Go back to buying local, touch it before you buy it. Give jobs to ordinary people. Be happy with less.
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  3253. Did you have a uveitis on that thumbnail photo? :D
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  3254. I do let them convince me it is for my good. The cyber crime and hacking is on the rise, terrorists around the world keep attacking infrastructure, and I personally don't do anything I have to hide from the big brother, besides having safe banking and avoiding identity fraud. But there were so many data breaches, and more and more websites want to store your data and create accounts instead of checking out as a guest, so the chance is the criminals already have all they need to impersonate me, maybe even my voice from some mobile app listening secretly. On the other hand we will never know how many terrorist attacks were repelled, as it is happening behind the curtains. We mostly learn about those that were successful.
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  3255. At 10:47, a little note. The enemy doesn't have an advantage of human strenght. That is for Ukraine. HUMAN strength to resist and having balls to fight back against a larger and supposedly stronger enemy. Orcs only have a greater manpower.
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  3256. I was a medium reader as a kid and teen. In central Europe we were made to read sevreral books in the secondary school, and writing summary about them, in 1990s, no internet, all authentic. Outside of the curriculum I found myself reading various books, including one about archaeology, then an encyclopaedia for young about plants, animals and minerals. I still have many of those books and recently started diving into them again. The plant section contains some useful info about using wild growing plants for food, or to treat various ailments. Great stuff. One novel from Jack London made such an impression on my one night that I wrote several pages about it into my diary after I finished it,way past midnight, including one short poem. I still remember it. It turned out to be a lucky activity because soon a teacher at school asked us what book we read recently and to write some summary about it. I already had one! Got a top mark. I don't read as many books these days, social media took over, along other hobbies.
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  3257. I don't know. I am no genius, but after one door was revealed, the odds ratio has changed, and you have 1/2 chance to get it right, as the mathematicians originally thought. If you really don't know what is behind the two remaining doors and the other person gives you no hint, you have it 50:50 to get it right. Unless you were to read more into the opening of the third door and a suggestion to switch, that the presenter gave you a hint that you picked wrong initially, but that wouldn't be a pure probability, that would be a speculation. Switching to win assumes the presenter wanted to help you. Did they, though? What if they didn't and wanted you to pick wrong by pointing at door #2? You lose if you do and the car was behind the first door. Has anyone done a proper experiment with two attitudes of the presenter? What the statistical outcome would be?
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  3258.  @morbideddie  I get that, but you not knowing behind which of the two doors one car is, it still is 50:50, unless you put into it that info that you assume the presenter wants to help you. If they developed the scenario that they want to fool you, you won't get the a higher chance for success switching in contrast to not switching. I cannot imagine how suddenly the switching can increase the chance when in plain there still is one car for two doors, whichever door you choose. Unless you can guess the presenter's intentions right.
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  3259.  @morbideddie  "The host always reveals a goat from the remaining two doors." when did this rule come on the scene? I missed that. Besides, the host will only reveal a goat (if we follow the above) AFTER we made a pick. I just don't get this logic. From the remaining two doors, it is us who need to make a choice. If the host opened the door we picked first, with a goat in it, we still would have two door with an equal chance of the car being behind. Maybe I am just too thick, relying on the basic logic without speculations.
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  3260.  @morbideddie  So you say there are assumptions. That still does not make sense to me how the presenter can influence which door I will pick and that changing my choice from 1 to 2 would give me twice as chance to win. You say that the presenter always picks the door with a goat behind. But the presenter asks whether I wish to pick the correct door with the car behind. If you know the psychology behind from the beginning, that equates to knowledge, not intelligence, I mean intelligence in the meaning of a potential, the way of thinking, not what it often is used in army (intelligence = information). So this problem is based on what you know about the intentions of a presenter. Me as a naive person, blank canvas, I wouldn't be in the same position if simply assessing the probabilities, ignoring the possible intentions of the presenter. How computer models could follow this scenario with the hind sight? Was it programmed into them or something else was in play? As I mentioned previously, the presenter could have a different motive, you initially picked the correct door and the presenter wants to fool you. If you follow the psychology from the original example, you fail in this one.
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  3261.  @klaus7443  Right, I re-watched the video and this condition, that the host always opens the door with a goat appeared for the first time at 3:28, it wasn't obvious from the beginning. Even if, after the host opening the door #3, I still have an equal chance for the car to be behind either of the remaining two because the host will open another door AFTER I picked, and by that time I will know whether I picked right or wrong. Everything else is based on an assumption the host wants me to pick right door and tries to direct me to that door. And THAT wasn't mentioned once, only that it can assist me, when showing the example with 100 doors, eliminating 99 doors. It is just assumption. And that assumption will be independent from whether the host will always pick the door with a goat or not. That is my logic. If you are aware of this assumption and you always change your first choice on the prompt of the presenter if they see you picked wrong, because you KNOW the presenter wants to open the door with the goat, you could theoretically succeed 100% times in this 3 doors example. It is down to the conditions of this set up and whether you are aware of the exact rules.
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  3262. Trying to apply this example to the board with 100 doors. I picked the first one - presenter opened any other with a goat and ask me whether I want to change my choice next time... what are my chances to pick right? The presenter still has 98 more doors to choose from, whether I picked the right door on my first attempt or not. The logic for this example, chance of getting it right, until we get to a narrower amount of doors, is pretty negligible whether I swap my choice or not. And the chance is I have picked the correct door throughout the process at least once, if not more, if I kept switching. I found that additional example rather confusing as it left out the process of getting to the last door. Then I would need to rely on the assumed intention of the presenter to always wanting to open the door with a goat, and literally guide me through the entire selection process. Although, throughout the whole process, before coming to the final 2 doors, the presenter could have stayed silent and say nothing, just always opening the door with a goat behind. I have never read those explanation columns from Marilyn.
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  3263. Finish, #1 world recommended brand ... cos they advertise it in the whole world. Everywhere. So that is just a language twist LOL
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  3264. You mean a convicted fraudster and rapist running a country like a business, after he bankrupted a casino? And initiated a coup after he lost in 2020? Only an insane person will put their trust in him. Also those desperate lies how some immigrants eat pet cats and dogs... psy op in a full swing LMAO
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  3265.  @northdakotaham1752  Good luck with remotely stopping me starting my engine or opening the window with a button on my old fashioned little car... The only bit connected to any network (from time to time) is my sat nav, from a different company. I can take it and keep it in the bag or take it into another car.
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  3266. In what sense? Would the US sabotage its own infrastructure? Power grid? Emergency services network? Healthcare system? I live in Europe and if I had to choose who may spy on me, I choose the US.
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  3267. 55,777 views later, over 7 hours from uploading and no dislike, but 9.6k likes. Have the bots not discovered it yet? I add my like. Keep the good job, don't worry about bots. They only show how China is desperate to do this.
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  3268. You are the first person saying they went to Mac for something other than food... well, I used to go there to use just the toilets, cos neither food nor that buzz appealed to me at all. But saying you go to eat that crap just to have a pleasant experience gives me an impression RuSSia is a really unpleasant place to go to eat out.
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  3269. Even if drink driving is illegal, nobody can prevent you drive drunk. But you will face consequences when things go wrong.
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  3270.  @mrrooter601  And we are back to ground zero. Drink driving laws don't stop drink driving. Executions for murders don't stop murders. But we have a tool to find the perpetrator if something happens. So who is here either completely naive or missing the point? How many times I need to repeat it?
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  3271.  @markbrown8097  sounds fab, and then weed ignition lock, cocaine ignition lock (how will they do it?), and eventually you will do a strip search before entering your car, so you don't carry tools for burglary either. And if you are diabetic, you are screwed. Simply restricting who can access the database would be enough, like you advertise your whereabouts with your car and your personal details are linked to your number plate somewhere (at least where I live). Your smartphone can be traced when the need comes and hardly anyone can really escape it, especially Tiktok users. It was rumoured that even if you delete the app, it already knows your phone details and the CCP could potentially monitor you further. This is just another such thing. Nobody will go to empty your house when you are not active with your drone. But when you are, somebody can trace it. If you are not up to no good, what's the fuss?
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  3272.  @Acorn_Anomaly  this argument goes every time something new is to be implemented. We gave up a lot of our 'freedoms' for securities and transparency. A lot of your data is already being collected and can be used against you if you commit crime. Many naive folks give their data to even foreign governments when downloading Tiktok or Temu. Electric cars with fine electronics built in can be used for surveilance without our knowledge. What's the fuss with stupid drones?
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  3273.  @wakingfromslumber9555  I learned about those injustices a few years back. confronted my Jewish class mate, she blocked me saying it was all propaganda. She still spreads degrading memes about Palestinians, making everyone sorry about every single Isr.aeli individual who got badly affected by this.
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  3274. As you mentioned thalassemia, I am no expert, but reading it is about deficient haemoglobin, maybe trying to train in higher altitude could bring some adaptive improvement, like athletes do it for increased fitness? Or simulate higher altitudes. Get better soon.
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  3275. Lord God doesn't give a 💩because he doesn't exist. The sooner you accept it the better for this world. It is the patriarch Cyril that is brainwashing the religious plebs who missed the state propaganda lessons.
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  3276. Climate Science & Policy Degree and zero memorised Bible verses. Man, you killed it! :D
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  3277. Poor Moldovahad had the same problem, and I am sure there are more regions worldwide with the same issue.
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  3278. Updates of the story going forward on your channel is like a deja-vu. What you report that if UA get Kupiansk one hour ago, They got it at least two hours ago and the deep state map is updated with a bit of delay... It was obvious yesterday they were going to get the town/city. They are unstoppable. You are late to the party.
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  3279. When did the word junta change its pronounciation? It is a hispanic word with its typical pronounciation of 'j'. Also checked the pronounciation of Niger. It isn't what it sounds like from media. Maybe in French language it has this sound, but in English it pronounces differently. English speaker never say Moskva about the RuSSian capital, only for the sunk ship, despite they carried the same name and the same pronounciation in the original language. And not a word about Wagners? They might have been fuelling this conflict, seeing an opportunity. Didn't carry on with the advert at the end.
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  3280. Going Linux to escape this dictatorship, but even my Samsung tablet, after recent update, the physical turn on/off button no longer perform as intended, it turns the AI screen on, and I need to sweep the top screen on the right side to get to restart or shut down functionalities. And the AI appears deaf, because it doesn't respond to voice commands like shut down, whereas I type 'shutdown now' to the Linux terminal and it shuts down immediately. Beautiful!
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  3281. Humans simply overstate their significance in the universe. They are locked in their own minds and measure everything from that point. This universe existed for at least 13bn years. How long have we been here? A few thousands, depending on our state of evolution. After we are gone, the universe will keep going, even the Earth and the life on it will keep going. There were at least 5 major extinctions when life was almost all eradicated. But because life is quite resilient, given at least little favourable conditions, it sparked up again to its current form. So several of those reasons might be possible: the vastness of the space and dilution of signals over distances, Earth quite lucky finding itself in a relatively quiet part of the galaxy for long enough, back to the distances where no living organism can span those light years intact and within a lifetime, let alone sending out a probe and waiting for its return... sending where exactly? ... People underestimate the dangerous physics of the space and limitations they have if they wanted to travel to even the nearest other star, just 4 ly away from us. We wouldn' make it in one generation safely, and trying to go faster the physics of space would probably fry us alive inside. Universe was not 'made' for us to dominate it. We are insignificant. A brief spark of self awareness, before we disappear into oblivion and untold history.
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  3282. So, it is more likely there is currently another life at about our level of intelligence (or dolphins, or octopuses), just it might not be in our galaxy, but there are billions other galaxies... and we will never fouind out. Hence the answer to the question "wherare they?" is: out there, somewhere!
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  3283. Love this video. Since Microsoft let the dogs loose with Win11, even had issues with security updates for Win10 earlier this year and I had to reinstall the entire OS, I got my hands on cmd and powershell and said to myself I can as well try Linux then. And I did. And in the process I fixed my old 15 yo laptop that was crying alone and ignored in the wardrobe for years, with a broken hinge, with Vistas on it. I tried a few distros, after replacing the hinge myself, no tech or IT person, mind you, settled on Wilma, after cleaning the insides, repasting, upgrading RAM, all activities I never thought I would do with computers. I have been over the moon for a couple months after I did it. I am now more hands on with my computers and Win11 will be playing a second parte once Win10 loses support. And it will stay on the 23 version for the time being. Not upgrading to the 24 one anytime soon. I started this year with just one main PC I had since 2020, due to Win7 ending support, and now I have three working machines (and the Win7 in a box waiting for a buyer). It also can run Linux, more efficiently than my ex Vista laptop, which runs Wilma pretty well, even Youtube videos play well on the 64bit distro, much better than on the 32bit one. Feeling empowered.
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  3284.  @batbitess4121  LMAO "How could two demons be better than one?" nature has funny ways how to deal with itself.
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  3285. McConnel is not a patriot. He doesn't protect the principles of democracy and national interests. He supports the unpatriotic leader. Simple as that.
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  3286. Where do the Hamas keep the captives? In Gaza? Won't the bombarding of Gaza hurt them at all?
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  3287. The home is a place where you are happy. That can be anywhere. If you don't regret your decision, you did the right one. Even if you regret it now, 6 months since the epic fail decision of your govt, you still did the right decision but maybe you are thinking to moving somewhere else now. That also wouldn't be a bad decision. Many have left already. Also from a hindsight: if you are financially well and get along the official narrative, you are fine in Russia. Poor people often don't share that sentiment and neither do those who aren't happy with the political arrangement.
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  3288. That is one of those perils of communism, which doesn't really exist in China. It is just a sticker on a capitalist system, a varnish. Everything is supposed to belong to everyone, but there are more exceptions than not.
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  3289. I can stop watching that crap pretty easily. It insults my feelings that someone thought I would find it worth paying attention to. Blocked a few AI generated channels yesterday, getting their smell and sensing which ones they are without even clicking on them. Youtube's algorithms are primitive. Never installed Tiktok and spent on Instagram maybe 3 days in total. Ignoring most reels on Fakebook too, as they often aren't what the thumbnails suggest. Blocking ads wherever and whenever, I am still enjoying some honest, authentic and worthwhile content without being interrupted by commercial brainwashing. If that will be taken from me I have a cupboard full of DVDs, cds, and charity shops are full with more materials for the good old fashioned entertainment. And moving from Microsoft to Linux gives it all a crown.
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  3290. LOL
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  3291. One weapons shipment destroyed and trolls jump in extasy... never mind the third month of a great resistance coming to an end (it was hoped to last just three days and then victory for the invaders), better tactics of Ukrainian defenders made every Russian objective go up in smoke so far... they will get more weapons and eventually push the invaders where they belong. This war is illegal and pointless. Russian citizens sabotaging important army linked facilities in Russia tell the story.
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  3292. Watching the trends and stuff I am coming to the conclusion that the more swollen the lips, the bigger emptiness in the skull. There must be some kind of relationship between the two.
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  3293. What a delight, huskies in a good shape, not overweight. Like their human servants, it seems :)
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  3294. Cute boi!
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  3295. Listening and thinking, whether Farage is not trying to make his irrelevant existence politically relevant again. And yes, the bank has far more money available for a court case and I am sure they evaluated it prior making the action. Farage is a sad sod. Also the fact they kept him for all those years, but taking action just now, indicates it wasn't purely due to his political views. But the dumb audience swallowing these lies won't notice that.
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  3296. He may be intelligent but he isn't smart. Smart thing is to know when to pull out of crazy ideas. To actually recognise what is a crazy idea and what won't work, regardless of how many $$bns you throw at it.
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  3297. With all those extremes aside, a bit of fasting will do us actually good, if done right.
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  3298. Trump got the Taliban leader released from Pakistani prison in 2018. Of course. But don't freak out. He is broke, he will have no money to finish his run for a president.
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  3299.  @gregorjakopic1853  Interesting point. No idea why the system offers translating your stats to English... is there an imperial alternative to percentages or whar exactly was not English in your calculations? A rhetoric question.
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  3300. Like he claimed hundreds millions fake ballots one time... even he noticed he shot too far with that number and then doubled down on that, because his folloeers have an attention span of an earthworm, never connecting the dots.
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  3301. Cost cutting: why paying two workers to do the job when you can pay just one faking it?
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  3302. People need to stop taking these metabolic diseases as trophy to show off among their peers and start acting on them. Healthier and less processed food and move more. Walking will do. Every day, minimum 30 minutes. Use it or lose it: limbs primarily, but eyes can go, too. Who wants to be blind before retirement? Nobody.
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  3303. When a loser interviews a loser. Brand isn't only an ex-actor and political activist, he is investigated for historic sexual violence. He was dropped by media and keeps resurfacing like a turd because that seems to be all he has left: bothering the world with his medial presence. You can see how these shady characters gravitate to each other and produce an echo chamber for more losers for support.
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  3304.  @iknownothing-49  do you have it saved in your browser?
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  3305. I highly recommend people to go for a refurbished Win11 compatible PCs or laptops as I did and learned Linux on it. It will allow me to have the best of both worlds if needed, running Win11 from a USB but otherwise Linux has it. There are tons of second hand machines waiting to get adopted. Give the landfills a break, folks. I can see how computer manufacturers are rubbing their hands over upcoming surge of profits. Don't get ripped off. Don't let the monopolies like Microsoft fleece you like milking cows. They are in it together. Resist!
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  3306. It is ridiculous that a patient is expected to pay even those 1300 when having an insurance. Why on Earth? This is healthcare, basic human right, not gold plating teeth. A d to the extortion: why should anyone need to sell a house to be able to go back to work? Universal helthcare is a must. Fight for it ike if your life depended on it. Because it actually does.
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  3307. A suggestion: try to type the translation rather. The accent is too strong, I barely understand what you are saying.
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  3308. Are you sitting there in underwear, Roman? 😂
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  3309. Just explored protonmail. They promise 1GB data on the free plan, but only after you create an account you learn you have to do certain actions to actually get the 1GB, like get an app. I find it pretty dishonest. And even the push to do it within 15 days... then what? No 1 GB storage ever? Why do I need an app? Are they planning to track me or what? Also to direct my gmail traffic into protonmail. What if I didn't have a gmail? Am I locked out of 1GB they promised? I just wanted a secure mailbox as an alternative to gmail. I'll keep searching. I saw another possibility, for just 80p per month, which is almost free, and I think I could create disposable email accounts, which I also want, which is not possible under free protonmail account.
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  3310.  @davetdowell  Giving it a second thought I can also think he found it uninteresting because he didn't find the old soviet era design there anymore. And I second your observation that it was refurbished, all painted and well maintained. No graffiti (yet?). Thumb up.
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  3311. Money coming from tariffs: a tax on all the people of America, young and old, rich or poor, especially poor, having even deeper into the pockets... while giving more tax cuts to the super rich. The vacuum sucking up resources from the bottom of the pyramid (the majority of average and struggling Americans) is being turbo charged. They will wish having the Biden's prices back!
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  3312. I am a bit confused here. He was asked whether he condemns one particular form of racism and he replied he condemns all form of racism. He is not my man, I am not even an American, but this is how I read what he said. What have I missed?
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  3313. What is Biden supposed to do to stop it? Would you be happy to join India again? No resistance, no war, no deaths. India comes to Pakistan: you shouldn't exist. Give up or we will invade you. And you just give up and suddenly become Indian. Is that what you would do?
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  3314.  @michaelthompson679  That would start WW3. We know it, Biden knows it, Putin knows it. We are doing everything possible to contain the conflict as much in Ukraine as possible.
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  3315. How many of the pre 2003 phones work on G4? Because G3 is being outphased. So sooner or later you won't really have a choice.
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  3316. I would guess RuSSia doesn't have as much of gold reserves since it keeps plundering the African ones, and I see African trolls cheering up for RuSSia on social media... turkeys calling for Christmas.
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  3317.  @kukla-mukla6000  Since I am not an IT, I go with stable distros like Debian. Haven't had an issue yet, on LMDE, which comes ready to work out of the box after a few simple initial set ups (turning on firewall and timeshift). I created clones of the entire hdds in my machines, so it shouldn't need a rocket scientist to restore if something went terribly wrong. Linux has limitations, certainly, but for a general use of computer like the vast majority of the population use it, it is more than sufficient. And faster, more responsive, less surveillance and bloatware. It was exactly the issues I got with Win10 earlier this year that I had to learn more, even extend the recovery partition for Win10 to be able to do certain updates, and I said to myself, if I need to do stuff in cmd and powershell in Windows, I can as well try Linux and terminal. And I must say that I love the terminal, me, a naive PC user. Since this issue earlier this year I have learned more than I ever dreamed of, and I am still a novice.
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  3318. Following the events of the war, those Ru soldiers who dug themselves in the Chernobyl ground without knowing where they were and what they were doing, is mind blowing. The majority of the world knows what Chernobyl means, but not those bodies from the neighbourhood. The denial and propaganda is strong with the RuSSia.
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  3319. Who cares what Solovjov says? This is a propaganda show for RuSSians, giving them games as their bread is becoming more and more expensive. And the elections are around the corneer, so prop up their spirits even more.
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  3320. Why are you cutting yourself in the middle of a sentence?
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  3321. Youtube is trying to feed me the very minute interest I might have, and I am just messing up the algorithm, learning my lessons, and simply blocking or ignoring channels and content with excessive facial expressions of the channel owners or subjects from the video, AI generated thumbnails, bombastic titles, channel owners pointing a finger on the title (I don't need to be shown where to land my eyes to read) and similar c.rap, including apparent nonsense from the mysticism pot. Never had tiktok, found Instagram a bit boring after a couple days... I do browse internet on my phone for content or play games here and there, but I also appreciate the view on the world and scenery. I think I am past that point to be sucked into the virtual world entirely. And I liike to look under my feet, so I don't step into something.
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  3322. Good to know, just in 1815 there wasn't a climate warming problem, so the factors are stacked up a bit differently today. We would actually benefit from some ash shielding a bit of the sunlight from our atmosphere these days, temperature wise.
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  3323. That poor bird...
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  3324.  @JAVC1962  and that reason is that the dictator lives there and needs to show off to the visitors. A few cities do extremely well in RuSSia, but not for a good reason. Pyongyang is also great, modern hospital, just no patients there. And on the night map the whole NK is almost invisible, hidden in darkness... but RuSSian propagandist praised NK for a successful regime recently in a talk show. The world is watching their delusion and having a hearty laugh. 😂😂😂
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  3325.  @ВиталийСавченко-у5з  I don't know, maybe they had plenty already to start with? How is it going since the sanctions? Over 10% of qualified IT professionals left, to benefit economies elsewhere. Doctors, businessmen... the best has largely left. China also built many stations, many new train lines, motorways, just to see no increase in traffic, being at loss and near bankruptsy. How is the average lifespan in RuSSia? I have read that not very promising...
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  3326.  @start3215  and of course, they have nothing bad to say about the government, now imprisoning a pregnant mother of 1 for not coming to the recruitment office... she got a 6 years sentence... a fucking pregnant woman. Each to their own.
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  3327.  @waterandafter  not really. overall the strength of the chain is determined by the weakest link. Save yourself hard earned cash and act like your data was out there already (because it most likely is). That's all you can do. Data breaches happen all the time and it is out of your control. I am so disappointed that many IT folks here whom I respected highly sank to promote the scam these companies are. A plaster over a tumour.
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  3328.  @waterandafter  besides, most of those brokers trade with data for advertising purposes. Using adblocks makes them wasting money and if you are a savvy shopper like me, not really going by brands, cooking mostly at home and using your cash wisely, mending what is broken instead of tossing it and buying new, their effort was wasted on you. And the 3 letter agenies already have what they need, so data brokers and companies buying the data can go get stuffed. Got a cold caller, having my name, phone number, email address, offering me trading on forex, promising easy return. I sent him where the Sun doesn't shine. If someone steals your identity, it is a hassle, but paying to have your data erased by brokers when it is also wild on the dark web, is lame. It is the companies' responsibility to make sure they are dealing with real you before th3y give contract to somebody. Just unfortunately that might mean collecting more data about you 🙃All of us. It reminds me the never ending competition between germs and antibiotics.
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  3329. American superiority complex.
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  3330.  @bitsofgeek  Europeans also generally drive less than Americans. Having more developed public transport and living closer to each other, often having facilities and shops at a walking distance. America is stretched over the land and without a car you are screwed.
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  3331. that word - bugger?
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  3332.  @zadovrus1624  still better than having homes bombed because the mass murderer got his way in Ukraine.
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  3333.  @zadovrus1624  LOL, don't try to justify this illegal expansionism of Nazi RuSSia. Those traitors you call separatists should have moved to RuSSia, if they wanted a different lifestyle. The referenda were shambolic and not recognised in the whole wide world, bar some exceptions licking the Putler's boots. Now even those are rather turning away from him, seeing what a pickle he is. And it is all of his making. Putler should have stuck to the borders previously agreed by both side and focus on improving his nation instead of trying to kill another if they didn't do as he wanted. Bullies usually get what they deserve.
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  3334.  @garretttobin7451  I think you got the numbers upside down. Those 20k were Ukrainians whereas 157k were RuSSians. UA forces rather retreat than throwing their members to the meat grinder. They have less weapons but shoot precisely, using the top technology, while the mobiks got smartphones forbidden on the front now, so they cannot even communicate with each other.. Just yesterday over 1k of orcs have died, the highest daily toll ever since the invasion. They go for their death like zombies, cos they have no choice. If Ukrainians don't kill them their own will shoot them. I understand you are just another poorly paid troll (or are you a volunteer?), so keep entertaining us with your futile twists to reality. LOL
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  3335.  @garretttobin7451  Just one simple check: if RuSSia lost so few soldiers, why then that first mobilisation of said 300k mobiks and now another one, with borders shut? What happened to the first 200k lot and why the additional 300k weren't enough? Where are they? Why hasn't Ukraine been taken already, but the RuSSians fled Kherson and Kharkiv, also from other areas previously temporarily occupied from the North? See, we aren't that stupid as you think. You are only wasting your time trying to lie to us, but we know much better.
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  3336.  @garretttobin7451  😂😂😂 "so much so that people are being dragged off the street at gunpoint and forced into uniform, " 😂😂😂 you are talking about Moscow. And that is all I will say to your confused comment. NO point in elaborating any more.
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  3337.  @garretttobin7451  "Ukraine mobilized fully right away and field a million man army, " where did they suddenly get so many uniforms, weapons and everything armywise? You mean those uniforms disappearing from Siberian storages? 😂😂😂
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  3338.  @garretttobin7451  I have a pretty good clue what I am talking about. Every day I see videos and hear of mobiks complaining about being mobilised, put into camps, not trained properly, pushed to the front line without training and equipment despite having it promised to be placed differently, complaining about their lacking commanders, Russian mothers now banned from taking action, people forbidden to discuss the failures of the RuSSian army openly, poverty stroke desperate souls from remote regions hoping to get money they will never see... yes, brainwashing is strong among less literate poor folks in RuSSia. I have also seen young men walking on the street of Moscow being grabbed by men in black and pushed into the van. Keep lying, tool. We know what is happening, internet is full of it. Orcs have been trying to get Bakhmut for months. And their only strength is the meat they throw at Ukrainians, with far greater loss than we both know for sure.
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  3339. Windows proved to be fatal in connection with RuSSia in more than one sense.
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  3340. I thought it will be 25%. Inflation wise. When the money run out, Kremlin will start printing money like crazy. Fasten your seat belts, you are in for a ride after the March elections.
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  3341. Someone give a knighthood to this man.
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  3342. A few years ago when Andrea Lumsdon (or whatever her surname is) went agains Teresa May in the Tory leadership contest, she also used that same stupid argument, that she is a mother (which T May wasn't). It backfired at her. Some never learn. Even among MAGA there are women who couldn't conceive, however they wanted. How those crooks think it is a good argument, Idon't know.
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  3343.  @jetli740  corruption and ego. CCP subsidised local authorities to ramp up production, they did, to get the money, nobody looked at how they will be sold. Megalomaniac mentality, go big or go home. For the glory of the autocratic (it isn't really communist) party, to show the numbers of production and to brag about the 'economy'. Just very few of those cars found their buyers. It was produced to show off with production numbers. The same with electric scooters. Millions of them rusting on fields cramped together, running out of storage space.
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  3344. As I follow this trend, I will probably end up with a perforated metal drum held on a wooden spoon over a plastic tub, linked with strings to a hamster's running wheel and he will do the washing for me overnight. That if there won't be available anymore to buy a washing machine without the effing internet connection which won't work if not connected to the wi-fi with a subscription.
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  3345. Have been playing with Linux for the past few months, getting a grip of it. Every time I install or reinstall a distro, I swap the preset google search in Mozilla to some other. There is a new browser in the pipelines, Ladybird. I use google for the most necessary stuff, like OSGD launch. Otherwise there are alternatives still. In 32bit system there was Falkon.
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  3346. Coming to this unaware how bad things are in S Africa and it starts making sense why the govt is so servile towards Putin. Two alikes. But regarding the privately ran energy companies, we in the UK don't have shortages, but because the private energy producers only watch their profit, an increasing number of people cannot afford to use the amount of energy they need and are going without as a choice. And obviously many have had their health harmed or lost lives last (and previous) winter due to hypothermia, especially the elderly. Poorer households cannot afford to heat enough so they have moulds spreading in their neglected homes and that has a whole range of other consequences, on healthcare, economy due to loss of working hours, etc. So private sector isn't the silver bullet you are trying to promote, but I get the point that when the corrupt govt deprives the nation of their rights, private sector can bring a positive boost. Up to a point. Just remember that the customers are secondary there, the primary interest are shareholders and their profit. And so many public services ran by private industries in the UK neglected the upgrade of networks while paying out £billions in dividents to their own members, all across the world. British customers are subsidising pensions in Australia, for example. Or cheaper energy to France where the state owns the majority of energy supply. Right now we have a big scandal with raw sewage pumped into our rivers and seas, due to neglected upgrade of pipes from Victorian times.
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  3347. I like your first part. Interesting thought. For the second one: could it be the code was changed between testing and release? Becoming a massive cyber attack by itself, having a rotten apple in the team.
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  3348. I probably came to a wrong channel. I have no idea what devops are, and for the first couple minutes I could hear mostly some screams and funny sounds... getting a vague idea from some comments.
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  3349. I don't trust anyone with any of my devices, except my other half. I am not an IT expert but I did look into the event viewer and it isn't a rocket science to google the details, or even ask the GPT bot. I have learned a lot this way. Even successfully extended the recovery partition to be able to update windows, following the instructions on the Microsoft forum. I still ended up reinstalling the whole system, now contemplating to give it a go with some user friendly Linux version on my previously Vista laptop with a broken off hinge (1 of 3), if it will be able to take it. For the future, before I get held a hostage by Win11. And I still consider myself a lay person, a bit more informed than most, but still an amateur.
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  3350. A Linux switcher here, this year in Summer. All I can say is I have no brand identity whatsoever. Buying goods in discount shops, often copycats of brands, with a comparable or even better quality, clothes also, shoes I go for a quality and willing to pay extra so I don't need to replace them every season. I don't even consider myself having a nationality, I don't identify myself as any such label, being an expat. I am just me. Whatever product satisfies my needs and isn't overpriced, I'll go for it. I don't see a need to pay extra premium for apple products and my phone is maybe 6 yo. I'll keep using it for as long as it will work or satisfy my needs. I pride myself for being resourceful, this year refurbished my 15 yo laptop, replaced broken hinge, cleaned inside, repasted, upgraded, running Linux, too, while Microsoft would have sent it to the lanfill. Why on Earth would I throw it away? My old buddy is now Willma 🥰.
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  3351. Haven't bought a branded soft drinks for ages. It is either filtered tap water for me, a fizzy cheap one, or for coke I go for cheaper supermarket's generics. I can hardly tell the difference by taste (but my bank account can). Whether the supermarkets pay something to those companies, I don't know, but I am happy to say I don't buy those branded drinks.
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  3352. And that means that happened. Whatever RuSSians say, interpret it the other way round. And when they say nothing, they are concealing it.  @dragonstormdipro1013 
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  3353. The first time I heard about Monero was a few weeks back, in connection to the oopsie Finnish hacker. Won't miss it. People keep coming with all sorts of short lasting concepts. Bread will always be bread though. Back to basics and real life.
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  3354. Of those 40k doctors many aren't fully qualified to replace those experienced ones that have left, and the same goes for the nurses, a portion of which was in the pipeline, training, when Boris made his ridiculous promise, so no, we don't have 50k more nurses thanks to the Tory govt. Thanks to the Tory govt, we have less healthcare staff, less of fully qualified and experienced healthcare staff, and allowing pubic money pouring into private accounts of corporations supplying NHS services, is not helping the nation. It is only helping the Tories in bribes and winning elections, since they are getting record amount of money from private sector. It is a self feeding system, but I hope people of the country now see through this scam and vote better next time.
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  3355. What culture this clown has, in fact? Beer and scaremongering don't count as a culture.
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  3356. NAFO gets donations from all over the world. Rushists army is eating itself via corruption. The mobiks and conscripts even had to buy their own stuff and pay bribes to their own commanders to eat. Imagine that! LOL. And I said, for every troll comment here I am making another donation to NAFO.
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  3357. Expecting an alcoholic lasting in an army for 25 years is highly optimistic. Did they also get paid with alcohol?
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  3358. Kadyrov - like a broke thug posing with bunch of fake bank notes and fake gold chain over his neck. Powerful people don't have their power on display like that. Neither very rich do.
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  3359.  @askleonotenboom  before or after it happens? The vast majority of Windows users are general users, unable to trace changes and adjusting their system back to their initial choice, and usually not following news like this. Besides, as my eyes have seen, the rumour goes that AI is generating viruses. It is perhaps a matter of time before some malware or other vulnerability open gates to the super secured storage of data this Recall creates (besides chocking the hard disc with data), especially if AI saves the clues in plain text somewhere, as it was at least the case at the beginning. A gold mine for hackers.
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  3360. I bet he is relieved... just will he need to return his luxury residence to the taxpayers?
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  3361. Re: 7:40+ why they do it? The answer is simple: Nas mnoga.
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  3362. When Samsung's authorised repair centre, with Samsung's policy, refused to fix the software in my Note4 phone, after it became unusable from an OS upgrade, because there was one tiny dent in the corner of the screen (they wanted me to fork out half of the value of the phone for a new screen first, despite the screen wasn't the problem, the upgrade of the OS was, still within the 6 months warranty) I said I am never going to buy a Samsung device again. And I stuck to it. My watch is Garmin and it works well, also with an app.
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  3363. Chickfila- eat at the table, like civilised people used to before all this fast food nonsense.
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  3364. And my comment went missing, again. So repeat: beware, Putin needs more cannon fodder. He is running short, tried to recruit more in Cuba and Nepal, lacking people in factories producing missiles and tanks... do you really want to help another dictator while fleeing from one? And don't accept RuSSian citizenship, or you may find yourself on the front in Ukraine before you finish your prayer. 100 000 rubles is just 1000 US dollars. How long will that last you in RuSSia with increasing inflation and the doom that will follow after the March elections? You have been warned.
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  3365. How cool-aid makes people ecstatic... where else did I see this... I guess it is better than vodka though...
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  3366. I am left oriented, but I don't understand how somebody could find themselves in this situation like that £60k man? Wasn't the mortgage linked to life insurance, that in death of one of the names on the mortgage dies, the other one gets compensation and paid off the property? Or having a life insurance for that as such? That is irresponsible. Why should a taxpayer fill the gap for two irresponsible parents who didn't think about what if? Time to downsize then, I suppose. I get that unfairness, compared to the neighbours, but it's the time for people acting responsibly and securing their offspring and partners in case of death. Be adults FFS!
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  3367. Responding to just the message in the thumbnail: what now? My suggestion: finish the Kerch Bridge. Bring it down.
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  3368.  @zerotheory941  Not a fan of MS, but you decide whether you want to run this spyware on your system on setting up you newly installed system. It won't do it against your will. That majority users will probably turn it on and not knowing it is running in their system, is another thing. But I am sure the system will remind them to look at their history. At most, in theory, it could turn itself on after you turned it off, but if you are experienced, you should soon find out whether it was the case. The bastard will take up your memory. You should also be able to set it up what it can record and what it cannot, like exceptions. I am listening to other folks who are more knowledgeable. I won't have it in my system though. Set up my Win11 to stay on 23H2 and I don't have the copilot+ PC.
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  3369. I am no analyst, but I was expecting them to blow the dam a few days back. When they will be pushed out of Kherson they lose incentive not to. UA should have focused more forces in the Northeast and save the situation with the dam for later. They would have the RuSSians in the west bank of Dnipro like on a palm of their hand, after blowing all those bridges and isolating orcs forces there. That part is a low hanging fruit. They should have swept it from the North, let the porcs lose Donbas first.
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  3370. Just beware peanuts contain quite a dose of phosphorus, potentially disrupting the bone metabolism. Less is more sometimes. You don't want to end up with osteoporosis in your 30s or 40s.
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  3371. Re youtube: going to check my friend Russel, who was showing us supermarkets in Moscow, how everything was during the sanctions... even tried to work in a supply chain and then never saw him there again. He is an Aussie, who chose to live in that 💩hole for some mysterious reason.
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  3372. I hated touch screens when they replaced classic mobile phones. And I don't need excessive software on the road. I need simple functionality that is not sensitive to magnetic fields, rough terrain, weather, light conditions, hacking, network availbility, etc. Just bring back the buttons or I'll get a horse.
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  3373.  @WeRemainFaceless  Whatever you say at this point, we all know you are a RuSSian shill. The majority of the sane world stands with Ukraine, you are just pathetic.
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  3374. Surely, money isn't important, when you have a lot of them and still making a lot of them so that you don't need to budget and check your bills. The same goes for celebrities saying that beauty is not everything - with pretty faces earning them millions. Many spent a fortune looking like they do (and often it was a bad investment as they looked better before LOL).
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  3375. Never owned one, probably never will. My curent phone is several years old, still working well, no reason to replace it, with monthly bills below £7. But I use it very little, so not much data needed and mostly the connectivity like wifi or bt are off, so the battery lasts for days. And yes, it is a smart phone, not the old miracle from Finland LOL. Why people let the corps fleece them like this I don't know.
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  3376. Since Chinese probably manipulate the tiktok algorithm, they know how to turn our people against themselves... breaking the society from within, without sending a single soldier: just betting on people's greed, laziness and stupidity. There is plenty of those things around.
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  3377. 10:30 I don't think you can convince the terrorists not doing it again and Romania has put its head into the sand that it didn't have the balls to shoot down an object violating its air space, like Americans did and Canadians also. NATO country could easily shoot the missile down if they wanted and they had a full right to do it. Are they not monitoring their air space at all? Or they let the missile hit Ukraine deliberately? What if the missile had a fault and fell on some populated area in Romania? I think it is better to have it exploded in the air and have smaller debris fall down than a missile hitting some civilian object in a full power.
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  3378. Great work. What I always wondered: if a software can pixelate faces, cannot a software unpixelate them back?
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  3379. what would that be if Trump had lost (which will probably happen)? @patrickpschaefer 
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  3380. PS: is Dr Pepper Cocacola? Not buying it. It has blood on hands. Thanks, but no, thanks.
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  3381. What a show when crooks fight each other on social media LMAO. Never had that drink, not missing anything. Even Logan Paul got onto my radar just maybe a month ago when their fiasco with Lunchly came about. Mr Beast was maybe one or two months ahead, again after being exposed for fraud. KSI was a sad glazing on the tart in between. I think I need to take a break from youtube, wasting my time watching content about losers I don't really need for my life. Shoo!
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  3382. I don't see that crap, I have trained my algorighms quite well, but I get a barrage of Azbuka comments under Travelling with Russel videos, he is Australian I think, now in RuSSia, probably struggling as he keeps making videos presenting RuSSia as a normal country, usually making strolls in Moscow supermarkets, once bragging he got a VIP ticked in one of the Moscow's airports... half empty, in times when the planes started crashing at an increasing rate, and westerners keep salivating how great life is in RuSSia. Even that 10 cheapest eggs are under a dollar... just a median salary in RuSSia is just 500 dollars, but the UK one is £2500. I haven't got any response to that yet, three days later LOL.
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  3383. Folks, by viewing all that influencer's nonsense, are directly contributing to the influencers' income, while making themselves feeling miserable. That woman with countless carton branded bags looking like an xmas tree... who knows what is in them? Why showing off a $10,000 haul? Just for attention. That has become very lucrative. Not watching that stuff, finding it boring and un-inspirational. Why should I waste my money on stuff I don't need? I don't need to impress anyone by being a corporate slave and wasting my resources on overpriced 'luxury' items produced by underage and underpaid workers in some sweatshop. Companies now import this labour from developing world so they can claim their worthless stuff was produced in Europe, for example. Not having it.
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  3384. Yeah, spread the word. Let's vote with our wallets.
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  3385. Why my comment always disappears?
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  3386. Absolutely.
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  3387. Those in the West Bank are still being attacked, intimidate, abused, even during this war.
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  3388. Without the illegal Israeli politics there would be no Hamas.
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  3389. Hamas is a response to the generations, now a century, old injustice, fuelled by the western interests. Not in my name!
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  3390. Pootin is as much for his people (who are they actually?), that he let the Rubble crash, so the war and the military complex could carry on, but threw civilians under the bus with the economy. Times are going to be very very bad for people in RuSSia.
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  3391. Post office is not Royal mail, they are two different companies. And how many times was BBC investigated for fake reporting, compared to GB News? Asking for a friend.
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  3392. Indeed, I suggested in different places to people to ditch that platform, if for nothing else then for one sided Kremlin's propaganda while never saying anything positive about Ukraine, and for blocking critics while presenting himself as an ambassador of free speech.
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  3393. There are more subtle scams. Like deleteme claims to remove your data from internet, for like a tenner per month... but they don't tell you that data brokers aren't the only ones gathering your data, but various institutions must keep your data for a certain time (some until you die) and those also get breached and hackers trading your data on the dark web (also internet), where these data removal services have no reach. Pure scam, heavily promoted and fooling people, even on cyber security channels. Money don't stink, right?
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  3394. Musk is doing it all the time: giving ridiculous statements to prop up his market value, promising undeliverable and hoping to probably rule over the entire universe. That while being friends with dictators and using Twitter as a disinformation amplifier.
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  3395. Is it possible to verify this by the amount of blood we have in our circulatory system, somehow?
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  3396.  @user-op8fg3ny3j  Well, I am not familiar with that, but someone will have to pay for this massive search and rescue action... I hope they have enough money in that fund.
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  3397. Regarding Solovjov, RuSSian media have been encouraging Muslims to fight in Ukraine months ago. Kadyrov was calling them. Only after Israel started the flat bombarding of Gaza they started attacking Jews on this scale. If you want to say that Solovjov made them this crazy now, you are using the red herring tactics. Jihad means fight back after they were attacked, according to Quran. I had countless discussions about this with Muslims for years, on various forums, some were more down to Earth than others. Palestinian Muslims have been and are being attacked by ever expanding Israel. And the West is enabling it. I see a perfect logic in this manipulative argumentation. RuSSians are just catching the wave Israel made, trying to cash in on it for themselves. Are you surprised? I am not.
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  3398. Nothing about how the business is a two-way system, that if one side stops publishing stats, we can extract the approx info from the other one, what business stopped and how much it costs? We aren't in that much darkness as you portray it, if you know where to look.
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  3399. I can easily check how much spave I have left in my email accounts. I would defo not click on this. I tend to open suspicious emails in plain text even, so I accidentally don't click on some link.
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  3400. We might live to finally understand that interstellar travel dream is futile. Physics of the space isn't on our side.
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  3401. I used to live in London. You can imagine those prices around 2014 and going up and up. I found a job elsewhere and move there. I now pay mortgage on a home 5x the size I could afford in London for those money back then. As the saying goes: vote with your purse. The same: influence the economy by moving where you can live.
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  3402. How Germans called other nationalities... reminds me Boris calling black people pickaninnies... Since he was forced to step down as a PM and his constituency, he is reported to have earned £6 million... these people are still among us and masses cling to them for their own reasons. Besides, youtube warned me before posting this comment. How ironic!
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  3403. I have a gift of speech, even with English as my 3rd language, I would use the word resonate without hesitation. I had difficulty to recall a word revert and asked Llama (otherwise good, maybe better than gpt in some instances) and the bot failed, constantly suggesting a word return. I had to figure it by mysef what word I wanted to use, a word I knew started re- something. The bot was quite dumb there, to my surprise.
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  3404. Coming late to the party. Lived in London, loved it. Moved out, now not liking London as much, only missing the wider opportunities and everything easily accessible via public transport. But the air and crowds are insane there. Not going back, also due to the cost of living there. I would never afford a house there that I have now, in a rural area. And I love it. With a garden and own fruits and veggies. Priceless!
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  3405. What goes around, comes around. Slava Ukraini!
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  3406. Just thinking: China is having a massive economic trouble now, whether properties market bubble about to burst or banking issues, production halted in many places... If China tried to bail various countries worldwide and hit the wall, who will bail China heading into the downward spiral of economic crisis?
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  3407.  @mrbenn456  MS is a corporation. What do coporations do? Minimise expenses for the maximum profit. Delivering supported OS for multiple different hardware would mean to employ at least a few dozens, if not hundreds people. They can barely roll out updates for 24H2 that don't break numbers of Win11 compatible computers every week.
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  3408. That salmonella contamination: once in a time it makes headlines and people go crazy. How many times they cross-contaminated their own food production - that doesn't make it to the news. Those factories usually have very strict hygiene standards, especially in the west. They cannot risk damage to their reputation. A number of documentaries were made from inside of factories for educational purposes, broadcasted in the UK (and certainly elsewhere as well), following the production of countless food items from the raw ingredients to the packaging and dispatch. Most households can only dream about such level of hygiene control. That popcorn was a good example, but again, not every country allows these chemicals into their food chain, so one needs to watch this aspect as well. Cereals and biscuits colourings - I mentioned in my previous post, there is a big difference between what the USA allows into their foods and what other parts of the world do. Most of our food colourings in Britain and Europe are natural vegetables or spices pigments, like chlorophyll, beetroot, annatto nothing to be scared of. I would avoid such items produced in the US, that is for sure. I see nothing wrong with the use of tinned tomatoes, tinned kidney beans (even safer than if undercooked at home), frozen peas or fruits I add to my morning cereals (just those fruits, not peas LOL). Fresh blueberries are often attacked by moulds, not so much those from the freezer that were picked and frozen in a few hours.
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  3409. Good for you for knowing not to watch that video. I wish I knew this when I was about 20 and watched one like this, paradoxically it was called a Russian soldier, probably killed by Chechens, his throat being cut through with a knife, with all the sounds along. I was bad for three days and never watched anything like this again, but as part of the job I was perfectly fine attending dead bodies found, usually due to natural causes, some already started decomposing, I attended one scene of a suicide with a gun a few hours after... that was fine. Watching this happening by a hand of a human (I doubt it) to another human (whoever it is) was awful. Never again.
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  3410. Re: nothing left and the universe dying out... how about the quantum fields? Will those also stretch into disappearance or will they remain? Even the emptiest part of the universe isn't really that empty.
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  3411.  @gillb9222  she would need to have no self-worth in that case I think. Voluntarily making an idiot of herself like that, risking a criminal prosecution for her rhetoric, to make somebody else scoop the cream. And I don't think he would pay her to do that, even out of his hundreds £millions.
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  3412.  @gillb9222  she looks to be off the scale, so maybe she could be the first one. We'll see.
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  3413. A moment of enlightenment: advertisement works to increase purchases if people have the money to spend. Otherwise it is just a money thrown out of window, supporting only the advertising companies. And in the hardship, those working in ads industry will keep saving money for being able to pay their bills.
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  3414. Since ads are notoriously louder than the content, just monitor the volume LOL You will have a second or two of them, but that is a little price to pay. You may also reward the screen with a middle finger on every such occasion.
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  3415. 25 seconds into this and wondering whether I should continue wasting further 14 minutes of my time to finish it and find it didn't really say the main thing? There is a constant turnover of amino acids in our body, so whether you eat bread for breakfast and lentils for lunch, it doesn't really matter as they complement each other. What lacks in one is abundant in another and vice versa. The body tissues will take what they need when they need it if it is available. There is no need to eat the full amino acids profile in one meal. Varied and balanced diet is the key and it will cover all our needs overall... so... was it mentioned in the video somewhere?
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  3416. How about using AI against AI to sift through this nonsense and to identify real communication by real people?
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  3417. I don't use chrome by default anymore, didn't even know about this. Also got my passwords and bookmarks backed up on an encrypted medium, transferable wherever if needed. How can we know a similar thing couldn't happen to a password manager? Where are those passwords stored?
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  3418. Based on this description I think I am secretly Korean LOL. I would love your cuisine. Fish, sashimi and similar - I would break my legs to go and get it. American diet is abuse, true that. Tasty rice, veggies, pulses, some meat or eggs for protein... many different dishes to taste... but I do quite like cheese. And coffee only with some milk, no sugar, no cream. I am not skinny, but far from obese.
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  3419. Also, looking at him, like he is a stick, envying Michelle's healthy toned body... that is what drugs do to you. They suck you up to the bone and make you frantic before they spit you out like a rug.
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  3420. Watching a video of a man reading articles... hm...
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  3421. she was awarded $2 million for defamation by his legal team if I read that correctly.
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  3422.  @snowflakehunter  I thought he got granted 15 mil. Anyway, she is done.
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  3423. Pootin wouldn't talk about peace talks if he was sure he was going to win. He would just win the war. In three days, ideally.
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  3424. And naive. As the dictator was naive thinking the West will bulge if he threatens with nukes, gas and oil cuts... Ukraine isn't just some unimportant country in the East (it was important enough for him to get himself into this trouble). Ukraine represents our own principles. We are fighting for democracy and principles, something having no value and perhaps not even in the vocabulary of the orcs from the wild East.
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  3425.  @mrfrosty4425  oh shut up! civilians were hiding there from your kind, hoping they could withstand this mess and get out free. But stupidity has no boundaries so this war carries on for the 6th month and counting. The solution is easy: get out of Ukraine! Get out of every country you messed up and tried to annex. You know how the giant hogweed is called in the once occupied areas in east Europe? A giant bolshevnik. Invasive species causing nothing but trouble. Get out of Ukraine and all will be good.
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  3426. You don't want RuSSia to stop exporting oil completely, because that would create shortages on the market and we all would pay higher prices again. Balance it out carefully. Just don't let the terrorist make much profit from it, that's all it needs.
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  3427. Temu has a few aims: break into the markets, ruin genuine producers and harvest users' data. All a conspiracy by CCP and its struggling economy. Never have instaled that app or created an accout there. Neither on Shein, or even Asos and similar. And my algorithms don't even dare to suggest some holow influncers showing their crazy spree.
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  3428. Darwin quietly whispering: shhh... leave them alone...
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  3429. We have a high inflation in the West but Russia has a higher one.
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  3430. The longevity of the successive RuSSian empires seem to follow inverse square law timeframes. Putler barely managed to impose absolute power over the entire Federation and it is already falling apart, subjected to unprecedented sanctions, returning central planning with all the fails we have seen during the Soviet era, brain drain, ethnic cleansing (which is sending the poorer citizens to die on the front and reserving the young RuSSians for I don't know what). But it is mind blowing how the similarities are betweent he current RuSSia and Nazi Germany a century ago. It is mindblowing, indeed.
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  3431. Dunno what filter you have for the comments, mine go missing for naming him a piece of 💩..
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  3432. Also, who is A friend? Not necessarily any person you spend you leisure time with. And definitely not the random connection on social media. I simply call them 'contacts'.
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  3433. Hm... you are very knowledgeable, no doubt about it. What is the risk of profiling again? Getting skewed search results or answers to keep us in an echo chamber? Those buying all your non traceable technologies are probably immune against someone else's bias already, only dwelling in their own. Everybody has some. Even AI, as you reveal it. Is private window not good enough? New Linux user here. Even if you do your best they will find a way how to trace you. You can only minimise their effort but you cannot completely stop them. My data, including personal, is probably all over internet already: from countless hacks and data breaches. How am I going to stop it? I can't. Activists and dissidents should be concerned though. I give it to them. The rest of us? Meh!
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  3434.  @robbraxmantech  I said everybody has bias, hence some manipulation will be there. We are mostly products of our era, culture, family and our own preferences. On internt it is algotithms, old stuff, not AI. Our brain literally halluciates our reality for us and tries to match new input with what it is already familiar, skewing the picture right there. Despite the sheer manipuation by mostly right wing media and their notorious lies, people in Britain voted by their wallets. Reality check. The frog didn't completely get boiled. And that Trump 'won' in 2016 is for another debate. Pootin never won any elections. Firstly he was chosen by his predecessor and later on he reinstated himself, allowing his minion Medvedev to pretend to the nation he was legit for one term to buy time. There is a seesaw pattern throughout human history. We are still just animals with primal instincts that kick in whenever, in the majority. And that majority doesn't watch your videos or won't buy your stuff. So...
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  3435. Successfully ignoring shorts on Youtube and most of the time those on Fakebook. I wouldn't mind if they went away as most of them are trashy and misleading with their promises from the thumbnails.
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  3436. Safe world of conspiracy theories is a strange put. How safe do they feel when their theories suggest to them they are in danger?
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  3437. I am amazed at your bravery using RuSSian planes at this day and age. Also how empty the airport is for its size. And the denial about what the country is going through overall, that is not necessarily reflected in Moscow as such. Just don't say anything political that would make the state angry. Keep making videos and show us where things aren't that bad, yet.
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  3438.  @MrSUPJAN  spare parts? Under sanctions? Only if canibalising other planes that won't take off anymore. The Titanic is going down.
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  3439.  @DDDD_D-u9xy  I am not an American. And this is a whataboutism. RuSSia is going down, fast. Even Solovjov was hysterical over how the rubble is doing. (not a typo there). Kremlin ran out of the swindles it could do with the currency.
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  3440. If youtube wasn't so greedy and was more realistic about the premium, like a symbolic $1 or $2, more people would subscribe to it. But even with these expensive premiums some still complain they see ads here and there. You want too much, get nothing. And then there are those sponsorships... whenever I see such an ad, I know what not to buy. I have a paid security package which also includes VPN. I don't need additional VPN.
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  3441. Another detail that came to my mind: I was looking for an app in the app store. I found it, but to the very top pushed itself Temu app, I almost tapped on it by error. Never had that 💩 in my devices and never will be. Neither Tiktok. They are trying really hard to get into our devices to harvest our data. Shooo!
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  3442. Some portion of them do it just for fun, winding us up.
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  3443. 'Pulling hair from behind my eyeballs'... love it
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  3444. Does Lukashenko actually have a choice? A relatively small country sanctioned by the west, economy damaged, nation hates him that he is afraid to arm them to go to Ukraine (they would instead turn against him if having weapons)... And Putin thinks that if he cannot have Ukraine, he can at least take what doesn't resist as much, like reaching for a low hanging apple when you cannot climb a tree. I don't believe this will actually happen, but they will say and claim anything that will prop their reputation at this moment.
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  3445. One thing you are wrong about is the refusal of per capita CO2 production. As long a you keep buying stuff made in China it is also YOUR CO2, not just theirs. Get the context right.
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  3446. I used to be glued to the news and listen to the radio in between. Last year I got myself 5 in 1 hifi and pulled out vinyls, tapes and cds from the era spanning over 4 decades, plus having dozens gigabytes of mp3, including many spoken played childhood stories. I am going to stay away from the media and hibernate with my trasures and crafts. The 4 years should pass swiftly. Hope the orange voice won't haunt me in the dreams. Let me know when this madness is over.
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  3447. 16:35 is that a real Putin? puffy face again... would he dare to leave his bunker and travel anywhere at all?
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  3448. Microdosing? WTF. Nearly a million subscribers and you come with this placebo scam nonsense? I am out.
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  3449. Marxicism rhymes with narcissism. And WTH is a 'theoretical innovation'? When does the practical innovation come on the scene?
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  3450. I know it doesn’t feel like it but it is not an end of the world. Imagine not so distant times when the only time people could get entertainment like this was to physically go to the places and pay once, to see it once. If you wanted to see it again, you would need to go there again and pay again. And they lived just fine. Now the times are returning: with either streaming, when you are again held at the mercy of the streaming platform or the owner of the content, they can withdraw it any time, or you pay a subscription for relatively unlimited viewing or rental of the content to see it once. Unless you are skilled and can rip the content for future re-use. There still are countless charity shops that have a plethora of physical discs for you to enjoy though. Maybe more mindful living, instead of mindless consuming of content, is the way forward.
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  3451. In Melon's world, if you pay, you areallowed anything, just not criticising HIM. That is what dictators do. He certainly has a dictator complex. No wonder he is on good terms with other dictators, whether in China or Kremlin. Money talks. It is past his ditch time.
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  3452. Gas prices suppressed, any govt would do it, left or right. Remember how Trump denied covid and pushed for everyone possible going to work? Felon Musk also. Jeff Bezos also. All these crooks only see money, not people behind it. The economy would maybe be a bit better as a result, but with many hundreds thousands Americans less alive. What do you value more: money or your people? This economic struggle is global, don't get fooled. Enjoy your lower gas prices while you can. Many commodities became cheaper, but retail prices keep being high. That isn't a government's fault. It is a corporate price gauging. Trump would probably let you sink much sooner, giving tax breaks and other privileges to the rich, not caring much about yourself. Remember: nobody can give you what Trump can promise you. Although you are dissatisfied now (like everybody else out there, outside America also), vote wisely next month. Biden already got you cheaper insulin, every single one of you, not just a selected age group, which was even voluntary, not compulsory. A lot of misleading propaganda out there. Don't get fooled.
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  3453. Always good to ask chat gpt how things work and what you need to do. The answers must be out there.
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  3454. So what. Ukraine is big and some of those missiles will be destroyed before hitting the target. How many the Orcs have?
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  3455. Because goggle is here for the money, not the people.
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  3456.  @LazyLizzy706  and google is state owned, or by god? Who gets money for paid ads showing on top of searches, or on the side as it was before?
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  3457.  @LazyLizzy706  I am not upset by you, just making it clear to you that google is also a private company, ignoring fraudulent ads in it search engine, sc.amming people, and google benefiting financially from it likr FB.
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  3458.  @BB-848-VAC  why? Just block ads and they will be out of business LOL
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  3459. Deleteme are scammers. They cannot remove your data from internet, only from a few data brokers that use your data for ads. Your data is on the dark web already and it keeps pouring there with every such hack of institutions that cannot delete your data. And Deleteme has no reach to the dark web. If you pay for it, you are being scammed and ripped off.
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  3460. Until a child of some of these advocates get affected, then it will be: decrypt it all, hurry! Get that bas💩! While children of others are considered - Nah!
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  3461. that once a week reboot sounds about right for my experience that the pc on win10 will start getting sluggish and unresponsive after a week of hibernating overnight. I hibernate it for a faster start up, but this mysterius behaviour makes my work harder than it should. And then when there are updates available, I don't see it in the icon on the bottom right yet, but I will find out when I go to restart from the menu, or the configuration message on the screen when I restart. The PC literally dictates to me when I need to restart it, otherwise I cannot keep working. And then, once in a blue moon, there is hours of configuration and stuff... when there is a major update... but I don't seem to be in control over when that happens, because the sudden sluggishness forces me to restart, just to find out that THIS restart will take hours. The system is fucked.
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  3462. By logic: 1. What difference does it make to the prisoner if they are released after two years or a year and half? They already went to prison and their personal life got affected. 2. Releasing them earlier to makke space for new prisoners gives a signal to potential criminals that there are rooms for them. I see it as positive, under given circumstances. We need a strategy to reduce reoffending. Just shoveling criminals to prisons come very costly. Someone calculated a cost of building one prison cell as £600k.
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  3463. Don't touch my gpt bot. Thanks to this tool I am weaning myself off Windows, with all their telemetry, cpu abuse with a high power consumption, running an efficient and debloated Linux. And that without embedded AI, that is now planning to take regular screenshots every 3-5 seconds, processing, and saving summary in a plain text. Hackers will go bananas to get their hands on all this data. Now THAT will lead to even higher energy consumption. The gpt bot is just a little critter in contrast to what Microsoft is pushing on us and the consequences related to it.
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  3464. Now turkeys gonna realise what voting for Christmas means for them.
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  3465. And then there are websites like Healthline, where if you opt out unnecessary cookies (decline them), it shows a page that you are from EEA and they cannot show you ad-free stuff... or cookie-free stuff... this has been for at least months, if not years. Of course they could show it to me, like everyone else out there, they just don't want to without monitoring my use and who knows what. I don't proceed viewing their website. I welcome more explanation what is going on with this website, so I understand better.
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  3466. And when this lady at the beginning criticises how the ter.rorists attacked a place after two funerals, I guess they learned from IDF, bombarding a funeral ceremony of the Palestinian/American journalist about a year ago, whom they shot in her head, while her wearing a PRESS uniform. They keep denying this exe.cution to the present days. She was reporting on the IDF raid to the refugee camp in the West Bank. It is obvious they wanted to get rid of her.
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  3467. Mop and bucket never disappointed me 😂😂😂
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  3468. Looking at the America it is evident that the common sense isn't that common, based on how this cheato still has such a supportive ground. And he has an influential shill to keep it alive: Melon Usk.
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  3469. So what about the conflict of interest of the person in question? I missed it addressed. Tories messed up, no question about it. But are Labour going to be transparent and principled, or will they be Tory copycats when not addressing potential corruption among their own ranks?
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  3470. Older folks are secured. Their degrees and mortgages didn't break their necks. They have pensions and own properties. Having spare money - it is just moral to donate. Young people of nowadays are scraping the bottom of the barrels to make ends meet.
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  3471. Belgorod used to belong to Ukraine anyway. I think there should be referendum...
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  3472. I don't believe the intel failed. Bibi was making steps for years to cancel Gaza completely and forever. He was warned about an attack, but he decided to ignore it and maybe sacrifice a few of his people for a greater cause. Dirty politics. People slaughtered by Hamas were mainly those opposing the fascist politics of Israel.
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  3473. It has been only a week and some MAGA are crying already. It is just gaining a momentum. It will get worse. More tears, more regrets, more despair. They are in for a bad surprise. Very bad one.
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  3474. I think majority of his supporters wouldn't mind any of those 6 reasons. They would find a justification for each single one. They are in a cult.
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  3475.  @penguin2137  hm... if I understand it right, if I bought Mac, and installed Windows on it, then it would ask for a licence? Why did previously Windows demand licence key on computers?
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  3476.  @Lucas-yh5zz  OK so from my understanding, you can run any licenseless installation of Windows on any computer that came originally with Windows? Sounds quite convenient.
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  3477.  @Lucas-yh5zz  thanks, that explains a lot. I didn't give much thought to these details, just knowing OEM (or OED? lol) license was tied to a computer and was not transferable.
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  3478. That skyscraper attack and the media not talking about it - give it time. They need approval and script from Kremlin what to say. Once they have it, most RuSSian state media and propagandists on social media will spew the same like on a switch, sometimes word by word.
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  3479. 1:39 Why they show He with atomic number 4 when it has just 2 protons?
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  3480. After 2::44 he didn't answer the question: why would IS attack Moscow? I am still waiting for the answer.
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  3481. Fillers will come with vengeance. All those who fell for them will find out they have made a terrible mistake.
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  3482. Was this sound for those with hearing hypersensitivies? I have it all on max and just just hear what these are saying.
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  3483. I am not knowledgeable about crypto at all, and so I ask: does anyone create a bitcoin like a new email address and expect it to pick up and be trusted as a widespread currency? Are people really spending their cash to buy this scam?
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  3484. It took me about 3 days to recover from seeing something similar 20 years ago. Get some popcorn, mate.
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  3485.  @matztertaler2777  Jesus doesn't exist anymore, but that is another story.
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  3486.  @retractableroof  And so I don't watch these stupid films as much anymore. Almost none. Hollywood and other studios keep bringing ridiculous stories to earn money, but I am not interested. There is a lot of other more entertaining content out there. Taking the cinema detox, now when watching something like that, even a small part, I see faults in logic, execution of scenes, etc... just nonsense. I didn't even saw Hostel film. What for? Saw? Not a single one. Kurzgezagt on youtube? Oh yes!
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  3487. Who else noticed a significant difference between the fit of suits of both men here? The presenter needs to get some advice about his clothes, that including shoes, for TV presence like this. He looks like grown out from his prom suit.
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  3488.  @lionsofwar6851  but that had a different premise. The nuance here is praying for others coming out alive. That DOESN'T WORK. Actions do.
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  3489. Switching to Linux to have more control over my machines, less energy consumption, less forced bloatware that Microsoft is. Never paid to deleteme and similar crooks, because they are scammers themselves. My data is out there on the dark web, nobody can do anything about it. The main aim is not to get caught out by installing on malware or giving the last bit of puzzle the crooks need to strip my accounts clear. I don't need every stupid app, I don't need to click on every bait. I don't commit crime online so FBI is free to scan my online traffic and whatnot. I am sure they have hands full with chasing real criminals.
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  3490. Wny are so many women frying their voices so much these days? It is a pain to listen to.
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  3491. Firewall on the router, firewall turned on on a Linux OS after installation, printer sometimes connecting to the home router, often printing via a cable from Win10 machine. Should I be worried?
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  3492. LOL, video about toxic subscriptions, and btw, here is GN subscription for you... My only subscriptions are necessary utilities, like energy, internet, phone. Even bought myself one off purchased MS Office package, instead of getting milked by 365 service. Switched ti Linux, so most software is open source and so far free to use. I do chip in to 38 degrees or Sum of us, to fight a better and just future for us, if you consider THAT a subscription. Never had Netflix, cook from what I buy, or grow myself, not interested in coupons or apps for discounts, to pay with my personal data. Not even having Prime, never had. Most of the stuff from Scamazon can be bought elsewhere, cheaper. Too old for this $it.
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  3493. A question: why all those disapproving Musk are still on X? Leave the platform, now, find alternative and take followers with you. Let him sink.
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  3494. I think Trump is broke already. He has no such money at his disposal and even his properties are probably owned by someone else.
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  3495. And Rudy isn't going to help him out. Maybe Musk could LOL.
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  3496. You are quite behind with the state of affairs. Collecting personal data is one thing, using your device for cyber attacks without your knowledge, is another, or espionage, since CCP can control your device. Mass surveillance is a reality in China and they won't keep within their borders. Tis is becoming more sinister than you can imagine.
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  3497. 00:28 that woman seem to have vitamin B deficiency or something similar causing her mouth corners being inflamed. She doesn't look healthy at all.
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  3498.  @sam23696  when I click on such a page that starts playing these videos by default I immediately shut the page and move elsewhere. It is obvious the content I came for wasn't their main thing to offer me and when it is news I can find a similar info elsewhere, where they don't treat me like a brainless i.diot.
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  3499. You can save yourself a lot of struggle by taking a proper guided course via distant learning where it was all planned for you by professionals with guidance and also tutorials where you can ask questions and get specific answers. I did that and I didn't have any issues. I scored distinction in a science subject on the second level with a proper exam in English as my third language. Then I progressed to the full time university course in a related subject. Distant learning was me rather testing whether I was up to it and partly to satisfy my hunger for knowledge. It was a good investment of money and time/effort.
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  3500. So this explains why Win11 is so difficult to avoid the first login without the MS account. It goes hand in hand. You need to create an account (if you don't have one yet) and that will save your bitlocker key in your account. I found mine in my account without knowing I placed it there. I backed it up elsewhere and removed from my MS account. Just in case. Need to check whether it didn't reappear there again.
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  3501. I haven't even set up that option. Working in the garden make me not being able to get into my phine for 2 days.
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  3502. Re shoe laces... I guess if they tried filming Boris, he would have a velcro instead. Kudos to Lee Anderson able to tie his shoe laces. That is a top skill in the right wing! Imagine Rishi asking a homeless man whether they work in business, himself unable to purchase a can of coke at the petrol station... something is telling me that super rich haven't earned their wealthy by a 'hard work' they try to impose on everyone else to earn peanuts.
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  3503. I cannot hear what the second woman is saying... what was it?
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  3504. Three years on and still relevant. Although those dump phones might see the end of their capabilities, with phasing out 3G signal, they are still good to use for basic communication. I go on fakebook, but via browsers exclusively. Also youtube. Resisting installing whatsapp and missing on some communication with my colleagues, but it is my phone and I pay the bills. I decide what I install on it. SMS are still a thing. And when social media get boring, I put a cd on, or casette, or vinyl even, grab word puzzles with pen and paper and disappear from the digital world for a while. Or do something else, offline. Plenty of stuff to do in a real life.
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  3505.  @KaneLivesInDeath  sorry, what was that?
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  3506.  @skdfdjkdfjkd  Ukrainians, unlike orcs are trying to be more precise in targetting the military instead of wasting the ammo on civilians, simply because they have less of everything to fight the orcs back. It is the orcs who shell everything and everyone indiscriminately. And I would argue many of those videos you mention were actually of orc's make, claiming they were Ukrainians, like those dead bodies decomposing on the streets of Bucha after the orcs retreated and the Ukrainians could finally get there without a risk. I would be very cautious about anything the orcs claim or show.
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  3507. People in the UK, US and everywhere else must understand that not acting now against Russian aggression will come more costly in the future. Prevention better than cure. It is hard now but it could be much harder if we gave in now. Remember that. When you have a tumour you need to cut it out, even if it hurts. Putting a plaster over it won't treat the disease, it will spread.
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  3508. What did this Sabu did that FBI were promising him life in jail, but the oopsie Julius got just 7 years? Or is it the Finnish legislation is too forgiving?
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  3509. Guess what: MS is reintroducing features updates to Win10 even. They want the spyware to run on those machines able to handle it, as people don't seem to be too keen switching to Win11. Just today I set up my Win10 to stay on the 2H22 version. I'll do the same with the Win11 to stay on the current 2H23 (hope it is similar). I am going to swap the ssd anyway, for Linux to run on and considering Win11 to go on the WM or run Bottles on Linux for software Windows holds monopoly for. Does it sound like a good plan?
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  3510. I only drink soft drinks with artificial sweeteners. I drink them overall so rarely that I cannot tell a difference if they changed the sweetener. But I like the lighter taste of coke without sugar or HFCS.
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  3511. If there was communism in China, this wouldn't be a problem, right? All belonged to people, it is theirs to take. No profit. The thing is, there is no real communism in China. These people live in fear of insufficiency, the fear turning them into thugs, often violent and selfish.
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  3512. Since starting fiddling with my computers earlier this year and moving to Linux, seeing how easily things can break, spending a substantial time on customising my systems, Rescuezilla has been a life saver for cloning and recovering broken system, repeatedly. Every now and then, when I am happy with the updated set up, now after installing VM and Windows within, with two additional accounts, I make a clone and keep it for bad times. Data is stored separately and backed up. I always boot from the clone first, to make sure it actually works. Currently the clone and recovery take just 7 minutes each for a 1TB nvme. Easy and fast.
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  3513. When getting up early in the morning and not wantint to go out on an empty stomach but not wanting to eat much either, I make my own potion from instant coffee and teaspoon of psyllium, half boiling water, half milk and a portion of meal replacement shake (Slimfast and similar). Mix with frothing spiral for an even consistency. A delicious start of the day, sometimes having a piece of fruit with it. Psyllium is great, but I miss an exact information in this video about how to take it right, for an idea. Reading the label is a must but for a comparison with that mammoth dose you used how it shouldn't be done you left out a comparison for how it should be done. One great result of having enough fiber like psylium in the diet is a very low use of toilet paper. It totally cleanses my inside.
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  3514. That lady looked more like low than high, my impression.
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  3515. LV should be glad people recognise the value of their material that they want to reuse it and promote the brand itself that way. What a stupid company it is. Never bought any of heir most faked brand. Every third woman with fake eye lashes and with lip fillers has one (cheap fake) on the street.
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  3516. But, on another look, I can see there is still LV pattern visible on the material of that little thing. So LV might have some merit there if they don't want it to be seen.
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  3517. 30 thousands reservists... she cannot even read the numbers LOL
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  3518. Just an idea: one could generate a concept via AI and then draw it or paint it by hand. That could MAYBE be considered as art. Can he do it?
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  3519. There will come time when Trump will become a widely accepted derogarory term.
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  3520. LMAO, never paid for any streaming service, stopped watching most production with made up stories. Not into sports either. Either YT or BBC with no ads in the shows, or iPlayer... OK, the TV license is the only thing we pay for this, otherwise all freeview. I don't think I have missed that much. I do crafting of many sorts and now pulled out my old music on vinyls, casettes and cds. Or dozens gigabytes of music, even my childhood tales I used to listen from LPs when little, digitalised. No ads, no nonsense. For free! I or my parents paid for them long time ago. And we actually own these media. No continuous fleecing for stuff that will be removed from the repos one day.
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  3521. Reznikov looks a bit funny in that suit after hugging the Ameircan partner. Only Boris looks more ridiculous in his untidy suit. Maybe Oleksii needs to carry a handbag, he looked like he had something under the suit.
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  3522. hm... Jupiter stealing Moon from Earth? Just checked it out: Jupiter, when the closest to Earth, is about 4x further from Earth than Earth from the Sun. The Sun is 1000 more massive than Jupiter is, add to that. And the position of Earth to the Sun is more stable than the position to the Jupiter, having more regular effect on the Moon than Jupiter, with which we often find ourselves very far apart, with the Sun between us. Are you sure it is Jupiter that is stealing the Moon? Other sources explain slowing down Earth that allows the Moon to speed up a bit and move away... nothing about any other bigger body that would pull the Moon towards itself.
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  3523. The Anonymous should start by dismantling twitter and deleting everything except of Musk's stuff, as evidence against him. Truth Social should be next. Cesspits of extremism. What goes around, comes around.
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  3524. RuSSia hasn't seen the worst yet. It is sad it had to come to this stage. A lot of people is suffering for the madness of one fool that has been in power for too long. Reversing to the ape style of humanoid existence. People won't have education, health care, pensions, nothing. A jungle.
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  3525. No, that was for her followers and admirers. They are that stupid and she knows it.
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  3526. No. Scam. Your personal data is on the dark web and none of these services can reach there. Turn on the adblockers and all those data brokers and companies are just wasting their money.
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  3527. I thought I posted here that these deleteme services and alikes are just scams. They cannot delete your data from dark market where it is in the worst hands. Data brokers trade with it mostly for marketing and ads. Scammers get it from wherever, countless hacks and data breaches happening all the time and you can do nithing about it. Don't waste your money on toothless services. Turn adblocks on and don't fall for phishing scams. Let the ad companies waste their money because that is what they deserve, treating us like cash cows.
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  3528. Watched til the end. We have an LG TV, and use some apps that broadcast via internet but they have their own ads for their own content. To have an ad free youtube content I am going through a computer and brave browser transmitting on the TV screen. If the TV listens to me, most of time it learns what dicks our polticians are.
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  3529. I am all for Ukraine, we donated money on red cross when the war broke and I am a NAFO member for donating on their night vision. But I find your videos too chaotic, jumping from one thought to another without much connection or explanation. What is obvious to you isn't necessarily obvious to everyone when 6ou shower us with sentences that suddenly fom in your head. One quarter into this video I still have no idea what piece of paper you hold in your hand, just guess it is some lottery ticket or something... And of course you care abou money, you are an economist, as you say. All of us earthlings do.
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  3530. So Costco is like the Lidl's or Aldi's middle isle, on steroids. Got it.
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  3531. Ukraine is not going to let Russia take a single inch of its territory. Remember that.
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  3532. I am wondering what miracle is holding the Poundstretcher alive. For a few years I have noticed a pitiful foot traffic in ours. Large store, stocked up with a variety od stuff and almost no customers. Their prices got ridiculous (hence no customers), a OneBelow or similar shop is just next to it, selling the same items, often half the price than in next door Poundstretcher. I have seen several pricing tactic over time, to bring more people in, but it was probably just Christmas time when they had more people coming in, otherwise empty. Is the private equity having it now and holding on like a tick? The one guy I meet there at the till, always smelly like never saw a shower in life, greasy hair, but polite and resilient, apparently.
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  3533. Why does he always look like he is about to start crying? WE are living in the ages of internet: Russia banning western social media... A liar will be a liar. Someone give him a drink, he looks like he is desperate for it. Is Vodka Putinoff still on sale in the UK? His red tie won't distract from his red face. It matches it.
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  3534. I am not going away from your comments section (recognising myself as saying the market is transitioning towards the cinema style purchase). Just to highlight that most pirated stuff is free, and malware coming with it also. So people are aware. Unless you buy it on their new terms and manage to make a copy of your own to store it in your storage indefinitely.
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  3535. What is in the American food folks? Almost every American woman in front of the mic fries her voice like crazy. What is it?
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  3536. I love your rebuttal of their nonsense, but here is my question: Wind and solar energy are infrequent in many parts of the world. Regions depend on storage of this energy if they don't have enough of nuclear and other reliable constant sources. Recently a massive lithium storage went ablast, poisoning surrounding soils growing lettuce for majority of the US. It will take years to make that soil safe to grow produce again. How about this aspect of renewables? I would like to know your stance on it.
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  3537.  @00PlPu00  I agree, we need representatives that don't have vested interest and deep pockets stuffed with corporate money. But these representatives come from the population and mirror the population. They are the product. You could see how money can buy elections and turkeys voted for Christmas, against their own interests. I have little hope for things changing in my lifetime.
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  3538. Solovjov just spews propaganda for the RuSS plebs. Finns have developed an underground infrastructure that almost entire nation could move there and survive with little harm, unlike Ukrainians who only have their limited bunkers under some of their homes. Finns could almost entirely go under and let the army deal with the invader. Clever nation.
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  3539. if you save money on repair, the taxman gets less.... and you cannot pay less when billionaires got tax cuts....
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  3540. I am all for vaccines as in the vast majority cases they are beneficial. But most of those who promote them as a silver bullet were not vaccine injured. It is difficult to prove, there is a push to not be believed, compensation for lifelong health consequences are not sufficient in many cases and people are weary. Misinformation only feeds into the fear. We have done a lot of genetic research but I don't see anything even remotely suggesting we should study people with vaccine injury and see what they have in common, so we could screen public for risk factors and prevent them from being vaccine injured. After heparin was found to cause blood clots in people with a particular genetic trait and they are not offered this drug anymore, we could do better with vaccines, too. Imagine going for a flu vaccine like everybody else and then you start having mystery uveitis attacks, joint inflammations, suffer in pain for years before you get some diagnosis and treatment, which also comes with sometimes serious side effects, and in fact you rarely or never experienced flu yourself, because your genetics might make you rather immune against this virus and the vaccine forced into your system made your immune system go broke. Decades of struggle and thousands or more of medical expenses for doing the supposedly right thing. If it happens to you, you are a statistics for the wide world, but for yourself it is the rest of your life.
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  3541. Rats leaving the sinking ship. The more of them like this, the less other rats left to asssasinate them one after another. Those three even failed to kill Navalny, and that was just one job to do.
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  3542. How about Trump enabling releasing the Taliban leader from the Pakistani prison in 2018? There apparently was a Trump-Pootin cooperation against the American interests. And now the convicted criminal is the POTUS again. And it is the Dems' fault for failing on several topics to convince their previous voters to cast a ballot for their favour again.
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  3543. There should be some transcript to this. This man sounds like someone has tied a cloth around his mouth. Seriously.
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  3544. Just a note: those ads aren't there to make you go buy it now, although the companies would be very happy if you did. And some will order Mac after or even while watching the ad. The prime aim is to brainwash you, to imprint the product into your subconscious mind, so when go to the shop and decide what you'll buy, you'll buy that product. Just good luck with me. Bought a box with 10 figs, for just £4 in Tesco on Friday, because fruit is my sweet fix. I haven't seen ads on fresh fruit on its own, and no amount of ads will make me buy Dunkin' donut. Besides, their price covers all thoose annoying ads. My wallet says Noo. I consciously avoid overpriced branded products, seeking cheaper alternatives.
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  3545. IMO as long as Scamazon cashes in from the sales of the third party sellers, it shares responsibility for the wellbeing of its customers. It is like if I invited somebody to my house to provide a paid service to them, and they got hurt over some sharp edge or something, I would be liable for their injury. Or even if using some third party equipment, if it didn't meet manufacturer's or industry standards conditions. Fake fuses are defo not up to the industry standards.
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  3546. Who will benefit from this is services providing VPN. Easy to avoid if you want to have a freedom in browsing. They would have to ban VPN.
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  3547. My fakebook feed is full of pictures of shopping, buying only Canadian. One even took American goods bought the previous day back to the store to replace them with Canadian ones. Drumpf wanted trade wars, he'll get trade wars. I am in Europe and will look closer what I am buying.
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  3548.  @MaryBravado  😂
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  3549.  @ritawerthmann9289  😂😂😂
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  3550. Re high rate of imprisonment: when you are rich you can fight the system that has made prison system a business for profit. Poor and black people are disproportionally and more unfairly treated in the US than rich and white people. A poor black will get a longer jail sentence for a less serious crime than a rich white. And the taxpayer pays into the pocket of the prison business.
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  3551. I am not a tech but I utilised AI to help me go Linux. I am pretty much still a normie, just having a vague idea of what CPU, GPU and NPU mean, also TMP, swapping nvme, RAM and repasting the heatsink. Had a colleague coming to me in the morning that a particular work PC was unresponsive and cannot be used, despite checking all connections. I came there, screen black and the fan going berserk, endlessly. I had it before on that machine. No idea why it didn't boot, just I held the switch on button to hard shut it down and then switched it on again. It worked. That colleague has a PhD in science (not computers), I have a BSc in the same subject LOL.
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  3552. How suddenly the restrictions are in place, but when he supposedly visited Mariupol, he was almost nose to nose with strangers... yeah, tell it to the donkeys.
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  3553. There is Mint on Ubuntu, like this one, and there is LMDE. I haven't had an issue yet with LMDE. Just don't do stupid things with it. Make sure you know what you are going to do.
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  3554. LOL, watched the Different Bias on this earlier today, appreciating Starmer's Tory trolling tactics. And how the right wing went berserk that he wore camo on his visit... just them ignoring the history when Bojo posed in camo with an antitank missile, looking like a fat kiddo, or Truss on a tank with a camo vest, looking like twat (quoting one comment that made my day)... or Sunak in camo trousers and a T-shirt with his name in an extra large font, like if his mom sew it on it so big boys didn't steal his t-shirt. And now here comes you with your 5 pennies to dump on Starmer, bubbling something about a syndrome. The truth is Starmer looked good in that uniform. He is a hypocrite, no argument about that, but I am surprised to see another such content, like if it was something important.
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  3555. Can you be more specific?  @dglenday8705 
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  3556. But but... sanctions don't work!
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  3557. Scamazon is selling books on various topics, even on mushrooms or wild plants foraging, for human consumption, generated by AI. These are printed on demand, to cut cost, and are totally AI-ish. No real person would structure their books like that. And they indeed contain potentially lethal advice. This is the new reality we are going to live in.
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  3558. Excellent detective work. This is one of the most satisfuing FAFO I have ever seen. The sheer arrogance and from a cyber security expert... how could he think he would go unpunished?
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  3559. Hard to say what was going on behind the closed doors, but what came to my attention could have been that they told Prigozhin: look, everyone you were going after to Moscow has fled. What will you do there? Whom will you get? And he didn't have enough men to command a city of many millions, like Ruscists didn't have enough manpower to occupy entire Ukraine for long.
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  3560. how are you punished by items having security features to prevent shop lifting? The good old credo goes that prevention is better than cure. People watching over customers stealing also cost money and that translates to the prices of goods, as does the theft. You cannot visually catch every thief, but you can hear them when leaving the shop.
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  3561.  @adamduncan6172  Fair point. But how many security guards would you like in a shop to make sure stuff doesn't get stolen? Like one per an isle? In the old times, before the supermarkets, you would be standing in a long queue and waiting to be served with each item by the shop assistant. I think 5 minutes is a bit of exaggeration, but even if two minutes, still a small price to pay for more affordable goods. Besides, how often do you buy a bottle of whiskey that it bothers you? I guess that these shops with even chocolate bars stuck in plastic box, these are the small pop-in shops, not large supermarkets that would make your visit a several hours trip. People normally don't spend too much time in these small shops.
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  3562.  @adamduncan6172  To actually stop a criminal, you need to know they are a criminal. And without seeing them stealing or beeping at the exit (hint: it needs a security tag of some sort), how do you know who to stop? Butter has that sticker that swiped by the cashier it is deactivated, doesn't need removing anything. I get that point when these stickers cover important information. I am not working in such shops so I cannot comment to details, but this is what the society has come to, also the cost of living created more shop lifter who wouldn't be shop lifters before, and some may even have jobs that don't sustain their existence with a pitiful pay. Prisons are full, people even objected when the govt wants to release some less severe criminals ahead of their time... consequences - easier said than done.
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  3563. And Rwandan contractors.
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  3564. I don't want to be a carrier of bad news, but winter shoes for about $20 USD (that is the measure I understand), aren't going to be of a good quality. It is mostly some Chinese knock-offs or general man-made cheap material that looks good on the first sight but it won't withstand harsh winter and regular use. That fruit you didn't know was lychee. That electric 'train' was probably a tram. That it is old, obviously. And with sanctions more stuff will break, with lacking western parts, including train mechanics. Those fruit juices ... they are very popular in the Eastern Europe and Asia, but it is just a liquid candy. Don't waste your money on it, eat the fruit intact, better for insulin function in the body. Overall, I can see that the prices look very similar to those in the West, just a median RuSSian monthly pay is about 5x less than the one in the West.
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  3565. Interesting. Just had a quick google. I can get cca 2CAD for £1, a kilo carrots, on the economic scale in TESCO retail costs me about £0.7 in the UK, but in Canada, like $2.5 CAD. Indeed, the RuSSian kilo of carrots is almost comparable to the UK, $0.6 USD, only a tad cheaper than in the West. But the purchasing power is much much lower in RuSSia. I wonder what is the secret to make ends meet in RuSSia? Now with a high inflation, prices of everything are still going up, even the communal services are said to go up for people living in apartment buildings...  @countrysideacreshomestead2008 
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  3566. Sorry, not convinced. BYD cars explode randomly, as do electric scooters and other devices burning entire houses down, recycled sewer oil in restaurants (at least in China itself, who knows what gets exported outside when adulterating genuine produce or making knock-off of all sorts), lots of harmful chemicals in food, clothing, shoes... there were fake tourniquets failing when they were to expected save lives... just because some brands produce in China and have strict quality checks, that doesn't mean that everything coming from China is of a good quality. Including shoes. I mentioned the 'knock-off' for a reason.  @hanna8519 
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  3567. Ought to add Wish, Shein, Temu... who is buying all that? Will struggling businesses admit where thry are getting their cheap stock that aims to look like branded items of a high quality?  @hanna8519 
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  3568. Yes, and that's why RuSSia has seen a record uptake of unsecured loans, now putting the banks at risk of collapse and Putin not having the money to subsidise them anymore? The way out from the debt collectors is to get conscripted. And now they are preparing a law to confiscate your properties... Funny times are coming to RuSSia. Who in their sane mind would go to live there in the current times?  @varan7099 
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  3569. Sabine, I appreciate your input for debunking crap science, but please, practice what you preach and use your F brain, OK? From how many databases did Incogni NOT delete your data? That including the dark web. I don't need to pay anyone to tell me my data is on some hacker's database from my pension account being breached. I know it already. Everyone should act like their data was in the wrong hands already. Data brokers are a small fish. Use better sponsors next time.
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  3570. Another thing, I think it was the Chase bank, having an insider that was scamming customers, so it could be the bank, but not in the way you would expect it to be. Beware, and stand for your principles, folks!
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  3571. How stupid they both must be coming with such a stuff on the media and thinking the world won't find out, making them look (not even like) fools.
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  3572. By a rule of thumb faster things used to be more expensive. Just fast food is highly processed and calculated for every penny to be cheap to make, and fast. The emphasis was more on cheap than fast. Until now. I see it as a good thing people finally are getting priced out of junk. Buy some basic ingredients and get cooking, like we used to do. Your waistlines and purses/wallets will thank you for that. I refuse to pay premium for branding and ads that are pushed on my from all directions. I don't finance them and I hide away from them, too, also by limiting cookies.
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  3573. Those with 40k haul did they relase the video before or after xmas? Or the just faked it all, to outrage people so they get even more followers? How many of those items were returned to the shop? Kids cannot absorb so many things gifted to them at once. I would go into a shutdown, and I am a multutasker. Just don't believe all this money motivated fakery.
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  3574. Also, it is a public secret that Putler wanted to invade Ukraine but Ji asked him to wait until after the Olympics in Beijing. THEN he was allowed to do that. Maybe this was even a reason he didn't do his offensive a couple years earlier. What they agreed between themselves at that time is uncertain, but it is obvious China doesn't want to be associated with a loser. Nothing more and nothing less to be seen in their rhetoric for media.
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  3575. Windows do indeed tax the system. My 4 yo HP with Win10 PRO seem to ramp up the fan more these days, sometimes right after turning it on. Even long after it was turned on, some antimalware utility runs (Win defender), or browser with several tabs open shows high energy consumption, there was one system file linked to audio driver, it used to run a keylogger and store stuff in a free text in our system, that just didn't want to stop and the fan went berserk. I stopped that nonsense, the company went bankrupt in 2014. Why is it still in the installed component I don't know. Linux is much lighter on the hardware. Wnen Win10 support ends, it will get linux, hope my SSD won't die by then. A couple disk analysis software showed amber warning for reallocation parameter. I have heard that Win10 was recently damaging our SSDs by some high rate of overwriting or something.
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  3576. Re UFO: why only USA would be of interest of the UFO? Only US had nukes? I see it as one of the biggest scams out there, in the context of extraterrestrial life watching over us. Having strange sightings is possible, but I doubt it is those aliens... Understanding (sort of) the vastness of space, physical limits for space travelling (interstellar), how radio signals blend into the background noise on relatively short distances (interstellar)... human fantasy has far less limits than any civilisation travelling between stars in the vast and deadly space that doesn't want you to survive there.
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  3577. I have noticed this crappy stuff, but I have learned to sift through them. If too hyperbolic title or image, I just give it a miss, or straight don't recommend that channel. The same goes for the new phenomenon (at least to me), regarding economy or politics: if the title has a word 'collapse', I don't watch it. Just recently I stopped following one of the Simon (whoever) channels, where he has a whole team preparing the materials for him and he just reads the stuff out loud, not knowing whether somethig is factually correct or not, covering several channels like this, posting something daily. Last time I challenged their claim that Jupiter is pulling Moon from the Earth's orbit and all I got was being slammed by another member in the discussion that what I want from them to provide a perfect content or something? This was just one of very basic errors anyone can get a red light flashing if they are into cosmology at least a little bit, like myself, not a professional. When I learned it was just a mill for audience, without accountability for factual information, I don't watch their content anymore. The trouble with this spam is it is a subliminal manipulation of less educated and knowledgeable people (forming the majority of the world population unfortunately), so they keep believing conspiracy theories and don't want to be brought to reality. They love their fantastic world of being special, having a special knowledge, how governments want to kill us, aka QAnon stuff. This is not just an innocent spam, it can turn dangerous when it grabs enough people to turn over elections into someone like Trump.
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  3578. Giving it another thought, also after you discussed it further in the video, this could as well be a Chinese or RuSSian plot to disinform the western population (since it happens in English speaking content), like they spread disinformation about covid (and then it hit back to RuSSia and RuSSian citizens refused the vaccines themselves, making the health minister complaining about it), or Chinese tweak algorithms in Tiktok and other content, literally hooking us on content of a low value, that including material one, like cheap crap on Temu or Shein, damaging genuine businesses selling high quality stuff which these Chinese outlets copy with a poor quality. I wouldn't be surprised at all if this was the main aim from those dictatorial regimes. They also have some smart IT people able to penetrate our secured servers and stuff. So why not penetrating minds of average folks who cannot tell fact from fiction?
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  3579. Things aren't going too well for him recently, are they? Previously they bragged about independent enquiry for salaries, only until the enquiry suggested the % they didn't like.
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  3580. Those in Transnistria should get a 5 kg of frozen fish each and a free ticket to RuSSia, to sort the Moldovan problem.
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  3581.  @CAPSLOCKPUNDIT  I believe those craters are mainly from the Russian shelling. They have too much ammo in their hands, they don't try using it wisely.
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  3582.  Alenas Kvasninas  nonsense. Ukrainians don't have as many weapons and as much ammo to cause this. They need to be more tactical with what they do for their limited supply. Logic. Do you do some?
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  3583. You know what other pig feed was given to humans? Skim milk. It used to be waste given to pigs, after butter production, now it is marketed as a healthier alternative for the price of normal milk. What a scam! Depleted of fat and fat soluble vitamins, reduced satiety effect (due to removed fat), marketed as higher in protein and calcium (for the amount replacing removed fat, peanuts) and you feel hungry sooner after this because the fat was removed, that makes you satisfied for longer. You save a handful of calories, just to stuff your face with 10x more by snacking afterwards.
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  3584.  @CBGSR  Tell it to the guest then, because it was his words that the evidence is circumstantial.
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  3585. And by a chance it looks like Xi? 😂
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  3586. Just used the terminal in Linux to create a .sh file, something like a .bat script, to easily copy entire nvme to a backup external drive. Thanks to the chatbot, computing is super easy these days. I must say that as a new Linuxer, just a few months, I love terminal. I even prefer installing updates via terminal than the GUI, sudo apt update, sudo apt upgrade. And I see the progress, being no computer geek myself. Far from that LOL.
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  3587. Kudos for Apple to taylor for EU and the rest of the world separately. Imagine if the Microsoft did it before the Clownstrike incident... They keep blaming EU for their laziness to deliver to different markets, with the customer's safety as the top priority.
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  3588. Not happy with chanches by Microsoft, I changed to Linux. Let's now let MS fume over the loss of customers and data cows 😆
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  3589.  @askleonotenboom  not fuming yet, but they are trying hard to push Windows users into using Edge, for example. It is obvious they care about the user base, for one reason or another. Right now they satisfy themselves that they cover some 70% market share as an OS and Linux is just 4%. Their mobile tech failed. Let's see what future brings. There are some initiatives to make alternatives more visible to the public and also more user friendly. Time will show.
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  3590. But they still do...
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  3591. Don't buy Samsung, like myself. Sorted.
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  3592. Also, young peope don't have personal, political or economic ties with Israel. They are a blank canvas and they can sift better through internet, finding relevant information, than their parents, learning a deeper and bloody history of Israel. The moral compass points towards defence of Palestinians. Without the illegal politics of Israel there would be no Hamas today. And even Hamas doesn't care about Palestinians anymore, its millitant fraction.
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  3593. After reading a few comments, some heroes blaming the victims, like if we all were just machines one can control with a switch... has any of you ever looked into how these victims have a different dopamine signalling in their brain and that it is partly genetic? That they really aren't in 100% control over their addiction until thy reach the very bottom? The same goes for bulimia and other eating disorders. It is a mental illness. Their minds are in a different universe.
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  3594. And there is mycomment gone...
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  3595. Not saying that his behaviour was alright, but imagine the number of rodents that crawl and urinate over the raw ingredients you never get on the camera. Do you feel better now? :D
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  3596. Chinese are taking over, the same on e-bay.
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  3597. As I am watching this, there is a thumbnail on the right side for a video of another Linux guy listing 5 reasons why KDE plasma is the best, two months younger than yours. I think I'll save myself time watching it then. It is even saying KDE is better than gnome. Maybe it is, in itself. But life works in context, doesn't it?
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  3598. So if you are somewhere offline, or internet is down, you cannnot play the game to entertain yourself? Screw THEM. Stop buying their games. Why everybody has to be nonstop connected to some stupid server to function in the modern society?
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  3599. I have nothing to do with shipping, but I love listening to your voice talking about it. Thanks.
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  3600.  @loganmedia4401  Define rarely. I have a couple machines fully functional which won't be able to run Win11. Even Win10 is slow on one of them and impossible to run on the older one. Kne came with Win7 and the older was Vista. Without Linux both of them would be just unsafe to use online or become bricks. Even a high number of PC that can run some version of Win11 now might not be able to do so in the future. Millions tons of useless or unsafe computers turned into e-waste.
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  3601. JD retraining their staff - to spot the undercover reporters better, otherwise everything staying the same?
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  3602. And my legit comment went missing... thanks AI!
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  3603. My dear, when I asked him what he would like for xmas, said the best present will be him not needing to think about usual consumables. So he is going to get some shampoos and hand creams he wanted earlier this year. I don't need anything, always buying stuff when needed during the year. Not bothered at all. Spent some money on memory sticks, external ssds gen2 (expensive), RAM ... I will probably upgrade my computer and try Linux on it, testing it on a laptop already. I don't need anything from anyone and so buying nothing else to anyone else, too. Cheap xmas, and that's OK.
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  3604. Gosh, I am so glad I have never installed tiktok and avoided all this garbage. What a bunch of losers out there! Besides, who can verify that guy was drinking a real urine? Looks too dark, must have been stinky as hell.
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  3605. Before listening to you I guess it was the voters who messed up there.
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  3606. Putin in crowds now, just to hear Putin in a week time asking other delegates to be quarantined for a week... We have seen it before. Putin here, Putin there... he still isn't a god.
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  3607. At 10:00 why is the comet burning when there is no air at that distance from Earth and why is its tail pointing towards the Sun (assuming it is in the top right location)?
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  3608. It was said before, right at the beginning, and it seems to look like this right now, that the US want to weaken RuSSia as the top priority, defense of Ukraine is secondary. Who knows what they talk to themselves behind the closed door? We will never know. Ukraine became a testing ground for some new weapons, and that is another silver lining.
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  3609. The saying goes that as long as they have vodka and cabbage, they obey.
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  3610. Trump is trying to make himself a martyr, hoping for returning suport from his toothless and broke supporters. But they are that: broke. Many lost their life savings for him, one lost over a $million and his livelihood. That's what a personalty cult does to people. Trump is already living on credit I thnk.
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  3611. Re learning new skill: marking my third day of learning juggling. I can handle two balls a few times before they fall. Got my today's dopamine, also it is good for brain, to prevent dementia.
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  3612. I see this is at least a year or maybe two years old. 2023 over 2022 on zero day attacks. How has this changed with AI flooding the industry with vulnerabilities, two thirds of which are found to be not real, but burdening developers and cyber security experts with checking every single one?
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  3613. I am sorry about your struggle but in the avalanche of words I got lost somewhere, not sure whether you criticise us or the sanctions system alone. I pretty much believe you understand most of us here wish you well and we have a little power to change how the sanctions see you. I can only guess the purpose of this flat rule for all Russians (I have a different word for those other RuSSians as you see). Could it be to prevent the oligarchs by-passing sanctions targetted at them? Could it be to prevent so called sleeping individuals to enter the west and start making mess? I am sure the officials could look at your case and exempt you, but there are myriads like you who want out. Is it physically possible to make exemptions for everyone and make sure they are genuine? All in all, I understand you feel depressed, but give it time. This won't last forever. Claim asylum or something and wait until you can return home and start living a normal life, or when the sanctions are lifted. You have a great potential, but right now you are trapped. However, your life is not in danger, rockets are not flying around you destroying everything and killing civilians, you are free to talk what you please (Nort Koreans don't have that luxury and even now your fellow countrymen trapped inside RuSSia). Persist, the change will come.
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  3614. Felon has become delusional. Too much money, too much self-esteem, never left the first spike in the Dunning-Kruger curve. Like how trucks never changed over decades... guess what, Sherlock, sharks kept their design for millions of years with minor changes, too. Maybe that is a hint the design has been working. Cybertruck is as a failure as his dreams about colonising Mars are. He has no knowledge about cars and customers, as he has none about the universe, and planets, laws of physics, and maybe anything at this point. His only expertise is to make stupid statements to fool idiots on his level and to prop up his shares values on the stock market, just to see them crash when the reality hits back. He is just a con artist, like many others out there.
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  3615. Why was the dad filmed hugging his boy who didn't give a F? What's more: why was it even uploaded online? To make a fool of the dad? Weird!
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  3616. And so I got one of the last phones on the market with a standard headphone jack when I got my latest a couple years ago. And it wasn't Apple, and it wasn't Samsung. It still works fine, as well as with bluetooth headphones. Got some for £40 2-3 years ago. Still working well! Apple is a money grab. Never owned a single item from them and probably never will.
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  3617. As I am listening how poorly the car is made. I recall a breakdown of finances, how Elon pays himself $billions in salary... that is money not invested into a quality product and sufficient workforce with expertise. Recently he announced the AI will surpass human intelligence by 2026. When it comes to his intelligence, the bots they call AI, supassed it 10 years ago.
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  3618. One thing I realised was that by shopping cheap at Temu (Shein, Wish...) you paid to CCP with your data. Never made a purchase there and in no world I would buy any electronics or just a mere usb cable there. Toys, clothes or shoes full of toxins? Thanks, but no, thanks. We have enough of that stuff around us already. No need to add more, and incinerators are busy already, whereas landfills are in short supply, releasing more harmful chemicals everywhere around us. Save your money for things that matter, not cheap landfill.
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  3619.  @OShackHennessy  yep. No new hardware for me next year. My machines are still good to go, including over 15 yo ex Vista laptop, after repplaced broken hinge (by myself) and cleaning with minor upgrade of RAM for a few bucks, now on Wilma Linux. And it has a working dvd mechanics, which most modern machines no longer have. I have never paid for streaming, so my cds and dvds are still a viable option for entertainment.
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  3620. In fact, Biden pushed very hard to allow humanitarian aid in, that was also targetted by rockets in a broad daylight, and the terrorists (that means IDF) claiming that Hamas was in those vehicles. Like in that MRI rom in a hospital. I saw what that machine does to a metal chair nearby, let alone rifles and other stuff IDF staged for propaganda there.
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  3621. The old lady tapping the parking sign was probably very keen adopting new technology, despite she didn't understand much of it, otherwise she would refuse participating in it. The fast pace of tech advances is too much for ageing brains. And people prefer to stick to familiar things. I stick to AI free tech, leaving Windows and switching to Linux, via using AI, to help me out. But for everyday use I want to be in control of my system, not the AI. I use web mostly via a browser, not apps, better control over it. I walk the street paying attention around me, not looking into the phone all the time. I still read books and play cds, tapes, some vinyls... heading to 50 in a couple years. And I cook, not wasting money on delivery apps and services. I do basic maths and percentages in the shops in my head to make sure I am getting a better deal. Use it or lose it: muscles as well as brain cells.
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  3622. Can you uninstall copilot without consequences in the future? On reddit a few people said you cannot, you could even violate MS T&Cs. You no longer own your system these days.
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  3623. What a clickbait. Less than handful folks and Putin himself. The one minute vido gives a hint.
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  3624. My take home message from this is that the rotating discs still can be good as a backup. I bought one recently, not realising it was a rotating disc. I paid just over a £100 for 4TB WD drive. Then I searched for SSDs of this capacity and they were at least twice the price for this capacity. I went with one, also because the mentioned portability and size. My next one may be a HDD again, if it really doesn't matter as much. A fun fact: I bought a Sandisk USB, what I thought was 64 gb capacity, went to create a bootable usb for my computer that needed anything larger than 32 GB and it failed... that little bastard was just 32 GB. But on the package, the item itself and description of the website (Currys), it was 64 GB. Got a refund for that, but it puzzles me how this company (Sandisk) and their distributor (Currys) could get it so wrong. Was it just one off or was there a whole batch that was faulty?
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  3625. Me watching this, like many other similar videos, with a sense of satisfaction that I made myself an egg and watercress sandwich filler at home, with melted cheese in triangles (ultra processed, obviously) as a binder (could have been a mayo but I prefer cheese), but I grew that watercress myself from seed. Spread that mixture on two slices of rye bread and ate it with a few fresh radishes for dinner. Ah, a slice of smoked ham on each of the two breads, too. If one is just a passive consumer it is easy to slip into unhealthy eating habits. Once you take control over your food preparation, there is a hope.
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  3626. And now let's talk about crypto...
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  3627. Right, the previous comment seems to be here for a while. To the topic: Those who doubt Ukraine are either uninformed or disinformed by Kremlin's propaganda that has its tentacles all around the globe. There is a guy who informs about small progress on the front every day, his channel is called 'Reporting from Ukraine'. It looks like official info from Ukraine. Although propaganda is on both sides, that info is often supported by RuSSian reporting itself. If people followed this guy it would help him to keep up the channel and them to be informed. RuSSia is spiralling down the hill economically, societally, demographically and all other aspects you can think of, when you see a society decomposing alive.
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  3628.  @AORD72  I wouldn't use the 44 million, over 5 million, mostly women and children, already fled the country, other millions were relocated within the country, many men aren't of a fighting age or health, so the number of men Russians fight in Ukraine is far lower. And these aren't all trained for the equipment they will hopefully get, some are in the process of training now and will hopefully be ready to fight the invaders soon, with more weapons supplied by the allies. And imagine if Putler decided Russia is under attack and triggered a mobilisation. Then the scales will be heavily in disadvantage to Ukrainians. Let's hope that won't happen.
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  3629. Also hourly wage in China is much less than in the West. What's the point? Everything is cheaper in China, often subsidised by the govt. Many other countries have free tuition... and they don't even call themselves communist. Also their healthcare is free at the point of use. Not so in China.
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  3630.  @NeutronRob  exactly. It is Chinese pouring to the West for education, jobs, freedoms, quality of life, not the other way round.
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  3631.  @seye46  plus, you can be dumb as a slipper, but if you are good at some sport, the US university will give you the top title at the end, just for propping their PR on the sports stage. I hope these aren't becoming doctors or lawyers.
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  3632. Macron is a wanker. He also had controversial expression over not humiliating RuSSia earlier on. Who is advising him on public speech? Or is it some kind of sophisticated rhetoric tactic?
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  3633. Hm.... so No to sulphur but Yes to NaCl that stays in the atmosphere for a bit, carried away by winds? How is salty rain better than acidic rain?
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  3634. That fake Armani hat... Last time I checked the web, the past median income was about $500 in RuSSia. Not sure how much it is now but with more expensive goods, utilites and even driving fines going up, I wouldn't want to live there. I remember a graduate crying when vacating her apartment in some city, moving to the communal house, which is just one step away from being homeless. She couldn't afford the rent anymore, working full time. That's the price for not being interested in politics.
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  3635. I see this more as a symbolic step than Finland needing to be in NATO. I remember some moons ago, a documentary about Finland being able to almost immediately move underground, almost entire nation, having advanced facilities there to live there for some time if the RuSSian army decided to bomb them or attack other way. Finland has been ready for years and their army is much better. Hence I see this as a symbol of rhetoric to show RuSSia they are a total failure with anything they try against anyone out there.
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  3636. Hong Kong? After the Chinese economy imploded and many wealthy packed up and left? After the oppressive crack-down on freedoms? Are you sure?
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  3637. I understand some people are glad you read them the subtitles, but I find it a bit too much, producing a video that is supposed to be watched and then spending your time reading what people should be reading themselves. That is what the subtitles are for. So far nowhere I have seen people reading out loud subtitles for a content that was supposed to be seen. I prefer reading them without another voiceover which interrupts my concentration. I rather pause it, read it, and then continue watching, you just repeating it what I have already watched. If people want to listen stuff on the go, they could choose radio instead. Radio is excellent for that purpose. Why would people prefer not seeing the funny content you show along? Imagine a TV news, constantly stepping in for people who dont't watch but only listen, describing them what is on the screen. There are UA TV videos with spoken translation and I would prefer subtitles as their pronounciation in English is just terrible. And I am saying it as a non-native English speaker.
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  3638. Rising income tax from diminished income across the country due to sanctions... a large number of those remaining are on the government payroll anyway... jsut the govt is taking back more...
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  3639. And you are terribly frying your voice. It is pain to listen to. Sorry.
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  3640. Kadyrovites... do they need a fresh footage for their Tiktok account?
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  3641. Should come with a massive warning: VERY FUNNY! Europe is having the economy as usual, producing goods, services, selling and buying... RuSSia has a war economy, spending reserves, losing men in productive age who either fall or benefit economies elsewhere, and now even freezing and lacking eggs or chicken meat, with banks holding on by a straw... LMAO
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  3642. And this comes after the scandal that RM has secretly prioritised parcels over letters, simply ignoring letters fo weeks, people missing medical and other appointments. It almost looks like RM wants to be freed from delivering letters and be like Evri or Yodel.
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  3643. Erdogan himself is a war criminal, killing Kurds, who were helping to fight ISIS, after Trump pulled out troops from the region. Many celebrated Trump for that, but in fact it led to a preventable genocide of our helpers against ISIS, by the Turkish hand. Erdogan should rather shut up because it is him who is a terrorist. Like a pot calling a kettle black, like Putin accusing Ukraine of being Nazi, while himself being the top fascist in Europe in this 21st century.
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  3644. Public transit is a strange combination of words. Public transport is more commonly used.
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  3645. Before I tune in properly, a simple fact that all media in the autocratic RuSSia nowadyas need to wait for what Kremlin tells them to tell to the people when something significant happens, whether it was the attack on Belgorod, or the Prigozhin's coup attempt, or the building of ministries in Moscow hit (twice), suggests they cannot all believe all this. When something like this happens, the official channels are always silent for a while (even a day or two) and then suddenly within minutes they all come with the same script. Only those free propagandists on Telegram and elsewhere tend to make some noise in between.
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  3646. Now how about Nokia 3310. Timeless! 😂
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  3647. Boeing got caught up in its own web of lies and greed. They outsourced production of crucial components to Asia and the quality of aircraft went down, endangering passengers. A lot of jokes about Boeing emerged at the time when the door opened during flight (one of many similar accidents over the years). Airbus, on the other hand, minds about quality, it has a significant ownership by the governments in Europe, instead of private ownership, and those governments respond to the voter and taxpayer. And it is doing much better while Boeing is going down. Private share responds to the shareholders who only see profit and you have it in your laws, too. Humans are dispensable, profit is what matters to them. At all cost. Now you see how it turned out.
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  3648. Getting some popcorn...
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  3649. Just today I watched a short documentary on how pyramid schemes bankrupted Albania in 1990s. That happened to people who emerged from 40 years of dictatorial regime, isolated from the outside world, poor and desperate and sharks came to fish for the last they had. And they lost it. There was a civil war as a result. This is similar. Ignorant people with hungry eyes putting their life savings into risky schemes, completely ignoring common sense that this is too good to be true. Giving money into unregulated schemes... what could go wrong? Everything, for some. Fly high, fall low. In my mind the word influencer starts very closely resembling the meaning of a word prostitute.
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  3650. Is this a response to the secret services destroying communication from Jan 5th and 6th 2021?
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  3651. Just started with Linux myself on my spare laptop. It is a bit different, but not bad. The more people will use it, the more the developers will produce for Linux. And you'll end up with a more secure, stable system, without excessive telemetry, AI, recall and all those other shenanigans Microsoft imposes on you, thinking you think you have no other choice. Just recently I found out Windows was damaging my SSD for some excessive trimming (similar to defrag). I have a 3 years old PC running Win10 from new and disk analysis is giving me amber warning for reallocation parameter. And recently the CPU usage has gone up or something, the fan turning on and sometimes going like mad for a while, especially on starting up. Startups are reduced to a few necessary processes, so no idea why Win10 is behaving like this. Could it be AI? Something else Win decided to install with the latest updates without my consent? You never know. Go Linux. That way your computer is really yours, not just rented from Microsoft. And thanks to Linux I can use my other old laptop that used to run abandoned Vista again! Nobody wantedmit for spare parts, I'll keep it, fixed it, and use it for entertanment.
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  3652. At that age you are supposed to have a level of intelligence and knowledge to know right from wrong. Do stupid things, win stupid prizes. I said tiktok was made by Chinese to bring the western society down from within. It literally encourage folks doing stupid stuff and it was confirmed by investigation and comparison to other social media that tiktok significantly suppresses negative content about CCP. There you have it.
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  3653. Tories need to lose to start speaking sense. Lesson to not be forgotten.
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  3654. Humans have been burning dry vegetations for millennia. Although it has some unwelcomed effect on wildlife, it also reinvigorates vegetation, which means it has two sides to it, not just the negative.
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  3655. We are part of the ecosystem, once winning, other time losing. We have no special biological position in nature.
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  3656. Making unhealthy choices less cost attractive should actually work, if it was implemented properly, not watered down policies and then Coffrey coming and swiping everything off the table. Under her management disabled people were deemed fit for work. Now she is going to run down NHS, becaaause... you fill the gap. My input is ... your liberty to not get the treatment you need...
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  3657. Just wondering how is the bird population doing on Cyprus? Cats are known to be the single most significant factor in wildlife decline. Not wind turbines as some say. Cats roaming freely, and even when fed by humans, they are still animals with instincts.
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  3658.  @Elcore  I guess it varied from class to class and century to century, but it certainly wasn't as straightforward job as it is today, with running water. I still remember as a child, in my grands without running water, bringing water from the well pumped by hand into the kitchen in two big buckets. Bath wasn't a regular thing there just 40 years ago.
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  3659.  @helgeschneider9069  wasn't it more for social purposes than hygienic alone? What I wanted to say is that in the less distant past of humanity bathing was even less frequent than once a week, which surprised the person mentioned in the video.
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  3660.  @helgeschneider9069  I could guess someone very influential had a skin condition and bathing wasn't doing them good, so ... either way I am glad I live in a current era. Hot shower every day. Yaas!
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  3661.  @ni9274  Maybe this one is, but many others out there aren't. sim swapping, cookies sessions stolen, identity stolen... it is gaining momentum.
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  3662. Anyone heard of ready meals? My other half packs his portable fridge for a week of tramping, having something different every day, convenient, limited portion size, even goes running several times a week after parking the truck, is slim, healthy, happy. Unlike those eating at truck stops regularly, spending fortunes, eating fortunes of calories (just breakfast had some 1500kcal as I saw it), and must lay their stomachs on the steering wheels, with diabetic blindness looming over their driving licence.
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  3663. I must be missing something, but why did the thugs go there? What did they aim to achieve? I mean in their head.
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  3664.  @janettedewar6617  British is nationality, Islam is religion. Not mutually exclusive.
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  3665.  @sonofsomerset1695  The march shows to the elected representatives in Britain what the nation wants. If they don't listen to words, people take actions. Israel doesn't need to forgive terrorists. Israel should free the territories it captured illegally since 1967 and keeps doing so as we speak. Back in 1920s militant Zionists were killing Arab civilians with machine guns supplied by the West. Check out Balfour declaration to learn some history. As long as Israel will be a criminal state with all its illegal activities, there will be backlash from the oppressed side. Two wrongs won't make a right, but undoing one wrong can start a dialogue.
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  3666. Buying a bottle of wine that will last me like 2 months, I am watching with disbelief how blind some people can be forking out a fortune for drinks, just to end up ageing faster, damaged liver, various other health problems and deep into the pocket, too...
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  3667. ELOL is obsessed with X as he is autistic. You can be a genius and stupid at the same time. People still use X because of the habit and legacy of Twitter, and that there still isn't a better platform Twitter once used to be. I kept saying on various places to people to ditch that platform, but who is to lead the trend? They need each other there. I left it but I am insignificant.
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  3668. yeah. Haven't had such a failure yet, and hopefully won't, learning from mistakes of others, backing up now like crazy, on several separate places. Even cloning OS once set up and running, for a faster recovery if needed.
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  3669. I happened to watch another channel about grooming dogs but they only play music and write some comments. I so much prefer your kind voice either talking to us or talking to the pets. Much Much better.
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  3670. The easiest way to lose weight is to not gain it in the first place. Don't buy those biscuits, don't look at that chocolate. Have a banana, apple, instead of a large bag of chips have a small lunch box one, it you must, make vegetables an important part of your meals and don't buy the fries FFS, soaked with oil. Have you had a proper lunch? Drink water, or fizzy water with lemon juice, you don't need any dessert, seriously. Swap sugary drinks for diet ones and don't compensate for saved calories with a milkshake equal to energy of another lunch. And lift your back and walk, walk, walk. Legs take half of your body length for a reason. People alarm about people making shortcuts, side effects of Ozempic, temporary effect, I am glad somebody finally menions counterfeit injections satisfying such a mass demand, wreaking havoc with people's lives.
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  3671. Also, Pence appears to have a three sizes smaller nose for his build, which might explain difficulties getting enough air through, just the mic was extra sensitive.
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  3672. Not again... I thought this product was dead by now. Every time I see a miraculous mixture of anything I ask how much of each ingredient was there and what is an actual effective dose of each individually? The same goes for a toothpaste having 8 different claims, but using only a pea size 'portion' of it. All these sponsored shills... money talks. Literally. Got my own superfood: an apple from my own apple tree, just ripened. Heaven in mouth!
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  3673. Why are you supporting an apartheid state?
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  3674. @deewells1965 Indeed, for the evil to win it only needs people taking no action against it, i.e. being centrist. Just I am amazed how a moral compas fails in some, getting the sides confused. They commonly recognise the RuSSian genocide but miss the Zionist genocide that lasted for a century now.
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  3675. Netanyahu has been preferring to deal with Hamas over Fatah, to give him reason to pounder Gaza, and to prevent the two state solution. Info leaks from 2019. From Times of Israel: "For years, Netanyahu propped up Hamas. Now it’s blown up in our faces" If Israel has the right to defend itself, after it spent decades stealing the land and killing oppressed Palestinians, concentrating them in the ever narrower piece of land, why Palestinians don't have the right to defend themselves?
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  3676.  @snarf0596  yep, we can say that Bibi, as you call him, empowered Hamas and enabled them to do what they did. And I wouldn't be surprised if he knew what they were preparing and in his wicked mind used this carnage to further his agenda of erasing Gaza from the surface of Earth, for good. Collateral damage... who cares?
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  3677. Like for like: there was much lower cyber crime 14 years ago... so snake tried it again. Like for like: with poverty the crime usually goes up. But with depleted numbers of law enforcers, people lose hope and don't report a lot of crime as they see no point to be just part of statistics and never seeing the criminals paying for their crime. Another sneaky snaky tactics to deceive us.
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  3678. I haven't followed this guy so I cannot tell whether it was a social experiment or not, but he could really die while that obese. Was it really a social experiment or did he make it look like one just recently, to make a bombastic comeback? What is he going to cash on now?
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  3679. Future of humanity on a planet with third of the gravity of Earth? Give me a break. Musk is a fool out of reality. He proved it many times.
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  3680. Starmer vowed to nip political extremism and racism in a bud. If you focus on this topic and don't use your brain with your rhetoric, be prepared to answer some questions. Those riots a few months ago, fuelled by lies and propaganda, came costly for the society and led to unnecessary injuries. Prevention is better than cure. Freedom of speech, but don't be surprised to face consequences when your speech violates freedoms of others. You were arrested, then set free. Be wiser next time.
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  3681. New Linuxer here. It is a learning curve. Getting a grip of it and learning to love the terminal. It wasn't such a shock for me to use the terminal, I had to troubleshoot Windoze in cmd and powershell before when I said to myself: well, I can as well switch to Linux if I have to do this to keep my machine working. Less bloatware, less use of CPU and energy I pay for, and with looming AI and constant surveillance, along endless threat of malware, I can as well go free. Still having Windoze on a usb as an OS for some applications like Teams, but hey, Linux also gave me my old Vista laptop back! New hard disk, new RAM, new hinge replacing a broken one, cleaned inside and thermal paste reapplied... it is now whispering quietly while running 64bit xfce. My all 3 machines will be primarily Linux, one LMDE (maybe both remaining ones) plus Ubuntu 22.04 on a usb, for SGD access, if Windoze was making fuss. Just one problem I have with xfce: how do you improve sound quality? I increased the volume, following online guidance, sudo update and upgrade, but the sound is still flat and unpleasant. It is an old 1.6 ghz processor, asus f5rl series. I checked a few forums but somehow I cannot figure it out. Anyone has a tested and working solution, please?
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  3682. Woke is a word the right wing uses because they cannot spell consciousness.
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  3683. Watching this in August 2022... my blind shot is that China hopes to buy ruined Russia cheaply. And ignorant Putin is doing everything to allow it happen because he has no ways how to end this war without being humiliated at the world stage. Now that we know that the Ural oil isn't as expensive as other oils on the market, he gets even less for it, now selling to China or India with a massive discount. He will eventually have to shut some wells and that will be the end. Like Venezuela he depends too much on just one or two (gas) commodities and that will break his neck. Clever and skilled people have fled Russia bringing prosperity and know-how to other countries. Also many rich Russians left, taking their wealth elsewhere. Foreign companies don't trust Russia anymore and will not come back for a long time. And he didn't kill enough Russians to sustain the remaining population with the little that will be left. This is what happens to dictators: flying high and falling hard, pulling their nations down to the pit.
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  3684. Kremlin tried to flex its muscle and to intimidate the West. But the West has the capacity to intimidate back 10x that. Kremlin is like a yapping little dog. A lot of noise but nothing much happening. It tries do damage the West via cyber crimes, but the West can also do that. RuSSia is going to lose, massively.
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  3685. Not my market, buying generics. Never missed the original.
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  3686. Melon probably did what many corporations like to do: fire and rehire, at a lower salary than before. It is a common practice. He scraps for himself literally $billions each year, but he will push people to the limit for little pay.
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  3687. Use ebay, folks. As a private seller you have listings free on auction and no selling fees nowadays. You keep all your money minus postage. Even standard letter gets tracked as posted if handed to the post master if you purchased the postage via ebay, and it is your proof of fulfilling your obligation. Nobody can fraudulently withold your money from you. Win-win.
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  3688. Even the remote areas on permafrost are thawing, towns sinking into the ground, steepes turning into swamps, methane seeping from newly developed holes in the ground, some burning endlessly, zillions mosquitos bothering livestock... the rail lines on previously frozen ground sinking, too, also the lorries stuck in mud on roads that aren't maintained, and western planes RuSSia stole are also failing and crashing... it is all coming together. RuSSia is becoming a victim of its own lazy economy model - based on extracting ancient hydrocarbons for sale worldwide. We all carry the blame for not switching to renewables decades ago, but here is the reality today.
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  3689. Even if drugs were legal, all drugs, you still would need money to buy them. That doesn't make the criminality disappear. Shops have seen a surge of stealing: groceries and cosmetics. The economy isn't great, despite the billionaires have seen profits like never before. Or because of it.
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  3690. 3 fourths (if I hear that right) are called 3 quarters, just FYI. And it isn't personal data these bots are collecting. They are public data (or at least Twitter's data, but essentially public data on a public view and access anyone can use and nobody can really claim ownerhip over them). So I don't understand what this nonsense really is about. He pays nobody to create content on Twitter, people pay him to use the platform.
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  3691.  @GaryParris  I agree. Elon is a narcissist with money that won't stay with him for too long. No emporium/Reich is too large to fail. His fall will be epic I guess. The only security in the universe is change. Once you are up and next you are down.
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  3692. So, in other words, don't buy anythingn that doesn't have a 1 star review, because there will always be a customer unhappy with something, something will always go wrong, and genuine businesses allow genuine reviews? That assuming Amazon allows such reviews in general.
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  3693. Why did it end so abruptly? What are you doing there?
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  3694. Well, one thing is to train AI on publicly available materials, like when you go to a gallery, another one is to bring something you claim is brand new while it was trained on something that was developed from scratch by someone else, costing a lot of money, using its resources, including energy for their servers, while introducing almost a bulletproof censorship o top of it all. You won't get objectivity from this new kid on the block and are you sure you have the entire code to examine?
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  3695. Wait a moment. The problem isn't the Net Zero (as your propaganda is trying to portray it). The problem is they are going to connect the wind turbines to the grid the cheapest possible way. That's the problem. Existing grid might not be sufficient in the upcoming years as the population keeps growing and the demand for electricity increases along. How are you going to satisfy it? Or will you accept rationing of electricity? Be honest and inform according to the facts, will you?
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  3696. At least you can monetise your awful experience. I quit watching this kind of production whatsoever that comes out new. Haven't watched a recent Hollywood movie for years. Documentaries are far more entertaining for me than some compilations that don't make any sense when you start paying attention to details. I mean some proper documentaries, not the AI compiled 💩 on youtube.
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  3697. Because it isn't only sugar. Those thin men stand on their feet for hours and might not have time to eat as much. Or they eat smaller portions, and less meat or chips but more vegetables. Or they don't necessarily have to eat what they sell. The fish and chips man was morbidly obese... there is no sugar in fish and chips either. But the fat man was Welsh whereas those kebab sellers were foreigners, wih a different culture and cuisine altogether. And they also often smoke.
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  3698.  @eddiedeane9241  and excess fat, too. French fries, anyone? Doner kebab? Pancreas can develop chronic inflammation from high fat consumption.
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  3699. That private equity is an excellent point. It stood behind demise of many traditional businesses successfully operating over generations. Sad state of reality nowadays. In the past the West was exploiting the rest of the world, now the West is eating itself for a quick buck.
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  3700. One more question: What powers the creators have not to be showing some adverts in their videos?
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  3701. That Z... it was how the door to my grandma's latrine was holding together. Quite appropriate for RuSSians.
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  3702. Did I hear recently, RuSSians are now buying eggs individually, due to how their prices went up? I cannot find the video I commented on previously, how Londoners envied the prices about two months ago, but ignoring the fact they earn 5x more than a median RuSSian. Don't show us the squeeky shiny supermarkets, show us how average people live in RuSSia. Do you get paid by Kremlin already or do you hope to get their attention? Because you are good at propaganda, apparently.
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  3703.  @Alx_T.  Why? Aren't the queues for food items back in the USSR 2.0? Men dragged out of taxis or from factories where they work, to e sent to the frontlines? That is normally called an abduction. I know not in Moscow... but elsewhere. Moscow isn't representative of RuSSia, it is just a safe heaven for RuSSel, and to prop up his income, because the prices of everything are going beyond typical RuSSian household budget. And don't let me start on the unsecured loans that now need paying back and those folks have nothing left... but yeah, show us supermarkets... Let's see after the March elections.
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  3704.  @Alx_T.  My country hasn't attacked its peaceful neighbour, accusing it of their own crime, killing innocent civilians and gaslighting them. My country is not sending missiles on civilian objects. Do you have a mirror?
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  3705.  @Alx_T.  Civilised World. Hope that answers your question.
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  3706.  @Alx_T.  Moon. 😂
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  3707.  @Alx_T.  Travelling in RuSSia, from one Moscow supermarket to another. That will do. No more VIP in airport? The aeroflots started to fail quite a lot recently. Zelensky has some balls but even he would politely refuse boarding one like this.
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  3708.  @Alx_T.  I don't owe you any answer. Do what you want with what I wrote. I won't live that reality, so that is one country ticked off. LOL
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  3709. I wonder how the warnings happen. Do they use an amplifier, to inform also Hamas that Israel is going to hit that place? Or do they send a pigeon? Or an app?
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  3710. Just because I say I am a billionaire doesn't mean I am one. Do what I said. Learn the definition of communism.  @BOLIS 
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  3711. ❤
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  3712. LOL not me. I don't even go there.
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  3713. Defamation has its definition. You aren't supposed to use it willy nilly like that. You are no better than J K Rowling.
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  3714. ELOL is getting stupider and stupider each passing day. He is a slave to the money. Anything that brings money is good. Even the Kremlin's propaganda for which he became an amplifier. His greed will bring him down.
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  3715. Stuff the RuSSian propagandists on youtube don't show. They will keep showing you supermarkets in Moscow and St Petersburg ad nauseam, to demonstrate how sanctions haven't even remotely touched RuSSia.
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