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Comment jews (Score -1) 268

The very class Jews fought so hard to destroy during half a century (white-men "totalitarianist", "racist", "patriarchy", from Frankfurt school to #metoo) which, now that they own our countries, want to resurrect... probably to legitimate the violence against us, native white men.

Comment OpenAI is working on it (Score -1) 74

OpenAI's using electricity from hundred of coal power-station, half of yearly GPU production and thousands of MWh to train and new super-intelligent-model which will tell us what to do. (My guesses are "Eat insects" or "Rent a flat in a crowded-city" or "by a 5G smartphone and tracking devices" or something in-between)

Comment who'd have guessed? (Score -1) 119

Wow... somehow like 2FA, immigration, increased screen usage in education, Marxism, Salesforce, gender equality, trusting jews, Cloudflare, electric cars, Bitcoin, AI-powered-weaponized robot-dogs, ...

and hundred of brand new-revolutionary-counter-intuitive moves + their nicely coined terms (promoted by press/media, and among executives...) which ended up ... "quite bad, after all" (but "who could have guess", as they often add)

The good news is that this one didn't caused millions of deaths.

Comment decentralized from Cloudflare ? (Score -1) 18

An internet decentralized from (mostly jewísh) Cloudflare-managed SSL decryption and (mostly jewísh) Google tracking?
But who could legitimately want that (except enemies of the humanity, like Russia and China)

Well, speaking about decentralization, we could make it "web3-blockchain-based" :p

Man! Just make DANE a thing, dismantle browser/SSL consortiums and remove USA exclusive oversight over DNS root-servers and undersea fiber + forbid recaptcha for read-only web and restrict geofencing/vpn-fencing to particular cases (IPTV ?).
Then we may hope for decentralization and still avoid internet fracturing.

Comment Re:Good! Now we just need one last fix (Score -1) 142

Need to be a law because we buy hardware *and* its full usage (only exception being regulatory usage of the GSM/modem chip)

If we can't update it then it's not ours and companies can keep playing this programmed obsolescence game, stop firmware distribution and leave users with no other choice than buying newer models all the time.

The fact they let literally billions of fully usable smartphones end up in landfill during this decade is a good hint that laws *are* necessary to limit this kind of abuses.

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