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spc50 wrote

Reply to Many Moving Magnets Melting Metal by Rambler

In fairness, that is some cheap / weak metal with a very low melting point.

Same video was one with the LEDs... That's interesting pulse charger that could be made to siphon some energy.

Those Lister motors are just wonderful. Almost bought one years back. Sad I didn't.

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spc50 wrote

Reply to Not enough Pay Pigs! 80% of Denmark Males Shun the Anti-Male dating world. Denmark Government Begs Men to Impregnate its Obnoxious Feminists, and pay child support as wage slaves! by smartypants

There is a name for this movement - which I do not know. It is not just in Denmark.

It is a global thing at this time.

I found the article funny. That men have been turned into accessories, sperm donors and perma paycheck since they got laid once and bore child.

That description applies to the United States experience since at least the 1960's. 50-60 years into this horrible insanity in the US.

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spc50 wrote (edited )

Reply to New Invidious (YouTube front end) instance for clearnet, I2P and Tor. by Rambler

Thank you Rambler!

May I recommend this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/privacy-redirect/

Privacy Redirect catches common spy platforms and bounces you to privacy respecting alt wrappers.. This includes Invidious instances for avoiding YouTube (which you can manually plug this new one into).

Same plugin exists for Chrome (die Google!).

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spc50 wrote

Reply to Far-Right Platform Gab Has Been Hacked—Including Private Data by Rambler

... I thought we had laws over US companies on being pawned like this.

They are supposed to notify people.

Hate to tell my liberal idealistic friends conducting such hate campaigns, but this ceaseless pursuit of politically in opposite to you doesn't end well. Two party system is an illusion. Theater. Two wings of the same lying bird.

You just are going to cause utter dis-abandonment of sites, web, etc. All of them.

I couldn't care any less because I view liberal pursuits as what already wrecked the technology almost 20 years ago. Not a silly-con valley firm at mass scale who isn't wonky liberal. Go abroad it they are headed up by control freaks with clearer stripes.

Only going to defund yourselves and send everyone into hidden and much more fortified private spaces. Your endless data collection and intelligence will die swiftly.

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burnerben wrote

Reply to I'll wait... by Rambler

If the people they censored were so "wrong" why censor them.

Just for the record i'm a liberal independent and this shit is straight up retarded.

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Wahaha wrote

Reply to by alltimelow

How much are you willing to bet me that this isn't going to happen?

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BlackWinnerYoshi wrote

Reply to Linux Mint's Update Manager To Encourage Users To Apply Security Updates by DcscZx5idox

Here's an alternative news source: "Linux Mint team wants users to upgrade, may enforce some" from gHacks (clear net only)

Anyway, I don't like where Mint is going, and here's why: in this blog post, the Mint developers said they may enforce some users to update.

In some cases the Update Manager will be able to remind you to apply updates. In a few of them it might even insist.

So I feel like that it's all downhill from there for Mint. I mean, Mint also had systemdestroy since Mint 16 "Petra", stopped supporting 32-bit processors since Mint 20 "Ulyana", and it's probably also bloated, given it's based on Ubuntu. The LTS version, but still.

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Rambler wrote (edited )

Reply to by alltimelow

Loopholes like this don't really exist. No, "Woops, you're right. Looks like they forgot to cross their T's and dot their I's... right this way Sir... I mean, Mr. President."

Biden will get 25th'ed, we'll have Kamala until 2024, then we'll see. That's my take.

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