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I’ll neither forget nor forgive what they did to Macromedia.
Joined
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I’ll neither forget nor forgive what they did to Macromedia.
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Sometimes. Maybe even often. I'm not so sure about usually.
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Oh I’m American; I’m an immigrant here. I’m no expert on it. I’ve just lived here for several years and not witnessed that. That said, I’m probably in a bubble.
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they also feel like there is no country as good as Norway and everyone must really want to be Norwegian.
I haven’t experienced that in the many years I’ve lived here. It is a humble group of people, seems to me. They also have tons of love for the other Scandinavian countries. You paint a picture of stuck up nationalists, and that’s pretty far from the truth.
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So Cheerios?
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You are not alone.
5 points ·
That is a very broad brush.
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— from The Newsroom
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Yeah the treaty history between USA and Russia is complex. Russia stopped participating a few years ago in the recent version of START. Said they’d still maintain warhead numbers though.
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What? I’m not saying anything like that. But… if you’re offering, I wouldn’t mind checking out that bridge.
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That may be; I know nothing. But somebody just posted something like “Jews of lemmy, how is your family on Israel / Gaza?” And most said their families were all very pro Israeli government / Zionist. It sounded a lot like most were complicit.
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Here it is, and it is a bit better than when I saw it first, but still…
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So like 5 theherk sex units.
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Yeah true. That’s actually a good point.
3 points ·
I don’t disagree with either of you but there is something ironic about what you said.
2 points ·
Not terrible people. At least the owner / one of the operators is a pretty awesome man.
0 points ·
There are three voting conditions. Red, blue, no vote (generally, discounting third parties). That means non vote is half as impactful as an opposite vote. So they are about half as guilty.
19 points ·
Like Liz Truss to the queen.
6 points ·
Unfortunately, it seems we’re reaping what we sow by switching from Keynesian to Neoliberal economics. It was going ok when the demand side had money to spend. We’ve had several decades of paying for that now.
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The knock on effects of substantial infrastructure interruptions like this can have massive impacts that snowball aggressively. Not saying you’re wrong, but it is nothing to scoff at. Things like this do have the potential to severely change the geopolitical landscape.