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Tbh there's a certain irony in that the loving liberals by and large are willing to take a substantial hit to their own wealth in order to keep an imperial aggressor at bay, and half of Die Linke would rather appease the genocidal dictator than use this crisis as a very clear confirmation of their social policies. People are struggling because the capitalist system throws them under the bus at first sign of trouble, and Die Linke is keeping itself in people's minds primarily by simping for Putin instead of putting the coalition on blast for failing the populace. Stop sucking, Die Linke, I loving beg you.
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In what world does it make sense to talk about the results of the EU sanction regime without any discussion of the policy or the context? If Putin is finally the promised new Hitler of US propaganda then doing a Morgenthau plan on European industry is morally justified. If it's just the psycho global hegemon and a local reactionary rival being at their poo poo again it absolutely is not.
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Antigravitas posted:Tbh there's a certain irony in that the loving liberals by and large are willing to take a substantial hit to their own wealth in order to keep an imperial aggressor at bay, and half of Die Linke would rather appease the genocidal dictator than use this crisis as a very clear confirmation of their social policies. People are struggling because the capitalist system throws them under the bus at first sign of trouble, and Die Linke is keeping itself in people's minds primarily by simping for Putin instead of putting the coalition on blast for failing the populace. Yes to all of this of course, although the positive i take from this is that these clowns apparently need to have a safe space for their russia apologism because they are getting bullied by the rest of the party... so that's good
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Sep 24, 2022 12:22
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Ganz schön kalt heute.
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Und richtig hell wird's auch nicht. Wie soll man denn da wach werden?
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nawilo_420 posted:Yes to all of this of course, although the positive i take from this is that these clowns apparently need to have a safe space for their russia apologism because they are getting bullied by the rest of the party... so that's good Sure looks like it's the other way around, tbh. Edit: To clarify, no one cares about these *particular* clowns, sure. But then you get the party picking Sahra Wagenknecht to speak for them in front of the Bundestag. And afterwards some Linke clown claims that "Wagenknecht doesn't speak for us" when she *literally just did a few hours ago*. beer_war fucked around with this message at 14:12 on Sep 24, 2022 |
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genericnick posted:In what world does it make sense to talk about the results of the EU sanction regime without any discussion of the policy or the context? If Putin is finally the promised new Hitler of US propaganda then doing a Morgenthau plan on European industry is morally justified. If it's just the psycho global hegemon and a local reactionary rival being at their poo poo again it absolutely is not. Imagine the US invading Mexico on a openly declared the Spanish language and Mexican nationality don't exist and Mexico must never again have a foreign or trade policy independent of ours platform. You don't need to game out the interest matrix of all the other countries on the planet to know that the US using the existing national police, prison and military industrial complexes with their known approaches would be insanely bad for the Mexican people they manage to get their hands on. Plus it grows the Russian blackmail toolbox to include another large share of the tradable global grain surplus, on top of the other commodities they already control. Plus Ukrainian defense industry. How much more weight do you really want to give these guys to throw around? Obvs it's up to us to decide how much pain we're willing to take, and up to the gov to soften the blows, but the case that it'd be good to keep the Ukrainians out of Russian hands seems p clear.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/jakluge/status/1573659378145714180
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Kalt. Sehr, sehr kalt.
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genericnick posted:In what world does it make sense to talk about the results of the EU sanction regime without any discussion of the policy or the context? If Putin is finally the promised new Hitler of US propaganda then doing a Morgenthau plan on European industry is morally justified. If it's just the psycho global hegemon and a local reactionary rival being at their poo poo again it absolutely is not. Well, thanks for agreeing with us. Now tell the current leadership of the Linke this, before they reach their goal of 0% vote share next election. They seem to have disconnected from reality entirely.
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Tarquinn posted:Kalt. Sehr, sehr kalt. Da hilft nur sich umdrehen und weiter schlagen.
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https://twitter.com/fluepke/status/1573826020729389057?s=46&t=dF_Zr23-JqGrdLHgEZF0HA
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He's specifically talking about symmetric gigabit Who the gently caress needs to upload garbage at 1Gbit/s
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I've always been a bit surprised about Germany's internet infrastructure being like 10 years behind all the time. Especially in the cities.
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I can get cable 1000 mbit for 40 bux in south Neukölln. Internet is pretty slow it Germany but I've found it to be quite cheap tbh.
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Sereri posted:He's specifically talking about symmetric gigabit Offsite backups for someone who works with video files is a good example. Gbit becomes really slow once you need to move some files.
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Son of Rodney posted:I can get cable 1000 mbit for 40 bux in south Neukölln. Internet is pretty slow it Germany but I've found it to be quite cheap tbh. Well I bet you don't have 1. 000 MBit UPLOAD though, which nobody needs ever unless you are a pro user and that has nothing to do with normal user prices.
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Sereri posted:He's specifically talking about symmetric gigabit ...companies? Bit disingenuous of that guy tbh
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Symmetric becomes way more important when people work from home. Big data transfers to the sharepoint, video calls and all that good stuff. Anyway I think the reason is lazy voters and „good enough“ mentality for things that are not catastrophic yet. We feel the consequences in other sectors too.
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40 bux is expensive as hell for internet wtf No I didn't look at the speed number, it doesn't mean anything to me, I always get the cheapest option and get mad that that is too expensive
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Simply Simon posted:40 bux is expensive as hell for internet wtf [56k no]
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Antigravitas posted:Stop sucking, Die Linke, I loving beg you. *laughs in Diether Dehm* https://twitter.com/Nightmare_Keks/status/1573637193771491332?s=20&t=Qqk52dKaZtRVsL9gfK6S2A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtJYfwzokPk&t=1425s Timestamped clip. Doesn't sound any better in context. He says the dead weren't fake, but the causes were and doesn't elaborate further. And the interviewer is basically fangirling him so of course she doesn't press him. beer_war fucked around with this message at 09:19 on Sep 25, 2022 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyZl3APXiM4 New Spiegel TV Sachsensafari just dropped and it's fantastic Drink every time you see an enraged wutbürger with no neck or a pasty doughman neo-nazi
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Sep 25, 2022 09:48
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Its such a hard thing to make a nuanced point about Bucha, you’re really better off just not mentioning it. Why is Bucha hairsplitting a topic for a local politician? Why would your constituents care? Always be doing materialism.
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GABA ghoul posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyZl3APXiM4  Amazing.
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Duzzy Funlop posted:
is that button legal? or is it technically a charlie chaplin totenkopf?
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§86a only relates to verfassungsfeindliche Organisationen and Hitler wasn’t an org  I know this because there was discussion if one of the friends of the nazi Opa on Lindenstraße throwing Hitlers Gruß (not to be confused with the Hitlergruß) was grounds for 86a, and it’s just his individual Gruß not his org‘s Gruß  but make it :nazi101:
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Pretty sure that button is supposed to be Lauterbach what with the glasses
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aphid_licker posted:Imagine the US invading Mexico on a openly declared the Spanish language and Mexican nationality don't exist and Mexico must never again have a foreign or trade policy independent of ours platform. You don't need to game out the interest matrix of all the other countries on the planet to know that the US using the existing national police, prison and military industrial complexes with their known approaches would be insanely bad for the Mexican people they manage to get their hands on. Sounds bad, so I assume in that case we should cut off all our trade relations with the US and deliver Leopards to Mexico? Because we did none of those things the last few times they did poo poo like that. Also we really don't need any hypotheticals to make he point that the invasion sucked rear end. Even if you grant that it was very unlikely that the whole situation wouldn't end up blowing up it was still a choice to throw away any chance that it wouldn't. They also hosed it up, vastly increasing damage to the country and are prosecuting the war with noteable disregard for Ukraininan lives. Particularly their DPR and LPR proxies that did most of the dying on their side. aphid_licker posted:Plus it grows the Russian blackmail toolbox to include another large share of the tradable global grain surplus, on top of the other commodities they already control. Plus Ukrainian defense industry. How much more weight do you really want to give these guys to throw around? During the cold war it was generally agreed that the USSR was capable of rolling up the European NATO armies in a week. They didn't, first because they really didn't want to and second because of the strong likelihood that it would lead to the end of the Northern hemisphere. No matter what you think about Putin's motive the second point still applies. And modern Russia is barely able to support 50k dudes around Kiev. They're not going to conquer Europe with 50k dudes, even if they get their long delayed turbines delivered and build a big boat with a working fire suppressant system.
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Simply Simon posted:40 bux is expensive as hell for internet wtf https://eazy.de/ 20MBit for 14€ a month, 40MBit for 18€. To give you an idea about the numbers: 20MBit will download ~140MB per minute or 8GB per hour. So even a recent videogame is downloaded over night. Napkin says Elden Ring 6 hours, Cyberpunk2077 9 hours. Not sure if video games are simple enough for you, it is also "5 porns at the same time in FullHD". Upload isn't that fast, 12-13 MB a minute (no idea how big your youtubes are) or ~750MB per hour.
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20mbit lmfao what is this, 2010? Still using DSL? Get your poo poo together Germany.
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Germany's advancements in Internet- und Digitalisierungstechnologien were finished after you were able to receive/send a fax to/from your e-mail address.
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spankmeister posted:20mbit lmfao what is this, 2010? Still using DSL? Get your poo poo together Germany. It was a deliberate politicial decision by past governments in order to favor cable television, because that was assumed to result in more favorable media coverage. A bit later, physical internet infrastructure was considered a thing of the past and the future was seen in internet via cell networks, which got auctioned at a favorable price to big companies which then proceeded to do absolutely nothing with it. Then the government "modernized" the laws making it easier for physicial internet infrastructure to be built, but in a manner which "accidentally" removed all incentives for ISPs to actually start building infrastructure themselves, effectively making the only areas that really get modern infrastructure certain suburban boomer enclaves who can afford to dig the necessary ditches themselves, while the urban centers have to stick with their old copper lines because having to tear up streets to get new lines in would displease the car gods.
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FYI this is the official account of the Berlin public transit https://twitter.com/bvg_kampagne/status/1572967206610247680?s=46&t=hOtXPQbVHzInhmdMEbWRuA
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Also, the postmaster general (postminister) who was in charge of implementing the pro-copper cable policy happened to be married to a woman who owned and led a company which would go on to profit heavily from building out copper cable infrastructure. They would not have benefitted from building out fibre infrastructure.
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Neco posted:Symmetric becomes way more important when people work from home. Big data transfers to the sharepoint, video calls and all that good stuff. True but I WFH since forever and videocall, share point and even remote connecting to a Dublin server is all completely fine on my 50down/10up. Now if you up and down gigabytes of files to/from local, that may be different but then you also shouldn't complain about that kind of bandwidth being expensive. Edge cases etc.
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Basically internet should be nearly free and fast as gently caress, and if you start making excuses and rationalizing having a poo poo connection you have stockholm syndrome
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GABA ghoul posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyZl3APXiM4 SpiegelTV not holding back I see. At minute 19:39 when talking about a far right organisation "auch sie haben das Gas-Thema für sich wiederentdeckt".
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Agreed, Internet access should be a human right and affordable, but clickbaity twitter shitposts from some Mitte Spacken whose requirements maybe match 1% of people are disingenious bullshit.
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 hazzlebarth posted:SpiegelTV not holding back I see. At minute 19:39 when talking about a far right organisation "auch sie haben das Gas-Thema für sich wiederentdeckt". Lol, yeah, that guy is absolutely savage. He is the best part about the reportagen
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