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People said the same thing about Erdogan, but he admitted to having stomach flu before his interview lol.

Dawn has been around since 1941 and they also aren't worth crap when they need to report on anything involving the government of their own country.

That being said, anything international not relating to India is probably safe.

Even if they had released the full set completley unredacted, I'd bet my Chiquita bananas that it has less consequences than the Panama papers.

And look, there's Magnetbox and Sorny!

There’s barely any actual 4K content you can consume.

Ironically there actually is if you bother pirating content because that's the only crowd that will share full 4k Dolby Vision + Dolby Atmos/DTS-X BluRay rips.

Aside from that though, even 4k gaming is a struggle because GPU vendors went into the deep end of frame generation, which also coincidentally is the same mistake lots of TV OEMs already made.

Real ones remember when Panasonic (home appliances) used to be called National.

tbf to this thread, wayland wasn't really viable until 2023.

I made an existing comment on this that people didn't like because I pointed out that most of Wayland's "modern upgrades" like VRR, HDR, etc were unimplemented or unfinished for years. Even HDR is still "beta" on KDE iirc.

People also like to pretend the triple buffer wasn't a can of worms for many users for a very long time (and still is on low power devices).

SuperPACs became a thing because they couldn't even handle PACs.

if we gave them the chance.

Is the problem with your whole idea. They don't have an incentive to change anything, and they certainly won't pass a constitutional amendment without a significant amount of pressure from constituents.

The whole point of voting Biden was to undo what Trump did. and ensure he was properly prosecuted for his crimes. He half assed both and then refused to step down for a primary despite being unpopular.

WWW has been a complete crapshow ever since it started simply because it became popular.

It was designed to serve documents over the internet, except everyone co-opted for their own needs like websites, APIs, etc.

That left us with broken as hell crap at every layer from the joke that is HTML/CSS, the clownshow that is HTTP, and the circus that is JavaScript.

And don't even get the started on the mountain of vulnerabilities being stupid obvious crap that wouldn't dare to fly in even basic GNU utilities at the time.

Adding insult to injury, this guy hasn't even provided a valid solution to this mess like hyphanet or the very newly released freenet.

Which by the way tries to hack cheat the system with WebAssembly so that it doesn't have to deal with HTTPS directly since its an exclusive client server protocol.

The core difference, arguably only with the US, are individual freedoms like speech, religion, armament, etc.

Even though the US is currently trampling all over the bill of rights, it isn't something that can be easily ignored or covered up. Protest can and will still happen all the time.

China heavily values cohesion over individuality, so the only "free speech" you get to usually witness is scrutinized before it ever reaches you, and everyone is aware that the government actively covers up issues.

Aside from that, China is miles ahead of the US in development, infrastructure, and their economy. Most of the US complaints over China are hypocritical as you say, or only exist due to the US viewing China as a military an economic threat.

A lot of people would probably be happy to give up those freedoms in exchange for social stability and quality of life if they were given the option.

Its currently a proposal that was passed in the NA, and they're debating over whether they should reduce the 30% royalties for certain situations.

Would not be surprised if it gets passed by the president.

I bought one of these 64GB packs for less than $50 not even a year ago