Are we allowed to execute people for drinking water on the MRT?

If you’re copying a file to another server there’s still no reason to delete it on the seedbox until you have to.

Yeah, 100+ kids is fucking wild.

Telegram is owned by Russian Elon Musk and the FSB. Avoid it if you can.

Durov is an absolute scumbag though. Russian Elon Musk.

Telegram shouldnt even be in the conversation when there are alternatives like Signal.

I’d be thoroughly shocked if the FSB didn’t have a backdoor for telegram.

I’m not denying the game is rigged, but what’s your suggestion?

Skip to violence out of laziness or simply comply in advance?

You could say that about any law, not just “international”.

Look at how laws are applied in your country and you’ll probably find them disproportionately applied against the poor over the rich.

We can’t just set and forget laws. If you want them enforced justly, you need to be active in your political environment and elect people who will do that.

If you want international law applied to the US, you need to elect politicians who would be willing to push for sanctions against them until they comply.

Or if you’re American, vote for politicians who actually respect the international community.

Any reason to be more worried about a bit of aluminium over plastic leeching toxic chemicals into the food?

And conditions in an industrial dairy are fairly fuckin bleak too

We didn’t get here through selfishness though. That’s the saddest thing. Human development has always been inherently cooperative. The tribe survived what killed the individual.

I’m not denying humans can be selfish. But societal selfishness on the scale we have now has to be enforced on some subliminal level in my opinion.

It’s also much bigger than it was back in the day.

Even a fraction of a percent of people using decentralized services is probably bigger than the early web ever was.

GOG doesn’t do regional pricing and only supports a handful of currencies. So Steam is much more consumer friendly for any of us living in countries with “weak” currencies.