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1 year agoScone should be pronounced scone. Scon is unacceptable.
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2·1 year agoI never thought I would find myself living in Dickensian England.
That’s how far democracy has gone down the drain, that even criticising cancel culture is ‘brave’.
Perhaps he can get a job at the Daily Mail.
The Guardian was started by Unitarians who are supposed to be open to ideas, but now it fully embraces cancel culture and censorship, like any orthodoxy.
Let’s make farting in public a crime.
Cancel culture is fine as long as the majority is right. But gay people were once a victim of cancel culture.
This is old news.
But what browser should I use? Do I have to check the politics of every employee or volunteer?
How do you make steel for wind turbines without fossil fuels? How do you build a nuclear power station without fossil fuels? How do you replace all the petrol and diesel cars in the country with electric ones, without using fossil fuels? Where is all the electricity going to come from? It’s complicated.
1·1 year agoThey won’t hold an election if they think they are going to lose either. They will wait until the tide turns. If it doesn’t turn, they will wait until January '25.
But there won’t be a general election until 2025. And a week is a long time in politics.
First principle: “To prevent crime and disorder, as an alternative to their repression by military force and severity of legal punishment.”
The original purpose of the police was crime prevention. They should be out on the beat, not sitting in the office staring at screens. Having police wandering around deters crime.
The EU plundered Greece to recover unsecured loans.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2015/08/19/gree-a19.html
The EU is not democratic.
I used to clear my cookies on exit to prevent tracking. When the EU introduced its warnings about tracking I was forced to accept cookies to avoid the warnings, that’s my point. The warnings achieve the opposite of their intended purpose. Besides which, sometimes you have to clear cookies for other reasons, or you might use a different browser or recreate your profile.
I wasn’t implying anything with my corruption comment. I was just saying the EU is corrupt, because it is.
3·1 year agoPeople on Mastodon are complaining about people talking about twitter, and posting their complaints to the hashtag #twitter which is very odd, as they could filter it.
I expect there will be filters on Lemmy eventually.
Yes but when you see a cookie warning from a website it stores your choice in a cookie. So if you clear your cookies out then you see the warning again the next time you visit the website. So you don’t have much choice but to accept all cookies. Each website uses differently named cookies, so can’t simply solve it. There are extensions which try, like “I don’t care about cookies” but they break things and they have to have a list of websites. There will always be some which aren’t on there. The EU could have stipulated what the name of the cookie should be, or stipulated that it should be a browser option like “do not track”, but the EU is a massive corrupt bureaucracy.
They also force you to use cookies if you don’t want to see them over and over.
The EU is a corrupt totalitarian regime run by banks for their own benefit. The reason we have private finance initiatives which force public services to pay high interest rates is because of EU laws preventing borrowing from central banks.
GDPR is an EU law, and cookie warnings existed before GDPR anyway, as a result of EU law.
Because the government has to pay her legal fees perhaps.