I was referring to their activities for Voice of Europe, a Russian news organization that provided lucrative speaking gigs to both Bystron and Krah and many other right-wing politicians. The full-blown espionage that Krah was also involved in through his aide (Jian G.) is a separate matter. I was trying to “steel-man” the argument that, even if by ignorance, they pass on information at least recklessly. Sorry, I should’ve specified what “actors” I meant.
There are multiple well-documented cases of AfD politicians colluding with Russian state actors (Petr Bystron, Maximilian Krah), and the same is true for many other figures in the European extreme right. Even if these people weren’t actively passing on information, which they probably are doing, they are far too stupid to not accidentally leak information to the Russian secret service.
“Blah blah blah… ‘click sign in’… Okay, gotcha!”
The what? OP, the what??? DON’T LEAVE ME HANGING LIKE THIS!!!
I think you might have misunderstood the headline.
Also bad: When you ask XOR questions, but people think they’re funny and give you OR answers instead.
Probably, but if it turns out on the higher end of that, say 0.8%, then that’s also not nothing, considering that it’s the result of firing one (1) dude.
Yeah, the way he does it is basically how everyone did it even 10 years ago. The tools were mostly the same then as they are now, with the exception of AI and the fact that handwriting wasn’t as big a thing anymore when today’s undergrads were in school. If you have a fluid and moderately quick handwriting, paper notes will typically be easier to take and more useful for revising the material later on.
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Aw gee, that sounds like a really specific problem that would have really specific cause and solution, I wonder what it could be.
I can hate two things.
Just gonna leave this here:
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Axel Springer says that ad blockers threaten its revenue generation model and frames website execution inside web browsers as a copyright violation.
So it’s my fault Axel Springer decided to generate revenue from ads rather than other sources, such as subscriptions/paywalls? Fucking lol, sounds like someone chose the wrong business model then and something they should be discussing with their customers (of which I am not one).
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On the off chance someone here is an R user, there’s the fcuk package: https://thinkr-open.github.io/fcuk/articles/fcuk.html
Lemmy already superseded my expectations with how active it is. That being said, I would love the following to see more action (although I’m mostly lurking there myself):
!nba@lemmy.world - Loved the discussions on Reddit. As a European, it’s not easy to follow the games, so that was a great way to stay up to date.
!criticalrole@lemmy.world - Mostly carried by /u/Ultragramps@lemmy.blahaj.zone, whose updates are *chef’s kiss*
!quackers@lemmy.world - No explanation needed.
Aight, I’m gonna need this in relative/conditional frequencies rather than absolute ones.
She’s 47 years old, and the best she ever felt is this one time when she got taken out for dinner? No wonder she enjoys watching other people suffer.
I don’t know what study these numbers are based on, but many of them only assess certain (typically younger) age groups. In my experience, the people coming out of school today in Germany are often quite good in English.
Edit: Looked it up. The data are not based on any study but the results of test takers that aim to earn a certain language certificate. So no specific age group but still likely younger people. The sample is completely self-selected, though, so it’s hard to say anything definitive. From the Wikipedia page:
And more:
This seems like a very poor basis for a country ranking.