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Comment · 1 month ago
This should be sufficient to let LG go bankrupt… We've all become numb to this kind of craziness
Comment · 1 month ago
As an Italian I am always amazed when I remember that cities like LA or San Francisco are just 200yo. Here in Italy (but it’s the same for quite any city in Europe) every city can trace its roots back at least two thousand years.
Comment · 2 months ago
So since The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will US sanction him too?

Or since ONU has declared illegal the occupation of territory in West Bank, will US sanction Israel?

Or will the United States only sanction those who simply see things differently from them?

Comment · 2 months ago
Supporting imperialism, any imperialism, simply is wrong.

Is this really all that humanity amounts to in 2026? Thinking about imposing its own hegemony on others, the way kings did with their subjects in the Middle Ages? Massacring defenceless peoples like the Palestinians? Behaving like the Nazis?

And expecting that no one will respond to such abuses and when they do, calling them terrorists?

Are you really okay with imperialism even when you’re the one benefiting from it?

Is this all the ‘civilization’ we’ve reached in 2026? Really?

Comment · 2 months ago
US sanctioned ICC, Francesca Albanese and a lot of other people who simply tell the truth.

The United States may still have power, but they no longer have any credibility and no longer deserve any respect, neither they nor their zionist partners

Comment · 6 months ago
… “Ignorance is strength” might was well be an official MAGA motto…
Comment · 10 months ago
You misread my comment: when I referred to mobster I was talking about the US “liberating” other countries and not to NATO.

So this is the response to your question.

Anyhow NATO is still under US great influence so in a way or another is acting as an extension of US.

There is nothing bad in joining a coalition but please don’t tell me NATO is not acting as a branch of US when exercising US influence.

Now go back to the point: US liberated Venezuela, yes for sure and it didn’t do for oil or other political interests and it won’t force it’s interests upon those of Venezuelans nor it will put people in command that are neutral and are not puppets in the hands of the US…come on how can you believe the bullshit of war to export democracy and freedom, how?

Comment · 10 months ago
For some reason I can’t reply to your next comment on nato forced on your country.

When I’m implying that nato has been pushed to former soviet countries I’m referring to the influence done by US to support different governments. In Ukraine revolution in 2014 has been greatly supported by US.

I’m in no way saying China, Russia or whatever country is acting better, I’m just saying nobody can be so naive to not understand that there is no ideal of freedom involved in any US action but only political/power interests.

I’m curious to see which freedom-related justification will be used for the future annexation of Greenland

Comment · 10 months ago
I have already said that living under soviet would have been worst but that is not the point.

The point is: usa is acting not in the falsey mith of global freedom but only in the name of extending its power and influence.

In Venezuela they didn’t combat narcotraffic otherwise I must expect Italy (my country) invasion since we are the home of one of the greatest cancer in history: mafia.

Don’t drink the lie USA are fighting for freedom otherwise a lot of human lives will be sacrificed uselessly

Comment · 10 months ago
Nato is an extension of usa in the sense that even if it is a group of nations, in reality, it’s under usa command and influence since usa is its “major shareholder”.
Comment · 10 months ago
I’m not saying former soviet countries lived better under soviet imposition, but no one can be so naive to think US did that to help and free people.

When a mobster comes to you and free you from your previous mobster, it’s not because he is a good man and wants you to live freely: he does it to impose you his will and power exactly as US have always done.

Comment · 10 months ago
I really don't understand one thing: is there a single american who still think this has been done to liberate a country from a dictator in the name of freedom? Seriously? This has been done for economical and power interests and USA is the most destabilizing power in the world and a source of war and desperation and death: they supports israel to get political power in middle east, they invaded countries as done in Iraq, they push Nato to the border of Russia and provoke war (not to say Putin had right to invade Ukraine but what would have done usa if mexico Canada or Cuba had russian weapons and support? Oh yes, we knew about Cuba). And the president Trump: he’s just a ridicolous bully like the ones you can find at high schools.

Please US citizens, grow up. There had been a time when you were admired and respected, now your country is killing the world.

Comment · 1 year ago
My 2cents: Nextjs with page router was a very nice (and simple to learn but powerful) framework.

I have always developed backend apis in nodejs with express and used Nextjs for frontend only and just when I needed SSR.

Developing projects this way had always been a joy.

App router did change everything and destroyed the good reputation of Nextjs: it is hard to learn, to manage and does offer few concrete advantages

Comment · 1 year ago
Beautiful work, no other words.

I’ve always thought it would be cool to build a side project like OpenStreetMap, where people can mark the places traveled by famous historical figures — kind of like what you did with Paul’s journey, but open to any historical figure. Do you know if there’s anything like that out there?

Comment · 1 year ago
I moved from Aider to ClaudeCode for the simple reason i usually use IntelliJ Idea and even if poorer than RooCode on VSCode, integration between IntelliJ and ClaudeCode is reasonably solid. That said today i started using CCR since the possibility to use different models is extremely interesting (and the reason why i initially used Aider)

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