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I imagine this article doesn’t include the whole story and is probably biased. Perhaps China was more specific about whatever Wikimedia did.

> the Wikimedia Foundation was carrying out political activities via the volunteer-led Wikimedia Taiwan chapter

Is this true?

The result would be the San Francisco font... rendered terribly.

I’m astonished by the amount of people who choose to leak code on 4chan.

It is. 50% of youth unemployment in Spain for example.

That’s interesting, thank you.

I said freer, not completely free.

And by free I mean the amount of people who currently use for example WhatsApp, which allows us to freely communicate with others. Even my mother is using it! Ten years ago she hadn’t touched any kind of tech.

And what’s India currently?

There are many things you can’t post online because you’d get in trouble.

> since we can freely trade information over the public internet

No we can’t.

Many people including me use the browser maximised all the time.

I don’t understand the sarcasm. Those resources cost Oracle money, and they give them for free to researchers. A mention in return is very reasonable.