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Re:Unix in East Germany (GDR) (1990) on Monday June 01, 2026 @02:58AM (#48353456)
There is a company that still makes them.
And now you've gotten to the crux of the problem either and pointed it out yourself. Either submit to the USA or be punished, lots of communist countries did some like North Korea or Cuba (or in Cuba's case they did just to have Trump destroy it for the Miami gusano demographic and Marco Rubios insane dream of being president of Cuba) don't want to and they suffer for it. Why should a nations sovereignty and welfare hinge on its willingness to cooperate with the United States? I also just want to point out that your shitty fascist vice president has threatened to other throw various European governments and install right wing dictatorships here.

Anyways my ability to comment has been throttled because apparently I'm posting to fast. Meanwhile you've made several posts in a much shorter timeframe. So I'm not going to bother replying anymore, so much for free speech aye? God Bless America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa8pyroTkcg

Wow so you guys don't have ideological brain worms at all. I can tell you guys have never studied international relations because you refuse to try an take North Koreas concerns seriously. Do I have to remind you that a South Korean attempted a fascist coup recently and that it was left wing organisations and trade unions that mobilised to stop him? Also which "communist dictators" are you talking about, and how do you know this? You do realise that the United States is also a one party state when it comes to foreign policy right?

If you love freedom so much shouldn't this be worrying more? https://www.npr.org/2025/04/22/nx-s1-5340753/trump-democracy...

For any one interested in learning a bit more about North Korea and how it got to be the country it is I'd suggest Noah Kulwins series Blowback.

The United States plays a large role in destabilizing them I went to a lecture at my university where a South Korean professor said as much. He was hardly a fan of the North Korean regime. At this point the regime has zero interest in cooperation, I'm sorry but your government is slowly becoming an authoritarian state in its own right and is currently causing chaos at the behest of Israel a country which just commuted a genocide with the blessing of both parties in your country. Imagine trying to get along with your neighbor when they have billions of dollars of military hardware on your border. No country is to willing to cooperate with North Korea because being in the good graces of the United States is 100x more beneficial. You claim that North Korea can't get along with its neighbors please remind me which country invaded and artificialy divided Korea when they elected some one The United States didn't like.
Re:The unlikely story of Teardown Multiplayer on Wednesday March 18, 2026 @01:39PM (#47428771)
I came up with the idea for a voxel based heist game at revision. People took it made it made profit and chose not to recuperate me because people hate conceptual art and artists. But this has been happening to me since I was 15, so I'm kind of used to it at this point.
It's North Korea though and they're all eViL. Imagine a world where the U.S lifted sanctions on N.K. traded with them and stopped crying about losing a war 70 years ago. Ah well a boy can dream.

Edit: Lol saying anything positive about North Korea on hacker news and people instantly freak out. This fucking website man. North Korea isn't what I would call a free society but it's also not the hell on earth that most liberals want you to think it is. So much of the misery that normal North Koreans have to face is because of western imposed sanctions. We've tried punishing them for 30 years now, it hasn't destroyed the regime if anything they double down. I guess it's easy for a bunch of overfed over paid tech workers to not feel any kind of solidarity for a North Korean though and insist on punishing them even more. Hell the North Korean government would even be open for this kind of agreement if we would actually guarantee their sovereignty, sadly trusting the United States of America to hold up any kind of deal you make with them is fucking impossible.

Here is a quote I came up with but is attributed to Henry Kissinger

Having the United States as your enemy is dangerous, but having them as your friend is fatal.

That old bag liked it so much he had no problem taking credit for it.

Re:The Iran war may be about to escalate on Wednesday March 18, 2026 @01:22PM (#47428548)
The Economist,[1] a journal that speaks for the British millionaires, is pursuing a very instructive line in relation to the war. Representatives of advanced capital in the oldest and richest capitalist country, are shedding tears over the war and incessantly voicing a wish for peace V.I.Lenin

The war escalated when Iran was attacked during peace talks ffs.

Just from personal experience I met a bunch of people who did to many psychedelics and became ego maniacs . I also had my first panic attack on acid. Also read about weird therapists taking advantage of people on psychedelics during therapy. I'm a believer in the use of psychedelic therapy but there really needs to be good protocols in place to protect patients who are very vulnerable. I really wish I could go back in time and see the Czech psychedelic clinic it sounded really cool.
Re:MIDI 2.0 (and enhanced MIDI 1.0) comes to Windows 11 on Wednesday March 18, 2026 @07:59AM (#47424595)
Ah okay, I remember reading that they're still adding to the protocol but that was a couple of years ago.
Re:The unlikely story of Teardown Multiplayer on Tuesday March 17, 2026 @01:44PM (#47415860)
If only they hadn't stolen the idea at revision and then not paid the person they stole it from.

Douche bags.

Has the bladder damage made him to piss his pants yet?
Re:Militaries are scrambling to create their own Starlink on Friday March 13, 2026 @11:32PM (#47373061)
Oh great more satellites to strip away the ozone layer. I love the military.