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Re:Turkey blocks Twitter after the earthquake on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @10:07AM (#34709015)
It's a very subjective judgement and everyone is entitled his or her own opinion. But that one is very biased. As far as elections concerned Turkish election system is very solid as a process and implementation is solid. In the end Erdogan lost Istanbul in the last elections even after that election repeated for only Istanbul, and worse for Erdogan, the second round was much more decisive. People didn't like the election were repeated.

Also, don't fall to the expressions like, "Turkish here", "German there". These does not make anyone expert nor without bias.

Can we say that M1 will be much faster when those applications are compiled natively for M1? As far as I know there's a translation layer (Rosetta) at the moment.
Using human shield is a war crime [1]. But they appealed(?) regardless?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shields_(law)

What I don't get is that if this is a test car, how come the the driver did not take over the helm immediately. The driver in that car should be in full alert as if driving the vehicle himself and jump in as needed. Test should not mean to let loose an autonomous car.
Re:Home-made drones now threaten conventional armed forces on Thursday February 08, 2018 @10:01PM (#16337581)
That attack was way too sophisticated beyond the capability of any home-made effort. The attackers tried to cover it behind "home-made" veil. At any rate it threatens any conventional army.
Re:The decline of Turkish schools on Saturday September 30, 2017 @12:21PM (#15373578)
When you do your research you will find that you are right.

A dictator gets over 95% of popular votes. Like in Syria, Egypt, North Korea. In 2015 elections (second in the last) Erdogan's party lost majority to form the government by itself (got 40%). After months of negotiations/bargaining political system could not produce a government and elections are done again and this time they could get the enough majority (49%).

The system in Turkey does not allow irregularities. All political parties have the right (and they do) to be represented at the voting polls. They are the very people who run the process at every polling station, from getting ID cards, finding voters in registries, counting the votes after polls are closed, etc. As you have said you can not find such fraud cases since other political parties and each one of them has to be complicit for a fraud.