lol, yeah, mate has to be shared! si podes proba estancia la merced, tienen distintas “cepas” de yerba que van de lo mas suave a lo mas amargo. my favourite is barbacuá which has a smoky bitter taste.

for real? you from latam or syria? there was a big syrian migration to argentina and when some returned to their country they took mate with them. i cannot live without mate.

im upping the ante to get there comrade -.-7

spanish could be considered harder because it has a shit ton of personal pronouns and a lot of verb conjugations based on formality, time, and a lot of other shit, so you need to remember a lot these which makes it quite hard. japanese has some verb conjugation but it’s way easier in comparison to spanish. i say that if you’d remove kanji from the formulation spanish is harder, otherwise yeah, that complicates things a lot in japanese.

i feel disappointed in myself, what am i doing im not on the list…

what happened?

what’s a scenario where you could suffer from this vulnerability?

yes! competition! that’s what makes capitalism great!

thanks for schooling me, i have learned that using the chinese constitution as a source for how land ownership works in china is bootlicking. i have learned my error and converted to anarcho-ego-communist-proto-individualist-echological-anti-authoritaritanistic.

edit: also, wtf with using google to share a wikipedia link?

bro keeps fighting over some legalese because property doesnt work the same way in the west. no shit sherlock, that’s exactly why chinese people are living in fucking houses while you gringos are more and more living in fucking tents in zombie neighborhoods.

Article 8 Rural collective economic organizations shall practice a two-tiered system of both unified and separate operations with household contract management as its basis. Rural economic cooperatives — producer, supply and marketing, credit and consumer cooperatives — are part of the socialist economy under collective ownership by the working people. Working people who belong to rural collective economic organizations shall have the right, within the scope prescribed by law, to farm cropland and hillsides allotted to them for their private use, engage in household sideline production, and raise privately owned livestock.

The various forms of cooperative economic activities in cities and towns, such as those in the handicraft, industrial, building, transport, commercial and service trades, shall all be part of the socialist economy under collective ownership by the working people.

The state shall protect the lawful rights and interests of urban and rural collective economic organizations and shall encourage, guide and assist the growth of the collective sector of the economy.

Article 9 All mineral resources, waters, forests, mountains, grasslands, unreclaimed land, mudflats and other natural resources are owned by the state, that is, by the whole people, except for the forests, mountains, grasslands, unreclaimed land and mudflats that are owned by collectives as prescribed by law.

The state shall ensure the rational use of natural resources and protect rare animals and plants. It is prohibited for any organization or individual to seize or damage natural resources by any means.

Article 10 Land in cities is owned by the state.

Land in rural and suburban areas is owned by collectives except for that which belongs to the state as prescribed by law; housing sites and cropland and hillsides allotted for private use are also owned by collectives.

The state may, in order to meet the demands of the public interest and in accordance with the provisions of law, expropriate or requisition land and furnish compensation.

No organization or individual shall unlawfully transfer land through seizure, sale and purchase, or in any other form. Land-use rights may be transferred in accordance with the provisions of law.

All organizations and individuals using land must use it in an appropriate manner.

Article 11 Non-public economic sectors that are within the scope prescribed by law, such as individually owned and private businesses, are an important component of the socialist market economy.

The state shall protect the lawful rights and interests of non-public economic sectors such as individually owned and private businesses. The state shall encourage, support and guide the development of non-public economic sectors and exercise oversight and regulation over non-public economic sectors in accordance with law.

Article 12 Socialist public property is sacred and inviolable.

The state shall protect socialist public property. It is prohibited for any organization or individual to seize or damage state or collective property by any means.

Article 13 Citizens’ lawful private property is inviolable.

The state shall protect the right of citizens to own and inherit private property in accordance with the provisions of law.

The state may, in order to meet the demands of the public interest and in accordance with the provisions of law, expropriate or requisition citizens’ private property and furnish compensation.

i hope they dont, so that their shitty software dies to hell

glad to see you’re on our side comrade…

ive also seen a lot of faster development or a lot of new software surface emerge thanks to this, while there is a downside, this also opens doors. i think this is a perfect scenario to use these massive tools created by capital to give something back to the people.

ive seen developers complain about shitty prs before ai, ive seen devs literally not accept prs because they dont want to waste time understanding someone else’s code. so no, this is a non issue.

i understand where you’re going but that it’s because we’re fucked up by capital, but once you get past that… i don’t see china having a lack of beautiful architecture that blends modernity with traditional style and everything in between. sure, if the us decides to build housing for the people, do whatever you can to make that possible, but it’s not like we only need to do that.

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i generally use privacyguides.org to choose providers, they have a pretty good filter to recommend software and i’ve been around their community and everyone’s pretty cool. it’s comprehensive, has standards in the sense of a set of of things something must have to be listed, etc.

that’s what happened after WWI, ewrope became a vassal state for the usonian empire

no, there are calls to the browser to store data and config since it works on the browser. it could be adapted i guess depending on how that other software works for calls to the os. i didnt know that kind of thing existed tho. what software are you using? still, i think it wouldnt be a nice solution since it would likely be chromium browser working to display that, not very efficient.

it could be adapted as a tauri app or self hosted app which could have more features like displaying system info and other stuff. i thought of that but so far havent done it since i want to polish a few more things. plus it wouldnt do much difference to me, maybe with a good backend it’s a little less resource intensive but use wise it’s good for me rn.

you don’t need the tilde though, yanki is stressed on the yan part