I mean no shit? Its state run media lol

That was paying slave owners and only in DC

I can’t think of any other way to do it lol

I only block users when they directly harrass me. I don’t really care if we disagree but if you’re following me around to different threads. You’re getting blocked.

Man known for frequently telling lies and inciting division in other countries, tells lies and incites division in other countries. Shocking.

Russia definitely would play both sides to fuel it

Is it really that surprising that large companies with lots of money can advertise better than user run instances of open source software?

I think my closest bus stop is over 90 minutes between stops

If you have explicit knowledge that can save peoples lives and you choose not to act on it then yes you’re directly responsible for that loss of life.

The US knew that a major attack was being planned by bin laden months before 9/11. Bush, purposefully or ignorantly, ignored or minimized these warnings directly leading to the attack.

.ml of course

Aka “we want Israeli money”

Stop clicking, interacting, hovering or looking at the thumbnail for too long. Clear your watch history. Search up lots of unrelated content that you enjoy, thumbs it up, subscribe to unrelated channels you like. It will stop doing that. Mine basically only shows video essays an, science, technology and gaming content

An atom is not a coastline, even if it is a piece of one

Coastlines exist in the real world, they are by definition finite structures. You can only zoom in to them so far before the structure is no longer a coastline.

Lemmy has a significant US based population. Is it really that surprising that someone would use places familiar to them to compare to?

Telegram never was and never will be a secure messaging platform. Anyone using it as a such is an idiot.

Which a physical space cannot fulfill

Literally from that page

The coastline paradox is often criticized because coastlines are inherently finite, real features in space, and, therefore, there is a quantifiable answer to their length.[17][19] The comparison to fractals, while useful as a metaphor to explain the problem, is criticized as not fully accurate, as coastlines are not self-repeating and are fundamentally finite.[17]

Coastlines are not self repeating and they are fundamentally finite.