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This is difficult to read. The author confuses nouns and proper nouns and isn't clear about who it is they're referring to (who are the neo-liberals, for instan
by johnklos 4y ago
This is difficult to read. The author confuses nouns and proper nouns and isn't clear about who it is they're referring to (who are the neo-liberals, for instance?).
I understand that not everyone is as good at writing as others, but it really doesn't take much effort to ask someone to proofread.
Otherwise, this is a good start, even though it lacks details and examples.
- deusum 4y agoConceptually, it was interesting. I can forgive it for lacking details, as a "preliminary report", too. But the whole, "neo-liberal arses" bit gave it the sense of an unhinged author or untrustworthy narrator.
- LastTrain 4y agoConceptually, I clicked it and thought I would learn something about the Iranian firewall, but instead I ended up at "The Hackers Choice" blog, a blog with exactly two articles, and read a confusing rant along with a laundry list of firewall techniques talked about in vague enough terms that I learned absolutely nothing, other than to be skeptical about this source going forward.
- noAnswer 4y agoIDK. Not knowing THC is like not not knowing the CCC or 2600. It is more on you ;-)
- nibbleshifter 4y agoEnglish isn't the writers first language, for a start. The weird use of the term neoliberal is pretty common in European liberal-as-in-freedom left leaning circles.
- computerfriend 4y agoI have never heard the term "neoliberal" outside of US politics.
- rocketbop 4y agoI've lived in three European countries including the one I was born in and I've never heard that term being used in that way.