12xo

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by 12xo 6y ago
Tax them.
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by 12xo 6y ago
Nothing wrong with civic pride but Fremont is not even going to be listed on the top 10000 most desirable places to live in California...
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by 12xo 6y ago
If Facebook was a bar, would you go there? Would you hang out there? I wouldnt.
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by 12xo 6y ago
Well to be fair the interest rates were halved during the post 9/11 / dot.com bust. Which to many, is the reason the prices didnt fall as buying power increased.
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by 12xo 6y ago
SF has seen its economy and population ebb and flow a lot over the last 50 years. The city in the 70's was full of empty buildings and houses. Then the Gay boom of the 80's changed the population and gentrified a lot of the dilapi
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by 12xo 6y ago
Apple is not in the user data business.
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by 12xo 6y ago
I wonder if this excludes posts which pay to be boosted? So many of the "ads" on FB are not banners, they're paid boosts of random posts (content, video, etc). IMO, these are the problem as they are difficult for people to ID
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by 12xo 6y ago
The question is: Who would pay money for art made by machine?
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by 12xo 6y ago
So Social Media is any digital tool that allows people to interact? I really dont understand your definition as every human interaction across all mediums could be defined as social media. And yet the term and the tools did not exist prior
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by 12xo 6y ago
Oh, sorry. I didnt realize you are super-duper smart. Maybe because your posts are anything but... Or maybe you're just being sarcastic and just not a very good writer... Either way, thanks for contributing. It really makes a differenc
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by 12xo 6y ago
A forum isnt social media unless you define social media as any medium that allows people.... But to play along, I dont eat fast food often, maybe once a year. But I still eat it and afterwards I always say to myself, "how and why do p
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by 12xo 6y ago
Well to start forums are a self selecting group of like minded individuals. To be an active member usually requires thought and care, intelligence and skills such as reading comprehension and critical thinking... Oh, and the whole system is
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by 12xo 6y ago
Social media is fast food. If you eat it all the time it makes you feel awful and will destroy your mental and physical health. But its cheap, easy to get and tastes really good... So stupid people love it.
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by 12xo 6y ago
For most people and most uses, a cell phone camera is all you ever need. But its more akin to having an iPad vs a MacbookPro. For most, all they ever need is in the iPad but for professionals and techies, its limitations come into play quic
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by 12xo 6y ago
I am a pro photographer and love the G7X. Its my goto travel camera although there are some limitations, it produces excellent images. If you want a compact travel camera, this is a great choice. And no, I dont use it for video, which is wh
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by 12xo 6y ago
People are influenced by the words and appearance of others... If people think that there are many other "supporters" of something, they'll be far more likely to support said thing. You are as influenced by this as anyone.
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by 12xo 6y ago
As long as they are a public company held to unattainable growth metrics, they will allow Bots and Charlatans. Its good for business as they say...
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by 12xo 6y ago
They argued that they are... In court. So, no. You're incorrect. Not too mention, they all host and support user comments...
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by 12xo 6y ago
Imagine for a minute what will happen to Breitbart.com, Hannity.com, GlennBeck.com, FoxNews.com, RushLimbaugh.com and the rest of the right wing disnfomation media if this was actually enforceable. What's good for the goose, is good fo
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by 12xo 6y ago
Public square. Not the Capital mall. This isnt about discourse with your leaders, nor protests. Its about the ability to speak ones mind without THE GOVERNMENT stifling you. That is the opposite of what Trump is trying to do here... The ori
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by 12xo 6y ago
Until the tools, devices and technology needed to access the internet are free and universally available to all without restriction, these sites/services are no more of a public square than a country club is a public park. And no. A pu
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by 12xo 6y ago
So they allow kiddy porn? Of course, not. So yes, they are censoring content... What a lie.
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by 12xo 6y ago
And furthering this: Until access is 100% free for every person. Until every person has the tools and the devices necessary to access available to them, for free. The internet and specifically the walled gardens are NOT the public square. I
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by 12xo 6y ago
I believe that at the heart of this move is the far right's confusion on the first amendment and the equal protection clause. They have perverted the principles so far from their spirit and past rulings, that they now believe being a-h
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by 12xo 6y ago
Attention is the currency of media. Sensationalism is the fuel. American news is a business first and a service second. Long gone are the days when there were legally binding rules for fairness and honesty in order to retain your license an
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by 12xo 6y ago
A big reason why old people speak less...
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by 12xo 6y ago
Attention is the currency of media. Sensationalism is the fuel.
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by 12xo 6y ago
And not a single one would spy on you, stalk you, sell your conversation or try and sell you some crappy item based on your voice let alone sell your photo as theirs... Real life is not filled with pervasive and creepy stalking nor does it
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by 12xo 6y ago
My guess is that the TOS and PP are separated and offer different levels of disclosure based on "use"... For instance, going to ND.com is PP, using the service you agree to X,Y,Z...
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by 12xo 6y ago
Dont worry. People will get very upset on Facebook and Twitter. All while they'll install a new app without reading what it does or who its from...

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