Covzire

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by Covzire 6y ago
>> because they (republicans) think big tech is out to get them. I'm genuinely curious how someone could follow the news in a basic way and still think it's just some conspiracy. It's been beyond proven through leaks, d
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by Covzire 6y ago
CNN, NYT etc are most certainly not telling the truth about them. Things are far less, to use a pun, black and white but their name is getting dragged through the mud by various outlets, journalists and politicians as if they were the incar
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by Covzire 6y ago
The leader isn't even white, nor are most of their members. He was on a youtube podcast recently, with Tim Pool I think, something definitely doesn't make sense between what the media is constantly parroting about them and what th
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by Covzire 6y ago
Capitalism is the least of journalism's problems. Journalists making political endorsements has all the same dangers under communism (where they always endorse the state party without exception) or capitalism (where in the last 50 year
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by Covzire 6y ago
Where does the article mention QAnon?
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by Covzire 6y ago
"made-up scandals" If I had the choice of a superpower, whether flight, or invincibility, or setting things on fire with my mind, I wouldn't be all that disappointed if I had to settle for a superpower where I could force hal
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I'm not willing to test it myself, but maybe the worst of this is that it seems to allow anyone to look up any Oregon voter's registered mail address if you have their birthday, meaning most famous/public figures in Oregon ar
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by Covzire 6y ago
Papers with long-earned reputations do themselves tremendous discredit when they hire full blown political activists with no regard for the truth, as the WP, NYT etc have done for at least a decade.
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I remember this, he clearly refers to how he acted quickly to stop the flow of people from overseas and how few cases of COVID there were at that time. The "Hoax" was how Democrats were claiming Trump was xenophobic and/or ac
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by Covzire 6y ago
Thanks for the reply I guess, and the clear reminder why so many had to die both in NA and Europe for the first amendment to become a reality.
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Are you absolutely sure you would notice when the left 'catches on' and starts creating their own fake news? You might be able to spot it when there is a constant parade of anonymous sources that never seem to provide any actual p
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Let's be honest, the only people screaming for censorship are firmly on the left. Controlling "disinformation" is a dog whistle for censorship, hoping that average citizens don't realize what they're really after. W
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Why would they have documented illegal/potentially illegal activity in the "official schedule" anyway? The claim that the official schedule somehow supports the rebuttal is pretty flimsy.
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There is plenty about the earth being flat too, doesn't prove anything.
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And Medium censored anyone trying to point this out, I remember a very extensive report back then showing what we know now and they got deleted. Twitter lit up with arm chair pathologists demanding the user be banned etc. I'm about at
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If you ask me, they're highly correlated.
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I wonder if sharing "user data" with Bing would even make it more useful. It seems like the biggest problem with Bing and all other search engines is they are still >22 years behind Google in their search algos.
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Maybe people are a lot more conservative than CNN or NYT are willing to let people believe.
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The problem with your analogy is how you define bookstore. If there were dozens of Youtube "bookstores" in every major city this wouldn't be an issue but functionally speaking every city or town or hamlet has the same 2 or 3
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Only for sites that would want/need S230 protections right?
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It's not looking good for another TES or FO game unless they're already very well under development. EA has taught the industry that mega corps are where IP goes to die a long, slow, cash-cow squeezing death. I'm actually mor
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by Covzire 6y ago
RIP Bethesda.
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What problem is this trying to solve? Is there that much of a black market for data center CPUs?
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Oh good, I was afraid this was going to be an intervention for me regarding my steady stream of almost daily deliveries from Amazon/HD/Walmart/Ebay etc.
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I know for the 20 series Nvidia supplies AIB's like EVGA with binned chips too, higher end cards had GPU's with slightly different model numbers that typically clocked better. They probably do the same for all the different card m
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At least in the US, gross lottery revenue is only a fraction, about 1/8th the total expenditure on K-12 education.
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The media inverts everything, it's how they make money right now and it's awful. CNN anchors are literally one Baghdad Bob after another. The most hilarious memes right now are those with "mostly peaceful" protests where
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by Covzire 6y ago
That looks useful, thanks for the heads up.
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So you're saying we need a platform with both characters/post and post/day limits?! I mean... that's beautiful, because I created a second twitter account just so I can follow a select few people for the pretty much the
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by Covzire 6y ago
This isn't my field so forgive me if this is a little confusing, but consider the big bang's origin. We have empirical data that suggests that the universe is expanding. To be clear, the interpretation of the data is that it'

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