Febra33

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by Febra33 4y ago
While sucky I don't see how any of this is illegal. To me it looks constitutionally correct and I don't want the government legislating this. If the company can refuse to bake a cake, it should be able to refuse any kind of servic
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by Febra33 4y ago
Of course! But MY favourite billionaire is definitely not like the other billionaires..
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by Febra33 4y ago
So he's not a big fan of free speech after all, I see. Censoring publicly, required-by-law, freely available data is definitely not something a free speech absolutist like Elon should do. Just my two cents. Make of that what you will.
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by Febra33 4y ago
So this is nothing new but just a confirmation of what has already been known now? Twitter even admitted they f-ed up back then and tried to fix things. This looks like someone is just trying to milk this story dry at this point for some ex
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by Febra33 4y ago
"Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) – an independent charity which reviews university courses – launched a consultation that urged universities to teach a ‘decolonised view’ of mathematics." Yet another pointless
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by Febra33 4y ago
I see you only listed three options but where's the fourth: D) Musk is the saviour of humanity and everything he does is perfect and in no way, shape or form subject to criticism.
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by Febra33 4y ago
This reads like sarcasm
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by Febra33 4y ago
So you're telling me that companies shouldn't have full control over their operations and products and that the government should limit them in that aspect?
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by Febra33 4y ago
It has a right to exist. CF has the right to choose their clients. I really don't see your problem. If they want to exist, they can host themselves and/or use TOR.
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by Febra33 4y ago
There's no mob rule. A private company decided to stop servicing that filth because it would hurt their profits. There's nothing freer than this.
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by Febra33 4y ago
Kiwi Farms is a cesspool and I'm glad it got booted off. We need stronger protections and laws against such heinous forms of organised harassment that ends up killing people.
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by Febra33 4y ago
How is the government involved in the decision made by a private company? I fail to see the point you're trying to make here. Also, I seriously doubt that Keffals is influencing the entire "government" (what country are we ev
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by Febra33 4y ago
Your argument looks like blatant self victimisation. Kiwi Farms is involved in the suicides and endangerement of multiple people. I really don't see the coherence in your arguments here.
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by Febra33 4y ago
I fail to see how you connected all of these points together. How did you get from "a private company chooses who they service" to "the government inserts itself between warring parties"? It really looks like you're
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by Febra33 4y ago
Cloudflare or any other privately owned company doesn't have an obligation to service everyone. They are not violating their free speech, no matter how long you turn it on every side. Kiwi Farms can host their website on any other plat
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Linus Torvalds is cautiously optimistic about bringing Rust into Linux kernel(zdnet.com)
7 points by Febra33 4y ago|0 comments
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by Febra33 4y ago
> or the one where everyone started putting their pronouns in their profile I think that lots of people still do that. At least from what I've been seeing
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by Febra33 5y ago
Noam Chomsky on here. Jesus. This guy is whataboutism reincarnated.
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Alvinn, the self-driving car from 1989(theverge.com)
2 points by Febra33 5y ago|0 comments
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by Febra33 5y ago
Besides the fact that this is extremely subjective and comes to each person's own ability, I hate when articles try to introduce one of these cute oversimplified and exaggerated stories so that they can prove a point. Literally shift
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by Febra33 5y ago
I don't know where you live but I live in western Europe and almost every household owns a car that they park somewhere on the street. There almost no charging stations around. Now I just can't imagine a universe where every stree
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by Febra33 5y ago
I just think that it's a shame so many resources go to waste into treating infected unvaccinated people (they have a higher chance of ending up in the hospital) when we could redirect those resources to people that can't avoid hos
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by Febra33 5y ago
As someone who would enforce vaccination certificates, I would kick such people out of the healthcare system or make them pay more for living obese unhealthy lives.
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by Febra33 5y ago
Thank you. I have just looked at the table and you seem to be right. The infection rate in the age range 30 to 80 is higher for vaccinated than unvaccinated. For the other groups it is higher in the unvaccinated populations (≤30, 80≥). It s
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by Febra33 5y ago
> But the vaccinated are being infected at higher rates than the non-vaccinated according to UK govt data I just checked your source and can't find anything to confirm your claim. Just take the latest vaccine surveillance report ht
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by Febra33 5y ago
> The World Wide Demonstration (also known as the World Wide Rally For Freedom) is an internationally syndicated community demonstration dedicated to emboldening citizens to push back against Coronavirus related Restrictions in their cou
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by Febra33 5y ago
I still can't get over the fact that Orion is the name of a sex store chain where I am from.