Goronmon

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by Goronmon 6y ago
Of course reporting just this information is non-neutral. Wouldn't not reporting that information also be non-neutral? As you are, from one perspective, hiding information that one side doesn't want to be shared, thus favoring t
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by Goronmon 6y ago
People should have legal rights to contest bans of any kind... Without regulations on "allowed" reasons for bans, or some standard of proof, then a company can just respond to the contest with "Because we wanted to." a
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Despite something like 1000 people swore affidavits of violations. Not sure why the number of affidavits is so important, and how many of these affidavits were from that form people were filling out a form on a website? If you look at th
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by Goronmon 6y ago
>That's not at all what people were screaming for the past four years. Why would you feel the need to lie about something so clearly untrue? I'm sure you can find a group of people on the internet somewhere that might have made
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by Goronmon 6y ago
A "living wage" doesn't mean "middle class". A living wage means that a person is able to afford someplace relatively clean to live, feed themselves, afford heat in winter, etc.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Is there a brand/model of car that can't be stolen in minutes if we expand the attack vector wide enough?
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The Fight for WorldBox(reddit.com)
1 points by Goronmon 6y ago|0 comments
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by Goronmon 6y ago
What about careers other than software development though? I'm definitely not criticizing your choices at all, but its interesting to me that both your brother and yourself ended up doing software development. Do you feel you would hav
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Manufacturers either on purpose, or by accident, have made Consumer Reports reviews not super useful, at least from my experience. The ability to match a product reviewed by Consumer Reports to something I can actual purchase has become pre
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by Goronmon 6y ago
It's like saying that because one concrete house collapsed because the architect didn't properly so it's job concrete house are bad in general. I'd actually say its more like building a failed structure out of somethin
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by Goronmon 6y ago
All of this just underscores what a terrible standard USB-C is. Nothing above seems related to the standard. At the end of the day, its still comes down to the manufacturers to follow the standard in order for everything to to work. But t
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Quake is made by id Software. ZeniMax Media owns id Software. Microsoft just aquired ZeniMax Media.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
"Coined by a child" and "sounds childist" are separate concerns though.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Doesn't this hurt the poor while enabling the rich to continue being wasteful. Absolutely
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by Goronmon 6y ago
I still don’t get why google deprecated me as a customer. Google’s churn is exhausting. I tend to attribute the product "churn" due to how promotions/raises are handled where releasing new products is heavily favored over m
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Maybe someone can word this statement in a way that actually describes the problem better for someone not as well-versed in the ins-and-outs of funding in academia? The Epstein affair brings to light a much larger problem: it undermines th
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Privacy concerns maybe?
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by Goronmon 6y ago
How do I donate my dollar with that goal in mind? As my goals are not really aligned with Mozilla as a whole. Seems like you want control over the project, not to just be donating? At that point it appears one of your main solution would
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by Goronmon 6y ago
To really dig into it, Samuel Eliot Morison's magisterial History of Naval Operations in World War II does a good job talking through the development of both the technology and organization of naval operations. Man, that looks like a
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Are "internet wack jobs" not allowed a platform? They are, but if you aren't interested in that content, why would you be interested in joining communities where that is the focus?
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by Goronmon 6y ago
But its still common to have links to outside sites and resources within a given article, which you just don't see on these more "alternative" news sites.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
One example I could give right now is the US where mask-wearing has become a partisan issue. You don't need a deepfake video of some scientists claiming masks are useless/evil/deadly. You just need to label masks as some kind
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by Goronmon 6y ago
I still remember one fake news site that took this to the extreme, in that it linked to a story that flat out didn't exist on the site it linked to. More common what I see is these sites just link to other articles on the site as a &
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by Goronmon 6y ago
They can, but they don't want that increased charge to be shown to the customer, they want the restaurants themselves eating that cost so the prices stay artificially low from the end users perspective.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
In NH my water/sewer bill is $350 a quarter at this point. "Plentiful water" doesn't seem to make an impact.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
They valued explicit political correctness, but that's not so good when you're making a place designed for just chilling and hanging out... At least, not when you're trying to grow. Another way to word it is that the online
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by Goronmon 6y ago
I hate to say it but this SSD story has been plastered all over the news by the PR machine, mainly because the new consoles have no other inovations whatsoever... These new SSD's are more of an upgrade then we've had in any cons
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Modern Warfare is approaching 200GB installed these days. Just a couple of days ago they had a 40GB update, which ballooned to 85GB for a good chunk of people due to an issue with the updater.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
“Neutrality” seems pretty obvious: don’t assume as the platform that you are able to tell “facts” more accurately than those participating and thus take no stance on the truth of the statements made by participants. You aren't descri
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by Goronmon 6y ago
That would be a spectacular outcome, especially for anyone who likes ActivityPub and blogs, and wants to see them get a fresh shot of juice. Wouldn't this harm any of these activities, aside from situations where people are directly

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