IronWolve

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by IronWolve 9y ago
The right sees an unregulated approach and naive of the censorship aspects. But Net Neutrality doesn't fix the censorship of companies refusing services to people it doesn't like. In fact many people praise such censorship. The pr
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by IronWolve 9y ago
True. Access (services) vs. censorship, you want to avoid the monopolies from restricting new access providers, but also don't want access providers from censoring the access. The right wants isp/telcos to be able to bundle and of
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by IronWolve 9y ago
Known a few people retired in Seattle, and now their home is worth a million bucks, and gets tax'ed accordingly. This was the problem california had, paid off homes property tax became the same as renting an apartment, driving elderly
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by IronWolve 9y ago
No doubt, Microsoft office took tasks that was 1 button and made it 5+ clicks. And this feature creep expanded everywhere with companies thinking they are smarter than you, so they try to train "you" to work their sites. Also why
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by IronWolve 9y ago
Facebook and twitter have many criminal organizations cat fishing people for money and black mail. Its larger problem that should be tackled than botnets posting memes. (IMHO)
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by IronWolve 9y ago
Drudge, breitbart, reddit
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by IronWolve 9y ago
I was playing around with KVM and I was getting 54gigs/sec on the buss between VMs on virtio. This was 4 years ago. So 52gigs is very close to my results. I was OC'ed to 4ghz on an asus board but I wasnt going PCI Express, just
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by IronWolve 9y ago
Humm, just got an apache struts security update from Redhat, and confluence doesn't have an update for it. Interesting...
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by IronWolve 9y ago
I just went to Bulletproof.ai and on their front page they stated their registrar .ai AKEP told them they had to drop ds. So not that bulletproof.
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by IronWolve 9y ago
Thats a political and cultural solution, I said technical. They wouldn't need a technical solution if they are a group everyone approves of. I think their only option left is tor.
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by IronWolve 9y ago
With companies now coming up with exceptions to their free speech ideology, whats the technical solution? Seems the only place left for these unwanted groups, the dark web of tor. The thing that interests me is technical issues of a site no
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269 people join class-action lawsuit against Google claiming age discrimination(bizjournals.com)
201 points by IronWolve 9y ago|127 comments
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by IronWolve 10y ago
Seems like every government agency from city/state to federal is using twitter and facebook to communicate to people. Facebook is monopoly in some areas. To block/censor groups and people on any grounds other than criminal for a