Miner49er

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by Miner49er 2y ago
Yeah, when that company or platform contains/provides speech
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by Miner49er 2y ago
The government isn't banning you from most of these, the only ones they are banning you from is private ones, but TikTok has speech that is non-private, so it's completely different.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Doesn't matter, US citizens have the right to receive the speech on TikTok
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Free speech includes the right to receive/hear speech. TikTok contains lots of speech that US citizens have the right to hear.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Some, sure, highly unlikely a majority does if you look at how many Americans use TikTok
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Maybe I shouldn't have said nearly all, but a good amount. Nearly all laws are enforced by the threat of violence, or actual violence, so I don't think I'm too far off.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
That's fair and might be true, but not all platforms specifically say that's how they go about it. The TikTok community guidelines don't distinguish between illegal and legal violence, they ban all promotions of violence. May
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by Miner49er 2y ago
> The people on the Iraqi cards are military targets in an ongoing war. The rules are different for civilians. It's violence either way, you just find it a more acceptable violence.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Those rules are always applied inconsistently. Nearly all political statements are violent or are calls to violence, but if the violence is deemed acceptable violence then it probably wouldn't even register as violent by a person readi
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by Miner49er 2y ago
I think it's just the fact he spends this much time thinking about wokeness. His whole argument is it's unimportant and performative, so then why did he spend all this time writing an article about it?
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by Miner49er 2y ago
It's effectively a ban, that's why everyone calls it one. Most Americans use iPhones and the app store has a monopoly, there won't be any other way to install it on an iPhone.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Problem is you have companies like Meta pushing for the ban, to remove competition. It's big money vs big money.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
It's mentioned in the article, Lamont v. Postmaster General found that Americans have the right to receive speech/information even foreign propaganda.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
I'm no lawyer, but the connection to the Radio Act seems somewhat tenuous. In that situation, foreign governments would have to argue they have a free speech right to broadcast their message. In the TikTok ban case, it's not about
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by Miner49er 2y ago
This doesn't seem correct. The Firefox add-ons store says it hasn't been updated since Nov. 19th and matches the version on GitHub. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin... Th
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by Miner49er 2y ago
It shouldn't even be legal for health insurance providers to deny claims. It's essentially them practicing medicine without a license, because they're making calls about what healthcare a person needs or doesn't need, on
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by Miner49er 2y ago
He is 26. He likely was on his parent's insurance until very recently.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
At the very least they should display when the username/display name was last changed.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Probably was fake, but if it was real, not very smart of him to have it take so long. Should have been an immediate upload so people could download it. Maybe he was thinking they would leave it up so police could use it as potential evidenc
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by Miner49er 2y ago
I would guess you could automate premiers, since they're used by large companies and such, but maybe not? Probably is fake, can someone decode the binary in the thumbnail? I can't ATM.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
A 2nd video is premiering in like 40ish minutes, might be fake.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
He actually flirted with an employee at the hostel he stayed at, probably days before the murder. But yeah, the rest seems about right.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Might be fake, but looks like he may have had a dead man's switch upload a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/bdhs9g3Wwg0
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Seems like a tooling problem though. I don't think it would be that difficult to have editors draw them in a readable way.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Ah yeah, you're right.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Erlang sigils are not, they can be any length, limited to characters allowed in atoms. Elixir sigils also allow multiple characters in the name, but chars after the first must be upper case, according to the docs. So for Elixir, it would ha
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by Miner49er 2y ago
Sounds like a standard celiac blood panel. Definite evidence is both a positive blood test and villous atrophy found by taking biopsies of the small intestine.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
If you Google it there's plenty of links that seem to say that's not true. https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/249370-reminde... https://thedesk.net/2022/09/twitch-thu
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by Miner49er 2y ago
No, just need to be in the US. Unless they changed it? But I thought the whole reason they did it was because they were required to broadcast it for free in the teams that are playing's markets, and this was the easiest way for them to
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by Miner49er 2y ago
ESPN+ is included in the list though.

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