Nuzzerino

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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> People have been asking for common-sense coordinated and effective measures that we can all rally around (like wearing masks). Instead -- We're already doing this. > because our containment measures have failed, we have no choi
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> Twitters official policy is to not allow publication of hacked material or information with Personally Identifying Information - and this material was hacked and had unredacted personal email addresses. Give me a break. The unauthoriz
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
I don't know. If someone is still employed at that location, presumably a higher percentage can implicitly be expected to vote 5* compared to the average former employee. It's similar to the controversy over mailing ballots to spe
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
In 2016, I wrote a scathing, negative Glassdoor review about a company that truly was a developer sweatshop. It had only 1 review at the time. The review got close to 50 upvotes and was one of the top Google search results for the company n
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
As someone who actually runs a private PvP server, I think your drive-by reply missed the point I was making there.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Odd anecdote: When WoW classic was re-released in 2019, Lowtax himself (from the SA "Goon Squad" guild) killed me in the game with a Warrior character that was 20 levels higher than mine. Which even on a PvP server, relatively few
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> Twitter (and every single commercial social media space) is not the above, and can do what it wants on its service. Not exactly. The public has the right to have all laws applied fairly. The social media platforms have enjoyed the righ
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> And if your plan is "Aha, we'll kill Youtube too" well you'd better be loaded for bear 'cos that platform is not messing around and the people behind it aren't going to run out of money any time soon. We&#
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
I'm willing to bet money that Twitter will start censoring posts from the WHO on this subject (at least until November 3rd).
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
That's not exactly true. The public has the right to have all laws applied fairly. The social media platforms have enjoyed the rights of a neutral forum without the liabilities that come with being a publisher. Yet the platforms act li
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Your comment comes across as smug and condescending. Not to mention that moving to another platform doesn't change the secondary and tertiary effects that mass censorship has on society, and therefore you, as a platform user or not.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Then they shouldn't have become that large to begin with.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
I work for a 501(c)(3). IIRC from the company meeting we had with an attorney who specializes in this subject, taking a political stance can fall under the category of indirect participation in a political campaign. If you're using com
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Those organizations (if they are 501(c)(3)) are permitted to discuss politics within the narrow scope of the organization's mission. As I said, the laws are nuanced.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
>Also you can't claim he ignored your many requests to stop, because you never made a single request to stop what can be interpreted the same way by both of you, he probably thought he followed them. Again, you were using this as ma
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
You could consider working for a 501(c)(3) charity, where employees are forbidden by law to make most types of political statements (including in private) using company equipment or channels. The actual laws around this are nuanced and don&
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> Orleans builds on the developer productivity of .NET As someone who has developed with .NET (using VB, C#, F#) for almost 15 years, I am not sure if I would still advertise .NET as something focused on developer productivity, when in t
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Many these days have got on a bandwagon of calling people out as racists if they don't fall in line with the Democrat party platform or support the censorship agenda of big tech. As that diminishes the real problem of racism would you
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
What percentage of the population do you estimate is made up of these racists?
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Is it me or is the decision to use the URL tv.google instead of google.tv a seemingly pretentious one?
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
I've found trying to get help from any project that uses Gitter to be a huge pain. It seems that people hardly ever check messages on there. I hope this helps the situation from a UX perspective. Maybe can provide better notification m
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Isn't that the very definition of a "trust"?
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
My Google Voice call was dropped about 5 minutes ago.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
"Peter Thiel: So who do you think is going to do this? Who is going to forge the technological future? Michael Vassar: You. [ laughter… ] Peter Thiel: [ pause ] Michael… you’re supposed to be motivating the people in this class… Michae
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
As long as we have culture of refusing to hear viewpoints or watch videos from the other side of the table, that's what you'll get. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBWbSU2vDvc
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
You do realize the Native Americans used controlled burns for many centuries, as a way to prevent mass fires? The government hasn't been doing that, and the amount of combustible material on the ground has accumulated to dangerous leve
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
More likely that they'll just become cynical and stop believing everything altogether. Marking a post as a lie doesn't educate the user how, or give them the tools they need to independently confirm the truth of a post.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Wouldn't the higher salary translate to retiring younger = more time with family?
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
I've met no less than three people who have claimed to have had a psychological addiction to LSD at one point.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
This one was also infamously censored by social media this year.

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