RedComet

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by RedComet 6y ago
So what, then, are you accusing Bitchute of hiding?
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by RedComet 6y ago
Yes, they are.
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by RedComet 6y ago
A mere 4-5 years ago every video service hosted the same videos they host. But opinions that dissent from that of the megacorps and media conglomerates are no longer allowed.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Does it? Even the title says it is a third-party app.
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by RedComet 6y ago
What a fair, even, unbiased assessment.
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by RedComet 6y ago
If we're having a formal debate on the merits of the axiom of choice and I call you fat, it is an ad hom. If we're having a beer and and I ask you what's up with your weight gain, it is not.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Ad hominem? There isn't even an argument lmao.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Really? People never comment on, say, a popup on a NYT article that gets posted? This is probably a third of the article... but I'm beginning to think you have anthropomorphic dog in this fight, so to speak.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Perhaps you didn't see, but the images I was asking about are indeed part of the article.
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by RedComet 6y ago
This must be what they call "gaslighting".
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by RedComet 6y ago
That's disturbing.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Perhaps it's because they ban (shadow or otherwise) anyone that dares too voice an opinion that is contrary to the narrative they support, and skew the posts that they decide to show people in a similar fashion.
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by RedComet 6y ago
It doesn't, the US is just Israel's proxy warrior in this fight. (cf. the Clean Break memo, etc)
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by RedComet 6y ago
How can one do this?
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by RedComet 6y ago
Flatpak, please.
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by RedComet 6y ago
That doesn't really contradict what he said. O(n) where n is a positive constant is O(1).
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by RedComet 6y ago
This has always been obviously true. The only sense in which the (original) phrase has any meaning is with respect to cryptographic primitives. And even then, all a cipher is really doing is "obscuring" data. I've never reall
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by RedComet 6y ago
Neither does a black eye.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Are any of the bigger frameworks supporting AMD yet?
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by RedComet 6y ago
I consider browser video autoplay more offensive than physical assault tbh.
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by RedComet 6y ago
That's coming soon enough.
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by RedComet 6y ago
I'm not sure what cryptography laws have to do with anything. But in this false dichotomy, I'd much rather the NSA have the data. They have far less power and influence. Google censors dissidents and shapes public opinion each and
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by RedComet 6y ago
This is the role of the government. Unfortunately, sensible intervention will only become more and more unlikely as we allow mega-corps like google to proceed unimpeded. (see: revolving door, funding of political parties, control of search
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by RedComet 6y ago
This is exactly what I mean by lame. No modifications that let us jump over buildings. No guns hidden in our arms. No hookers with 3 boobs. Just surveillance and programming of the masses via social media.
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by RedComet 6y ago
Some sensible government intervention would be nice. Into Google and most of these tech giants, actually. Who ever thought that our cyberpunk future would be such a lame and mundane dystopia.
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by RedComet 6y ago
They should have named it after their key man, Wernher von Braun.
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by RedComet 6y ago
So an organization that gets millions of dollars from the US government is supporting people that wish to overthrow the government, many of whom are outright anarchists. Seems like a poor investment. Unless....
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by RedComet 6y ago
The overwhelming majority of users don't use Signal, either.
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by RedComet 6y ago
No surprise.
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by RedComet 6y ago
I must admit, I'm a little confused. Two highly connected and wealthy jews does not seem like a good case to illustrate it not being a mossad operation. And as far as American intelligence... I'm sure there are more than a few cau

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