ScroogeMcDoug

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   by ScroogeMcDoug 6y ago

   There's obviously no inherent problem, but their reasoning is all theoretical and there's no reason not to expand it further based on their own logic. If you don't trust Google, why would you trust any of the other major play
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 8y ago

   It's a selfish attitude, but certainly a more realistic one for most people. Look at it this way: You enjoy eating meat, and aren't interested in giving that up for the benefit of others just like others aren't willing to giv
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 10y ago

   The mobile ad market is proof enough that the ad industry as a whole is terrible. Blocking ads on iOS and Android is harder for the average user than on Desktop, and it's abused to a ridiculous degree. Popups, redirects, trying to tric
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 10y ago

   FastMail's servers are in the US.
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 10y ago

   Blocking an entire country from accessing infrastructure in other countries would only help these authoritarian nations foster nationalism.
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 10y ago

   Historically, I've found Google search borderline impossible to use via Tor because it'd usually give me an error page after solving the captcha. Occasionally you'll find a window where they're not nulling Tor IPs, but i
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 10y ago

   Wouldn't a pig farm fall under different regulations than a residential plot of land?
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   by ScroogeMcDoug 10y ago

   Seems to work well for carder forums.