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by Sebguer 6y ago
Speaking of New York, they've had their own lifeguard controversies (a lot more legitimate than the one this guard is trying to imply) https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/06/peter-stein-nyc-life...
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by Sebguer 6y ago
Mirantis acquired Docker Enterprise, last year, so at the very least they lost whatever portion of their valuation was tied to that... though I can't imagine it was that much.
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This FT article mentions the 76%, but the reference article is paywalled. It talks about specifically nursing home employees, so your skepticism is well warranted. This article from Reuters was the best un-paywalled one I could find, but la
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by Sebguer 6y ago
This kind of quoting of a "scary sounding" statistic is why people get called anti-vaxx. You heard something, and are repeating it with the intent to cause people to worry, without providing any actual facts. I looked it up. 76% o
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by Sebguer 6y ago
This same publisher released a game based on the Paranoia tabletop setting, and then removed it from all platforms ~two months later without a single reason or announcement. To this day, no one knows why they removed it. The game wasn'
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Wow, you have metrics on how all of the WHOIS abuse process is used? That's impressive!
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Are you mad about abuse@ emails on Whois lookups, too?
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Completely unrelated to DO, but for 2, yes? You should absolutely do something like that if an app needs to be accessible worldwide. There are many reasons an app might become unavailable for different parts of the world, especially if you&
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Their entire docs site is down, yep.
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You single-handedly gave up 25 years of the entire population's wage increases???
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You're getting downvoted, and I think saying it was 'insensitive' may be the wrong take here, but I would be willing to bet that Amazon drug tests its warehouse workers even in legal states.
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In the context of the rest of this comment, and the one you're referring to, I wonder how many people assume 'Beat Saber' is a euphemism. ( https://beatsaber.com/ )
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Why is blatant union suppression like this even allowed?
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Many brokerages will probably cover the transfer fee, if you move to them. Alternatively, just leave the minimum value behind (though can be annoying since you have to migrate each position itself).
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Passengers.
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What places do you consider to be tech hubs?
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Not really related to the game design, but this is a wonderful piece of writing that was inspired by Stardew Valley: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/02/13/stardew-valley-m...
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by Sebguer 6y ago
Facebook announced an initial commitment of $130 million to launch its new Oversight Board, which is designed as a way for users to appeal the social giant’s content decisions, but the entity is behind schedule with initial board members to
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Wow, the person who didn't read, parse, or understand the article in question made a wildly incorrect comment based on their pre-existing assumptions. (They accepted to review the case, they haven't accepted Facebook's decisi
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Is this actually that different than the things Slack tracks? I guess a bit more explicitly open about them, but all of the message productivity pieces are achievable in Slack.
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By your logic, the 'start' of all of this was platforms banning Trump. Do you actually think that "AWS terminates its relationship with a forum for violent extremists" is downslope of the President of the United States b
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by Sebguer 6y ago
Less than 12 hours warning? Amazon had clearly previously communicated with them before today, even having a phone call with them in the last 24 hours. Clearly provided them with examples of problematic content, which Parler didn't eve
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Slippery slope does not mean "a thing I don't like" happened. Amazon had multiple, clear asks that Parler refused to adopt. They didn't even delete posts that Amazon had sent to them and informed them were problematic. T
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They don't need to change the rules. AWS can already terminate you at any point. In this case, they've very much not explicitly done that, and instead have given Parler warnings and clear requests to take specific actions to preve
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Again, you cannot claim a slippery slope when Amazon has made clear, and explicit asks of Parler that they have /refused/ to engage with. Parler does not want to moderate their platform of violent rhetoric, because their customer
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No, they've explicitly demonstrated that they're unwilling to moderate people making threats of violence, to a degree that Amazon is unwilling to continue to provide them with the tools to let their users make those threats. The r
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People downvoting you is not censorship.
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You can't "slippery slope" when the quoted email makes it pretty clear that Amazon has outlined specific and clear problems that Parler has refused to address. Unless your business is being used to post hate messages, includi
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Yeah, think he means techno_fog. His claim that it only tweets lawsuits is definitely not true, as well: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vnAQV4... I imagine whatever actually got him banned isn't
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It sounds like he tweeted new things today that they considered breaching their earlier warning? Does anyone know what those tweets were? Edit: Oh, damn, I had just seen the Twitter Safety and just assumed that this was linking to that, not

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