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by _8j50 3y ago
> Including minors, whose rights it's most socially acceptable to infringe, and who can't vote so politically they don't matter. It is absolutely reasonable to advocate for those rights and what those rights are, and obser
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by _8j50 3y ago
Should for the first (alternative to the law in question). Parents get to decide what is harmful.
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by _8j50 3y ago
My suggestion is the government doesn't decide what content should be surfaced but and neither shoulf it set what categories content filters use, it simply enforces security of content filtering software, promotes them and legitimizes
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by _8j50 3y ago
> The FTC regulates content categorization for filtering software on the internet??? Yes! It can make sure categories can't be harmful things or things banned by law(e.g.: "whites only website") but moreover, they regulate
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by _8j50 3y ago
That's the parent's rights to be hyper-religious nuts which in the US is not just parental right but the 1st amendment, the first right anyone gets to have (religion along with freespeech). Indoctrinating kids with whatever wild a
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by _8j50 3y ago
Oh please, certain people is parents and I don't care what their views are, they are parents. If you don't like it them take their kids away from them for holding that view. A parent is a parent not the government, schools, societ
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by _8j50 3y ago
I know a lot of cali people that recycle a lot and cash in on plastic bottles and bags and all that. I think it's good but also creates a "cobra effect" type perverse incentive where people are more inclined to get plastic co
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by _8j50 3y ago
Back when I first started learning C, I had an idea to have a GUI environment where instead of windows you have cubes. Not random 3d objects bit 2D compatible abstractions similar to windows that render what would be a window on one face f
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by _8j50 3y ago
Meh, I'm usually overly opinionated on this stuff but hard to form a strong sentiment on this one. On one hand I applaud them wanting to address this, on the other, book authors and in persons stores don't have to do this and I al
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by _8j50 3y ago
To me, containers are like OOP. Nice ideas on paper but a pain the ass in practice. but again, like OOP, a lot of people do great things with them but I don't think they can't do the same things with VMs. My theory is eventually t
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by _8j50 3y ago
Who downvotes oolong? Lol
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by _8j50 3y ago
Cheers!
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by _8j50 3y ago
Try oolong.
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by _8j50 3y ago
At the grocery store today, I can get soft drinks in a glass bottle as well as in cans and plastic, I can get forzen food in paper based containers as well as plastic, I can get pringles in a cardboard tune bit lays stax is in plastic, I go
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by _8j50 3y ago
This is so weird! I was just like 5min ago using a treemap for data I haven't looked at in half a year and I don't use treemaps any other time. I work in infosec, the usecases I have for it are typically where I have correlation b
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by _8j50 3y ago
Nice writeup, very easy to read. This guy is a bonafide legend, the whole time, based on his writing style I thought it was someone new to the field explaining in detail because it was hard for him to get it as well, but I see his name at
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by _8j50 3y ago
Didn't know, i just keep seeing them pass laws like this.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Not really, those people won't be allowed to have tents like that in most states' major cities, california tolerates the fact that they simply exist there
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by _8j50 3y ago
"The president is the sole representative and spokesperson of the states" can bypass the entrenched clause. But something obvious the senate can block is not it. An amendment that gives the presidemt power to suspend congress duri
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by _8j50 3y ago
Why is California uniquely... nice and compassionate to it's people? It's not liberalism because new england is probably even more liberal? Is it the economy? The weather?
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by _8j50 3y ago
I think to him, money is just a utility to help do whatever he wants. Whether that is space exploration, trolling, stroking his ego,etc... it appears to be a manifestation of his insecurities with the whole twitter thing, because he found o
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by _8j50 3y ago
I don't know what call center you worked in but when I did it, no one cared about any of that, even if they did most customers didn't have the technical acumen to understand what they could have done to avoid the call. They don&#x
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by _8j50 3y ago
That aside, a WAF would have stopped this.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Closer and the same are different things. The speed ebikes operate is acheivable by bikes and ebikes have to follow bike laws and operate as a bike would. Do you think ebikes should be in car lanes like motorcycles are? The danger ebikes po
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by _8j50 3y ago
I am very serious, I too can't shake the idea that you don't get this is a choice. If you choose this, you prepare for it or you have accepted this future. I am not suggesting this as punishment but as an option to existing punish
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by _8j50 3y ago
No I don't, I am not you.
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by _8j50 3y ago
One big reason i avoid cars is because you need a license and that means more interaction with the police and dmv. If there is a good reason for this I don't mind, but it makes ebikes less desirable. If you think about it, they are th
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by _8j50 3y ago
Would moving control of web standards under governmental control help? The FTC and similar government orgs can take ownership and enforce standards, labeling browsers commercial utility.
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Given China's hostility, I don't think quality makes a difference, they would need to do things that can only be done in China.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Yes they would, we are not talking about mental/physical handicapped people here. It's people who are already in mainstream society and end up being insane from the perspective of society, they can still fish, hunt, farm. Moreover

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