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by ailideex 7y ago
I see, I was not aware that Thiel was "active promotion and support against a free democracy and towards another means of organizing society" - if that is the case then I guess it would make sense to say he is treasonous. Seems li
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> Really Thiel's frankly fascistic rhetoric is far more treasonous How so?
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Why?
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I'm not sure that being on the board of a company means that you are okay with everything the company does.
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Why is Facebook A-ok?
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I agree, to me it seems like that really does not change anything except it mandates one more middle man.
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Are you suggesting that we should discard criticism of google because Russia and China is anti google? China does not like Trump either, so should we not criticize trump because of China? And I don't even get why you say China and Russ
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> I don’t see any mention in this article of what seems like the most obvious way to split up Google, separating their search and ad businesses. What would be the revenue model for their search then?
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> What we do have is peter thiel backing an administration that’s anti google, Russia, China that are anti google. Can you provide some context? Article does not mention Thiel, Russia or China.
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Is this like a future dated article or something? Seems it is discussing events that may happen in 2023.
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In addition to what other response said it also lacked binary caching last I checked
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What room are you in? Because I'm not in any room where that is even close to be a thing.
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Where do you draw the line with this reasoning? would you be fine if he was physically assaulted also? Have you considered how this reasoning translates to other scenarios?
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> Conversely, if someone went to jail over this, at a net cost to the UK taxpayer, would the British Government be able to claim expenses from around the world? Has every other government that has citizens using BA chipped in to pay for
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TIL only UK citizens can use British Airways, not really surprised given how dystopian UK is.
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Well it is pretty nice place maybe compared to other countries like China, Iran and North Korea. UK jails people for making jokes, singing rap lyrics. Your government wants to ban porn and demand encryption has backdoors, sensorship of the
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African here, it won't be a huge win for classical liberalism. It will be more than the sum of it's parts but not in any way that is positive.
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There is nothing worse than working with an engineer that gets pissy when they have to learn something new. Being able to learn new things is an absolutely critical skill for an engineer and I would think any knowledge worker.
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UK is dystopia and it is crazy how almost all UK political parties support this sensorship and even seem to be one upping eachother.
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I think maybe it is not USD
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I generally take things which sound to good to be true with a pinch of salt. No exception here.
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You can use await on the promise returned by Promise.all()
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> Further, if they didn't want it, they were free to not contest it. They contested it. Given the circumstances, I see no leg to stand on to deny a more legitimate claim being held by Peruvians. I'm not sure I see why someone c
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> They have a far more legitimate claim because they administer the majority of the geological zone known as the Amazon Basin, and have since long before Amazon the company was a twinkle in Bezos' eye? https://www.theregi
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And then we are back to the problem of deciding who gets what name
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I don't know exact details, but if it works like bitcoin miners can refuse to put renewals in blocks if the fees is not high enough.
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Claim from the site you linked to is not the same as your claim: > Renewals for names are annual and cost a standard network fee. Miners will receive the transaction fee as part of their block reward. This could mean: - Fixed USD fee (it
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by ailideex 7y ago
Norway still uses a very similar system and I think other countries also. You do raise very valid problems though - but I feel like either you have at least some of those problems or you go to routes which is basically what .onion does whe
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> Giving .Amazon to the company and not the brazilian-peruvian group that wanted to run it was really a fine example of icann in the year 2019. Not to be that guy - but why should the brazilian-peruvian group have gotten it instead? If y
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How do you decide which person get which name? This just gets you back to the whole ICANN problem. I can remember a couple of digits which makes my name unique. I cannot remember 1e873645-1f68-4b48-9eae-934ec717229b

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