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annadane
4y ago
Oh really? Now you invite researchers instead of shutting down legitimate projects to investigate your algorithms?
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annadane
4y ago
Zuckerberg is a problem. He exists only to buy out everyone else and will not stop until everybody is destroyed
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annadane
4y ago
Stop. Stop it. This is such an unproductive reply
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annadane
4y ago
And predictably Zuck went after it to try to kill it. Quel surprise. :|
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annadane
4y ago
Using a spyware VPN called Onavo might not be the same thing as 'onto something'
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annadane
4y ago
The problem is it's never been his Kool Aid. He stole the Kool Aid from multiple other people and is pretending like he invented the concept (yes people will now argue you can't steal the 'concept' of Kool Aid, and it&#x
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annadane
4y ago
How do you keep doing this? How do you pop up in every thread? :D
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annadane
4y ago
I think the problem is I don't waste enough time on the internet (where 'waste' is a loaded word) - there's so much on there and yet I'm relegated to the same 5 or 10 pages I always go to
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annadane
4y ago
Because Whatsapp was bought to eliminate the competition. There is no quality control, it's by design
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annadane
5y ago
They absolutely do. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanmac/mark-zuckerberg...
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annadane
5y ago
Both. It's Facebook. It's Zuckerberg in charge.
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annadane
5y ago
It's actually really hard to remember which is which, isn't it? lol. I get confused all the time
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annadane
5y ago
Hello, fellow Tridactyl user :D
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annadane
5y ago
Thanks for the downvotes, appreciate it. I thought it was funny but apparently people have a stick up their ass
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annadane
5y ago
"We'll send them AMD" "Ammunition of Mass Destruction?" "No..."
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annadane
5y ago
It's incredibly clear they're only doing the Meta/Metaverse thing to a) try to avoid regulatory scrutiny (so they think; this will have the opposite effect of what they intend) b) distract the public from the toxic Facebook b
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annadane
5y ago
He won a lottery from stealing other people's ideas
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annadane
5y ago
When you consider that Zuckerberg lies all the time about everything, it makes sense
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annadane
5y ago
Abandon ship
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annadane
5y ago
Yeah, thank Getty for that one
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annadane
5y ago
It was a joke, lighten up
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annadane
5y ago
Added rocket engines to the base
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annadane
5y ago
NO.
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annadane
5y ago
Snakes... on every plane! Much worse than last time.
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annadane
5y ago
Just to clarify - ublock origin is going to continue working the same way... right?
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annadane
5y ago
Considering Facebook directly lied about the acquisition of Whatsapp I imagine an antitrust lawsuit coming their way which forces them to divest that property
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annadane
5y ago
> Yes, if you use Facebook for 30 minutes a day, you probably won't miss anything. But if you use Facebook less often than that (like an hour a week, or once a month) Which I'm sure is complete coincidence and not at all intend
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annadane
5y ago
One reason the Metaverse bothers me so much is a) because it's related to the company in general calling itself Meta, which itself is most likely a smokescreen to distract from the company's negative image and b) because it includ
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annadane
5y ago
> I can't remember who it was - maybe Stratechery - that theorized that Zuckerberg thanks to his experience running Facebook had a really good intuition for when Social media where going to go far and thus was able to make deals tha
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annadane
5y ago
Worked is debatable - sure, it worked for them, but they made those platforms worse for consumers
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