anoonmoose

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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Twitter themselves had a guide that explained why NPR and BBC were not labelled as such, which has been revised since, but is still archived. "State-financed media organizations with editorial independence, like the BBC in the UK or NP
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
It wasn't a mistake, it was intentional. Musk verified this, and even if we disregard his ramblings, they intentionally removed NPR as an example of who wouldn't be marked as state-affiliated from their description of how the lab
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I'm not going to apologize that they're no longer allowed to beat and murder people with impunity...as much/as frequently/as blatantly.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
because they took the job
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Would love to hear what you think about the Ars Technica article linked in another reply to GP, and how it relates to what you and GP said.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Many people already think that power is mis-used and/or abused and would want to see it pared back rather than extended, myself included.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
If that was legally required of T-Mobile, don't you think it would be likely be legally required of all carriers? If that was true, don't you think there'd be a lot of people here confirming that Verizon and AT&T do the
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
trusted execution is also a thing, just largely unused/underutilized. in my opinion hardware/software platforms can be designed such that the only real exploit would be for someone to insert an attack vector into the hardware (IC
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
you said: "This sort of technology literally makes it impossible to trust anything electronic." we said: "No, because there is also technology that makes it possible to trust anything electronic with very nearly 100% reliab
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
not really the point. a PGP-style tech could easily exist for phone or video tomorrow, if it doesn't already. but PGP-style tech for email (called "PGP") has existed for 32 years and basically no one uses it. whether or no
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
> filtered out by the moderator If that's what he left in and responded to, what do you think he's taking out? > wondering if the people that leave those comments would send an email instead The evidence presented is that he
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
The death of the comment section has been greatly exaggerated...one comment, that the moderator didn't even see fit to remove. Ain't much. Also funny that you wonder if people would take the hurdle to send an email instead. In t
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Wouldn't expect that to change until/unless we find some natural resources worth exploiting down there.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
The Heinlein novel "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" also features pressurized living spaces on the moon heavily.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
trash, unfit for this site
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
There are entire Wikipedia articles on the history of Labour's issues with anti-Semitism- I know, because my link to one was posted before your reply was. The issue is much more nuanced than what you or the person you're replying
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Look, I don't really wanna get bogged down in Tory-Labour, Republican-Democrat, "is being opposed to certain issues and members of the Irsaeli government anti-Semitic" conversation. I really don't. But as a US citizen
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
If you take out the sarcastic "all" implied in your tweet it's not really that far off from what has been suggested many times over with regards to a wealth tax, no?
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
they said elsewhere they meant tyre nichols
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Oh ok, so not only were you talking about a completely different police killing than the one you originally brought up, but you were using a completely different definition of black/white supremacy than what anyone else here would too.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I've been using a blank Das Keyboard [1] at work for years. Besides all of the benefits you've listed, I've also found that it's the most effective deterrent for keeping people off my desk/off my computer that I&#x
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I was coming here to say this- one of those, "everything old is new again" moments.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
That was not what I specifically asked for. And of course I haven't had time to do a google search on it, you just brought it up after me and multiple other people pointed out what you said made no sense. But I might later- can'
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
You know that we can all very easily check Google Images for "george floyd murder" and see the white guy with his knee on Floyd's neck, right? Multiple people have pointed out that your statements on the racial makeup of the
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
i was willing to ignore the pun i was even willing to pass the thread of puns without commenting, just doling out up and down votes as necessary but "very clever" is a bridge too far, i don't think this even crosses into &quo
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
The US's police force, like the country at large, is only 10% black, so unless you have some data to suggest some pretty extreme differences in white and black police participation rates in supremacist groups, it seems fairly unreasona
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
The article being discussed here is "less than half of California students reading at grade level", so my opinion on "one third of fourth grade students reading at substandard level" is basically the same as my opinion o
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
One simple explanation would be that the problem just isn't as bad as you think it is.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
conspiracy theories and conspiracy theorists existed long before social media did.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
That's about a '97 settlement of a '91 lawsuit...don't see how it is relevant to a discussion of "90s and 00s" media.

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