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by antibuddy 6y ago
I still try to find the advantage over Whatsapp in the long-term. I get that Signal is not Facebook, so it has that going for it, however beside that it leaks the same data (which Signal says it is not storing however). You could probably c
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by antibuddy 6y ago
I agree with the basics and also that Signal is pretty much designed like Whatsapp and so the switch is rather easy. The article however also includes the setup process which is important to many. Just take Element (aka Riot/RiotX) as
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by antibuddy 6y ago
What a good write-up and attention to detail for seemingly unimportant stuff. > I often find myself repeating the following: if you’re asking the user to set a password, tell them all the password rules. And also on login please.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
If you have any evidence that Trump called for violence, come forward with it. PS.: And also how Parler is responsible for any of this would be interesting.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
How is the video in Georgia debunked? They sent observers home (even a big newslet posted this on Twitter at that time), counted the ballots afterwards and Biden had a spike. And btw I am from Germany, so I am on neither "camp".
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by antibuddy 6y ago
However, what if the election really was fraudulent? I mean the video in Georgia after the election observer were sent home, were pretty incriminating. Also seeing how BLM got backing and did way more damage, makes this all look pretty one-
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by antibuddy 6y ago
My first instinct is to think, that you never believed in free speech in the first place, however I'd like to hear some examples of what shook you to the core.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
With that attitude you're already part of the alt-right and you didn't notice.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Or we should stop taking (everything) published by <take your publisher/site of choice> as gospel.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
The lockdown is not a consequence of COVID. The fact that (especially) young people were affected means you need to compare the lethality of these younger groups and that one is below 0.1% (under the age of 60 in Sweden). Is it still worth
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by antibuddy 6y ago
>What are you proposing as an alternative? Testing the vaccine and the new approaches properly. The average age of COVID deaths is around 82 years (at least in Germany), so I'd say many of these people would have died in the next fe
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by antibuddy 6y ago
You are always rolling the dice when you get a cold. The important part is how likely the side effects really are and this is proven for neither. In addition to this, vaccine side effects can be way more severe than that especially for othe
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by antibuddy 6y ago
That's okay. We need guinea pigs. Let's just hope it's not the next Pandemrix (whatever you are getting).
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by antibuddy 6y ago
This article is pure fearmongering.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
What's your point?
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by antibuddy 6y ago
I am supposed to know what nobody does. Nobody knows the long-term side effects of either vaccines against COVID and that is exactly my point. Btw: What was not tested at all was if this leads to sterile immunity. So vaccinated ppl could st
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Using a vaccine which is tested exclusively on young men (which is the normal procedure) on elderly first is yet another inconsistency in the "holy vaccine"-narrative.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
A vaccine that is tested for around 6 months. Actually it's multiple vaccines with two new approaches which are not tested at all for long-term side effects. From that perspective it's not really desirable to get "people&quot
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by antibuddy 6y ago
I did ignore the part where you redefined the term, because if you redefine the term, you mean something different. Which is my point. Aspergers seems to mean a personality for most (even researchers), altho it was intended to describe a di
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Homosexuality has no characteristics of a disorder in the first place, thus the example is not equivalent. >In anticipation of some pseudoarguments in the vein of, ‘a disorder causes trouble for the individual; homosexuality does not whi
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Autism is a disorder. Having a different brain structure is (not necessarily) a disorder but an observation. Having different traits is also not a disorder.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
>>Summary: New autism theory is consistent with the current science on the genetics of the disorder but shifts the focus to the positive traits of ASD and historical events that altered the prevalence of autism in society. Step 1: Red
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by antibuddy 6y ago
What did Trump say/do that called for violence? Why could rioters just go to the capitol? Seeing a dozen news articles the best argument seems to be that the mention of not attending the inauguration was a call for violence. I don&#x27
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by antibuddy 6y ago
You would be right, if Wikipedia would not cover the opinions/subjective topics as well. Nowadays it is often used as a column for some higher-up contributors/journalists. It is still valuable for the scientific topics and I would
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by antibuddy 6y ago
> I don't think the idea that Jack Ma is being targeted by the CCP is just a plausible theory, not a conspiracy theory (in the colloquial sense). You have a group with the motive, means, and MO to do so, you just need to find the pr
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by antibuddy 6y ago
It is in fact a conspiracy theory. But a small reminder that conspiracy theory doesn't tell you anything about the truthfulness, e.g. that the Iraq War was based on made-up evidence was a conspiracy theory. That being said: Your explan
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Isn't that just another point for shameless lying tho? I mean China just pretends it's over and is done with it for example. Other countries did the same and I kinda see the point, while not exactly agreeing with the approach. The
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Video material is going to lose its value, like many other kinds of evidence before. Just think about your own judgement about pictures nowadays and you can probably apply it to videos in 10-20 years. Neither of them will lose all of their
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by antibuddy 6y ago
Nobody says they are the same. However false or even only what one might consider false or misleading is a very low bar for censorship.
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by antibuddy 6y ago
I agree with your sentiment that there is no absolute here; however there is a difference if the whole machine is a blackbox or just the CPU and is sold by a listed corporation that is only accountable to their shareholders. They see privac

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