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541.
by babelfish 6y ago
Most Silicon Valley darlings run disaster recovery exercises simulating setting up a datacenter from scratch in less than 24 hours (not that Parler should be compared to any of these companies, clearly)
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by babelfish 6y ago
> If everybody who crowd-funded Bernie Sanders figures out they can punish a publicly-traded company who just laid off a few thousand workers, shit will get weird Not sure what you mean by this + how $GME relates to Bernie and his suppor
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by babelfish 6y ago
It is in the United States too – mostly vanilla milkshakes, though (Wendy's frosty, In-N-Out shake, etc)
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by babelfish 6y ago
This deserves it's own post
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Everyone Is a Descendent of Charlemagne(sandwalk.blogspot.com)
1 points by babelfish 6y ago|0 comments
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by babelfish 6y ago
Wow, I had no idea - thanks for the heads up
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by babelfish 6y ago
Exactly how it looks - “Spack”
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by babelfish 6y ago
Members of Congress have literally referred to it as a coup on Twitter, it’s not some big secret or something you can choose not to believe in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24052507
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by babelfish 6y ago
Good to know, and very cool that it works for iMessage, but using a proprietary protocol for bridging when all of the competitors are using a standardized one that is likely to grow in functionality much faster than yours may not be the bes
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by babelfish 6y ago
Looks like Matrix is really taking off - this is the third "unified messaging interface" app on HN this week.
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by babelfish 6y ago
Yeah, the only “free speech” Parler allows for that Facebook/Twitter don’t is racist bigotry + insurrectionist content, so I’m pretty much entirely on the side of “wipe them off the web”
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Ask HN: How do you survey your target market before you have a product?
4 points by babelfish 6y ago|1 comments
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by babelfish 6y ago
Something that helps me is having 2 laptops (though I'd imagine it would work just as well with 2 accounts on the same computer). My work-provided laptop stays in my work area at all times, and I don't put anything work-related on
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by babelfish 6y ago
When you fire a Jewish employee for (rightfully) calling out that Nazis were present at last weeks insurrection, but not folks who make jokes like “Hitler gave the Jews free healthcare” (per the Verge article another commenter posted), ther
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National Rifle Association Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy(bloomberg.com)
20 points by babelfish 6y ago|6 comments
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by babelfish 6y ago
That should clearly also be removed.
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by babelfish 6y ago
Can you link me to a Chinese government official’s Twitter account calling for an insurrection in the United States while spewing derogatory hate speech against minorities?
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by babelfish 6y ago
Of course they should. Why shouldn’t they remove platforms that almost solely contain hate speech and insurrectionist content? Half the stuff said on Parler could constitute a hate crime, and frankly, they should have been removed from the
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by babelfish 6y ago
Apple, and any other multinational corporation, is under no obligation to host inflammatory hate speech seeking to incite an insurrection against the US Govt.
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Xenobot(en.wikipedia.org)
15 points by babelfish 6y ago|0 comments
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by babelfish 6y ago
Better yet, stop platforming fascists!
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by babelfish 6y ago
If you could book your doctor’s appointment via Twitter, but couldn’t cancel, I’d sure as hell be angry about it.
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How to pack a Norwegian sandwich, the world’s most boring lunch(vox.com)
228 points by babelfish 7y ago|363 comments
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by babelfish 7y ago
Ah - thanks for the clarification :)
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by babelfish 7y ago
> 65. Also after the termination of [redacted]'s at-will employment, again to extract even more money from Toptal and continue to unjustly enrich himself at Toptal’s expense, [redacted] has also made baseless and unfounded claims, t