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by basch 3y ago
Does your local library provide access to the new york times? I'm not sure a private company paying money to produce a story for paying customers quite qualifies as "censorship."
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by basch 3y ago
Cable News may have boiled it down to its essence, but the problem transcends tv. The same problem exists in writing, its just more spread out. If you synthesize all that happens in Washington in a day, it is a giant soap opera. IT keeps
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by basch 3y ago
or just rewrite it. all .ml becomes .mil, and then have .mil run a relay if it was an actual email to .ml. then make it part of any contract that if you do business for .mil, and you use microsoft/zoho/gsuite etc, that they autom
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by basch 3y ago
>No other social platform allows users to moderate. Facebook Groups?
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by basch 3y ago
Didn’t Intel used to be pretty up front that the NUC was a way to push computer manufacturers to be more innovative? Sort of like a widely available reference computer. By making them without RAM and SSD they were never going to be that pr
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by basch 3y ago
Their net income per year is $5b. This plus the ear plugs settlement is a disaster for them.
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by basch 3y ago
They also exit and roll up by being swallowed by Autodesk, Oracle, Trimble, instead of Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft. Construction is one of those industries that has trouble believing anything not designed for construction will work f
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by basch 3y ago
In transportation and logistics, it turned into a bidding war, with the biggest box shops able to outbid anyone else. So rail and trucking and ships made the most profit in the history of existence by pitting everyone else against each oth
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by basch 3y ago
First we need fiction to inspire or convince us. A James Cameron or Roland Emmerich movie.
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by basch 3y ago
Which will make aggregators, filters, sifters all the more important. Unfortunately the high quality solution is to throw humans in the mix and have their brains absorb the shrapnel, and they can approve what others should look at. Like te
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by basch 3y ago
I can’t read the rest of the article without upgrading, but federal holidays are basically suggestions anyway for most jobs. People who got Juneteenth off might be in a bubble that didn’t see all the people and industries that ignored it.
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by basch 3y ago
I’d say originally Instagram was a mobile camera app when fzz as rebook had a horrendous mobile experience. “It just worked” and it was stripped down and simple. Take a photo, post it. Now Instagram is feature bloated, so it’s time to laun
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by basch 3y ago
I’m like you, and we are wrong because what matters is the default experience. Not the three clicks in experience, or the I changed a bunch of settings experience. Each platforms identity, the people it draws, the social norms, it’s purpos
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by basch 3y ago
There is no threads account. There is no way to make a threads account. You sign in with ig. Threads really appears to be a subset of barebones and stripped down ig. Calling it a marriage of accounts seems misleading, it’s really just a
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by basch 3y ago
I believe it’s the executable running on a Chromebook that jailbreaks the iOS phone.
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by basch 3y ago
Moreso having to deal with the Paris airport. With extra time at JFK I could visit https://www.twahotel.com/
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by basch 3y ago
For an American, being unexpectedly stuck at JFK or Atlanta may be less disorienting than an unplanned day in Amsterdam or Paris. Entering the EU at a smaller airport is probably smoother as well. (Obviously not a rail or commuter example,
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by basch 3y ago
It’s past time to be thinking about caves or basically burying our cities after they are built. Lots of fiber optics. Have everything well underground and protected from the elements, and come to the surface when it’s nice out. Which is
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by basch 3y ago
It’s different because rules are written and enforced by humans not robots. So it’s whatever the copyright office says at the moment. I think a same result though is that any work translated by the original author counts as a translation t
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by basch 3y ago
How about all discussions occurring in major communities. Why ignore places like metafilter and Fark and slashdot.
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by basch 3y ago
The idea of a Steve Irwin running around London catching magical animals should be enough. No need to tie it into the movies or plots.
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by basch 3y ago
I agree where the author is going. A problem with the federation is the combination of the identification, client, and backend into an instance, yet depending on the web/nets dns. I’d like to see more of a separation between the accou
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by basch 3y ago
The phrase is being used in a “cool kids don’t do drugs” or “only you can prevent forest fires” sort of way. If a URL changes, it isn’t “cool” it’s now “uncool.” It’s an oxymoron to say cool urls do change.
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by basch 3y ago
If all the rejected apps banded together onto one shared backend, they would have more people than any of the new movers people have scattered to.
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by basch 3y ago
Why are the apps being charged for api access and not the people using them?
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by basch 3y ago
I’d argue Fantastic Beasts is almost the perfect property to try and clone Pokémon with.
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by basch 3y ago
If your main product is a business tool to spam people, it would be in your best interest to enable as many new businesses to sprout up and start spamming people as possible. It would also be in your best interest to prevent your competito
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by basch 3y ago
you can have decentralized identity separate from the instances. maybe all the lemmyverse instances share an identity chain, and all the mastadon instances share an identity chain, and they are both cross compatible with any other instance
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by basch 3y ago
BBC Science Focus isn’t bad.
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by basch 3y ago
Staggered how? They have averaged a movie a year for the last 40 years. The Disney live action movies have almost nothing to do with the release schedule of Disney Animation movies, nor have they impacted how many get made. They are comp

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