berryworm

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by berryworm 6y ago
Many many people die every day. If Covid is widespread, some are bound to have been infected with Covid. Are you sure car accidents are not recorded as Covid, because I've read claims to the otherwise several times. It may not matter w
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by berryworm 6y ago
Why would a platform have to deal with it? The only issue is escaping government regulation (censorship). And that is a different problem. I'd rather fight for freedom of speech than trying to censor my users. Also there would be no re
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by berryworm 6y ago
I disagree completely. And as I said, I wouldn't be interested in solving that problem. That governments are interested in censoring publishing platforms is an independent problem in itself.
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by berryworm 6y ago
I'll check out Pleroma. But so far, they don't seem to have succeeded in getting people to switch over in significant numbers?
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by berryworm 6y ago
I don't think misinformation is caused by social media as such, and it is not the problem I would care about solving. I care about freedom of speech and owning my own content. People should be free to build their own bubble and make up
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by berryworm 6y ago
The challenge is to get a significant amount of users to switch. As in many cases, convenience wins at the moment.
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by berryworm 6y ago
Well they are the first being censored, so they are the first to migrate to other networks.
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by berryworm 6y ago
What would it take to replace Twitter and Facebook?
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by berryworm 6y ago
Let's talk again when PayPal has cancelled your account.
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by berryworm 6y ago
It's too tiresome. One of the strategies is the "overwhelming" part - listing an "overwhelming" amount of anecdotes or other articles, that give the impression of overwhelming evidence, but is really irrelevant. To
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by berryworm 6y ago
"Overwhelming evidence shows..." - the whole article is a great example of many of the tactics journalist employ to manipulate people's opinions.
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by berryworm 6y ago
I'm not saying it is fun, but if you can reset the device it is not "bricked".
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by berryworm 6y ago
OK then sell it to somebody else. "Bricked" in my opinion means the device can never be made to function again. If you can reset it, it is not bricked.
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by berryworm 6y ago
Are the Quests really bricked if the Facebook account is shut down? Can you not do a factory reset and start over with a new account?
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by berryworm 6y ago
I bought this book for my son (elementary school), but it is in German: "Programmieren mit Python® - supereasy". I would have preferred JavaScript, but had not immediately found a kid friendly book I liked (in German). As for reco
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by berryworm 6y ago
I can't find the PDF of the starter book, although they say in the announcement it should be available. (Edit: found it https://magpi.raspberrypi.org/books/beginners-guide-4th-ed ) I learned programming from the h