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by bosswipe 6y ago
Right, government should not have the right to shutdown churches or the press or political rallies. We ostensibly hold these shared American values but it always breaks down along partisan lines.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
If the first amendment violations are being done by left wing politicians then it should be even easier for the right to attack them, but instead they're silent or encouraging tougher violations.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
But aren't you supposed to defend their right to say it even if you disagree?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I had been heartened by the right's recent upswing in fierce support for the first amendment, but unfortunately I've seen little of that support during the protests as freedom of assembly and freedom of the press have been attacke
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by bosswipe 6y ago
What's infuriating to me about these types of "signals" to the search rankings is that they have little to do with the content that I'm searching for. Google will hide results that I might find useful because the web mas
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Where did Twitter represent itself as a company with progressive values?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
According to the article the advantage of Kubernetes is that you're not writing code like you are with Puppet and Chef. You're writing YAML files.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
According to the article you are wrong about "infrastructure as code". Kubernetes is infrastructure as data, specifically YAML files. Puppet and Chef are infrastructure as code. Edit: not sure why the down votes, I was just trying
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> if I was there could easily be victimized by a senseless mob Your comment is what is senseless fear. Protesters are not attacking random people, no matter what your ethnicity.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Honestly, I can't figure out what the tweet means. "Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts." From a plain reading I think he's saying when the feds take control they w
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by bosswipe 6y ago
In a world without Section 230 Twitter would be more likely to censor Trump to avoid liability for what he says. But I think the real goal to intimidate platforms into allowing right-wing disinformation propaganda, it's disgusting beha
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Should breitbart.com be forced to allow liberals comments?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Yoel Roth who? Oh, after some googling it looks like Fox News has picked the target for the latest Two Minutes Hate.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The States are also gerrymandered, and we are stuck with it for ever. When states like Wyoming and the Dakatos were formed it was calculated based on the left/right debate of the day, slavery.
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53.9% of us voted against Trump.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I could accept that argument if it were being made in good faith, maybe there is some real evidence that mail in voting is more susceptible to fraud. But the argument is not being made in good faith, the argument is part of a long on-going
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Didn't used to be this way, the FCC used to be much more serious about treating public airways as the public resource that they are.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
This comment is just straight ad-hominem.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The app declared itself to be a web browser so the OS asked the user if they wanted to use this new browser.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
This is a bug in the app, I don't see how it is Android's fault.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Good! I don't post photos of my kids on the internet and I get so annoyed when other people take it upon themselves to post them for me. Clearview AI has made it even more clear than it already was that any data you give these companie
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Javascript was a mistake, seriously. The benefit-cost ratio from the user's point of view is disastrous. I'd rather slog through less fancy data entry forms than suffer endless tracking, privacy and security attacks.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
There's spin and there are lies. The idea that truth does not exist is propaganda pushed by elites that want to distort reality to fit their needs.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I would say that Scala on the JVM is comparable to F#.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
That's happening everywhere, people are staying away from hospitals.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The Fairness Doctrine was not struck down as unconstitutional by the courts, the supreme court upheld it several times. It was Reagan's FCC that unilaterally struck it down. And that led directly to the rise in prominence of right-wing
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by bosswipe 6y ago
They should also read Judge Dallet's dissent which makes the same points I've been making.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
They found a tortured justification for the result they wanted.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The decision invents a new law that says that DHS cannot issue an order that applies to the whole state, if it applies to the whole state it has to be a rule. Even though 252.02(04) says "Any rule or order may be made applicable to the
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> The Court held that the order in this case was a "rule" 252.02 plainly says that DHS can issue orders or rules "The department may promulgate and enforce rules or issue orders". The court said they can only use rule

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