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by brown9-2 6y ago
> it is basically saying, "We love this project so much we're going to build it into a different direction and charge people to access our version." No, you won’t be charged to access their fork on Github. If you want them
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Yikes, this is not at all why it should exist, and this is basically an argument for corruption/immunity for the sake of comity.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
and did they begin that hiring before or after AWS shut them off? the WSJ article is dated January 11 2021.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
I don't think that Parler removing violence-encouraging posts after Apple, Google, and AWS reported it to them is the argument that you think it is. It seems to show that their moderation was lax or non-existent, if AWS finding violent
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by brown9-2 6y ago
I’m responding to a person who made this assertion, but designing your site in a way that non-users can archive all media uploaded to it seems like a good sign!
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Focusing on the first 13 people arrested the day of the attack instead of the dozens arrested since doesn’t make any sense or help his argument.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
I’m not dismissing him because of one mistake, I dismiss him because the only lens he looks at anything through anymore is how the it’s all actually the left or the media’s fault.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Where was he asked this, what was the venue?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
The US has one of its worst, most cruel, presidential administrations in its history and the only subject he is obsessed with critiquing is the left and media and tech companies.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Yesterday he was claiming that no one arrested was an active Parler user, he moves the goal posts https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/13490283841107312...
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by brown9-2 6y ago
If a company can’t attract skilled workers who want to build its product, that sounds like a great vote against its existence.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
“Armed protests” is a funny phrase. The reason for bringing weapons is to scare people or fight.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Republicans need to come around on topics like admitting who won the election, ceasing to lie to their voters about it, and asking themselves why such a large part of their voting base and media ecosystem is based around spreading or believ
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by brown9-2 6y ago
One of the three was trampled by the crowd, which rarely happens in non-crowd settings.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
It sounds like Parler is responsible for the leaking, if they truly had no authentication requirements on their API endpoints.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
> remove all hope of legal political influence no one has suggested this and none of the actions of the past few days can be categorized as this Trump’s campaign (for an election that has ended) is not the only campaign in the country
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by brown9-2 6y ago
so secretive that random message board commenters know about them?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
The problem is those people are already radicalized, and if you give them what they want out of fear, then they’ve already won
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by brown9-2 6y ago
can you link to any content on Twitter where people are organizing violence?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
which single company controls the global public square?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
> By inserting themselves into the SolarWinds’ Orion update and using custom tools, they also avoided tripping the alarms of the “Einstein” detection system that homeland security deployed across government agencies to catch known malwar
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by brown9-2 6y ago
think of the type of monitoring/observability data that Datadog's agent collects
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Institutionally, Google has a hard time caring about things that won’t scale to large revenue.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
No, it didn’t make sense to take an existing and useful site like Google Finance and dumb it down to make it a part of Search instead. If it made sense, then there wouldn’t be a need to reverse course today. I think it only makes sense if y
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by brown9-2 6y ago
It’s interesting that the ad text avoids stating what the bad thing that Apple is doing: requiring apps to ask users for permission.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
You don’t really have to speculate, they disclosed yesterday that yesterday’s issue had to do with the automated quota system deciding the auth system had zero quota: https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/zall/2
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by brown9-2 6y ago
In US/western-centric media, you aren't likely to hear a lot of exploits of new malware that the US deployed in Russia or China. The targets of hacking by the US are not countries that publicize when they are infiltrated.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
The idea that a process could hide itself from Activity Monitor seems hard to believe, so since that is one of the first claims in the article it seems like it’d be easy to demonstrate or disprove.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Wait, so Slack has single-digit million users and sold for $27 billion?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
that 90% would have had the same opportunity if the opening was higher

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