bzb6

10 ms·

31.
by bzb6 6y ago
That seems good. A government should do the best for their citizens regardless of what it means for other countries. It doesn’t sound like South Africa’s can even do that.
32.
by bzb6 6y ago
I see your point but why do you blame the NRA for this instead of the left? They are the ones alienating you!
33.
by bzb6 6y ago
Wouldn’t this be the logical result of the demonisation of guns by the left? I understand they can’t pretend to be bipartisan when one of the parties want to strip them of their rights.
34.
by bzb6 6y ago
> But that was backed by a slew of propaganda about how great it will be. So, like any other election?
35.
by bzb6 6y ago
Which you would notice immediately because of the big, scary warnings.
36.
by bzb6 6y ago
Ah, this reminds me of how shitty the maintainers were to me when I said I was using hackintosh (for an issue that had nothing to do with it).
37.
by bzb6 6y ago
What I mean is that when any app asks the user for the first time to grant geolocation privileges, the OS shows a dialog where you can choose not to share a precise location. If you use that they cannot triangulate you that easily.
38.
by bzb6 6y ago
When an app asks for your location for the first time you can choose not to give an exact location. Doesn’t that fix this problem?
39.
by bzb6 6y ago
Not using an ad blocker and complaining about this is like not using a condom and complaining about an itchy crotch.
40.
by bzb6 6y ago
The same thing happens with the US. It comes with being a powerful country. You don’t become a powerful country by making friends.
41.
by bzb6 6y ago
Ah, so free speech is only a good idea when you agree with it. I get it.
42.
by bzb6 6y ago
Discord does that.
43.
by bzb6 6y ago
> Also, it's "proceeded" He’d know that if he had a college degree.
44.
by bzb6 6y ago
It’s only pathetic if you assume everybody in those organisations and roles share your political views but they didn’t have the balls to act on them. Whilst it’s possible that they don’t care or they disagree with you.
45.
by bzb6 6y ago
I don’t see how those things need a Mac
46.
by bzb6 6y ago
It’s the greens’ fault. We should have invested in nuclear. We wouldn’t depend on Russian gas if we had nuclear.
47.
by bzb6 6y ago
> a matter of justice Ooof. This kind of wording makes me flinch away.
48.
by bzb6 6y ago
They don’t downvote because they think the comment is wrong, they downvote because they’d rather reality not be like that.
49.
by bzb6 6y ago
Because prices would be so high that you would be unable to pay rent or eat on your monthly “allowance”. You could keep raising the allowance every month and things would soon spiral out of control
50.
by bzb6 6y ago
If everyone was guaranteed those resources, the price of everything would rise so people would still need to do those jobs.
51.
by bzb6 6y ago
Jobs are paid according to supply and demand. Jobs that anybody can do will always be paid poorly.
52.
by bzb6 6y ago
Quoting TFA: > In August 2020, Facebook expanded its “Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy”, aimed at removing the presence of far-right extremists from its website. He doesn’t seem to have a problem with that, but now he think
53.
by bzb6 6y ago
Ah, censorship is cool except when it happens to you! I know all about that. Sorry for the schadenfreude, but it’s just too hard to fight it.
54.
by bzb6 6y ago
And the footer has to say “Made with (heart emoji) in (hip, expensive city)”
55.
by bzb6 6y ago
It’s honestly terrible, I’ve mentioned this before, there’s absolutely no way I’ll ever use a browser this slow. I abandoned Firefox back in the day for much less.
56.
by bzb6 6y ago
Not me at least.
57.
by bzb6 6y ago
Yes, federated and decentralised which can run Windows and SPARC applications.
58.
by bzb6 6y ago
Just like they do with 10minutemail addresses and such. This service is dead on the water.
59.
by bzb6 6y ago
They already have all of that. The next step is forcing them, which is unpalatable as you can imagine.
60.
by bzb6 6y ago
Are you American?

More ›