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by charonn0 9y ago
> Avoid: designing your own encrypted transport, which is a genuinely hard engineering problem; using TLS but in a default configuration, like, with “curl”; using “curl”, IPSEC. I'm not sure what they're saying here. Is there a
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by charonn0 9y ago
My understanding is that up til now the existence of a pattern that moves >1 square per generation was only theoretical. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light_(cellular_autom...
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by charonn0 9y ago
That's not a bad idea, provided they were up front about it.
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by charonn0 9y ago
There is so much more to our culture than Youtube comments, though.
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by charonn0 9y ago
No, my intention was to learn why you believe what you believe and then perhaps challenge those beliefs. You know... a debate .
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by charonn0 9y ago
> You’ve made it clear that for views that are extremely different from yours, you’re unwilling to tolerate even a brilliant individual for any amount of productivity. What they actually said was "people who condone or advocate eith
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by charonn0 9y ago
How so? Physical violence? Criminal charges?
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by charonn0 9y ago
Freedom of speech hasn't been weakened, though.
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by charonn0 9y ago
What are some counter-arguments to this opinion?
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by charonn0 9y ago
It's not an Easter egg, it's an advertisement for a TV show.
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by charonn0 9y ago
> If conservatives are people who are dominated by physical fear That's not what the article is saying at all.
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by charonn0 9y ago
Even the FCC, back when it was at least nominally run for the benefit of the American people, didn't consider sub-broadband good enough to qualify as competition.
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by charonn0 9y ago
If you count sub-broadband connections, sure.
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by charonn0 9y ago
> Switch to another internet provider. That's not an option for most Americans, and part of the reason why net neutrality is necessary.
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by charonn0 9y ago
> Who was being harmed in the first 20 years of the internet without these regulations? It's not that these regulations didn't exist, it's that they hadn't been formalized as regulations. Net neutrality is how the Int
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by charonn0 9y ago
> He doesn't know what he means. I'm pretty sure he does.
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That's hardly the thrust of the article, though.
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As I understand it, this doesn't affect cookies set by the page/domain the user is actually visiting, and it isn't blindly deleting all cookies after 24 hours.
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by charonn0 9y ago
> I’ve stated numerous times in the past that I uphold the right for any business to decide for themselves who they will or will not conduct business with. In the long run I firmly believe an unfettered free market would sort out who is
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by charonn0 9y ago
Free speech protections are even more important when the speaker is labelled "extreme" by the powers that be.
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by charonn0 9y ago
How are those things mutually exclusive?
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by charonn0 9y ago
And also illegal to varying extents in a number of jurisdictions.
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by charonn0 9y ago
Whether or not Google and Godaddy's actions are appropriate is a separate discussion from whether or not the government can compel political websites to disclose their visitor logs.
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The actions of privately-owned registrars are completely irrelevant to this discussion.
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by charonn0 9y ago
Because it trains people to think that "passing" a polygraph is positive proof of honesty, and that "failing" is positive proof of deceit.
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by charonn0 9y ago
I guess it depends on what how your browser behaves. Using Firefox, the second request is conditional (using If-Modified-Since), so the server actually sends a 304 Not Modified response instead of the names list.
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by charonn0 9y ago
Do you mean in the 2nd paragraph? I think they're using it correctly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_mass
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by charonn0 9y ago
It is discrimination, but not all discrimination is bad.
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by charonn0 9y ago
Is there? I can't think of one.
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by charonn0 9y ago
They are the most likely suspect, aren't they?

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