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by ctrlp 6y ago
Have you have spent time in parler and can speak to its content? Or are you just amplifying other people's opinions? It is trivial to cherry pick content from Twitter or Facebook that would be outrageous to decent people.
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by ctrlp 6y ago
It is false that parler doesn't moderate its content. The details of their deplatforming are coming to light and subject to change. My intel may be false about those details so as a courtesy to you I called that out. What's the co
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by ctrlp 6y ago
That's false. Please don't spread false information, whatever your politics. Parler had very similar terms of service to other content companies prohibiting illegal, violent, or copyrighted content. They also paid a team of conten
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by ctrlp 6y ago
In English was that person a 'Fachingidiot'.
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by ctrlp 6y ago
Sadly there's more and more support for their point of view. We are entering a new period of MSM censorship but this time we're seeing the social media platforms out in front taking active measures to censor political speech, prob
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by ctrlp 6y ago
So much for 'dead men tell no tales'. Personally I don't see the point of this sort of thing. Why hurt people after you're gone? Do it when you're still alive and can share the burden of the truth.
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by ctrlp 6y ago
Read Michael Albert's Parecon for an anarchist answer to these questions. One of many of which Lenin would be proud.
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by ctrlp 6y ago
The simplest expression of anarchist principles I've seen is that it is opposed to coercion. All else follows. This is very appealing but at any scale we find that people must be forced to be persuaded. If that sounds Orwellian, you&#x
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by ctrlp 6y ago
The standard reply is that social pathologies are caused by a pathological system. In that way it's not much different than Marxist apologetics. Unfalsifiable utopianism, and frankly, naive about human nature. There's just so much
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by ctrlp 6y ago
Podcast list is here https://partiallyexaminedlife.com/category/podcast-episodes/...
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by ctrlp 6y ago
Run, don't walk to https://partiallyexaminedlife.com/ A podcast by some guys that were at one point set on doing philosophy for a living, then thought better of it. If you are into philosophy and philosophers, these ar
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by ctrlp 8y ago
They aren't really twins at all, but to save the fare, she'll say they are while riding the bus. Most of the time, they aren't.
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by ctrlp 8y ago
"What is it with these nearly twenty year old sites still up?" Not sure but I believe some of the answer lies with adtech distribution needs. The search ads demand traffic, however astro-turf it be.
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The De-Americanization of Internet Freedom(lawfareblog.com)
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The Bad Hair, Incorrect Feathering, and Missing Skin Flaps of Dinosaur Art(atlasobscura.com)
161 points by ctrlp 9y ago|52 comments
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Facebook Can’t Be Fixed(shift.newco.co)
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The darker side to winning the Amazon HQ2 sweepstakes(qz.com)
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Walden, a game(tracyfullerton.com)
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Fatbergs to fuel: London's blockage-busting battle in the sewers(cbc.ca)
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Alan Turing’s school report reveals little of his genius(theguardian.com)
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by ctrlp 9y ago
I'm verklempt at the joy of having discovered Thoreau in mid-life. Like many American students, I read Civil Disobedience and Walden in high school and then forgot all about either. Maybe I even absorbed some of the atmospheric disrega
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by ctrlp 9y ago
If you consider C to be language-agnostic, here are some gems. These are personal favorites as much for their excellent writing as for their content. The Unix Programming Environment was published in 1984. I read it over 20 years later and