daybreak

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by daybreak 7y ago
Twitter isn't law enforcement though, and it would be a tough sell to hold them up to the same standard. According to the screenshot, the author is free to have his account unlocked after the tweet is removed.
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by daybreak 7y ago
If we replaced Sarah Palin with some left-wing politician, I'm not sure this article would get any traction. People would be saying "their platform, their rules", "freedom of speech only applies to the government" a
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by daybreak 7y ago
Yes, not all conspiracy theories are just theories. It's relatively easy to disprove something like flat earth by getting on an airplane, but something like Epstein required time to collect evidence, make arrests, etc.
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by daybreak 7y ago
This statement implies 75% of federal judges haven't, so the odds are good.
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by daybreak 7y ago
I like the concept of Signal but Telegram has some great features like usernames and public chat groups. In the end, better encryption by itself (Telegram rolled their own) loses out over function. Also, the owners of Telegram are not on go
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by daybreak 7y ago
I frequently recommend Brave to non-technical people who would have problems installing browser extensions. Everything works out of the box without configuration.
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by daybreak 7y ago
Just looking at the title there appears to be some bias: "extremist", "lashes out" all have negative connotations. Is the Guardian considered to be a reliable source with regard to this topic? The actual URL contains &qu
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by daybreak 7y ago
Some disposable email sites are blocked on The Information's login wall, even blah@aol.com was rejected (which I found amusing). But it's easy to think of a random email of letters and numbers, and no further validation is require
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by daybreak 7y ago
I like these changes. Some of my friends hate Facebook for various reasons, and making Facebook's ownership very clear (as opposed to buried in some terms and conditions) may encourage them to choose alternative chat software.
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by daybreak 7y ago
> Also I already signed up for the $125 (when there was ZERO mention it might not be paid out) so what am I supposed to do? From the FAQ, they'll send out an email to everyone who already filed allowing people to switch to credit mo
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by daybreak 7y ago
The "flag" button works for spammy submissions.
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by daybreak 7y ago
I've tried a few apps on your list. Agree that Zim lacks polish, and that the Windows version is a few versions behind the Linux version. However it's really easy to import a bunch of plain text or markdown files (with .txt extens
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by daybreak 7y ago
I used to love Evernote. The thing that killed my enthusiasm for them was the constant upselling, even for paid accounts. I paid for a Plus monthly subscription (a lower tier) and there were constant advertisements within the app to upgrade
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by daybreak 8y ago
Slightly off-topic, but does anyone use this app as an ebook manager? I'm looking to switch away from Calibre (which has a cluttered user interface) and if Polar supports common ebook formats it might be worth trying.
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by daybreak 8y ago
I had this problem when creating a new Twitter account last month. Within minutes after setting up an account via iOS app, was locked out for "suspicious behavior". Didn't even tweet once. Residential IP. They wanted me to ad