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by etchalon 10mo ago
While this list is accurate enough, I assume the developer doesn't have to support older Android phones, because ... yeah. That's hell. But it is interesting that most of the listed issues that are genuine bugs are fairly minor, w
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by etchalon 10mo ago
They very much are not bound to ignore the courts. That's not a thing. That's very explicitly not a thing. Why would you think that's a thing?
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by etchalon 10mo ago
"If porn can be narrowly targeted, why not books?" You cannot narrowly target a medium.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
Because that's the way our courts have ruled on it. Nothing more complicated than that. The courts are empowered by the Constitution to interpret the Constitution, and their interpretation says kids can have their rights limited.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
I remember when I could trust Federal Prosecutors when they announced a crime had been committed.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
The Times is on the side of "reporting things that people say."
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by etchalon 10mo ago
This is about the thin skin of a government official who can't stand the fact no one serious respects him.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
The era of petty government.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
You can't say you invented OnlyFans unless your product was named OnlyFans.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
Yes.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
I don't feel like they measured anything. They just confirmed that tech stocks in the US did pretty well.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
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by etchalon 11mo ago
Pointing out the myth of "socialism just means higher taxes and less freedom" will only draw the pitchforks to your door.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
That's fair. "Overbuilt" was probably the wrong term. But yeah, we built a LOT of housing and that means buyers and renters have a lot of choice. It's hard to argue that's a bad thing unless you're a property o
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by etchalon 11mo ago
We just overbuilt everything. Condos, houses, etc. There's a lot of inventory no matter what type of housing you're looking for.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
It has in several cities, including Austin, where I live.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
They have a website. With a portfolio. That does that.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
"This massive, accomplished engineering team whose software operates at a scale nearly no one else operates at missed this basic thing" is a hell of a take.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
I changed my own internal concept of a boycott. I used to think, "I'll stop shopping here! They'll change their policies!", and yeah, nope, what happens is the company just leans into the customers that remained. So my &
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by etchalon 11mo ago
What is today and who do I blame for it
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by etchalon 11mo ago
It's not debatable. Though it is being debated by people who want that to be the case because racism.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
It is not valid.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
Why not? Why is a bad thing?
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by etchalon 11mo ago
As someone who maintains/hosts a lot of small business sites, allow me to inform this thread that the author of this post is as wrong as any person can be wrong. If you're not behind Cloudflare, the level of effort required to imp
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by etchalon 11mo ago
I agree. They've never had that mindset.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
Both of those are strategies aimed at capturing a niche market segment in hopes of attracting them away from the big browsers.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
They're obviously in on it. /s
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by etchalon 11mo ago
I cannot imagine a time when browsers were "servant-oriented". Every browser I can think of was/is subservient to some big-big-company's big-big-strategy.
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by etchalon 11mo ago
Couldn't all of this be handled by META tags, request/response headers and some "they'll obviously do it" laws aimed at operating systems, device manufacturers and browser companies?
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by etchalon 11mo ago
At 11 years old, I was dialing into BBS' to download images I'd print for my friends. Kids are resourceful.

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