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by gammateam 8y ago
> Seems like a cop-out. Extraordinary claims and all that. Deducing this has almost nothing to do with the specific topic of how your speech can be sanctioned, but only how the court systems function. This isn't one of those situati
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by gammateam 8y ago
No and I am not invested enough to prove this reality for you. I added some links that could help. Just realize that if this reality is true, then this knowledge is advantageous in maintaining your status and appropriating resources, and th
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by gammateam 8y ago
This is a thread about libel and slander really. Not just being the butt of a joke. I included some links, one on civil tort and one on criminal defamation. The criminal defamation article has links from a variety of states and time periods
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by gammateam 8y ago
> Swisher’s questions about Twitter’s complex abuse policies, and Dorsey’s subsequent responses, were floating around my timeline along with the regular tech news and opinions I always look at. Ha! I need to see this episode of Silicon V
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by gammateam 8y ago
You can be sued by private persons for making fun of people in the US It is a pretty lucrative GOTCHA! Edit: and win Here is a guide on the US tort framework for libel and slander https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia&#x2F
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by gammateam 8y ago
Haha yeah I can see all my financial partner’s clients now, I was just looking at that yesterday
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by gammateam 8y ago
I don't get the impression that this headline and metric is useful. My understanding is that there are various ways of calculating the National Government's long term and short term financial obligations. This particular metric ex
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by gammateam 8y ago
Thats probably why it was mentioned that the state could only find/allocate 30-odd billion, for a project that had potentially ballooned to 98 billion. Sure there is the possibility of some administrative process to make this announcem
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by gammateam 8y ago
certain target audiences don't in domain names anymore, they just follow links so it often doesn't really matter.
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by gammateam 8y ago
And before 2018?
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by gammateam 8y ago
There is no reason to respect Apple’s authority
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by gammateam 8y ago
I really dont think that lack of growth of the quantity of goods produced for a few quarters is really so big of a deal This is how recession and depression are defined, when gdp simply isnt growing a fraction of a percent quarter over quar
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by gammateam 8y ago
The only reason they would take down this app is because its more like a web page inside of an executable wrapper, which does violate their quality policy. They arent responsible to anybody here, and the faux protest will only gives the opt
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by gammateam 8y ago
I'm loosing touch here, why is this not a manufactured controversy and instead an actual complaint that has any merit? Why aren't we "accusing" ISPs from routing to the website? "Accusing" wayback machine of ca
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by gammateam 8y ago
Arbitrary, or to secure investment Reddit used censorship, its super effective! +++++$300,000,000
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by gammateam 8y ago
> What does it mean for America when it's no longer the owner or creator of culture? A broader perspective on the world
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by gammateam 8y ago
I agree, but until that framework exists I see colleges at least expose people to concepts students that have to wrap their head around even if those people are merely good at getting high scores. I’m really glad that a lot of movies and li
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by gammateam 8y ago
Hm seems like this should be a reality in conjunction with two or three more programs so that this populace still becomes educated
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by gammateam 8y ago
Commendable effort, some critiques about the inconvenience of relearning the internet: Yes opening TOR to run a search query is just as easy as having Chrome open all the time too. The non-google email that you also made over TOR should be
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by gammateam 8y ago
There are fundamental challenges primarily regarding excess liquidity, which SVF is a reaction to but not a solution to. There would be no data to suggest that SVF is better at this, but we can recognize their utility in the market without
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by gammateam 8y ago
With so many separate distinct groups trying to influence US voting, all we have is an election.
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by gammateam 8y ago
I feel good that my first thought of fixing it would have created the solution. There were obvious errors in my mind that I would fix without knowing the whole dissertation on why it happened. So maybe if the question was, "Can you rep
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by gammateam 8y ago
Because people see it works in their own private communities. Just from acknowledging its effectiveness doesn't mean people are defending it, just recognizing that it is a really effective practice. I think its outrageous that someone&
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by gammateam 8y ago
> Happy to move to SF for YC (or already lives in SF / Bay Area, I thought it was weird that you wrote this twice, I wonder if there is a preconception about people that already live in SF undertoning this, like already busy or alre
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by gammateam 8y ago
And this is why we have a represenative democracy instead of direct ones Let represenatives and legislative assistants do the real research before passing some emotion based law so often
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by gammateam 8y ago
Okay, I was thinking they were referring to the country adjacent to the US border, and small parts of it Different way of reading it
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by gammateam 8y ago
> I know it’s the fashion to... But thats not what they said. They said a small area within Mexico is like a warzone. And then you wrote about several small areas, of which you highlighted incidents over the last decade, so I guess nothi
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by gammateam 8y ago
Reminds me of when people think of the United States based on how the autonomous Chicago police force deals with violence in South Side Chicago
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by gammateam 8y ago
I’m really glad Im not suppporting and advocating for that destructive ecosystem anymore. While making a living off of it you are only incentivized to defend android and what it COULD be. Being an android app developer is basically scamming
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by gammateam 8y ago
honestly the backlash is on the whole idea of using state resources to whitelist transactions its not about whether a country or participants in a country fulfills the criteria set forth in "are they circumventing capital controls to a

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