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by hehehaha 6y ago
Think it came off as political. Wasn’t my intention.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I agree with most of these. China is massively underestimating the implications from its widening wealth gap. People in China are not stupid.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
You mean the investigation that the Trump administration actively obstructed?
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by hehehaha 6y ago
It should really be an open social network that government entities cannot shut down. The real test for anyone trying this will be the Great Wall of China. Until then...
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by hehehaha 6y ago
This so much. Are they not using dashboards? This amount of traffic should have triggered multiple alarms. Makes me think their devs just stopped caring.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
We’re you complaining when Snowden leaked? Or the Panama Papers?
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Considering that American big tech has now conquered the world, they (the US govt) probably don’t want to appear nationalistic.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Is Hyundai trying to make a major move here? This now makes a lot of sense coupled with their pending partnership with Apple.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
It blows my mind that Hyundai was actually able to buy BD at a fair price in current environment. I don’t think it would surprise anyone even if they paid $5B for BD.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Once a couple services went down and their endpoints were inadvertently made public by the service providers making announcements, it was fait accompli. Turns out Parler was not made with security and privacy in mind AT ALL. It was slightly
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Not everything can and should be solved by half-baked blockchain technologies.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
If I am understanding this correctly, Parler devs left the app as MVP. They never rebuilt it with security and privacy in mind.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Hmmm...name me one country where it’s less restrictive than the US. People really take the freedom afforded in the US for granted.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
And it would be one thing if Parler started out as a strictly free speech platform. No, they’re solely funded by the very same people who started the fascist movement. As such the whole platform is designed to give cover to this specific gr
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Do you know how long it took VW to erase the Nazi stench off of its brand? Beyond so many moral reasons for doing this, no one wants to be associated with a fascist movement. Hit to your brand is only exponential from here on out.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
You’re forgetting finance. There are plenty coders in finance making multiples over FAANG.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
That’s just not true. We have nearly an entire human history to prove otherwise. The only reason why we stopped killing each other is due to nuclear bombs.