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Your ISP is a utility. Twitter is not. Your ISP cannot block you from hosting your own blog on your own servers. Even if your ISP did, there are places which will allow you to host whatever you want. Alex Jones is still online for example.
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Start your own blog. The internet isnt just SV companies. There's nothing stopping you from creating your own platform that espouses your ideals.
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December 2017 - encrochat hacked https://encrochathacked.wordpress.com/2017/12/09/encrochat-h... https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/mbpyea/encrochat-secure-p... The writing was
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They can't catch domestic terrorists who are in the USAF using their existing overreaching surveillance on non-encrypted traffic. How does breaking encryption get them closer? https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/
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This happens even by the police. The NYPD harassed the man who filmed Eric Garner being choked to death in 2014. > Orta has filed one lawsuit and plans to file another, alleging that the NYPD has arrested him several times in retaliatio
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In a lot of ways that shows has to play down how fucked the culture is in tech/ SV.
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This CNBC article says Amazon was the largest sponsor of H1B in 2019 > Amazon, which received more H-1B visas than any other company in 2019, described the move as “short-sighted” in a statement. https://www.cnbc.com/2020
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> without chaining it to a specific company This affects everyone who works with H1B employees. As others have noted it puts them in a very unfair side of the negotiations on employment (as in you don't get a voice). If your reside
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This is a side-effect of employment and raises being dependent on launching new features instead of improving existing features. Something certainly not exclusive to Apple.
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400km is LEO territory for satellites. Does this mean anything not in eclipse at that time is fried or blown up? Also wouldn't that start/accelerate the Kessler Syndrome
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Eastern Washington is now facing this with their ag workers and it's not a good situation right now.
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Why is Google asking you if TP is in stock at the store? Or I guess through what app is Google sending you these questions? I haven't heard of push notifications or whatever it is asking for feedback on in-store items.
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Apple among 83 global brands using Uighur Muslim 'forced labour' in factories
(independent.co.uk)
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Of the points the author is bringing up, all of them sound like comments that had they been made on here would be flagged and downvoted for 'flame bait' because they are purposefully incendiary. I don't disagree. Some of the
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For some reason some Americans believe police officers should respond to non-violent reports and crimes fully armed instead if reserving armed response for cases which justify escalation of force.
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Assuming even distributing of funds among those 340 people is a little hard to believe as well.
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> As a human being... I know I'm cherry picking your post, sorry, but this line kinda stood out to me as funny but intriguing. Doesn't something like this go without saying? Or is GPT-3 advanced enough that we must now distingu
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LI2: Lego Institute for Lego Investigation
(norvig.com)
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Perhaps you or someone else knows, but I frequent the https://tar1090.adsbexchange.com website often and I see unusual tail numbers listed and I can't figure out why they are listed as such. They may not even be military ai
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Join the NSA
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It sounds like he will still work there, just not as CEO. This article is a bit light on details. There's no reason given for this. I'm surprised this didn't leak during the last couple rounds of headlines about laying off st
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Tencent Tests Appetite for First Dollar Bond in More Than a Year
(bloomberg.com)
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German government got a 20% stake in Lufthansa for their bailout. Seems fair American govt should also take a stake when bailing out these companies. https://www.businessinsider.com/lufthansa-government-fund-ap...
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For the same reason I don't like ordering from Uber eats, I just can't justify pissing away all that money on something I can go do in the same amount of time. Online grocery shopping works great if you have a lot of disposable in
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At first I didn't really care for the SpaceX suit because I liked the raw look of the old NASA suits. But looking at it more, it reminds me of motorcycle leathers and that sleek look you get when your gear fits just right. Not a fan of
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autonomous delivery vehicles
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It's safe to assume Apple will not be embracing a permanent shift to remote work. 2million sq/ft of glorious open floor plan seating.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite IRC channels?
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Every Volvo Will Get In-Car Cameras
(caranddriver.com)
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What's interesting is that if you stay in their Menlo Park office, you cost FB your salary + office sq/ft + office maintenance/security/cleaning/etc. But if you chose to work remotely you cost FB your salary - colo
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