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jadamson
3y ago
Near enough everyone here knows that. Are you even aware that Chromium is open source and Brendan Eich has said Brave won't be supporting WEI? https://twitter.com/BrendanEich/status/1684561924191842304 Baby,
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jadamson
3y ago
It's silently converted to just "x.com", though I'm not sure what standard that's based on. It's not an IDN as the other comment suggests, as that character is disallowed under IDNA2008.
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jadamson
3y ago
Yeah, I can't imagine anyone wanting slang to rhyme.
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jadamson
3y ago
By her own words, yes. I think the Smithsonian and Wikipedia are stuck in a game of telephone. Working on "the least important software" during the unmanned Apollo missions, but also already leading her own team by 1965 are clearl
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jadamson
3y ago
The unmanned Apollo missions were 4/5/6, after Apollo 1, not before it.
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jadamson
3y ago
Firstly, Apollo 8 was certainly manned, it just didn't land on the lunar surface. Secondly, she was not a software director in 1965. In her own words: > MARGARET HAMILTON: When I first got involved in Apollo, I was coming off the SA
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jadamson
3y ago
I'm not sure why you're claiming familiarity with the author when you haven't even read the thread. She was the lead in 1969 when they landed on the moon, however she was promoted by her soon-to-be husband after the vast ma
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jadamson
3y ago
I only recently read about the contribution of Polish mathematicians in breaking Enigma. Fairly sure that wasn't mentioned when I visited Bletchley Park Museum as a kid. Ada Lovelace might not have been the "first programmer"
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jadamson
3y ago
Yeah, no. https://nitter.net/AnechoicMedia_/status/1629315139169075200
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jadamson
3y ago
Take NAMBLA out of the equation and Delany is still a man who promotes that man/boy sexual relationships aren't intrinsically abusive and should not be criminalized. There's nothing transitive about that. He has not changed t
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jadamson
3y ago
I'd suggest starting with Conversations with Samuel R. Delany (2009): > It may seem paradoxical from my statement that generally speaking I think sexual relations between children and adults are likely to go wrong and that most of
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jadamson
3y ago
Probably a reference to the cage fight that's totally going to happen: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/01/technology/elon-musk-mark...
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jadamson
3y ago
Their owners - the State of Missouri - are the plaintiff. It should go without saying that I don't require my employees to support legal actions I undertake relating to an entity that I own. https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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jadamson
3y ago
So they didn't say they were not harmed, not even in those internal emails (which are pearl-clutching about the optics of the situation). After that, what we have left is an analysis by a third party which has been ripped to shreds: h
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jadamson
3y ago
MOHELA said no such thing, although it's apparent that many of their employees were against the case. The case was filed by the Missouri AG, who doesn't require every (or indeed any) individual employee of MOHELA to agree in order
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jadamson
3y ago
Kagan* explicitly references the court "[refusing] to respect the full scope of the delegations that Congress makes to the Executive Branch", which is simply not what happened. Congress did not delegate that power to the executive
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jadamson
3y ago
If Congress wants to give the President the power to forgive student loans, they will surely do so explicitly.
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jadamson
3y ago
You seem to be using a different definition of "believe" to the rest of the English-speaking world [1]. Belief usually comes after investigation, it's certainly not a prerequisite. If he meant that accusations should be taken
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jadamson
3y ago
> Surely, these questions of violence and sexuality are an arena where we need strong measures to make clear our intolerance for date and acquaintance rape, laws that protect women, social attitudes that believe women who do come forward
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jadamson
3y ago
You did, you even replied for a moment removing the "tend" with an imaginary quote: > You said tend sure, but still defined masculine as "something women do not have". See the lack of Tend there. Tend was always there
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jadamson
3y ago
You've attempted to subtly rephrase the question - I said "tend" for a reason, thus I will sadly have to discard the rest of your post. In fact, it puzzles me why you bothered writing a wall of text here, surely you didn'
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jadamson
3y ago
Name a positive masculine trait, something which men tend to have and women tend not to (should go without saying - it's not a "masculine" trait otherwise). I look forward to your rendition of 4'33".
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jadamson
3y ago
Perhaps you should have checked with him. http://www.europrofem.org/audio/ep_kimmel/kimmel.htm
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jadamson
3y ago
MensLib is overflowing with the kind of male feminist who will sling around "incel" as an insult for even the most milquetoast of takes. And since the Red Pill documentary (bad name, middling content) was mentioned, I'll also
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3y ago
Those are are basically party games. They actually tried to become a Steam competitor before but gave up: https://www.eurogamer.net/the-discord-store-launches-globall...
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3y ago
The domain in question was literally "a.pl"
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Oops! Edited.
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jadamson
3y ago
The head moderator of that subreddit was violentacrez aka Michael Brutsch, a troll prolific to have articles about him in The Guardian [1], The Atlantic, [2], and The Verge [3] among others. It's well within the realm of possibility th
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jadamson
3y ago
With nukes I don't have the device in my hand, or a hotline on which to try every possible launch code. I can purchase an iPhone and a developer account and find the same exploits I could if sideloading was enabled. The "obscurity
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3y ago
If the mods couldn't make the subreddits private, the protest would then have meant they stop moderating but the subreddits remain open. I'm not sure that would have looked pretty, and it would have taken time for Reddit to go thr
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