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by jevoten 5y ago
The article contains exactly two photos of buildings (and one small part of a building). If, for the sake of argument, disliking Bauhaus wasn't basically equivalent to Nazism, as the article implies, would you want to live or work in a
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The article doesn't say - does this also apply to white students?
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It is your belief that ancient native Americans were accepting of other tribes moving into their territory? Walls are nothing new to human history - the first parts of the Great Wall of China were built ~2600 years ago.
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"Due to a court order/legal settlement, this article has been removed." But they didn't post that, did they?
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> Your right to watch a husband wearing a chastity cage while his wife pulls a creampie gangbang of race-exploited BBCs will be preserved man. You just gotta show ID. You misunderstand. I'm saying that such material is by far not th
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Aren't serious journalists supposed to publish retractions, or corrections to the article? But they simply removed it, and to make it worse, they even pretend it never existed, returning a 404 instead of "this article has been rem
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Don't let your hate of porn, however justified you think it is, blind you to the harms of censorship and de-anonymization. As others have noted, they have already been caught censoring all sorts of non-porn content under this guise. Th
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by jevoten 5y ago
It's long past the time that native apps should get the same or better kind of sandboxing and access controls that browsers or Android provide. Perhaps a user-friendly wrapper around AppArmor/SELinux.
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If you let your secondary issues interfere with the primary goal of your organization, then your support base is reduced to those who agree with you on those secondary issues as well, harming your ability to reach your primary goal. That&#x
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Could HVM let Haskell entirely eliminate its GC, doing away with GC pauses and enabling its use in real-time applications? That could be just as revolutionary as the beta-optimality.
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> As for what kind of app usage the tablets track, Wacom says the software driver collects data on pen tablet models, how customers use its devices, and which software applications are used when tablets are in use. So they do spy, but
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by jevoten 5y ago
You want a clear-cut rule that can, without any context or nuance, categorize something as "censorship" or "not censorship"? I'm afraid I don't have one. Is that what it would take before you admit anything oth
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‘Mass migration is coming and the future of Scotland is Asian' says expert(heraldscotland.com)
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> Growth Perhaps 'addition' is the more accurate term? > If immigration returns to even its relatively modest prepandemic pace, it is possible the share of Americans born overseas could reach the record 14.8 percent from 189
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You are correct that nothing illegal happened, no legal rights were violated (except possibly Rogan's contract, which is irrelevant to a discussion about principles). You may even be correct that it has always been like this - yes, m
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There is no sharp line between censorship, curation, and mere omission for unrelated reasons (e.g. limited shelf space, or unawareness by the curator that a work even exists). But this example falls close enough to the censorship side that
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by jevoten 5y ago
More insidious than the removal, is how Spotify conceals it. We shouldn't need a 3rd party website - the episode titles should remain in the list, among those not removed, but tagged with a big red CENSORED, along with a specific rea
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by jevoten 5y ago
Sending "genuinely threatening" communications such as a threat to rape, kill or cause financial harm, would become a criminal offence. Is threatening to kill someone not currently illegal in the UK, or is the BBC whitewashing t
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I'm not sure I understand. Chromebooks require a special cable to access certain developer features?
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But this was not a re-adaption or a re-interpretation, this was the only version available in the US, and marketed as the same game, only translated. I honestly don't see how one could in good faith mistake a translation for a re-int
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Perhaps the people in this field would like to experience the tastes and norms of a different culture, so they don't appreciate this Bowdlerization. Would you edit Faust or the Illiad to "better fit regional tastes and cultural no
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Voting with your wallet seldom works if the only organization permitted on the buyer's side is individual. As other posters have noted, there's a great deal of lock-in and local monopolies. On the other hand, if Deere wants a mark
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This sounds like it should be congressional testimony in support of these laws.
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> A judge may soon release a sealed report which was prepared as part of a years-long lawsuit over the security of Georgia’s voting machines. Its author, Alex Halderman, was given rare access to dig through the machines Is this a jok
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I don't know about single-payer specifically, but: Among the public overall, 63% of U.S. adults say the government has the responsibility to provide health care coverage for all https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank&#
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How come they have to pay taxes on it, if they have not yet received the funds? That sounds like a very bizarre tax code.
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> I am writing this piece to ask Canadians like me whether we want our future protests to be judged and covered by standards applied to the truckers today [..] actual, authentic grassroots protests are a thing of the past and the only le
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That article reads like a corporate press release, and is full of misleading statements and outright lies, from the very first sentence: If you use Google Maps to get around, you probably know that Google has to access your location inform
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Google has proven so many times they don't deserve the benefit of the doubt, bringing up Hanlon's razor is a bad joke at this point. Unfortunately I can't find the story of that Mozilla developer that recounted how many tim
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If by "like" you mean "1/6th as much", then yes. Homicides per year per 100.000 inhabitants ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intention... ): Mexico: 29.1 United Stat

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