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by jf22 6y ago
This reply cannot possibly be a good faith addition to the discussion.
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by jf22 6y ago
Yes, a private company can decide people who wear orange shirts are wrong and ban access from people wearing orange shirts.
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by jf22 6y ago
Sure, but a 1984 comparison is not appropriate here.
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by jf22 6y ago
Which people and what scenario? At a base level comparing a government telling you which fictional truths to believe to a private company providing a technology service is difficult.
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by jf22 6y ago
I believe 1984 was about the government rewriting reality and not private industry.
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by jf22 6y ago
My English is good enough to understand your reply is thinly veiled insults without any substance.
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by jf22 6y ago
I'm not confused. It's just curious to tell people to not spread false information and then admit you may be spreading false information.
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by jf22 6y ago
Of course. I was just pointing out that it's easy to expand your knowledge beyond first hand experience.
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by jf22 6y ago
Your first sentence says "please don't spread false information." Later you say: "My intel may be false"
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by jf22 6y ago
> Downvote all you want Biden lackies, it doesnt change the uncomfortable facts! See now I know this is about political identity to you and not about the truth. Your response here indicates you were never trying to have a conversation at
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by jf22 6y ago
I followed him on Twitter before he left the intercept and before Substack. I used to respect him. He thought the laptop story was true and barked about it for days. He had no evidence to think it was true, it just was to him. His substac
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by jf22 6y ago
It's not that he "didn't support the narrative". He believed a story with little evidence and his journalistic integrity became questionable.
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by jf22 6y ago
Ironically, Glenn Greenwald is one of the few people who has blocked me on Twitter.
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by jf22 6y ago
Or all that is normal and complex human interactions of people with similar interests.
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by jf22 6y ago
Right, but other people in "society" besides big tech, support this decision. Nobody is thinking society is just big tech people. There are a lot of people who agree with tech's decision to cut off coup enablers.
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by jf22 6y ago
What? People who agree and have a common interests are not immediately part of a group who move as one.
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by jf22 6y ago
Yes, of course, that's how humans work. But these bubbles are often considered as a singular group moving as one, when in reality they are separate organizations and individuals who agree with each other.
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by jf22 6y ago
Ok, that doesn't mean there is a cabal of party operatives and big tech working together...
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by jf22 6y ago
Many people make up these companies. It's not like there is a secret cabal of left-leaning tech owners that get together and make decisions like this.
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by jf22 6y ago
>The Democratic party and its business lackeys See this is part of the problem. You are lumping together two different organizations that are nothing alike as somehow part of the same cabal. Many different people from many different grou
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by jf22 6y ago
Maybe it's not updated in real time? I wouldn't publish my teams uptime metrics while a crisis was happening...
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by jf22 6y ago
I don't see this as a big deal. Not all metrics have to be real time.
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by jf22 6y ago
I think music is different. Each band has a different flavor and style. You need to have different projects and bands to get different styles. You are usually waiting around for other people too. Getting the drummer to show up for rehear
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by jf22 6y ago
Really? Besides far fetched hypotheticals I can't think of a reason why somebody would say spreading yourself thin is the key to success.
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by jf22 6y ago
Sure, but it's just factual that if you have x amount of hours to devote to projects during the week, the more projects, the less each project gets. Perhaps some build off each other, but I'm sure you understand every hour of tech
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by jf22 6y ago
I only skimmed after the part about him having three side hustles and a podcast. Focusing on one thing instead of four is the key to success. Spreading yourself too thin is going to lead to frustration and burnout.
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by jf22 6y ago
Yes, but that is still outside of IT's control. For my team to use this I'd need to be able to store the data in house.
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by jf22 6y ago
CNC Software | Senior Software Engineer | Full-Time | Remote CNC Software makes Mastercam, a the best CAD/CAM product on the market. You'd be working on the back-end line of business web applications that power a custom quoting an
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by jf22 6y ago
A lot of countries only said they were trying for "equal outcomes" while rather openly being authoritarian states.
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by jf22 6y ago
The problem is people don't deny black-on-black crime is a problem. Society is in agreement that we don't want that. Bring up racism and police brutality though and people strongly deny it's a problem.

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