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by lugg 7y ago
USA isn't in much of a better position. Large scale transformer blowouts are a nightmare scenario due to how long they take to replace / repair.
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by lugg 7y ago
Does that not just make it harder for informed opinions sway outcomes? Or on the flip side does it actually make it harder to use a small subset of the population to steal an election from an apathetic population at large. I.e. you'd s
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by lugg 7y ago
Name one major bank not working on blockchain tech right now. I guess an upending isn't a totally accurate description but I haven't seen banks this motivated to innovate in a long time.
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by lugg 7y ago
> It took a 180 million mile trip to deliver this image. Yup, and you break my ability to zoom in or right click and view image on mobile. Welcome to the future.
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by lugg 7y ago
I'm not squabbling over definitions, you're saying they are clarifying. I am saying they are clarifying what they mean by repeating them selves and changing the definition. Has their TOS actually changed here? If so, in what way?
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by lugg 7y ago
Yes it does, but to attempt and claim that White Supremacy could ever be considered a "protected class" is absurd. This isn't my bias speaking here, this is a contextual reality, the world has constraints and there isn't
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by lugg 7y ago
> Who's being excluded, and from what, merely by having their assumptions challenged in a discussion context? Good question, so why are we removing all this content?
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by lugg 7y ago
I don't think the analogy fits. Those individuals are protected classes and refusing them access like this would be discriminatory behavior. Likely not illegal in USA but it would be illegal elsewhere. Racists are not a protected class
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by lugg 7y ago
What is a clarification combined with a change in behavior? Redefinition.
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by lugg 7y ago
Not at all what they were suggesting. Those things bloody happened. And again, nobody here is denying Nazis were racist. How can you say it played a major role in the outbreak of war when you can't even say it without tacking on the re
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by lugg 7y ago
Thats not at all what they were saying. The thread states white supremacy was the cause of the wars. It historically and factually was not. It played a role. It was not the cause. Nobody is saying Hitler wasn't a racist (wtf.)
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by lugg 7y ago
Thats not a paradox. Suicide / death is as extreme as things get for living organisms. It's not bigoted to state facts you don't like. Mean, maybe, if I time it right. In fact someone calling you a bigot in this isntance actu
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by lugg 7y ago
I never said they didn't have rules. And re your edit, it's not a clarification it's a redefinition and that's what scares people.
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by lugg 7y ago
YouTube started out as a way to empower people to post home videos on the internet, a place for every day people to share video. And you're right, it has always restricted illegal content. And that's a good line to draw. So.. What
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by lugg 7y ago
Probably because it's literally what YouTube is? Why do you think a nation of free speaking individuals is patently not entitled to say what they want on a platform specifically created to allow people to say whatever they want? To be
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by lugg 7y ago
Marginalizing a group of individuals for nothing but their culture is a violation of individual rights if you ask me.
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by lugg 7y ago
How is that not extreme?
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by lugg 7y ago
What do you mean white supremacy was the cause for WW1/2? Edit, this is an honest question. It's my impression these wars were caused by nationalist movements. The first didn't even involve "whites" until later and
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by lugg 7y ago
Why would anyone say this? No.. they buy GitHub so they own pretty much most of open source software. Embrace. Then they release a new package registry, one to rule them all, it supports all the things. Extend. Extinguish, I don't know
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by lugg 7y ago
No.. package managers / GitHub is the play here.
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by lugg 7y ago
Yea they should do that for apple and google too. Oh wait.
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by lugg 7y ago
It's posturing. They don't actually care one way or another about Taiwan or Tibet. The problem is that if they let it happen it shows the rest of the country that they're able to get out if they choose to do so. Try to think
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by lugg 7y ago
Please, no. This is not the same thing at all. This is like taking your MySQL app and running it against MongoDB with a bunch of hacks to translate the SQL into mongo calls. And then claiming you did all this so you could "avoid a rewr
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by lugg 7y ago
Or its just aliens.
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by lugg 7y ago
Woosh.. That's the point!
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by lugg 7y ago
Reminds me of this goto conference talk from one of the original Agile developers "pragmatic" Dave Thomas. Speaks a lot bout what agile truly is and how scrum is a very large mismatch. https://youtu.be/a-BOSpxYJ9M
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by lugg 7y ago
This is a very difficult area to draw a line on. Your emotions can effect your actions and decisions like anything else. Are we to apply the same logic to how advertising made me feel a certain way leading to a purchase u wouldn't othe
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by lugg 7y ago
Bug bounties would be amazing. I'd drop a lot of money on a particular docker feature that hasn't been dealt with for the last 3 years running.
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by lugg 7y ago
Big 4?
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by lugg 7y ago
I don't know why but I laughed too hard at the thought of someone dumping their grandma in the trash out back, feet sticking up and all. Then the garbage man coming and being annoyed at the pointy toes but not really all dismayed.

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