memeograph

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by memeograph 8y ago
>As an aside, it's good to see another example that the FBI does actually investigate cases of cyberharrasment and takes doxing seriously, contrary to popular opinion. Probably cos they investigated certain cases and found nothing,
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by memeograph 8y ago
What I want to know is why years into its existence, Android still can't stop waking up the screen for no reason, with no notification displaying. Whatever app(s) is doing this can still keep doing it to this day, on my #2 poop OnePlus
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by memeograph 8y ago
You seem to be either unaware of the details of the Grievance Studies project or are deliberately minimizing it. They didn't target one journal, they targeted multiple. 7 papers were published and 5 others were in the process of being
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by memeograph 8y ago
The whole "private companies can do what they want" and "nobody has to listen" argument is a red herring. The choice to financially support who you want is being denied, by capricious and orwellian "safety" boa
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by memeograph 8y ago
No, it's a failure mode of first past the post election systems. Politicians are incentivized to join one of the first two parties, and voters are incentivized to vote for them. This is not a failure of democracy. It's a failure t
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by memeograph 8y ago
In my experience there are two kinds of people. Those who focus on tone and delivery, and those who focus on content and consistency. The former will remain exceedingly polite, up to and including the part where they tell you to go f yourse