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mitxela
5d ago
Because they're not terminally online and don't know why this is bad. But they do know that making the rich less rich is bad, just like in the US. Europe retains more counterculture than the US does, but not enough.
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mitxela
5d ago
The "random guy" referred to in your allegation is, btw, not a random guy, but someone who was trying to help the US intelligence agencies imprison the owner of archive.is a la Snowden or Assange.
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mitxela
5d ago
Browsers should change that page to say "someone is hacking your internet" with red background and giant warning sign, when certain certificates are received.
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mitxela
5d ago
Why not put the IP address in your hosts file under a different name so that'll be the SNI?
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mitxela
5d ago
"simply refuses to" is an odd way to spell "gets arrested if they"
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mitxela
5d ago
The same thing would happen on any platform. Social media diverged from the web a while ago - accessing it through web is like accessing Usenet through Google Groups. Its native environment is the corresponding non-web phone apps.
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mitxela
5d ago
Liberal doesn't mean supporting liberty, it means some interpolation between supporting free markets (neoliberal means just this one), and pretending that as long as we just follow the established institutional norms everything is fine
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5d ago
archive.is is the best substitute. For some reason people here won't accept that. They think the internet is still a calm cooperative place like the olden days.
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5d ago
China doesn't have this problem.
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5d ago
it's not anywhere a white van may exist, it's the inside of the white van
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5d ago
Because it removes their liability for intentionally pushing addiction on teenagers?
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mitxela
5d ago
So?
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mitxela
5d ago
What you're saying is we need less social media, and more social networks.
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mitxela
5d ago
A single use of heroin does not guarantee unavoidable long term consequences. I've met many occasional drug users who are clearly not addicts.
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mitxela
5d ago
No it doesn't. It just detects what you are most receptive to, and force feeds you that.
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mitxela
5d ago
Works because OpenBSD has totalitarian control of the ecosystem, just like Windows. Wouldn't work on Linux because what do those flags even mean to the kernel?
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5d ago
People have tried to build the opposite. It doesn't work well. Except in very limited cases you always end up passing every privilege or a god privilege to make it practical.
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mitxela
5d ago
Possibly by shutting down the entire berry industry. That's a possible outcome of market forces.
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mitxela
5d ago
Can you show me where to point my camera to take a picture of the giant sky daddy?
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5d ago
You aren't banned from trading in gold coins.
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mitxela
5d ago
True, everyone knows nobody would use bitcoin if there wasn't a transaction fee
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5d ago
The situation with dollars reminds me of the situation of bitcoin on MtGox just before it collapsed. The bitcoin price on MtGox diverged from the price on other exchanges. To a casual user it looked like you were getting a good deal by buyi
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5d ago
There is no single current top level. There are multiple disparate levels that have no level above them - the Federal Reserve is one, and Bitcoin is another.
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And skipped DSL for fiber, and skipped credit cards for banking apps.
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In free markets, everyone steals everything they can, and stops everyone else stealing from them as much as they can. This is normal and expected. The ideology says that it will even out and converge to a fair situation.
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5d ago
You won't ever own it as long as it comes from a company the size of Samsung.
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That's what sealioning does. It makes it seem like you're ignoring a possibility unless you wholeheartedly engage with a disingenuous possibility. I'd get banned from HN if I tried to demonstrate because I'm not very goo
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5d ago
Is it ok to censor people who say "gas the Jews" with a megaphone in the town square?
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You're also a mod of six different forums. Do you wait until each one gets targeted by /HitlerLovers before configuring the bot to ban them or do you just leave off the filter from the bot and have it ban them everywhere it has po
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5d ago
The guy archive.is supposedly targeted was trying to get the owner of archive.is killed. It's not some random guy.
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