moltke

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by moltke 5y ago
That's how you know there aren't any real penalties to apply left.
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by moltke 5y ago
I think in the future people will just resort to checking yandex/baidu/duckduckgo every time they think the results might be censored. The opposing regimes are likely to censor complimentary parts of the web.
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by moltke 5y ago
The DNS (as it exists today) is supposed to be the equivalent of Switzerland. The internet community has said over and over again they're not interested in censoring the internet or removing any group of people from it. It sounds like
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by moltke 5y ago
The older Go Pro actually works pretty well if you don't own a phone. People love the pictures I take with mine while I'm out sailing.
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by moltke 5y ago
These "Western Principles" are primarily what separate us from Russia. Without those who cares which government we live under?
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by moltke 5y ago
What makes everyone so upset is that often the people who (very successfully) lobby for open borders also strongly support Israel when they do things like this. We don't like the hypocrisy.
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by moltke 5y ago
> With it, a teacher can’t say anything if a 2nd grader, a 7 or 8 year old, asks what it means to be gay. I would expect them to say nothing other than "ask your parents" and I don't know why anyone would think anything el
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by moltke 5y ago
The word "virgin" doesn't get explained to the children, it's just another one of those "old bible things" for them until they're old enough.
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by moltke 5y ago
This thread is why I said "usually."
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by moltke 5y ago
Older founding documents for the US enshrined it as a White nation.
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by moltke 5y ago
I don't know if you've noticed but it's usually very difficult to criticize Israel outside of the darker corners of the internet.
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by moltke 5y ago
Not to mention the disproportionate number of Jews in the federal government that are extremely loyal to Israel.
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by moltke 5y ago
Plenty of people in other countries feel the same way about their native population, I don't see why Israel gets a pass.
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by moltke 5y ago
Could they enfource that though? I don't think people realize how much of the labor is done without reporting. Prices would double overnight and many illegal immigrants would be unemployed. That seems like it would work strongly agains
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by moltke 5y ago
My understanding is that the new manufacturing techniques stop many people but usually not skilled technicians. It's component serialization, keeping schematics secret, and exclusive supply chains that are the real problem.
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by moltke 5y ago
I ran Alpine on my laptop during the last half of college. It's a great little distro if you don't mind occasionally compiling things.
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by moltke 5y ago
There's no valid reason for the third party cookies. There are browsers that get this right (lynx lets you choose to accept and reject cookies (including an "always/never and never bother me about it again option.)
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by moltke 5y ago
>It does work for that. It does not. I used the moon thing from last year as an example. Here[1] is a very noncontroversial query that still yields factually incorrect results in the box at the top. Yes if you read the results carefully
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by moltke 5y ago
It's never going to work for that though. This is like changing a hammer design because some people are hurting themselves using it as a comb.
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by moltke 5y ago
>Should I simply accept that this site is the correct top result for my users' queries, Yes, your users aren't using your search engine as an oracle for the truth, they're using it to find pages with similar text. It'
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by moltke 5y ago
iOS is closed enough that you're entirely at the mercy of the behavior of a single company. .Net is at least nominally open source so at the end of the day if Microsoft does something unacceptable with it you can take your ball and go
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by moltke 5y ago
It's good motivation to start using client certs instead of passwords.
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by moltke 5y ago
It's much harder to deanonymize people who are connecting to hidden services because they don't have to use exit relays which are often illegal to run.
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by moltke 5y ago
Intuitively I feel like you could probably get away with borosilicate (certainly quartz if just have nothing better to spend your money on) on top of an electric stove.
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by moltke 5y ago
I taught myself java, go, and Scheme. Functional programming is still pretty popular among autodidacts last time I checked, mare than in formal environments I'd argue.
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by moltke 5y ago
Puppet certainly comes to mind. I think the only thing I've used with more broken links in the documentation has been Firefox OS.
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by moltke 5y ago
It's filtering for what it thinks the user is looking for (at least that's what's advertised) not what they want the user to be looking for.
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by moltke 5y ago
Minetest is neat but it lacks the "soul" of Minecraft. I don't know how else to say it, it's not "fun" for some reason. Despite being free I've never managed to get my friends into the game.
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by moltke 5y ago
The game is easier to run on Linux if you pirate it anyway thanks to the awful new launcher they made.
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by moltke 5y ago
I don't think we want search engines deciding what people should be looking at. They're tools.

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