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by mrkramer 2y ago
US will keep discrediting China as long as there is no conclusive evidence of what exactly happened. The burden of proof is on China. But let's be honest if it was a lab leak of this scale and consequences in US, US wouldn't admit
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That argument doesn't have any validity taking in consideration that it was still illegal to sell drugs online. In another words; legally it doesn't mean anything that it was safer to sell drugs online than it is on the streets, b
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I'm not pro life sentence but the guy who was selling literally tons of narcotics online from which people overdosed and died and the guy who was ordering murders of his narco enemies gets to spend only 10 years in jail is indeed ridic
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My understanding of Twitter is that it is or was like your official personal Gazette[0] where you could broadcast what you are up to or whatever is on your mind at the moment. It has definitely different use cases for regular users and so f
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I would like to ask Chinese president Xi Jinping when will Google and Facebook be available in China and all the rest of the Western social apps. Can I get any clarity and assurance? Thanks.
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Ok so US doesn't want "socialist" influence in US and China doesn't want "capitalistic" influence in China. Eye for an eye. Problem solved.
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Majority of those removals are safety removals not ideological censorship based on some socialist or whatever ideology.
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US is liberal democracy, China is not and how much information is censored on Google.com if any? And did US government use Google to target individuals or ethnic groups within US?
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>This statement is not entirely accurate. It is possible for a US social media company to operate in mainland China, provided it complies with local regulations, including hosting its servers in China and adhering to censorship requireme
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"Trump is gonna unban us!" - TikTok's wet dream.
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US should ban all Chinese software apps and services as long as CCP does not allow Google and Facebook to operate in China. As a matter of fact not only Google and Facebook but all the Western internet social apps and services should be all
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This only shows how incompetent Twitter's management was; they not only ruined Twitter but Vine too and gave the opportunity to TikTok to fill the massive vacuum.
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>To succeed at YouTube make people watch more YouTube. Yea but how do you do that? By making more compelling content than competitors. That's the basic formula.
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So formula for success on YouTube is to be constantly making crazy and then even more crazier videos and hope they become viral so more people discover you? I knew that even 15 years ago when I was watching crazy pranks pulled by French You
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Automattic vs. WP Engine will be ultimately decided in court but this sort of reminds me of Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc.[0] when Oracle got mad because of Google cashing out hard with Android. It's all about money for Matt....not
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Lowlevel meaning low tier not low level/hardware software engineers.*
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So lowlevel engineers are already replaced by AI? Lowlevel meaning low tier no low level/hardware software engineers?
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This is one of the most stupidest and toxiest moves ever; imagine Google saying: millions of devs and thousands of companies use Golang and they are not contributing as much as we do so we are going to drastically lower our contributions ju
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Y Combinator scored a surprise win when Larry Page came to speak(techcrunch.com)
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I always thought that Airbnb was better version of Booking.com....idk cause I never used neither of them.
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His mind is spinning all the time....he wanted to ban both Facebook and TikTok.
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Walled gardens like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and others are the missed opportunities for the Open Web. Google nor any other search engine can't crawl their information, so Web users who are not on the aforementioned sites are miss
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Not all queries are the same but I agree with you that the authority of source is crucial. That's why for example .gov sites rank high and should rank high because government is usually the most trusted source. But when you are looking
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>But "search" and "getting an answer to a question" are two different things, aren't they? First conceptualization of the "search" were web directories then AltaVista and Google drove the complexity dow
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It's fascinating to me that Google didn't yet crack the actual discovery of websites and information. Google is constrained to 10 search results by design because majority of people won't ever go to the second search results
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That's the real question, because younger generations use less and less Open Web. That was actually one of the main concerns of Larry Page back in the day, that the majority of Web's information might get and be locked behind wall
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Cybercrime research; locate malicious actors across social web.
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Nice OSINT tool.
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In the search bar you must add the option to search by company e.g. Google, Microsoft, Apple etc.
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>I keep hearing people crow about how Africa is going to get re-colonized by China, but I just don't see it. For instance, in the last 50 years, America and her allies have China financially and politically backed Pol Pot who murder

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