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newbie789
5y ago
Sorry, I’m genuinely confused here. I asked his defenders if they support his views on race science, and brought up the possibility that people dislike him for reasons other than the 2017 event. Your position is that it’s impolite to bring
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Is it unambiguously a lie if I were to say “Based off what I’ve read of this guy’s writing, this guy is a piece of shit racist who has openly admitted to being randomly abusive to strangers.”? Or am I morally obligated to say “He also appe
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5y ago
His position is that “If you don’t support my extensive writing about race science, you’re a bigot and a liar because of an incident unrelated to my extensive writing about race science, which has singularly made me a victim of the mob - no
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5y ago
Legitimate question to the folks on here that are defending this guy: What are your thoughts on this guy’s (thoroughly spelled out) views regarding race and intelligence? I’ll start: I think his opinions are wrong and bad, and I sincerely d
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5y ago
Ah, thanks. I was confused by the title.
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newbie789
5y ago
Wait the author says that this isn’t a bug in Paxos but one that he intentionally and arbitrarily introduced? The ‘bug’ here is maybe a bit of ambiguity from a book? Edit: I appreciate being corrected on this.
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newbie789
5y ago
Hi! Have you ever been the owner of a free hosting service of any kind whatsoever? A long time ago I was, and I can assure you that horrific child/animal abuse material does literally show up as an emergent phenomenon, necessitating mo
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5y ago
What is this?
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newbie789
5y ago
I’m still waiting on your publicly accessible upload portal for tentacle porn. At this point, your reticence to give me access to your personal website’s storage has crossed from censorious to violating the non-agression policy. It’s quite
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5y ago
Yeah, these “free speech at all costs!!” folks really don’t think that individuals and private organizations should have the right to curate what appears on the platforms they own and pay for. Their version of “free speech” necessarily requ
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newbie789
5y ago
So, how do I upload my collection of tentacle porn to your personal website? A true advocate for free speech would post their SFTP credentials in the open on this website.
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newbie789
5y ago
What Are You Talking About
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newbie789
5y ago
Wait are you part of this conversation? Edit: It literally can’t be the answer to my question so
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newbie789
5y ago
So how do I move my tentacle porn collection to your personal website? SFTP? Git? Rsync? I would love to hear your position on free speech
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newbie789
5y ago
Sorry for the repost but: What exactly are you trying to have a discussion with me about?
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newbie789
5y ago
> I essentially challenged the creator to advocate for his new platform by supporting the speech rights of child abusers to promote their ideas I wouldn’t do that. I’m not sure why anybody would.
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newbie789
5y ago
“Basically” was a modifier here, meant to indicate that he was not auto-banned in the traditional sense but rather quickly in a way that resembled being auto-banned.
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newbie789
5y ago
Oh sorry, I didn’t realize that we’re talking about “unfettered free speech” which doesn’t appear in the article. Yes, it is true that he did not advocate for your flavor of “freedom” (forcing private entities to host and serve any and all
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5y ago
Having rules on a private website is against the concept of free speech? How much of your own money are you willing to spend on hosting and serving an unlimited amount of user-uploaded hentai tentacle porn on your privately-owned domain? If
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5y ago
Lowtax was by all accounts a real piece of garbage by the end, but he undoubtedly created a place that changed the internet permanently. I find it kind of funny the amount of ire he drew long before the abuse allegations surfaced though. Fo
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newbie789
5y ago
Moderation on a private forum is a form of (free) expression.
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newbie789
5y ago
The poster in this case is intentionally trying to astroturf the idea that they are somehow a victim of an imaginary social force by posting bullshit and then whining when people prefer not to read said bullshit. It’s a pathological impuls
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5y ago
Agreed. I’d rather pay the $2k to somebody that can address my immediate specific concerns in an interactive way, and I’d certainly not give it to somebody that suggests that I don’t understand an entire market because I think their silly
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5y ago
Yes. It would be a “steal” for somebody that somehow both can’t run etherscan and extrapolate meaningful information but is in a position to make big financial decisions. Are you a customer of this service?
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5y ago
> not everyone can just open etherscan and download insight straight into the brain. So… this is for execs that lack the core competency for being an exec in this space?
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5y ago
It’s a constellation of different methods of money laundering. If you enjoy money laundering (or have some sort of disorder that makes you enjoy assisting money launderers), it’s all fun!
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5y ago
$2,000 per month for this drivel is absolutely hilarious. Normally I’m not a big fan of outlandishly overinflated egos peddling nonsense for cash, but the sheer arrogance on display here is actually somehow impressive. That being said, the
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Can’t you just bike for recreation? Biking is both “core to your identity” but also something you don’t do unless you strictly have to?
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Fair enough. Instead of signing a big check for an incredibly valuable domain, Benioff transferred the incredibly valuable domain from his personal possession to the company. I’m not personally of the opinion that this is an important enoug
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5 is the most important because without a reasonable revenue model, selling to a larger company and washing your hands of your privacy promises is the clearest way to make money later. Edit: you guys didn’t buy you.com from anybody? The dom
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