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by panny 6y ago
To me this sounds like, Right: Cancel culture is bad! Youtube: You're right, so we are removing downvotes! Right: NOOOOO!!! I want to downvote Biden videos and cancel him! It is a little silly. YouTube was removing the downvotes manual
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by panny 6y ago
Linux kernel becomes more bloated, again. 5.8 was huge, 5.10 was "comparable in size" and now 5.12 is again very large.
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by panny 6y ago
>Jetbrains is the exception, not the norm. Developer tools are loss leaders for large corporation to acquire developer goodwill and mindshare. Previously we sold developer tools/PaaS. Programmers do not like to pay for their tooling
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by panny 6y ago
I don't read wikipedia if the page is locked, because locked pages are a clear indicator of editorialization from wikipedia. It's basically their icon for wikipedia's opinion section.
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by panny 6y ago
>CNN doesn't even report the news anymore. I agree. I remember when news organizations had correspondents who travelled around the world to report on stories. People like Marie Colvin, who would risk their lives to get a story. Now
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by panny 6y ago
I had a Motorola a1200 in 2006 :) >None of them has been a great product The a1200 ming was pretty slick for its time. It had a 2MP camera when everything else shipped with 0.3MP at best. Touch screen, stylus, see through flip so you cou
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by panny 6y ago
>Nevertheless, when you compare the UK NHS to the system we have in the USA, the benefits - especially for those of lower means - far outweigh the downsides. Alfie Evans died. Sterling Raspe is alive. The UK has its own version of "
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by panny 6y ago
Why assume it is harmful to their digestion? If I can eat beans without getting the discomfort of gas, I probably eat more beans. Article indicates they grow to healthy weight, the beef/dairy doesn't taste different. Sounds like t
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by panny 6y ago
He answered before you asked, >Inevitably there will be some of you in the audience asking, “Well what do you want them to do? They’re trying their hardest, help them with some solutions!!”. >I don’t want this post to be about The Sol
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by panny 6y ago
>My understanding is this is extremely difficult short of killing myself. That's not really how it works. The only way humanity is at 7 billion and counting is due to advances in engineering, farming, etc. Look for example at two ex
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by panny 6y ago
>If you are arguing for unbridled free speech then fair enough (Personally I wouldn't but we can have that conversaion). It's just words. Sticks and stones... What I see on social media platforms is a UX made to require moderat
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by panny 6y ago
>The right-wing fantasies about 230 repeal are even more off base. For one thing, without Section 230 immunity, a figure like Donald Trump would almost certainly be kicked off Twitter, because he constantly defames people. Tim Wu seems t
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by panny 6y ago
>They cant exist without moderation and censorship either. Back when email arrived with a "You've got mail!" AOL chats were not moderated. I assure you they existed. All you needed was the ignore button. People are perfect
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by panny 6y ago
>If you cannot censor away opinions, if suppression of ideas doesn't work then why in exactly these kinds of articles do people bemoan it as dangerous? I've read a screenshot of some anonymous post that goes like: "There&#
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by panny 6y ago
It's pretty disappointing to me how laser focused US media is on the nuclear plant and not on the tsunami devastation and human loss of life. That said, we have nuclear energy promoters who will defend this accident as the fault of any
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by panny 6y ago
>You can get the stats directly from the states You can also get stats directly from the CDC. Like these stats on the flu, https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm 202 cases since September, for a disease that
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by panny 6y ago
Out of curiosity, do you also believe the official number of Chinese cases, which is around 89,000? Or to answer your question directly, I believe the media isn't reporting them. Just like they don't want to report Cuomo, along wi
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by panny 6y ago
>Since the beginning of the trials, all trials, there has not been a single death or hospitalization among people vaccinated. The statement clearly says, since the date when trials began, there have been no deaths among all people who re
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by panny 6y ago
23 in Norway as well in one elderly home. https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n149
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by panny 6y ago
That sentence is an outright lie. Tim Zook died after taking it. Sonia Acevedo died after taking it. Sara Beltran Ponce had a miscarriage after taking it. [1,2] [1] https://twitter.com/SaraBelPonMD/status/135489085
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by panny 6y ago
>outside of hobbyists playing with weird architectures for fun These are also the most likely people to be able to remove dependency on your project making it less relevant. That's what happened with Gentoo. They didn't bother
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by panny 6y ago
Why is it white supremacy and not Japanese supremacy, since Japanese have the highest average IQ in studies I've seen? White countries all lag behind east Asia. It is really weird that Scott would be called a racial supremacist for exp
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by panny 6y ago
>The on-by-default setting was technically a violation of the standard A standard written for advertisers by advertisers. This is the problem. There are technical solutions, but the biggest advertiser (Google) makes the browser. This is
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by panny 6y ago
It is in the article.
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by panny 6y ago
>Seeing users even mention that they use a Snap in many groups results in an instinctive “ew” comment from some dipwad who has nothing better to do than try and break people down for using something they don’t like. Why would you care or
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by panny 6y ago
Seems like Gentoo found an alternative package, "Back in Gentoo-land, it turned out that the cryptography dependency for Portage came because it was using urllib3 and requests. Those two packages in Gentoo are dependent on cryptograph
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by panny 6y ago
Why doesn't rust team add support for GCC instead? Seems like that would be a big win for them. Alternately, python cryptography could have chosen a different memory safe language, like Go, which is supported by GCC. Why did they inte
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by panny 6y ago
You are realtime evidence for mikepurvis to see that the left never let go of the Russiagate conspiracy theory. Thanks for helping me to prove my point here.
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by panny 6y ago
https://www.bostonherald.com/2020/05/17/disinformation-from-... "Even after the Mueller report clearly indicated that there was no provable collusion or coordination between the Russian government and th
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by panny 6y ago
Just because I have an ARM processor doesn't mean I'm on a phone too.

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