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pelasaco
4y ago
> I had a whole comment written, but you deleted and remade before I posted, and I lost what I wrote. Looks like I had twice the same comment, and I had to delete one, sorry.
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pelasaco
4y ago
Nice for the ruby on rails community. Twitter wasn't able to make it scale, mastodon is.. 2.5k open issues (which 600 are bugs) <o>
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pelasaco
4y ago
did it start before end january? That's when Musk started it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33504670
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pelasaco
4y ago
why its not unfounded? Reading his comments, looks like he will focus on having plurality on the moderation team and he will fight the bots and anonymous accounts which are quite noisy and disturbance to the real discussion. Twitter has pot
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pelasaco
4y ago
This timeline isn't really accurate. Elon started this on January 31, 2022[1], when he started to buy twitter shares batches daily. https://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/elon-must-twitter...
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pelasaco
4y ago
> Seeing Trump banned from Twitter made politicians realise they shouldnt be all in on the whims of "content moderators" at a corporation in another country. Interesting point. Which I would agree with you, but I tend to see t
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pelasaco
4y ago
That's more or less my argumentation on the "EU Voice" thread (and for sure being down-voted to death :)) I don't like EU signalling that Elon Musk is bad for the democracy, while the other people there were good. That
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pelasaco
4y ago
people are going to down-vote you to death, since HN wants to see mastodon winning against Tweeter.
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pelasaco
4y ago
it is related. It was created after Elon Musk bid[1] was accepted. Which is strange, suggesting that Musk would be bad, supporting the rhetoric that the millionaire owners of twitters would be more democratic than the billionaire Elon Musk.
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pelasaco
4y ago
Yes I did. Did you?
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pelasaco
4y ago
Probably you pasted the link without inspect it. I,however, read it and the information of how much such service costs isn't anywhere to find..or could point us out where did you find this information?
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pelasaco
4y ago
this is kind of whataboutism. I would say both are unnecessary.
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pelasaco
4y ago
Their staff is around 32k. people. But still server maintenance, content management, etc.. I would love to know how much such services costs to us.
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pelasaco
4y ago
Well, they are well paid if you analyze their output. I worked there. I know how goal oriented they are.
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pelasaco
4y ago
> Because they don't cost much? If at all? You are probably wrong here, but would be nice if EU was transparent enough to tell us how much it costs. It is a server management, patch management, content management, and etc.. i can im
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pelasaco
4y ago
who are paying for that? Why EU decides to manage such infrastructure?
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pelasaco
4y ago
We did it in the pandemics. We started on April 2020, and Monday we are getting an electrician here to connect our solar panel array to the main network (Germany). Me and my wife learned a lot, we fought a lot, but was such fun. I value muc
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pelasaco
4y ago
Raising kids are awesome. I had such fun doing that, while they were little. One great habit to develop is to read books with them. Me and my wife did it daily until they were 11, we read to them, then later we used to read with them (we re
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pelasaco
4y ago
Good morning, I used the first hours of the day to paddle, listening to the Republic I and II books by Plato. I started to study philosophy at university at the beginning of the year, and jumped right into it. One of the advantages is the i
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pelasaco
4y ago
you can translate it https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article241979761/CSU... the authorities are trying at all costs to avoid a Climate RAF ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army
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pelasaco
4y ago
I'm never happy with mass layoffs, but reading some tweets and going through some profiles linked to the article, it is clear to see that some people who were fired, weren't happy with the company. So regardless of their performan
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pelasaco
4y ago
thank you for your work! > Z-library were in it for commercial gain (you could access a certain number of books but to get more you had to pay for a subscription). They started out as a fork of library genesis, whose mission has always b
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pelasaco
4y ago
Probably because he is/was Dekasegi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dekasegi and there are some specific rules to move their money back to Brazil
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pelasaco
4y ago
by the way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X27Sw7r6gB8 (DEF CON 30 - Paul Roberts - Brazil Redux - Short Circuiting Tech-Enabled Dystopia Right to Repair)
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pelasaco
4y ago
> Terrorism can be generally defined as a group of people systematically instilling fear in citizens by carrying out violent acts that either destroy things or kill people. Nope, the definition of Terrorism was given some messages before
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pelasaco
4y ago
yes, guess what? A bike driver died in berlin because of their protests.. so now its fine to call it terrorism? https://twitter.com/AufstandLastGen/status/15881609762388172...
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pelasaco
4y ago
> You seem to be lumping all climate activists into one group and then saying they will all act like Islamic State eventually and commit violent behavior that will kill thousands of people. No, I'm not. You are trying to use this as
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pelasaco
4y ago
Nice idea of having the opt-in option to see the content which goes against the provider policy. The issue with China however is that in that scenario, they would probably track who have this option enabled and then persecute them.
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pelasaco
4y ago
its an issue that is escalating. They won't keep doing the same terror. They will escalate it, trying to shock more and more. Terrorist attacks don't have to result in death, why you think that it is the case? The eco-terrorists i
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pelasaco
4y ago
> Islamic State destroying ancient buildings and killing people. You added "killing people" to the statement because...? You are being lazy tbh or not just occasional hypocrite. If you cannot create a link between "destro
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