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by ratsmack 6y ago
You could also make the case that it's just the shorts that are covering so they don't end up like GME.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Guilty by association is a disease that pervades all social platform's and is destructive no matter who is doing it.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
They'll be fine if they don't lose faith. hopefully their not using their grocery money to fund their accounts.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
> ... overvalued ... This really has nothing to do with it.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
>Isn't creating the appearance of this kind of consensus exactly what would happen at a pump and dump scheme at the height of the pump? This is fully in the open and all information is public. Pump and dump schemes are usually the r
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by ratsmack 6y ago
I would like to see corporate and union donations limited again. This should have never happened. [1] [1] https://www.foxnews.com/politics/supreme-court-removes-limit...
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by ratsmack 6y ago
>State health officials said they rely on a very complex set of measurements that would confuse and potentially mislead the public if they were made public. Or would it be an embarrassment for some reason. For whatever reason, this is pu
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Many large unions are like small empires and are self serving.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
It's kinda funny that the Keystone XL Pipeline has been canceled, but the oil will still reach it's destination at a higher cost on trains and with additional damage to the environment from the locomotive diesel engines.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
I have never had a Twitter account, so unfortunately I cannot do the same. I'm hoping more people here do the same as you so we can get a cross section of the accuracy for that specific bot detector. I have problems with articles on bo
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by ratsmack 6y ago
I just want all infrastructure to be made into a public utility so I can pick the network service provider of my own choice.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
>Classify out-there right-wing things as out of bounds. Why not include out-there left-wing things, or are left wing things always okay?
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by ratsmack 6y ago
> Russian-based firm DDoS-Guard said in a statement to The Hill it started servicing Parler on Sunday night. The firm said Parler is not using DDoS-Guard as a hosting site, but did not detail what services it is providing the platform. I
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Is the rise because of covid, or is it because more people are opting for cremation over burial? https://www.inquirer.com/business/coronavirus-cremations-bur...
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by ratsmack 6y ago
I believe that the three letter agencies in the US are leading the pack.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
This is not the first time this has happened with someone associated with China. Are we finding this stuff now just because China is in focus? How many more people from other countries are involved with a situation like this? It seems that
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Old FORTRAN programmer here... I hated implicit data types and was never happier when IMPLICIT NONE was introduced.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
But does it make any difference whether it's a man or woman? It always seems that there is a desire to make an issue in these cases about race and/or gender to drive more division into society.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
>Fringe Groups That implies that what is left on Twitter is the norm, but I have a hard time believing that anything on twitter is normal.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Did you read the first few paragraphs? He stated that "He's just kidding".
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Pure democracy is essentially mob rule and it seems that a lot of tech companies make decisions democratically lately.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Is that according to CNN?
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by ratsmack 6y ago
It should be a requirement to eat your own dog food regarding laws and regulations.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
After what I've seen in the last week, I have loaded both Telegram and Signal on my phone and desktop. I am also going to return to my roots in ham/packet radio.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
It will be interesting to see how close to the front page this makes it. I seems that these difficult subjects are soon flagged dead before any meaningful discussion.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
The article is a bit dated since Bitcoin is above $30k today.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Assange is neither and we don't need to make it complicated. Assange broke no laws as a journalist and was always careful to release information that would not harm anyone. What he did was no different than the release of the Pentagon
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by ratsmack 6y ago
Are we going to lower the standard just because AI is hard? I hope not.
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by ratsmack 6y ago
As a corporation with a huge amount of investment money involved, they will bend every rule and law to maximize the ROI for those investors. Also, these companies will extract every bit of data from their customers (product) that they can,
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by ratsmack 6y ago
It seems that these horror stories are happening more frequently and makes me wonder if Google/YouTube is suffering from complacency rot. This happens when people stop caring and just start "doing their job" or "followin

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