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by s73ver 10y ago
The First Amendment does protect hate speech. However, Twitter is not bound by the First Amendment.
752.
by s73ver 10y ago
The two are nowhere near the same.
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by s73ver 10y ago
They already do. Stop pretending there's this mass persecution of alt-right people.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Let's also remind everyone that his banning was not censorship. He sent harassment trolls after another user, and impersonated another user in tweets, both of which are direct violations of the Twitter ToS, and for that, he was banned.
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by s73ver 10y ago
They already have.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Please don't fall into the trap of calling the things that are banned just "unpopular". We're not talking about disagreements over tax policy. These things are harassment, they are threats of violence, and they are white
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by s73ver 10y ago
No. That is a terrible, terrible defense.
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by s73ver 10y ago
No. It is extremely dishonest of Uber to do this.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Because the driver is not paid based on that rate. That is fraud.
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by s73ver 10y ago
No. Just no. This is not one of those, "You're welcome to contribute" things. This is one of the most basic things to have, and for them not to have it reflects extremely poorly on them. This is like not having the build scri
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by s73ver 10y ago
I think part 1 is fair, but part 2 is not. That's just silly.
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by s73ver 10y ago
At the same time, saying "This is who we are, this is what we're doing" is pretty important. It's not part of a "cute" website; it's part of a functional and informative one.
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by s73ver 10y ago
How much are you willing to pay for it?
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by s73ver 10y ago
Can you? Where's that guarantee? Where's the service agreement between you and uBlock?
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by s73ver 10y ago
Not at all. Asking money for your work isn't lazy. It's how the entire rest of the world works. It's how you're able to afford the ability to comment on this website.
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by s73ver 10y ago
I cannot agree with the idea that something wanting to pay the bills has "lost its soul".
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by s73ver 10y ago
Pay rate. While money is not the only thing in the world, a company that doesn't pay well probably isn't going to be enjoyable to work at, either. People who are worried about making ends meet are not always pleasant to be around.
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by s73ver 10y ago
In theory that's true, but in practice, not so much. Even if they told people to not use those APIs, that they're not stable, people would still use them, based on the open source they saw. And then they would change, and people w
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by s73ver 10y ago
Generally the people who are upset about "people constantly being offended by everything" are the ones saying the really offensive stuff.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Two Google products named Espresso? That won't be confusing at all.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Getting all kinds of press in the tech world.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Seems like an implementation of that XKCD comic on encryption security: https://xkcd.com/538/
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by s73ver 10y ago
If this is the case, then why are so many bad managers still managing?
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by s73ver 10y ago
I imagine the bits that to talk to Google's servers need to be.
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by s73ver 10y ago
Or the device maker and network provider, both were the bottlenecks in pushing out updates.
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by s73ver 10y ago
You know, for this news to come out along side the news from Imagination Technologies Group, you know they have to have something impressive already.