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6y ago
It was the co-founder & CTO that authored the commits, not a rouge engineer: https://github.com/brave/brave-core/commits/master/component... https://github.com/bbondy
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6y ago
> if you just look at the last few years No, you've been told that because people aren't happy with the current status quo. There has always been propaganda and the truth is always possible to find. Unless you have something sp
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6y ago
It's not just "binance.us", it's common terms like "bitcoin", "btc", "ltc", "eth", etc. https://github.com/brave/brave-core/blob/master/componen
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6y ago
That's a hypothetical I disagree with. Politicians will always address their counterparts and should always try to inform their constituents. It's up to the constituents to stay educated. Censoring politicians because people migh
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s_y_n_t_a_x
6y ago
When you don't prevent looting the looters will be confronted by cops and they will then choose to take the cops life or go to jail. This is what happened to David Dorn.
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6y ago
How about don't remove anyone or anyone's post unless it's illegal? Certainly don't target certain politicians while leaving others alone. When you can't win your argument on merit, you censor. It's up to the p
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s_y_n_t_a_x
6y ago
I can want more competition as well as more accountability for Twitter when they choose to target specific tweets/accounts. Facebook has for the most part stayed out of it and they are being attacked for not providing a Ministry of Tru
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6y ago
Brought to you by the Ministry of Truth. If you don't see our stamp on it, it's not true! > All sources of misinformation are dangerous, but it is undeniable that one "side" traffics in misinformation in much, much hi
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6y ago
Yes, I believe the discussion is to update Section 230 to make those distinctions as the law was created in 1996 to protect bulletin boards, not the social media giants we have today. It's a discussion we should all want to have to pre
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6y ago
Yes, and the debate is whether or not the companies are acting in bad faith and abusing this 1996 law by selectively altering their users posts and presenting their information thus acting like a publisher. Yes this is the current state, bu
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6y ago
Actually it seems like social media companies are choosing who can't lie and who can. Normal users and even most politicians lie on social media everyday, who cares. The problem I see is social media companies targeting specific leader
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s_y_n_t_a_x
6y ago
Thank you for the quick reply. Awesome site!
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6y ago
Could you add the registered party of the Senator to the table.
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6y ago
There's clearly a seam around the buttons allowing them to be depressed along with an internal light. Looks like most car hazard light buttons. If we're going to speculate based on a picture lets go with the most likely that the p
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6y ago
They aren't wanting to kill 230, they want to take it away from companies who choose to alter users' posts. Their argument is if you start censoring and editing your users you are abusing the protections given to you by 230 and yo
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6y ago
Yes it will, autopilot just keeps the heading and the altitude. There may be other sensors onboard that help with detections (it is a lot more expensive after-all) but the autopilot control system does no such thing. Even with all the senso
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6y ago
America is proud because SpaceX is an American company that has made this possible while being commercially viable. It's a testament to American capitalism. It's something to be very proud of. It's the next step in the space
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6y ago
Attaching a fact check link ONLY to Trump is a bit concerning. There are real dictators around the world who haven't been flagged, I believe Trump is the only political figure to be. It's really strange Twitter chose this one twee
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6y ago
> What Twitter did is what a free press does. Yeah that's the problem. If they want to do what free press does then they should be a publisher. Calling the other side pathetic and using hyperboles will not win anyone over to your si
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6y ago
If we did then there wouldn't be articles complaining about WFH. Just let people do what they want. If you like WFH then find a company that allows it, if you don't, do the inverse. I don't see why there is so much hate again
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6y ago
Very interested in using this for a mobile mmo I'm developing. Is there a discord or somewhere I could follow development? I'm curious about how well tilemaps scale in your engine when it comes to huge maps.
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Is that more likely? Should it be that easy for a user to flag an article that's trending so far upward? If it is that easy, maybe we should discuss the flagging system because it gives the ILLUSION that it was taken down because there
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6y ago
They're unorganized and powerless because they are spineless.
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6y ago
As a Gears fan, Gears Tactics is a money grab. Gears 5 was CoDified, still happily playing Gears 4 though. MCC for PC just came out. Can't believe I can play Halo 2 again!
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6y ago
Wow, an Animal Farm quote on Hacker News. I've seen it all.
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6y ago
I'd wait until the court decides to say who is talking out of whose ass, Gavin Newsom is known for just that. Gavin Newsom really is Gavin Belson...
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6y ago
Odd statement given that Fremont is a sanctuary city. California also breaks the federal marijuana scheduling. Not saying I agree or disagree with either choice, but it seems we were already picking and choosing laws.
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6y ago
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