skrowl

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by skrowl 7y ago
You DEFINITELY don't own your Slack data
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by skrowl 7y ago
We've been using a combination of Discord / Telegram / Google Meet instead of Slack and haven't had any problems. There are lots of great alternatives out there.
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by skrowl 7y ago
The Constitution is very clear that treaties are the law of the land, and every state must abide by them (including the private companies and citizens in that states). A trade ban / embargo is a form of treaty. Article VI Debts, Supre
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by skrowl 7y ago
Flagged for linking to a leftist subreddit instead of the source and editorialized heading (ctrl F "unreliable" on the actual article, no hits). Actual source link: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/
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by skrowl 7y ago
Shutting down discussion is the opposite of the scientific method, but global warming alarmists know their arguments can't stand up to scrutiny so it's their default position to just de-platform anyone who is skeptical.
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by skrowl 7y ago
I believe it is legal to break DRM for purposes of backup / personal use on unsupported devices / etc in the United States, but I'm also not a lawyer.
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by skrowl 7y ago
The United States is not a member of OPEC, if that's "us" and "we" to you https://www.opec.org/opec_web/en/about_us/25.htm
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by skrowl 7y ago
By the time that change propagates, cloudflare will be backup
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by skrowl 7y ago
Very interesting. Thank you!
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by skrowl 7y ago
It's not so much that the surface temperature record isn't accurate, it's that it's been systematically tampered with / adjusted. https://realclimatescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2018&#x2F
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by skrowl 7y ago
Dissenter is pretty great for commenting on things that have heavy-handed censorship, like political YouTube videos. They recently created their own browser (a fork of Brave with all of the BAT sh*tcoin stuff removed) when Google and Firefo
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by skrowl 7y ago
I'm afraid it's not super clear here. Are you working on a Windows SERVER/DAEMON for WireGuard as well as a client, or just a client?
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by skrowl 7y ago
They're idling one in Europe too and have said it's related to global demand. https://agmetalminer.com/2019/06/19/this-morning-in-metals-u... "We are idling two blast furnaces in the United Sta
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by skrowl 7y ago
This is an amazing find. I hate AMP sites. Thanks you so much!
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by skrowl 7y ago
Found the Apple zealot! Seriously though, I hear Apple is super great on privacy now as long as you take their word for it and not their track record of being a member of PRISM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_%28sur
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by skrowl 7y ago
To clarify, some of the phones you can buy directly from T-Mobile can also be bought "unlocked" in the open market. In general, if you want any hope of unlocking your phone (either for use on other carriers or unlocking the bootlo
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by skrowl 7y ago
I hope your views are never found to be 'extreme' and you're deplatformed due to it
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by skrowl 7y ago
No it's not, if Facebook / Youtube / etc are found to be PUBLISHERS. AOL in the case you mentioned was being looked at as an open / neutral platform. I'm saying that clearly Facebook / Youtube no longer fit tha
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by skrowl 7y ago
> > Removing more hateful and supremacist content from YouTube > I think this is great, I see nothing of value being lost from channels whose whole schtick is to marginalize people's of a target group. Who gets to pick what&#x
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by skrowl 7y ago
I think the problem is that they censor views they don't like that aren't breaking any laws, which makes them a PUBLISHER but then they claim they need protections only offered to OPEN PLATFORMS. They've often claimed in cour
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by skrowl 7y ago
Google / Facebook are private companies, and they should absolutely be able to pick and choose what is posted on their platform if they want. However, they SHOULD NOT be able to have it both ways where they censor posts they don't
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by skrowl 7y ago
Mobile Safari is the new IE6. Hopefully that class-action against Apple for the app store monopoly bears fruit (pun fully intended) so some alternative browsers can be installed on iOS (via Amazon app store or something similar to f-droid).
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by skrowl 7y ago
It's been going since 2015. I doubt it'll ever really take off the way that Tor did.
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by skrowl 8y ago
I'm pretty sure they don't mean "Playback of this pre-rendered MP4 was powered by a single GeForce RTX 2080 Ti!"
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by skrowl 8y ago
DXR works with AMD cards as well - https://www.dsogaming.com/news/amd-states-that-all-of-its-dx...
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by skrowl 8y ago
I think most people progress past tablets to things like Surface Pros and Chromebooks naturally. The tablet market is dying because it's just not useful in a world where Chromebooks & Surface form factor PCs can run Android apps.
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by skrowl 8y ago
They're customers of Apple by virtue of owning an iOS device and thus being tied to Apple's app store.
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by skrowl 8y ago
Perhaps you should compare to other OSs rather than a physical supermarket. On Android, you can turn on "Unknown Sources" & install Amazon App Store, F-Droid, Humble Bundle's store, etc. You can even download .apks direc
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by skrowl 8y ago
The ability to sell and distribute apps on iOS.
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by skrowl 8y ago
It's not really necessary on a desktop or laptop., Unlike an iPhone, all you have to do to transfer to a desktop is plug in a USB cable. After that, you select to share your storage with the PC on your android phone and you can opera

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