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sublupo
8y ago
How would you compare xmpp to matrix? Are they both similarly secure, distributed, and open source?
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sublupo
8y ago
one thing I'm really hoping for is more support for calendars. I see no way to view / change the color of events. while I can add them to categories, it is much easier for me to color code them.
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8y ago
SubscribeStar tried to do that exact thing, and they succeeded for a little while. Then PayPal decided to freeze their account. My guess is because many people started to contact PayPal and said that SubscribeStar wasn't censoring peop
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8y ago
Correct, I moved the goalpost because, thanks to your comment, I realized that saying that NameCheap is just as scammy as GoDaddy is an exaggeration. Nonetheless, I wouldn't trust a site with ads that outright lie. It's not like w
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8y ago
Let me rephrase it. It is not scammy like GoDaddy, but it is scammy like when a newspaper publishes sponsored content. It is not that important what happened behind the scene. In the end, I went to their site and I saw something that was no
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8y ago
Yes they do, see my other comment: Namecheap is also scammy. I searched for a random URL (smithstein.co.ru) and it said that while they don't sell co.ru they sell smithstein.com ( https://i.ibb.co/FxmMH81/Screensho
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8y ago
Namecheap is also scammy. I searched for a random URL (smithstein.co.ru) and it said that while they don't sell co.ru they sell smithstein.com ( https://i.ibb.co/FxmMH81/Screenshot-20181212-133716.png ) . After cl
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8y ago
If only... It costs 7 dollars plus hundreds of dollars in lawyer and attorney's fees to properly prove in an audit that you paid your taxes
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8y ago
and don't think about doing that while in a country where you don't know their native language. The challenge that Google gives you will be in that language, with no way to change it to English
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8y ago
> In a Native American language of California called Atsugewi (now extinct), if a tree was burned and we found the ashes in a creek afterward, we would have said that soot w’oqhputíc’tainto the creek. W’oqhputíc’ta is a conglomeration of
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8y ago
You infer incorrectly. Regardless to what Congress will decide in this case, land that was sold will not go back to the previous owners.
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8y ago
My issue with that is who should it be returned to? The people who it was taken from and who took it are long dead. Is one person more deserving of the land simply because they can trace their ancestry to someone who used to own that land?
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8y ago
> Today, we still lose land every time an acre is sold to a non-Indian, inherited by someone less than half blood quantum, or even when an owner lifts restrictions to qualify for a mortgage I don't see how that would be effected by
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8y ago
The question of how to repay generational theft is a difficult one. So many people have been wronged historically, and almost no nation / aristocrat has got their land "ethically". If Oklahoma were to be "returned"
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8y ago
It's not being hostile, it's more than that. For example, if I invite my men co-workers to go swimming then there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. But if I invite my women co-workers, then it could be interpreted in a bad wa
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8y ago
> 3 That's ridiculous. Every antisemite eats, does that make eating antisemitic? Most people on the right don't like when Soros pays for protestors. 75% of Orthodox Jews support Trump. Most of whom I assume disagree with Soros.
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8y ago
The reason that they have time limits is to prevent what just happened. After the time limit was over, candidate A had more votes. The people in charge of the polling stations were supporters of B (is this information important?). After the
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8y ago
Based on this: https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/9j35ry/i_am_dr_andy_y... It appears to be Andy Yen, the founder of ProtonMail.
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8y ago
I tend not to trust ProtonMail that much after seeing this thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/8ww4h2/protonvpn... This is a reddit thread that criticizes ProtonVPN (same company as Proto
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8y ago
I never read the text of the law, but I was told that a part of removing net neutrality, companies would have to say what they were throttling. Is that not the case?
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8y ago
thanks
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sublupo
8y ago
I've wondered for a while how to do that. Is there a JavaScript function that modifies the status bar?
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> "You can change your name. You can change your gender. Why not your age?" Solid logic
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8y ago
Because democracy only works when the voters are good. If a large majority of voters were Nazis then a Hitler would be elected. Similarly, I wouldn't want people who are proven to do something criminal to influence who becomes my leade
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8y ago
Candidates bussing certain people to the poles has been done for a long time
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8y ago
Sorry, not my first language
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8y ago
What if one gender has a higher variance than another gender? Just don't say that to Google or you may get fired.
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8y ago
Many tech companies that I know actually huge preference to "marginalized" group. I don't know if it is still done but Microsoft used to have a reputation that they would call females in for a second interview as long as the
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I can't wait for the day that a website that is anti-tech-giants gets no-platformed. I guess the internet will shrug then as well.
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8y ago
It seems pretty obvious that the author was wronged by the renter. Also, it looks like this is not the first time that the robber stole something (illegally, even though the insurance is exempt from paying). So then why is the author hiding
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