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by takeda 6y ago
The whole argument is so silly. Trump could snap a finger and have cameras ready to air on national TV whatever he wanted to say. If Valve bans me from Steam for my language is that also violation of my free speech or is it their right to p
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by takeda 6y ago
> Facebook and Twitter don't own their data centers. If the DCs responded to the same pressure about hosting illegal content, the social media giants would disappear too. Not true, they do have own data centers.
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by takeda 6y ago
It's kind of interesting, it's supposedly about raytracer, but raytracers even existed back then. I think the code that was presenting him "typing" the raytracer code and then presenting it was really the harder part to
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by takeda 6y ago
I agree, personally I think POTUS and other government officials should even be banned (not by twitter but by law) to officially uses such private forums.
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by takeda 6y ago
I used Facebook in 2006 and it already was taking over MySpace. I don't know where you got 2015 from, because how ISPs are treated has no impact on social media.
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by takeda 6y ago
They were until 2003 when they were classified as information services. The FCC then enforced net neutrality rules by penalizing ISPs whenever they broke them until 2014 when court ruled that if ISPs are under Title I, the FCC has no contro
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by takeda 6y ago
This whole argument is such bullshit. People are trying to frame it as POTUS suddenly has no way to speak as if presidents before him had no platform to talk to the nation. POTUS and other officials should be banned for using private platfo
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by takeda 6y ago
There's a demand for service for narcissists, but it isn't huge. Twitter was becoming irrelevant and the only thing that brought Twitter back from irrelevancy was that POTUS was big user of it.
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by takeda 6y ago
actually they were from the start, or more accurately telcos were required to provide their lines for ISPs.
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by takeda 6y ago
you are mixing up net neutrality and a platform. Net Neutrality ensures that ISP do what the name says, providing Internet service without interfering with it, like restricting which sites you can visit. A platform like twitter, facebook, p
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by takeda 6y ago
If we are using board games analogy, that's hardly a checker's game. If you are POTUS your opinion affects the market. You can easily affect the market. Imagine how easy would be to make money through stock options if you had the
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by takeda 6y ago
LibreSSL, like many OpenBSD projects, puts security as the most important feature. Security is easier to do when code is simple. That's why LibreSSL actually removed many features. So I don't think there's much for OpenSSL to
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by takeda 6y ago
Typically that's how it works. If some functionality was removed, you will get linking errors.
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by takeda 6y ago
The law that prop 22 is overriding was patching loopholes with employment law. Where companies exploited employees by making them independent contractors so they don't have to provide benefits. The law in question (AB5) essentially ban
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by takeda 6y ago
What's the point of listing Edge or Opera? Is the same damn browser as Chrome after they forgo their engines.
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by takeda 6y ago
I don't know what GP is trying to say, but the problem was that they never provided any actual evidence. Everything was presented on social media was made of videos that might have looked suspicious to someone not familiar with the pro
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by takeda 6y ago
I think more likely a 5G nut. Tennessee is pretty bad currently with COVID. Given it is 5G building, people were warned to leave area, large explosion (still not enough to destroy the building, but looks like it caused a huge damage) I thin
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by takeda 6y ago
Yep, as long as you can explain that someone is a bigger monster than you are you can justify yourself killing anyone.
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by takeda 6y ago
> 3) This woman recalls a male voice but the news played a female voice. This goes to show how bad our memories are! Here is the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nygTJeu9fU I actually also watched the video be
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by takeda 6y ago
Wondering if it was anti-5G related.
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by takeda 6y ago
exactly this, in companies that had some kind of moratorium during holidays the on-call was often the quietest time. Majority outages are triggered by code changes, even those that seemingly are unrelated.
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by takeda 6y ago
Linus talked about it and other settings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK45BxjSLCs
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by takeda 6y ago
I never understood the appeal of Nginx. I mean, I understand the web server, it's much easier than setting up apache, and before apache introduced event based mpm it was also much faster. What I mean is the load balancing functionality
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by takeda 6y ago
Well, I'm on a PC, and frankly my experience was good. Yes, it would be better without some glitches, but they don't kill the game for me.
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by takeda 6y ago
I admit I'm one of those PC players, but out of curiosity I looked at reviews of PS4 and (ignoring the purposefully over-exaggerated pictures/videos) frankly it doesn't seem as bad either. Well, the crashes are bad, but they
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by takeda 6y ago
Me too, and I already went through it with Opera. I don't really have an alternative once Firefox is gone.
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by takeda 6y ago
I never was admin of a NNTP server, but I don't think it's true about scaling or moderation. From what I know when you're admin, you decide which groups you allow on your server. The controversial stuff is really on groups st
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by takeda 6y ago
Here is explanation what happened: https://www.thegeorgiasun.com/2020/12/04/fact-check-were-sui...
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by takeda 6y ago
A great alternative on reddit, or rather reddit became an alternative to it, is Usenet. It really sucks that NNTP is disappearing and no longer being provided by ISPs.
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by takeda 6y ago
Probably it won't help to get around VPN, but for mobile I prefer reddit is fun app. Simple and usable without any crap.

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