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throwaway199956
2y ago
But the First Ammendment really does say "Congress shall make no law .." without any caveats for national security or even war-time exemptions.
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throwaway199956
2y ago
But there is no restriction on American listeners tuning in to foreign radio stations. Americans are free to read foreign books, watch foreign news, browse foreign websites.
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throwaway199956
2y ago
Even it looks like they will be within weeks launching a second lunar sample return mission.
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throwaway199956
2y ago
Yes, but you think that possibility of government oversight/monitoring is an inherent necessity for government permitting any kind of media to operate in the US? If doesn't work in many cases anyway, Government has no way to track
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throwaway199956
3y ago
Listening to foreign radio stations on shortwave and listening their propaganda is also not illegal in the US.
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throwaway199956
3y ago
Doesn't first ammendment protect even that. Propaganda of other countries are legal under first ammendment. Why should we be a nanny state that should dictate which apps one can or cannot use on one's device. Also even at the high
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throwaway199956
3y ago
On several occasions, it did appear as if Nepomniachtchi had good chance to win the Championship, however it went to tie-breaks, and in the last match of the time break, Ding managed to win with black.
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Ding Liren of China Wins World Chess Championship
(nytimes.com)
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throwaway199956
3y ago
Any idea of high res images from Tianwen-1, as per reports they have imaged most of Mars surface, and being a more recent mission, may have better camera.
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4y ago
Does it apply to consumer equipment like phones, tablets and smart watches?
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4y ago
Cisco and Huawei can be subject to same set of regulations aginst having backdoors etc. But instead of general regulations and measures, what is promulgated is merely action against 2 particular firms, that is a targeted/particular reg