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by ttt0 5y ago
I don't comment in the comment section either, but I sometimes read it and I often see people accusing the channel of deleting comments, and the responses from the channel owners that they don't delete any comments. And these chan
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by ttt0 5y ago
I already addressed education. > If the source code is proprietary or for education then it doesn't matter I'm not forcing you to speak and teach children in English. My country actually was under cultural imperialism and peopl
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by ttt0 5y ago
The Tower of Babel. If the source code is proprietary or for education then it doesn't matter, but for the open source world it'd mean division onto multiple different languages where no one can understand and learn from each othe
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by ttt0 5y ago
vim has digraphs and it does the same thing.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Diversity? Like what, you want source code to be written in Cyrillic or Chinese? Please elaborate. ASCII is the standard, and programmers already learned to deal with it. What's the problem?
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by ttt0 5y ago
I'm not anti-Javascript, some of my favorite websites are written in Javascript.
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by ttt0 5y ago
> Do you remember all the concern about CRT in 2018? I do actually. I don't really watch news, so I'm not sure what they were saying, but I do remember the concerns. I got interested in this topic in like 2015-2016, if not earl
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by ttt0 5y ago
It happens to focus on groups that are currently minorities, but it's not so much about the demographic makeup, but about power. And majority does not equate to power. That's just false, and it'd contradict Marxism, or even s
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by ttt0 5y ago
I get the overall idea of what CRT is and it's basically in the same vein as for example The Culture of Critique. Some of it might be fair points, to some of it I have strong objections, but the bottom line is that children are not men
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by ttt0 5y ago
Truth and propaganda are not mutually exclusive. Edit: Finally when we got an actually interesting topic to discuss among the ocean of controversies everyone forgets in a week and tech equivalents of cute animal pictures, mods suddenly deci
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by ttt0 5y ago
Of course, it can't be anywhere near close to 90% as it's limited to just the left-leaning media, which is probably at most half of all media. I don't know the exact numbers, but I repeat again, it's only the most in-y
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by ttt0 5y ago
Or rationalize it as a right thing to do. The end justifies the means and such.
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by ttt0 5y ago
I don't want to necessarily pick on the left here, but the most in-your-face example is all the so-called 'wokeness' in the media. This is a conscious effort to promote the 'inclusiveness' or however you want to phr
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by ttt0 5y ago
Intent is there, people talk about it openly.
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by ttt0 5y ago
> Nobody I know in Europe uses SMS I do. I don't own a smartphone though.
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by ttt0 5y ago
In case of technological progress, intent is nothing.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Maybe because pizzagate actually was really disturbing. You can get your life ruined over making an OK sign, because it's a "dogwhistle", but powerful people making references to pedophilia and satanic rituals is just fine an
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by ttt0 5y ago
By saying "we don't know what to make of it"?
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by ttt0 5y ago
You never saw a media blackout?
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by ttt0 5y ago
> This idea that science and technology is just another random religion is so frustrating That's not my idea, take it to people who are treating science as such. You know, "believe the science" crowd, that will just take a
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by ttt0 5y ago
> a 30 day vacation from Facebook sounds wonderful, it'd be a great excuse to leave it all together. I left Facebook few years ago. I can't really back it up with anything, but I have a suspicion that this is the main reason wh
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by ttt0 5y ago
It's okay only when he acts like that towards people we don't like. But if it's me being stupid then he's unwelcoming and toxic.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Yes, and don't forget about gaslighting that this isn't actually happening.
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by ttt0 5y ago
> they don't want the Republicans who questioned this at the start to look good And this is actually how people think. I have no idea what's wrong with them, but it's completely f-ing crazy. A CNN staffer was wishing that
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by ttt0 5y ago
It was just an old meme and it was in my native language so you wouldn't get, but the offensive part of it is simply 'bitch'. Not as a direct insult, but kinda like in "surprise, bitch". Another thing is that I got
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by ttt0 5y ago
Isn't DDG just a frontend for Bing? I can host my own searx instance, but that's not a real search engine and it shouldn't count IMO.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Well then go after them too. And most importantly, go after banks, payment processors and money/infrastructure people in general so they aren't allowed to kick people off just because they don't like someone.
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by ttt0 5y ago
I got banned from Facebook for swearing basically. Someone took it as 'cyberbullying' or whatever nonsense. I tried to appeal explaining my intentions, but they basically told me that my intentions don't matter. By the way, s
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by ttt0 5y ago
ISPs don't abuse their power like Google, Facebook, Twitter etc. do.
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by ttt0 5y ago
It's rejected, partly because it's frankly offensive for a lot of people. You have no idea how much work, sweat and blood it took and how many sacrifices were made by my ancestors, a poor farmer family, so we can have this so-call

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