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by vageli 6y ago
It is crazy to think that ideas can be extinguished. These purges will serve to further concentrate and radicalize the adherents to these ideologies. edit : I may have been wrong, it seems deplatforming might work. [0] TIL! I had often rea
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by vageli 6y ago
> “While the rule on hate protects such groups, it does not protect all groups or all forms of identity. For example, the rule does not protect groups of people who are in the majority or who promote such attacks of hate.” The majority w
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by vageli 6y ago
> I can see this policy being used for censorship in this age of cancel culture. Don't virtue signal hard enough for the latest outrage mob? No cert for you. How does that work with a largely automated process like Let's Encryp
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by vageli 6y ago
> Facebook is frequently the target of the traditional media because these outlets have been largely shut out in favor of conservative sites. Take a look at the most popular news posts for 6/19 and 6/24: > https:/&#x2F
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by vageli 6y ago
> Taking the threat itself down from Facebook in no way violates the public’s “right to know”. How can we even do journalism if we are deleting the sources quoted?
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by vageli 6y ago
> An elected legislator is not the government in my mind. This whole personification of the government done by Americans puzzles me. Government holds the monopoly on violence, not Beto. He shouldn’t imply such a terrible thing. The gover
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by vageli 6y ago
> I’m not blaming the phone manufacturers - I am blaming Google. Apple definitely didn’t go out of its way to make sure that my 2006 era Mac Mini worked with Windows. But since back then, Apple used mostly standard PC components, MS supp
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by vageli 6y ago
> Now, banks don't do this (at least, as far as I'm aware), but to play the devil's advocate: just imagine if Amazon asked very-high-risk vendors to post collateral before selling. If they get caught, the collateral is use
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by vageli 6y ago
Slightly tongue-in-cheek: what if the password itself is an admission of a crime?
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by vageli 6y ago
I looked into this some time ago and found that wireguard cannot run on fargate due to requiring kernel modifications and the userspace implementation[0] has similar blockers. [0]: https://github.com/aws/containers-road
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by vageli 6y ago
> > That’s why we’re going all-in, and we won’t be shipping any more 3DOF VR products. > This is not exactly surprising, but still a bold and absolutely correct move from Oculus. > As a developer who was rejected from the Oculus
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by vageli 6y ago
> I'm getting mine in a few days and I'm very excited. Can you recommend some jaw dropping content to try on it? Superhot is the absolute best IMO. If you're open to homebrew, VRigade on SideQuest is my favorite game on th
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by vageli 6y ago
Seems they were poking fun at the parent's typo which also states "collision". > A high barrier to entry business would more easily face allegations of anti-trust and collision, eg all of the car dealerships
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by vageli 6y ago
It's sickening. https://classroom.synonym.com/how-to-get-a-pba-card-in-new-j...
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by vageli 6y ago
As someone with no knowledge on the subject, why would accepting payment increase liability? As in, the target of the lawsuit would also be liable for the money they received, or something else?
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by vageli 6y ago
> > I think people innately want to learn whatever they need to know to accomplish their goals > Bingo. Both my parents are retired teachers, and both focused on high-risk student populations (my father at adolescent correctional f
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by vageli 6y ago
Seems like Magicard offers linux drivers [0], found a cheapish used printer on ebay too. [0]: https://support.magicard.com/solution/linux-driver/ [1]: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Magicard-Enduro-
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by vageli 6y ago
> You might be able to claim the business. If they are using your info you should be able to verify ownership and take over the listing. Verification of ownership is done via snail mail to the business address.
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by vageli 6y ago
Would you feel similarly about AirBnB hosts leaving their contact information in the physical location so you could arrange bookings outside the platform? Just curious because I can see the value platforms provide in discovery and "bri
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by vageli 6y ago
> 4. Trials. Not on Wil Shipley's list, but how on earth do we not get trials? I don't want in-app purchases to "unlock" the app. I just want to try it out for a couple weeks before I buy. I have foregone many possibl
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by vageli 6y ago
They even went so far as to falsify an inventory. Why would they go to that trouble if they believed their conduct was lawful? In my view this supports an allegation of wrongdoing.
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by vageli 6y ago
My goodness, I should have just checked the manufacturer's website. Thank you!
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by vageli 6y ago
> Polar Pure has long been my favorite (it's cheap and extremely robust), Are you able to acquire Polar Pure anymore? I thought they stopped making it since the DEA classified crystalized iodine as a meth precursor.
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by vageli 6y ago
I guess I took the fixed value to be the function, and not the... value. I see my misunderstanding now.
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by vageli 6y ago
> That isn't how the word is defined. Google the definition of rationing :-) I did as you suggested and got this: > allow someone to have only (a fixed amount of a certain commodity). So the definition does not specify the functi
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by vageli 6y ago
> Keeping a warehouse full of water bottles and generators doesn't cost much more than the interest on the capital costs. Ie. A few percent per annum. Can water in water bottles sit untreated for prolonged periods? If not, some inve
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by vageli 6y ago
> False equivalence. The engineer will be doing more than just cloud work. > This comparison is the #1 flawed sales tactic the cloud companies use to convince you youre saving money Time is of a limited quantity and time spent managin
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by vageli 6y ago
Would it be acceptable to you if your ISP inserted warnings for emails you sent? I understand we have "spam" classifications but this goes beyond that and is done client-side and I can modify my client to not mark messages as spam
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by vageli 6y ago
The parent said "cryptocurrency", not "Bitcoin".
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by vageli 6y ago
> Companies do not have the power to throw people in jail or legally kill with a military. Blackwater is a private enterprise and arguably is able to legally kill (and is in a sense a form of private military). Beyond that obvious exampl

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