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by verroq 6y ago
>Always remember that "free speech" is 100% about the right to say what you want and not be prosecuted for it No I don’t remember. You can have “free speech” except the social consequences are that your neighbours lynch you in
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by verroq 6y ago
Those are?
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by verroq 6y ago
When it come to security (and literally everything else), don't even both with with the "trust" part and skip directly to "verify".
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by verroq 6y ago
This is similar to the usage of 被 in Chinese slang. E.g. 自杀 (suicide) turns into 被自杀 (was suicided, with the implication of foul play). 失踪 (disappearance) -> 被失踪 (was disappeared).
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by verroq 6y ago
Yes this is true. Being a party member is just passing a test and paying the membership fee.
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by verroq 6y ago
It’s not a motivator at all and your argument is invalid. Secondly, hiding things on your own screen is not censorship, hiding things on someone else’s screen is.
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by verroq 6y ago
A key property of cryptography is that a good entropy source XOR'd with a poor (biased) entropy source does not degrade the quality of the final result.
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by verroq 6y ago
I block ads to not be tracked, subjected to malware and unwanted annoyances. I do not block ads to censor speech.
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by verroq 6y ago
Ah but it didn’t used to be like this.
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by verroq 6y ago
Oh yes displaying the confederate flag which is protected speech, is comparable to death threats now? Yes Twitch isn’t a government agency, they can censor speech however they like, much like Reddit. Perhaps we are too used to take free spe
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by verroq 6y ago
Youtube’s owners didn’t upload copyrighted content to their own site with fansubs. It was all in: go legit or die in a lawsuit.
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by verroq 6y ago
Don’t you realise the entire point of leaving is because we can’t cohabitat here?
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by verroq 6y ago
Zoomers find it relatable since it’s another facebook/instagram/twitter feed.
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by verroq 6y ago
They can take the case pro-bono.
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by verroq 6y ago
What’s wrong with hiring a lawyer to assert your rights?
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by verroq 6y ago
Online environment that allows arbitrary code execution allows arbitrary code execution.
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by verroq 6y ago
So who will have access to this? DeepMind never publishes their models.
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by verroq 6y ago
That’s not how it works. That’s also not how science works. The burden of the proof is on whoever is making the claim. Saying “this unsubstantiated claim is true until proven wrong” is a logically fallacy.
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by verroq 6y ago
Just don’t hold your breath for Cryptography 2
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by verroq 6y ago
Why do you have to: 1. Incorrectly quote the statistic (two thirds of suicides are male) 2. Come up with a BS narrative (domestic abuse, when japan isn’t even locked down) to explain these statistics after the fact (instead of a falsifiable
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by verroq 6y ago
Maybe we’re just not the target audience for reddit anymore. I’ve spoken to spoken to zoomers who use reddit and their response is that the “new UI” is all they’ve used and they like it because everything is embedded in the same page and sc
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by verroq 6y ago
The only thing preventing me from adopting zfs is that it is not being part of the linux kernel.
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by verroq 6y ago
I think what he meant was that people will dig thru your history to find stuff that (they find) is no longer socially acceptable and cancel you.
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by verroq 6y ago
No country has any “legitimate” claims to any land either.
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by verroq 6y ago
Related: Propellor Boss Cap Fins https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a8PjWSeLUzY
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by verroq 6y ago
SV gets the blame because they control the platforms (e.g. Twitter, Facebook) and have no problem with doing whatever they want to further their agendas.
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by verroq 6y ago
I doubt they’d implement PCIe since they don’t need that for their baked in GPU to talk to their baked in CPU.
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by verroq 6y ago
Survivorship bias
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by verroq 6y ago
Punitive damages is a thing.
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by verroq 6y ago
Any reason why youtube-dl hasn't filed a counter-takedown notice?

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