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by wolco5 6y ago
vk did it. The profile/photo/video piece is fairly enough to duplicate. The app /games platform not so much. Vk is very popular and has scaled well.
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by wolco5 6y ago
Not sure Raku was the best choice. I initially thought this was about the programming language for roku and was a little disappointed it was about perl 6 changing names.
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by wolco5 6y ago
I've created 4 accounts over four years. wolco - which had 5000 karma over three years wolco2 - which had 500 karma over three months wolco3 - negative - one day wolco5 - active The first one got hacked. The second one I created a sup
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by wolco5 6y ago
How are Germany's Nazi laws permitted under this framework?
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by wolco5 6y ago
The point is to regulate social media for European citizens. They set the rules. If facebook or twitter cannot follow them they will pull out of that market allowing space for a local platform to take over.
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by wolco5 6y ago
When they were shutting down the internet during the arab spring uprising?
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by wolco5 6y ago
It's strange how they think they are part of an open internet movement.
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by wolco5 6y ago
Encription was banned in the US but it didn't work out so well. Parler build itself on Amazon which was the big mistake the next company won't follow. It's a wakeup call to anyone using the cloud that one day it might decide
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by wolco5 6y ago
Curious what would be your take if they banned people based on color. Is it still okay for a private company to set any rules?
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by wolco5 6y ago
Companies with a monopoly often have them because of government regulation. Copyright being the best example of shutting out other players in the market. Pure markets are impossible in these environments
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by wolco5 6y ago
What about songs like kill the police by ice tea. A direct call to action exists / police have been killed but he still is free to act in police dramas?
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by wolco5 6y ago
Context matters. "Let’s go and burn that police station down now" If anyone I knew said that I would treat it as a dry joke.
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by wolco5 6y ago
The other side is facebook shouldn't offer a service to a country/people it can't support.
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by wolco5 6y ago
Politics aside. Amazon shouldn't be signing up to a private service monitoring posts and removing a site because a good enough moderation system wasn't in place? They sell disk space and bandwidth and possiblity ram. If all that
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by wolco5 6y ago
It's too out in the open to call it a conspiracy. Amazon,Google, Amazon and Apple (twitter, facebook) are putting out press releases that say this is what they are doing. They are enforcing the supremacy of the state for the next gove
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by wolco5 6y ago
It last hit 5k in March. It hit 5k three years before. Wait a bit, it will drop before raising again.
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by wolco5 6y ago
But not our eyes so you are still tracable.
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by wolco5 6y ago
Maybe I'm looking at things differently. Doesn't this push Trump to accept bitcoin. Wouldn't bitcoin get a big boost making him richer as the donations increased? By doing this now highlight how much Stripe profitted when th
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by wolco5 6y ago
The requirements should be coming from elsewhere and hopefully you are involved at the start of the project. Hopefully you should be catching all issues regardless and the increase catches look good to your matrix.
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by wolco5 6y ago
I've found if you are good at your position being part of the cost centre operation side means you will be left alone and ignored. Because of that you are less likely to be promoted. The profit side often gets random kudos, awards and
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by wolco5 6y ago
You could skip steps on some systems, put in null values, click yes get the next link and remove approval. There is no legal requirement you agree to use the service. The system may prevent access but that's not a legal requirement.
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by wolco5 6y ago
Not true at all. No one is coming for a visit ever. You could be known as Daffy Duck or Obama or call yourself that. There is no legal requirement to use a legal name. What sites do if a legal name is required is to require a credit card
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by wolco5 6y ago
Doctors want things to get better as much as anyone. The timelag between new science and what a doctor recommends can take a generation.
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by wolco5 6y ago
The reasons for UK health services failing have little or no connection to vitamin D. Vitamin D has shown signs that it slows down / makes covid less deadly. Because we don't understand: who is taking it, in what amounts, local we
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by wolco5 6y ago
You host anywhere. Follow this: https://medium.com/@jasonrigden/how-to-host-a-site-on-the-da...
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by wolco5 6y ago
It is only good in the sense that it pushes people off of big tech and hopefully creates new tech.
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by wolco5 6y ago
Who said they were false? Click bait is rarely false just misleading. My local news runs a promo every night that they have some super important message that you need to hear "what you could be doing wrong with kids". When they
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by wolco5 6y ago
Using that logic you are banning him because riots happened; Banning him for actions that occurred outside of twitter. Is the beginning where people get banned from social media for being part of a unwanted group. A case could be made for
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by wolco5 6y ago
In fairness. The news interviews a lot of people and picks the best quote. Remember they are selling you a story and need you to watch.
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by wolco5 6y ago
This is interesting. The deplatforming of Trump by left leaning tech companies creates a new platform that threatens all other platforms. Is this the first deplatforming that will result in deplatforming of the original platform? As the rig

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