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by zadokshi 6y ago
Does admitting such things demonstrate a lack of wisdom? Does copyright infringement monitoring extend to comments on public forums?
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by zadokshi 6y ago
I said “ If autism is defined as having a slightly different brain structure...” than an average/typical brain structure. _If_ this is true, and I think autism could cause distinctive traits or disorders that impact quality of life. Th
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by zadokshi 6y ago
If autism is defined as having a slightly different brain structure which leads to differences in how stimuli are processed. Do we call this a disorder or a trait? Is having a brain structure outside of the median set of types a disorder?
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by zadokshi 6y ago
I did not call it fake news. I asked if what you saw was legit or fake news. I was expecting your answer would be “yes I looked into it” or “no I’m not sure” I’ve just seen so many online lies I don’t trust anything any more. I am not accus
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Right now this is true. But I think you are slightly misunderstanding the situation. The real question is, should society allow major communications networks used by the majority of a population (private or public) to censor speech. This is
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by zadokshi 6y ago
This is a straw man argument. We’re not discussing whether a private company should be allowed to have a TOS or control their TOS. We are discussing if a privately owned public communication platform used by the majority of a population sho
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Was that screenshot legit or fake news? I don’t believe anything these days. If it’s legit, was the post taken down. That kind of text sounds actually illegal and against the Parler TOS
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by zadokshi 6y ago
I think it deep da on your age. Some among us who are older remember what it used to be like when people were much less political and less activism was occurring. These days basic concrete facts are subject to debate.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Did you make this up, or did you read an article that made this up? Have you even used Parler?
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by zadokshi 6y ago
This is an excellent question!
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by zadokshi 6y ago
If 75 million trump voters want an app. The “does it need an app” question is a moot point. Ultimately the market will sort this out.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
This is why social media platforms are anti competitive and in risk of anti trust lawsuits. You don’t get to twist trumps words and then ban the @POTUS account just because he threatens to create a competing platform. No reasonable person c
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Strawman. Who is calling for violent overthrow of the US government? Even one person? And on Parler or on Twitter?
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by zadokshi 6y ago
> "... makes these formats unworkable for a whole lot of things, like most webservers" Webservers don't encode/decode images, they simply need to send them. (But yes, overall, I agree)
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Yea. No one is complaining that the "Parler" website has been banned. The issue is can a competing product have a comparable offering, including a proper native application with notifications, and all of the features only allowed
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by zadokshi 6y ago
No, Apple is trying to ban the alternative product that has been created.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
So we are banning twitter then as well?
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by zadokshi 6y ago
The discussion is not about if a 'free speech app' can have a website. The discussion is about if a 'free speech app' can have an app.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
> "I don't want businesses to be forced to do business with people it doesn't want to " But we are not talking about forcing general businesses doing business with general people. We are taking about allowing publicly
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by zadokshi 6y ago
No one is worried about a mentally deranged guy running around in a costume taking over the legitimately elected government. No one is actually worried about this; The democrats are not actually worried about this; Republicans are not worri
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Yes, that's what I just said. When corporations that are used by the general public for public communication are allowed to control the voice of elected officials, we have a serious problem. A state controlled twitter is an interesting
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Yes and anyone can make a website. I was referring to using the platform normal people use here.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
I don’t care what side your politics are. When corporations can so easily control the voice of the elected leader of a country (one who has genuine legitimate support or about half of the country), I become very scared for the future. Corpo
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by zadokshi 6y ago
> “The _WhatsApp_ server has no access to the client’s private keys” This is craftily ambiguous.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
> Do this over and over, and ultimately, nobody's left at the bottom. You talk about an ‘income scale’ and moving people from the ‘bottom’ of it. What do you think happens if you take the bottom 10 people on the scale and move them
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by zadokshi 6y ago
> How about the fact that gaming grew by every metric by orders of magnitude between 80s and now and violent crime dropped by half of more everywhere in the world. If the effect was even 0.01 with growth by 10000% we would have noticed.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Yep, SVN is simpler and easier for single developer / simplistic projects. GIT is much easier for larger multi developer concurrent development. I like being able to commit while I am on a plane. (Not that this happens everyday, it’s
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by zadokshi 6y ago
^^ upvoting Just in case the author reads this.
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by zadokshi 6y ago
There’s no evidence to suggest COVID causes serious damage to those with minor to medium level symptoms. When the media talks about lung damage they seem to be talking about those who nearly died from the disease. Not trying to minimise the
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by zadokshi 6y ago
Given the fact Google is growing its data centre count in Australia, one assumes they mean to withdraw news from search results. But it is interestingly ambiguous.

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