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4y ago
This is scraping the bottom of the barrel.
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4y ago
We could just invade the whole region and take over all the oil fields.
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4y ago
Do you not see how that same type of hate is already directed at white people? Sanity has lost if you have to be some sort of "crazy right winger" to see the blatant hate and racism directed at white people. I'm writing this
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4y ago
It's easy to say that when you define conservative opinions as breaking the rules or harassment. So they get banned for hate and harassment instead of just being conservative or right leaning. Congrats you won on a technicality. So bot
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4y ago
Jordan Peterson. But you'll find a reason for this example and any other to not to fit your criteria. Another: Stefan Molyneux.
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4y ago
Let's also not mention the social stigma and peer pressure kids exert on each other because they don't have an iPhone and their name is apparently some different color one chat window.
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4y ago
No thanks, I'm not a poor animal struggling to survive during my brief existence on this world. I don't see why we should feel guilty as if we're wasting something. All that water goes back to the environment, hopefully throu
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4y ago
As much as I agree with the free-market/private company angle. I also have to say that we are all in a "culture" war, or a war for mindshare in the general public. You have to understand that the right is losing. Sanity and n
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4y ago
Hosting anything on your home connections is already a ToS violation on probably 99.999% of ISPs out there. No need to be Kiwifarms to be kicked off. It's also common from what I heard for them to block incoming HTTP ports entirely.
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4y ago
Putting this at the beginning, just in case. I'm not saying that I support this website, but if we're going to be deplatforming and targeting websites, we better be damn sure that they're evil , otherwise we're just pup
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4y ago
It's not that easy. Imagine some product owner, PM or exec reviewing a feature that "maybe" or "somehow" encroaches anything remotely seeming like "Personal Information". They freak the fuck out and want
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4y ago
I posted a link recently about a huge chain company here in South Africa instituting a "No Whites" policy and it got flagged. I am not lying, 100% legal here too. At some point we have to have some honest discussion on these topic
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4y ago
I think the very least they could do is dump the list of URLs from which they took the source files. The community will figure out the rest.
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4y ago
Here is this guy's function copy-pasted on a SO question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17913191/using-typedef-i... Found it after 5 mins and a couple tweaks to the search terms. Another: https:/&
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4y ago
Let's all not forget the most "voluntary" contract of all: the "social contract" between the lowly individual and the all-powerful state. Apparently there wasn't a power differential there, right? Purely consen
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4y ago
Personally, I try soak up nuggets of info from "alt right", libertarian and prepper channels or sources. If you're comfortable wading through things you disagree with, then you will get a ton of info. There is just something
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4y ago
Then remove prosecutors. Make it so anyone can prosecute or trigger the sequence of events that follow within reason. At least remove the ability for prosecutors to take funding (wtf? who thought of this as a good idea?) and take away their
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4y ago
Here's another:a guy using tweezers and pliers to peel the egg shell off a...raw egg. Keeping the contents inside the thin translucent layer under the shell that he can't tear or he "loses". Or: people packing sweet boxe
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4y ago
Also known as Sorites Paradox: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorites_paradox
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4y ago
It could go the other way too. Employee coasted, did bad work and still gets a generous payout at the end? The team could very well be bitter about it, especially considering that it's such a small company and they certainly "know
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4y ago
It's not that they don't know better. I'd say it's all down to marketing and sheer numbers in developer mindshare. This is from my experience: Just listen to most junior developers. They regurgitate and repeat marketing
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4y ago
> "It’s just that it’s Facebook providing the hardware that scares me." This is the key part. VR somehow skipped right into "walled garden" and "platfrom" territory right off the bat. It's not just hard
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4y ago
Investment properties that I'm renting out. I've been at my current employer for a while so it's my best bet to weather a big downturn. However, I'm also looking into doing some freelance work on the side to pad my earni
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4y ago
But there has to be a humane inbetween. Why is it so horrible to try provide them a padded version of the real world? So they can get help and have a meaningful existence at the same time. Not a labor camp of course, but a place where they
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4y ago
I don't think we can just assume that "reliable" is a globally agreed property to judge alternatives. That property is something that came about and on some level spoiled users. Because for commercial social network providers
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4y ago
They probably aren't allowed to use that data. Something something privacy. And imagine the uproar from privacy fear mongerers if Facebook tried to make such a product. That is why we can't explore things that we "might"
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4y ago
I am a nice person and consider myself fair to everyone I work with, everyone gets a fair shot and a clean slate with me. But having to jump through verbal hoops to make my interactions "inclusive" and what these people would call
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4y ago
Then it's probably not the place for you, or people with thin skin that don't want to deal with that kind of tone/communication. If they lose out on talent because of it, that's their loss. Not every project has to be pe
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This is 90% in similarity to one of the top reasons we are pushing for HTTPS and DoH! The supposed "ISP" inserting "stuff" into our requests. Would be 100% except it's 5% less because the server "agreed" t
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4y ago
Agreed, devops (and whatever the hell cloud wranglers are being sold as today) is the new priesthood. It's meta-level job creation and job security.
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