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by 5560675260 4y ago
Likely also single.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Brave browser does this. Unfortunately I don't think that they have great adoption.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Doesn't alt right love Russia and especially Putin? How did it get on your "black, Muslim, or an immigrant" shortlist?
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by 5560675260 4y ago
One of this scenarios would leave me without job, another one would push me to quit my job. Outcome is the same, but bad team is likely to cause a lot of frustration first.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
It's the same industry where it's common wisdom that you should take a new, better offer every two years and change jobs. Shouldn't come as a shock that sometimes it work the other way.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Huh, now I regret giving SourceHut money. Looks like self-hosting is only sane, judgment-free option.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
It's not great, but on a centralised alternative administration will take a side and some groups will be pushed out completely. Unless, of course, such platform will commit to being a public square, but reddit isn't that. Federati
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> tags have the same visual weight as the text they're delimiting IMO this issue should and can be easily solved by editor/viewer by rendering tags with lower contrast.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> the rules apply to them just the same as anybody else Wasn't Trump forbidden from blocking people on Twitter by court order? > "The First Amendment does not permit a public official who utilises a social media account for
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> people who describe themselves as free speech absolutists Are there actually people like that? Whenever I see this phrase it's used to vaguely describe some group that's obviously in the wrong.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
I expect that Twitter will at the very least trim crypto scam spam, especially bots that impersonate Musk himself. Would be funny if this issue stays unsolved.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
You confusion stems from conflating 1A and freedom of speech. It's reasonable to expect a corporation of Twitter's influence and size to recognise this particular human right.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Twitter is free to set up their moderation policy as it sees fit, but at the same time public is free to criticise Twitter for said moderation policy and the way it's applied. The fact that they can ban Bablylon Bee (under current law)
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Link to demo page hijacked my "back" button, not a fan.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Would you be willing to give away Alaska? Getting it back is part of russian nationalist discourse. Obviously not of the mainstream one, but only 10 years ago subjugation of Ukraine wasn't a part of mainstream discourse either.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> If the options are democracy and being invaded by Russia vs diplomacy and some other form of government? Sure, jettison democracy. Other form? Like becoming a vassal state for a failing petro-autocracy a la Belarus? Why would you ever
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Not sure about Germany or Japan, but I remember reading that bombing campaign didn't manage to hurt morale in Britain. As for Ukraine - can't speak for everyone - but personally I feel that it's preferable to die fighting tha
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Somehow this usecase completely eluded me when I've sought about how easy it is to setup a way for publishing updates / receiving updates from people you're subscribed to. I can't think of a way for getting content from
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by 5560675260 4y ago
An RSS reader does almost everything I'd expect my fully distributed Twitter instance to do. Only thing missing is ability to post, packaged into the same client.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> macrodose Is that a very large dose or just a regular one?
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Ultima had plenty independent (pirate) servers with vastly different cultures and even game mechanics. Even WoW, I think, has servers with different moderation - those that require roleplay and those that don't. Unified experience IMO
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by 5560675260 4y ago
What's the replacement for Silverlight? Or do you mean it had replacement in a sense that nothing stops devs from going back to JS?
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Reminding about nukes doesn't work. The only outcome is being reminded by US that Russia will not survive consequences of using them. Nobody takes that as a serious treat. Now pipes being blown up in a somewhat deniable way is treat, b
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by 5560675260 4y ago
The result will not be just "lost territory" it's hundred thousands people left in Russian bondage. And that will not be the end of it - Putin will be back for more in a year or two. There can be no peace as long as his regim
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Serviceable, yes, but there was no expectation that they will be used again, at least not as long as Putin's regime is in power. It wasn't politically feasible to launch NS2 both because of US pressure and shifts of public opinion
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by 5560675260 4y ago
It happened in their "exclusive economic zones", not territorial waters. Very bad, but still leaves some place for manoeuvre.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
That would be seen as an act of war and would escalate things quicker than Russia thinks it can handle.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
NS2 wasn't an "active" infrastructure, NS1 was also less than active since august.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> Incidentally, you can't usually say anything you want in a public square; several people have been arrested and cuffed in this country, for things like: Not a great example. Doesn't look like something that should be ever acc
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by 5560675260 4y ago
For me a big giveaway on customer3.jpg is earrings - they don't have a real shape and don't match at all.

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