Adolph_Jobs

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   by Adolph_Jobs 15y ago

   The guy's logo looks like a ripoff of the Arch logo :/
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   by Adolph_Jobs 15y ago

   The point of most legislation is that people can't always protect themselves. Whether it's from other people, or from large organisations with great power, such as international corporations or the government. Strict privacy laws in more le
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   by Adolph_Jobs 15y ago

   That's not even the main impact. Think about all of the people accessing Wikipedia every day - students, teachers, randoms - who don't read or watch the news. Ever. All of these people who will probably never hear about SOPA, even if it's p
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   by Adolph_Jobs 15y ago

   I think by 'ideological' we're referring to a set of moral values, rather than an irrational belief.
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   by Adolph_Jobs 15y ago

   <token dude posting about privacy issues> This is amazing in terms of ease-of-use. However, the privacy implications are a bit worrying... I don't really want to rubbish this, I hate the naysayers when something disruptive comes aro