RandomTisk

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by RandomTisk 6y ago
I'm not opposed to it, but I imagine you would have a lot of people very hesitant to put their opinions on record with a system that is controlled by the government. The big benefit with Twitter is it's co-mingled with citizen and
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
The problem isn't their legitimacy, it's that there have been numerous stories about one or very few persons affecting hundreds or thousands of votes, basically like an amplification attack on democracy. When mail-in ballots are o
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
That is exactly how I see it. I see it as silicon valley employees taking it upon themselves to try to get the last word in with Trump's message. Linking to CNN and WP was just beyond the pale.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Which part are you asserting is factually wrong, that the election that hasn't happened yet will have "substantially fraudulent" mail in ballots? Or are you asserting that mail-in-ballots are secure or secure-enough to mainta
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Then the tweet wasn't 'factually incorrect' as was claimed, perhaps unsubstantiated given past performance isn't a guarantee of future performance but certainly election security is nothing to turn a blind eye to.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Then Twitter has to lose their protections as a 'carrier' and become a publisher with all the regulation that goes along with being a publisher.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Every election has at least one story of rampant incompetence and/or outright fraud where one person is able to alter hundreds to thousands of votes. For elections where it can literally be 50.2% to 49.8%, it can make all the differenc
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
What was blatantly wrong about it?
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Does this mean that Google is basically using all their services like Stadia or Fiber to keep people's minds aware of their presence, essentially using these services as their own advertisement outreach while hoping they also return a
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Except he didn't. He specifically condemned them. Some journalist took part of his statement, cut off the rest and riled up a bunch of people over a false narrative. I still see someone in the media who should know better by now repeat
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Most isolated people on the left still believe Trump was referring to nazi's/white nationalists as "good people" when he made that "good people on both sides" comment. If they would just step out of their bubbl
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
I drink coffee/espressos each day, probably too much. Just recently after not having my usual Americanos I had a massive headache before bed. Advil did nothing so I figured it must be a caffeine withdrawal headache. They're hell a
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Link? Also, a major political party used to be pro-slavery, so acknowledging and removing mistakes should be considered a good thing.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Killing the messenger doesn't change the message.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
My bad, here's a better link. It's hard to find a "mainstream" source because most of the old media is ignoring a lot of newsworthy items these days. https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/02/
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Google deleted / censored CSPAN video of a Senator on the floor of the Senate[0]. [0] https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/01/c-span-video-of-ran...
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
I wouldn't shed any tears for the industry if some lawsuits got filed against misleading claims regarding transistor feature sizes. That probably won't happen because feature size isn't a spec requirement for anyone per se, b
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
I like her videos because she's refreshingly honest about what is known versus not known. Most (tv)physicists are not.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
They need to do away with CloudWatch/Logs API Call limits. They actually push users into using Kinesis if they need frequent access to their logs, which adds an unbelievable layer of complexity just for the privilege of avoiding even m
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
About 8 years ago I changed jobs and went from a big semi-open office space to my own cubicle in a small department of a smaller building. I was so happy about that, I had to take a picture and send it to some people.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
My Twitter timeline was full of people claiming xenophobia and racism for most of February and some of March, some with claims he was distracting from his impeachment. There was a coordinated effort by some jouralists to smear Trump as xeno
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
He wanted to shut down travel from China in January, something he got reamed for politically by the media and the left. Damned if you do and all that.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
Any Linux or BSD distro could achieve best-in-class documentation for new users by simply adding example usages for most commands to the top of their man pages. Man pages tend to read more encyclopedias than practical guidance, and FreeBSD
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
I wonder if FreeBSD Jails never really caught on that much because of the name.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
"95% of the universe we don't understand" Telephysangelists should also start questioning the 5% of what they do understand. All we hear about is DM/DE as if the underlying assumptions that lead us to believe they exist
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
That inner peace isn't a cause for one to put up their feet and not care for the sick or poor or widows. You could theoretically have incredible faith and walk around your whole Christian life not worrying what happens to you, but eve
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
That's a little too broad, it's fine to let tech sites run tech industry ads and hobby sites could still run hobby ads, etc.
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by RandomTisk 6y ago
I'd agree with you, but only where standard constitutional courtrooms are involved. Any system that allows anonymous accusers to negatively affect anyone's life is going to be turned into a weapon against innocent people, again an
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Seems like a poor choice. If they're getting an incredible deal with AWS, then fine, but I would be utterly shocked if most seasoned and competent IT professionals couldn't design and build a multi-region storage array for far les
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Why do we need ME for that?

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