cannedslime

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by cannedslime 6y ago
The way the site is shaped right now just leads to amplification of conformity. I don't even know how you even get downvote rights, and even if I had it I wouldn't use it as a tool in the debate out of principle. I guess some peop
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by cannedslime 6y ago
And you don't think Libel and slander laws are sufficient? If someone says something obviously untruthful we already have the legal framework to deal with it. This is just a private company taking control of information. Who is to say
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by cannedslime 6y ago
> As for credit card processing services, generally Visa and Mastercard are enforcing policies of the banks that actually provide the credit; Generally! I know at least one American comedian who is banned by both for taking jabs at you k
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Also could you care to explain? I elaborated my viewpoint. Kind of lukewarm of you to avoid that.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Yes and when godaddy and visa pulls their services they are free to become their own domain registrar and credit card company as well!
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Care to explain how its not? Let me preface this by saying that I have not seen the video, but even if they said that only the flying spaghetti monster can save you from ARDS, I'd rather live in a world with free exchange of informatio
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by cannedslime 6y ago
So what was the fake news? The ISBN for "Covid-19: The great reset"?
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by cannedslime 6y ago
I really don't understand why all media outlets shill this story like it wasn't just a few riveted plates of sheet steel. A dozen people could carry the materials to build that thing by hand.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Nonstick pans are a crazy invention. Heat it up too much and toxic vapors are emitted, vapors strong enough that its not uncommon for parakeets and other small birds to die in such a presence.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
They are not improving security, just making it more difficult to scrape google, who ironically is 100% based around scraping and living off other peoples content and creations in general.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
"less secure" more like you are not allowed to scrape the almighty scraper. What pathetic double standards.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
I didnt consider anything, I just searched for ad blocker first thing this morning and took what seemed like the popular choice. I'll try uBlock now, what is the difference in regards to user experience?
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Funny, today I woke up and first thing install ABP for the first time in my life, because google will not let me fall asleep to soothing documentaries without obnoxious ads rolling every two minutes because their algos figured out im not th
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by cannedslime 6y ago
The whole notion that you must use AMP to serve static text faster is hysterical.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
You don't think its strange that facebook hired PHP programmers to create the product and then have to hire competent people to fix that shit as far removed from company logic as possible? Doesn't it kinda make you think, just a l
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Well, you will never get around being forced to use something in your workplace. I would never use Cisco VPNs but I had to install their shitty client in every workplace I ever been on.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Yes. I am not even joking. Facebook was so terrible that they had to literally reinvent their wheels (hiphop). Its not hard to become a large company when you have black budget backing as confirmed by Snowden.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Its your choice to use others "crapware". The price it comes with is all the abuse "noobs" have to take for offering their solutions for free. You don't like HTML frontends, thats sweet, then make your own alternati
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Slack is a messy one page app developed by PHP programmers and vscode is open source and actually made by competent people.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
I feel like if media didnt seem conglomerated and opinionated, none of this would ever have been an issue. The problem is that globally, media has become aligned in its objectives, languages etc. to the point where anyone with just a shred
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by cannedslime 6y ago
How is that any more bad faith than opposing the opposite? Its an honest observation.
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by cannedslime 6y ago
Yes its a social media and always has been. Its a site with 100% user generated content. Comment system and more. Historically it was even more social since it started out as a video dating site. Furthermore it had a video reply feature unt
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by cannedslime 6y ago
And should we just assume that all election outcomes are legitimate? Is all talk of election fraud fake news, or is it only applicable when your candidate seemingly won? Its mere months ago that everyone left to right was frothing at their
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by cannedslime 6y ago
What is up with jews who become nazis? I remember some years ago there was this jewish kid that played both European nationalists and Australian Islamists. I think his name was Joshua Ryne Goldberg or something like that. He wrote for the d
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by cannedslime 6y ago
So not definitive edition ? :(
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by cannedslime 6y ago
I really hope I can play all my games on linux one day. Right now I only play Age of empires 2 definitive edition, anybody knows if i can play it ranked on linux?
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by cannedslime 6y ago
I don't know who or why this was downvoted but. I told you so: https://ekstrabladet.dk/nyheder/samfund/mutationsvirus-fra-m... 214 infected with the new strain already. This is a win for pharma companies, who
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by cannedslime 6y ago
No I didnt get tested, first of all historically you do not get PCR testing for the coof unless you die, thats a trend beginning with covid. Also because it wasn't even on the radar unless you were one of those types of persons who hun
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by cannedslime 6y ago
If you never look for them you will never find them. I was very sick in december and still have bad lungs because of it. Wether it was "COVID" or just multiple types of the flu hitting me relentlessly I don't know, but the sh
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by cannedslime 6y ago
We simply do not know right now. I think ARDS and the risk of permanent lung damage is one of the main reasons that we named this SARS pandemic "COVID". For the previous SARS pandemic I believe it was about half of every infected

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