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devtul
6y ago
The amount of leeway given to one side of the political spectrum is what causes this whole heated political climate. Whenever some known person from the "right side of history" says something clearly bad, there are always comments
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6y ago
We could fine/punish people if they post misinformation, even implement a kind of points system where the person has some societal rights given or taken, like being banned from sharing, commenting, doing any type of publishing on the i
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6y ago
That guy is such a phony
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6y ago
Some of them might not be broken-clock right, but I don't see a way of filtering the noise.
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6y ago
Last Vice thing I watched was about one of their reporters going through the process of getting a gun license and buying a firearm in Canada. Surprisingly nice reporting but still with a progressive tint to it. Spoiler: She didn't cry
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6y ago
We will give our freedoms away in name of preventing toxicity and hate speech. Won't you feel good you are helping squash bigots by giving your PII away
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6y ago
> there's no insight here I think that is great, I'm tired of articles that start by poisoning the well. Just tell me what happened, who said what when and let me try to reach my own conclusions. Many writers nowadays think the
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6y ago
Living in Canada for about two years, so make whatever of my opinion. They seem very fond of the current government, they remind me of US media with Obama but way more subdued.
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6y ago
Infallible institutions change their minds too, you just need to pay close attention to not contradict their rulings.
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7y ago
Yes, yes, yes! This has been bothering me lately, I see a friends picture on Instagram, tap twice, move on. This means, at best, that I acknowledge seeing that photo but it tricks my mind into thinking I did "something" better tha
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7y ago
You don't need to work remote to feel miserably lonely. I moved to Canada with my wife, I consider myself lucky because I have two couples of friends who also moved here. Apart from that, nothing. People where I work don't even sa
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7y ago
Oooooh, so that is the cause of my apartment being hazy?! Just moved to a new place, air humidity can get around 10% and since I don't enjoy being tazed by my sofa I bought a small humidifier from Amazon, both I and my wife noticed wha
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7y ago
Darryl's work is amazing. Today we see people doing the polar opposite, label someone, shum and deplatform, label some more, harass, destroy his/her livelihood, destroy his/her reputation.
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7y ago
No joke, I make a point of watching this video once a year.
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7y ago
Although the surveillance system might help to solve these crimes, I don't think it is it's main raison d'être
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7y ago
This propensity doesn't have to do with Brexit, we've had signs of the UK moving towards a police state long before it.
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7y ago
Self-driving cars wouldn't be a faster horse, but a carriage for everyone type deal. At least if we manage to overcome the limitation of needing the driver to be paying attention to the road, even when the car is in auto.
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7y ago
It is not hard to be better than a concentration camp, there is a huge range of bad above the nazi camp level. I read Gulag Archipelago, so yes I might have a bias. > gulag prisoner behave more like city dwellers I don't even know w
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7y ago
Seeing how widespread the use of blocklists is in lefty circles, nothing to do with anything challenging of their dogma.
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7y ago
Any community-driven blocklist is bound to be infiltrated by bigots, no thanks. I just watched a Project Veritas (which is in this blocklist)exposé of a Bernie staffer saying "Gulags were a lot better than the CIA has told us".
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7y ago
Why not prepare a petri dish with the topography of the region and let some fungus populate it, copy the pattern as roads and mass transportation and populate the surrounding areas.
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7y ago
From now on I will use this whenever anything unconsequential slightly annoys me
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7y ago
On another thread someone was talking about the possibilities of the use of big data on medical records, but people pointed out some restrictions, be it HIPAA or other legislations regarding personal medical information, that would prevent
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7y ago
We might have two possibilities, if the car is sending "I'm alive!" then it's ok, the rep could say they have the vehicle online, maybe the rep wasn't so accurate with his words and said they had the location. But i
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7y ago
News today seems like an outrage business, an editor skill can be measured on how he or she can turn some inane happening into a blood-boiling title.
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7y ago
Take that indignation and push for legislation to install active tracking on vehicles at all times. /s
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7y ago
I tried to see the Twitter of the creator and it turns out I'm blocked.
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7y ago
No, we should do a second vote, maybe even a third vote in case the second vote result is wrong again as the first one. Sometimes democracy doesn't work you know, so we have to try harder.
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7y ago
Cancel culture seems like a huge outlet for sadists and/or teenagers and young adults who never had anyone else depending on them for shelter and food.
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7y ago
TBP responses come to mind instantly.
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