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Comment #34705837
>they're mainly complaining about proprietary OS vendors restricting users' choice in browsers I guess they think everybody forgot about the many years and hundreds of millions of …
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Comment #30287850
I would have agreed with you in the past. And I still do when it comes to defending a lot of the BBC content that doesn't come from the news department. But BBC News is just so bad…
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Comment #29566359
I think experience will differ a lot based on when you were vaccinated. Earlier on (Feb/March last year) it sounds like the waiting time wasn't being strictly enforced - you were a…
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Comment #28369695
>The defining characteristic of cancel culture has always been using collective online action to have someone ostracized from social or political circles, removed from their job or…
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Comment #28369287
The defining characteristic of cancel culture is people with massive platforms who spend a lot of time trying to get people fired for saying then they disagree with complaining whe…
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Comment #25831205
'Today' is tabloid bilge and has played a big part in the dumbing down of political discourse in the UK. It's hard to take any of the rest of your recommendations seriously when th…
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Comment #22978706
The most important counterpoint is that the Stanford study cited there is really bad: https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2020/04/19/fatal-flaw... The more recent numbers from N…
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Comment #20296376
Maybe you aren't old enough to remember but plenty of people were up in arms in 2000 as well. I can't comment on what popular sentiment was in 1888.
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Comment #19632105
You're getting downvoted because you're dangerously wrong. Yes some anti-vaxers send threats, but the idea that they have managed to silence the mainstream scientific opinion on va…
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Comment #19129033
>It is an uninformed choice if you want to run wayland Creating a product that only works for people who already a) know about it and b) buy their hardware specifically to support …
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Comment #19019648
Well you can read the thread on the mailing list but to put it bluntly - because they wanted to stop ZoL from working. They view non-GPL kernel modules as a violation of the GPL. "…
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Comment #18069152
The UK. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Medical_Association Here's them going on strike the other year: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/aug/31/bma-announce...
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Comment #17811224
>I invite the reader to search for any serious discourse on problems within "sex work" at Current Affairs or The Intercept, The Guardian It's always dangerous to make generalisatio…
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Comment #17810517
I think we have very different definitions of 'respectable'. Maybe it's an American thing where absolutist free speech is worshipped as part of the cult of civic religion, but wher…
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Comment #17450817
Even the Financial Times, notoriously partisan backers of privatisation and markets, struggles to make the case for rail privatisation these days (although they do try, bless them)…