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rainingcatndogs

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    Comment #25251815

    > Infact, most of the high ranking people in his cabinet are self-made men like him. We hear a lot about how the current government is less corrupt and less dynastic. But their act…

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    Comment #25207530

    But unfortuanately(as a side effect?) policies like this hinders the operations of goodwill nonprofits like Amnesty International[1]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep…

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    Comment #25206434

    Yes, that seems like a feature.

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    Comment #25202389

    I recently read a book which explores these patterns using real data: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21480734-dataclysm

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    Comment #25199299

    A "tech stack spoofer", that would be cool and it can have applications beyond that like for security by obscurity.

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    Comment #25184018

    When was the channel unblocked? It is disheartening to know that a company was able to silence legitimate criticism on all major platforms and even on places like LBRY.

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    Comment #25178921

    Their videos got removed from LBRY as well: https://old.reddit.com/r/india/comments/jsuows/all_my_videos... I had no surprise when I heard youtube suspended him. But I'm very dissa…

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    Comment #25101922

    I haven't used them but I think the most important benefit is collaboration (sending pull requests etc...) is done via email and thus is less centralised platfomr than github/gitla…

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    Comment #25095160

    You can try this plugin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ddg-hide-unwa...

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    Comment #25093918

    I recently watched the social dilemma from netflix, they touched the serious matters and presented well but what disappointed me was the lack of awareness about these alternatives.…

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    Comment #25092101

    I wouldn't be surprised if these mentioned apps comes with google's dns resolvers baked in, in that case routing through pihole doesn't help here.

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    Comment #25070136

    What settings is that?

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    Comment #25051109

    >Can I fork the codebase somehow? You can try: https://github.com/sebst/pythonic-news/ or https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters

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    Comment #25001318

    And unfortunately, cloudflare is everywhere. This trend will make it even harder for projects like a new search engine to enter the game.

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    Comment #24988972

    I belive you can blacklist that driver if needed.

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    Comment #24966100

    > They don't know why they've been banned. The absence of reason makes me wonder a lot of possibilities. Maybe google bans people who use ad-blockers, maybe they didn't explicitly …

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    Comment #24960440

    And it made me download a lot of MIT OCW courses which I watched and might watch from youtube. In case there will be a situation when we cannot download videos anymore from youtube…

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    Comment #24954947

    Definitely easier to get back a gone domain(unless I missed payment) than a gone gmail/other free account.

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    Comment #24954906

    I did have my phone number linked to gmail and I was able to reset my password using otp code, not 2FA though. As you say, it might not happen if I enable 2FA but I've had enough t…

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    Comment #24954127

    Last week google did something like that to me. It said "device not recognized" and "suspected activity detected" and won't let me in even after I reset my password. That was my re…

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    Comment #24940111

    They probably have a list of phrases that will be sent for manual review.

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    Comment #24935151

    It is definely true for platforms like Quora which aggressively guards user contributed data and even blocks the internet archive's crawler. But stackoverflow and such have content…