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throwaway84_TO
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Comment #20222850
A little while ago I played with the idea that if the masses were convinced that breaking up Facebook (or Google, Amazon, etc) was a good idea and that it eventually happened - the…
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Comment #20162229
Anybody give this a quick skim and can offer any insight?
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Comment #20133019
I think that in the west, we have a different dynamic between tech and government - one that makes a huge difference. In China, it would appear that the government is deeply involv…
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Comment #19705857
Ah, yes, I see that now. That's a shame - quite annoying really. I don't get it. I don't really see what it is I wrote that warranted getting "flagged". I just said I wasn't keen o…
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Comment #19701035
I don't know whether one could "stop where the internet is going". I think the internet is what it is. It has its merits and it has its flaws. I'm just saying we seem to be pointin…
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Comment #19700491
Regarding "using a throwaway account", please see my response to piffey below. In short, I don't have a main - I'm usually always just a reader. I actually wholeheartedly disagree …
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Comment #19700316
That's very fair criticism, and you're right, promoting something to others based on the probability of it triggering a reaction has some pretty major downsides. Although I don't k…
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Comment #19699756
> I am not sure what the alternative you propose is. Dig your head deeper into sand? I was trying to edit my comment earlier to purposely extend on this point, but was unable to. W…
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Comment #19699694
Please see my response to piffy.
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Comment #19699685
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Comment #19699448
I was hoping for a more in-depth answer, but okay, ad-hominem it is then.
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Comment #19698899
I know this is a highly unpopular opinion (and hence the throwaway), but I really don't understand this idea of wanting to "break up" Facebook and the underlying motivation behind …