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waterhouse23
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Comment #13397689
Yes, actually I'd like to better understand what China does do with their state control of social media. Clearly you can explicitly suppress certain political views. But I think th…
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Comment #13397555
They could probably shut down his account for terms of service violations. Actually kind of interesting to imagine what a state could do if they owned twitter or a similarly large …
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Comment #13397328
This is awesome, and actually a pretty neat way of evaluating websites. A surprising number of people are still on low bandwidth connections, while it's probably not reasonable to …
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Comment #13397309
This seems like a really awesome idea. I'm curious to hear how it works out in practice. There are various (obvious) issues with it being remote and working with strangers. But sou…
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Comment #13397117
The reason they chose this Broadcom part is because they could get it cheap from Broadcom (founders have an association with Broadcom). So, basically it was a political choice to u…
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Comment #13397111
No, Broadcom is quite unique in requiring blobs to boot. There are plenty of SoCs that are functional without firmware blobs. Generally there are issues getting the GPU working wel…
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Comment #13390030
I don't have any specific recommendations (though I'm happy with my provider). What I would say, is go with a provider who accepts bitcoin and doesn't require an email address. Eve…
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Comment #13389519
Yes, that's a sad prospect. However, at that point I assume there'll also be no countries to host content in either so VPN would be useless in any case. I assume at the point Tor's…
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Comment #13389162
Same deal in the UK. I wonder how long until the US goes down the same route. I'm quite surprised that they've gone down the DNS based filtering route. I'd expect that to change in…