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x38iq84n
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Comment #33815707
Not being ruled by unelected bureaucrats is well worth it.
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Comment #33453223
Apple has presence in EU (and elsewhere) which exposes them to the whims of local governments. Without local offices, employees, subsidiaries and a product to sell Twitter can igno…
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Comment #33449980
1/ Twitter is a US company. It needs to follow US laws and it can ignore laws of all countries that are not the USA. Why should a US company dance to the tune of foreign government…
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Comment #33448667
Level 3 and beyond are nonsense. Just give users the tools to moderate what they see. Don't want to see slurs? Here's a toggle for that. No need to censor those who say them. Memes…
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Comment #33341536
has to do with big tech algorithms running unchecked and prone to abuse
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Comment #23516111
The explanation is a load of BS. This "brief disappearance" has been going on for >12 hours now and as far as everybody is aware only one person is affected by this.
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Comment #23514466
It would be an incredible coincidence that it's just him and right at this time. Also, from Google's support thread, he is receiving the same treatment as Weinstein, apparently Chu…
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Comment #23514416
What a coincidence that such alleged bug exists for this particular person at this particular time. A virtue-signaling google employee blocking the photo in support of BLM is the s…
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Comment #23514370
Not erase, just add it to the already long list of suppressed and filtered content. Have you tried what I suggested, have you googled the names of few PMs? The page with search res…
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Comment #23514270
This is no bug, this is intentional. Google the names of UK's PMs, from Johnson, May, Cameron going all the way. Only one PM does not get their photo displayed on the page with sea…
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Comment #21246563
Interesting. I've never considered Perl's name to be its biggest problem. The readability is and renaming the language does not address that.
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Comment #21106164
It's to show your friends and colleagues, it has no practical purpose given the conditions and requirements for the use of the feature.
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Comment #20410414
Yes, it's very common to only allow corporate laptops provisioned with a standard image, certificates etc. If you need to remote in then you must have a corporate laptop. From a se…
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Comment #20395765
And you are right.
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Comment #20338491
They make it up with their level of electronics, sensors, software, battery technology etc.
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Comment #20261901
basic system tools: less, htop, screen, tcpdump, python3 dev work: vim, git, build-essential rpi specific: pi-hole, Shairport
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Comment #20249228
The last peak and ATH is $20k; $25k is too low, the next peak might be $50k.
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Comment #20248857
Wow that is fantastic. I can't wait for my break down, I mean Klein Bottle.
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Comment #20248634
Babysitting Autopilot that can unpredictably steer me into a concrete barrier would be more demanding than driving a car that is more predictable.
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Comment #20241313
Brilliant idea! This is definitely not going to wreck communities and will not be misused. The proposal should include a band to be worn around one's arm, then the resemblance to s…
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Comment #20222294
You have misunderstood libertarianism, just because it wants to see small to none state does not mean it would support UBI or other forms of socialism.
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Comment #20212608
I argue that my or anyone else's right to choose and decide whether we want this feature in our cars is more important than lives saved by making this technology mandatory in all n…
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Comment #20212535
Everyone who has watched an episode of CSI: Anywhere knows this about mobile phones. While you can turn off the phone or leave it behind easily, the same cannot be done with a modu…
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Comment #20212083
Step by step towards 1984. This should be optional, not mandatory technology for new cars. I don't want a cellular module that reports its location in any of my cars, new or old, s…
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Comment #20196104
How I moved to another country, used its health and social insurance to achieve a positive balance. Then I shame someone who paid $3M in income tax on their not-so-risk-free income…