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- Comment on India? , nah a Flemish coastline 1 week ago:
I wonder if it’s always been this way there.
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- Comment on It's been downhill since 2020 1 week ago:
It’s called mass psychosis.
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- Comment on Have you know???. 3 weeks ago:
Don’t tell them that. They’ll kidnap us an wire us into a human AI net all to generate pictures of boobs at lower cost.
- Comment on Call me... 3 weeks ago:
Here you go img.gvid.tv/i/2xQ6jyW4.jpg
- Comment on anons brother has some strong opinions 3 weeks ago:
No. It’s about concrete.
- Comment on anons brother has some strong opinions 3 weeks ago:
Don’t tell him that.
- Comment on Please bro 3 weeks ago:
At the very least local municipalities shouldn’t be bankrupting themselves to build data centers for these people, to create 10s of on site jobs. There is a county in Louisiana that is paying $22 million per estimated job created.
- Comment on nooo my genderinos 3 weeks ago:
There is a slight difference though in that complex numbers are a part of math but gender isn’t really a part of biology.
- Comment on Electricity Consumption 4 weeks ago:
This reminds me of the classic. What did communists use before candles?
- Comment on I bring you.. the idiot of the week 4 weeks ago:
Checks the Rolling Stones best 100 drummers list.
- Comment on I bring you.. the idiot of the week 4 weeks ago:
I met an Indian once who invented the iPhone and is the exiled Raj of India.
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- Comment on Just toss it over the wall 5 weeks ago:
It appears to be India.
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- Comment on Bill and Melinda French Gates and Warren Buffett’s Giving Pledge after 15 years: Only 9 of the 256 billionaires actually followed through on giving away half their wealth 5 weeks ago:
I was about to say. There’s a girl on Youtube that’s documenting how Carnage Melon’s old trust fund is alive and kicking and authoring dystopian plans to censor and monitor the internet. They are the authors of England’s new Online Safety Act. Don’t trust billionaires, especially when they turn into philanthropists. You can’t say philanthropist without making the same sounds as full on rapist.
- Comment on Bill and Melinda French Gates and Warren Buffett’s Giving Pledge after 15 years: Only 9 of the 256 billionaires actually followed through on giving away half their wealth 5 weeks ago:
If there were 3 billion would that be a failure?
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- Comment on GOG’s Freedom To Buy Campaign Gives Away Controversial Games For Free To Protest Censorship 1 month ago:
That worked. But using the freedomtobuy.games links kept giving me “something went wrong”. So ^ this link is the way to do it.
- Comment on GOG’s Freedom To Buy Campaign Gives Away Controversial Games For Free To Protest Censorship 1 month ago:
I’m for this because I want those games. But let’s talk strategy. Didn’t GoG just set the market value of those games to zero? Weren’t they already hurt by the censorship? Wouldn’t it be better to just give them a fair market to sell on?
- Comment on Be nice 1 month ago:
It said price, not cost. Now no one will solve climate change because the price is beneath cost.
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- Comment on Phonecall campaign to tell MasterCard & Visa to stop censoring adult content 1 month ago:
Yes. But some countries includes the United States, and US states, and others. There is an established relation between the US government and payment processors to shut down activity the government doesn’t like but either can’t or hasn’t make illegal.
- Comment on Phonecall campaign to tell MasterCard & Visa to stop censoring adult content 1 month ago:
Cash. Buy things in person. Use bitcoin. Use AMEX. Save money.
So many options besides using Visa or Mastercard.
- Comment on Phonecall campaign to tell MasterCard & Visa to stop censoring adult content 1 month ago:
Remember when Paypal said they would straight up steal your money if they found social media posts they don’t like. Even if it’s on a platform they have nothing to do with?
This proof that the world needs more crypto.
- Comment on Phonecall campaign to tell MasterCard & Visa to stop censoring adult content 1 month ago:
I’ll tell you why. Government uses soft threats to encourage private business to censor things. I know some of you guys don’t like this side of this parallel story, but do you remember when the FBI was marking posts for twitter to take down as “misinformation” that then was shown to not be misinformation, but rather just inconvenient for the current presidency in charge.
The legal code in the US is so large and companies engage in so much activity that it is impossible to run a 100% legal business. Companies instead run by an “ask forgiveness later” model. It’s the only one that can actually work in the US. But to be able to run that model you need the good graces of the government. So when it says jump companies do it.
There was a time when you could be banned off of twitter for saying factual things the FBI didn’t like. And it’s not like the FBI didn’t know better. We didn’t need independent verification of the Hunter Biden emails because we had confirmed cryptographic signatures on all of the emails. Journalists get a pass because they are technologically illiterate, but the FBI and Twitter sure didn’t.
What’s crazy about this is that the supreme court ruled against this use of third parties. But the practice wasn’t new when it hit social media because it’s been a long practice with payment processors. So my question when that ruling came out was “what about the existing similar practice in payment processors.” Apparently the government and processors are still in cahoots in violation of that ruling. That relationship was actually started in an effort to crack down on bestiality porn, which is never the less legal in the US.
So the question is do you like to government directing third parties to censor?
