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You should read this article by a transgender feminist if you believe that. And seriously? Citing cracked?

This is the sort of thing you're defending here:
https://twitter.com/GGfeminist...
https://twitter.com/milky_cand...
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https://twitter.com/CodeusaSof...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
http://imgur.com/BNlLKcn
https://twitter.com/JakALope04...
https://twitter.com/tastenotou...
https://twitter.com/JaredBrick...
https://twitter.com/lizzyf620/...
https://twitter.com/tratowzolo...
https://forum.encyclopediadram...
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Firstly you need standing to bring a suit under the law, otherwise all you can do is report things and hope it makes it through the paperwork maze. Second... we HAVE. You'll notice @GGFeminist below had already reported her doxxing to the police by the time she posted about it.

Feminist writer explains domestic abuse: https://twitter.com/Eldritchlo...
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Zoe and the GNAA paying for fake threats to her account: https://twitter.com/MaxShillin...
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https://twitter.com/GGfeminist...
https://twitter.com/milky_cand...
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https://twitter.com/FabioFacch...
https://twitter.com/CodeusaSof...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
http://imgur.com/BNlLKcn
http://www.reddit.com/r/Kotaku...
https://twitter.com/JakALope04...
https://twitter.com/tastenotou...
https://twitter.com/JaredBrick...
https://twitter.com/lizzyf620/...
https://twitter.com/Nero/statu...
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If you're going to make that joke, just link to Encyclopedia Dramatica.

https://encyclopediadramatica....

Then Encyclopedia Dramatica will be the unbiased source on how long they will sarcastically abide the policy before they just trash the hell out of it and forget the whole thing and not care anymore.

It's "an" when the implication is that one might kill oneself, like "an hero". One who hunts unsafely, for instance, is "an Nimrod".

That's different. I'll explain for the benefit of ESLers reading Slashdot:

The use of "a" or "an" in modern English is always conditioned by the phonology. The rule is that "an" becomes "a" when followed by a phoneme with a sonority below "vowel". Hence "a hedgehog" in standard or "an hedgehog" (pronounced "an edge Ogg") in voiced-aitch dialects such as Cockney. I've seen only one consistent exception to this rule: "an hero" referring to one who commits suicide, which retains "an" even in voiceless-aitch dialects.

By contrast, the reanalysis of a plural first as a mass noun and eventually as a singular referring to the collection is closer to morphology. The behavior of "errata" has loosely paralleled that of "data", which has already become a mass noun taking a singular (such as "the data is..."), with "datum" having become archaic in favor of "data point" or "piece of data". The step after a mass noun is a collective, which can lead to a double plural; "erratas" refers to what would be called "collections of errata" under the older convention.

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Even the cheapest desktop is capable of running a USENET server that could handle a full feed of every text-based newsgroup on the planet. (At its 90s zenith, USENET's text groups were a few gigabytes of transfer per day.)

Unless your satellite, cellular, or Iowa DSL ISP gives you only single-digit gigabytes of transfer per month.

When every ISP had its own NNTP server

I'm guessing there wasn't quite as much CYA mentality as it is now. The problem with edge storage of user-generated content is that ISPs don't want the liability of storing warez and CP on their servers. That or it just became unprofitable to pay an employee to run an NNTP server on behalf of users who aren't paying extra for the NNTP server. This raises the original question: So what business model should an ISP use to cover the IT and legal cost of running a server that caches user-generated content at the edge?

[Web CDNs have tended] to forget about the original lessons of USENET, and to reinvent it, poorly.

A CDN hosts only those files that a subscriber offers, and the CDN can terminate a customer's service if the CDN feels that the customer's actions have created an unacceptable liability risk.

Are you kidding? Strong AI [NSFW] driving around is the damn status quo, and it doesn't work very well.
We're trying to replace that error-prone system with something autonomous yet reasonably predictable here, strong AI needs to stay the hell out of it.

Sorry, but I simply don't believe you.

I couldn't give a flying fuck whether you believe me or not. I don't need a degree to see the problem with the OP, which you have singularly failed to refute, or even argue about.

For your information.

Check the discussion on the high score page. Such "gun free zones" are considered to be "easy mode" as all victims are already disarmed and there's no risk of interference anywhere early.

An odd attitude to take when begging for a favour.
Expect us.

newfag plz go
https://encyclopediadramatica.es/The_Great_Habbo_Raid_of_July_2007

I salute you, Don Quixote, for tilting at girlintraining, esq, Attorney at LOL.