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  1. What Kool-Aid are you drinking? on Trump, Seeking To Relax Rules on US Cyberattacks, Reverses Obama Directive (wsj.com) · · Score: 1

    I suppose you know for a fact how "Trump shoots from the hip" Talked to him lately? You know the man?

    Are you fucking kidding? Are you a Russian troll? Have you ever seen the man try to speak? Everything he does is "Shoot from the hip." If you think he makes calm, calculated decisions about policy, you've must have a screw loose, yourself, I'm sorry to say.

  2. Bullshit: He is jealous of the black man on Trump, Seeking To Relax Rules on US Cyberattacks, Reverses Obama Directive (wsj.com) · · Score: 2, Informative

    This is a load of horse shit. Everybody knows that Trump just wants to undo everything that Obama did (good or bad), because he hates that a black president was more successful and, more importantly, more popular that that piece of shit will ever be.

  3. Re:This is what happens when you enter the stock on SEC Sends Subpoena To Tesla In Probe Over Musk's Take-Private Tweets (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 2

    Yup. He should've just kept it private, if he could've. Going public should only be used A. As an exit strategy or B. As a last resort to raise cash.

  4. ... they just can't do it profitably. If they had to pay people with brains to scour their network to keep it shit-free, they wouldn't be profitable. They can only be wildly profitable by not actively managing their network.

  5. Facebook is nothing like the phone company. There are a ton of alternatives to Facebook (including no social media at all). Facebook is just an entertainment/data mining web site. It's not important.

  6. Bummer on FBI Warns of 'Unlimited' ATM Cashout Scheme (krebsonsecurity.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Yeah, that's a real bummer for the banks. Maybe they should get serious about security?

  7. Re:Car reviews are flooded with auto generated vid on The Flourishing Business of Fake YouTube Views (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    "... car reviews on youtube"? What? Why would that be a thing? That doesn't make any sense at all.

  8. Fuck you. Have you ever thought that they don't want to contribute to violence? If there's a possibility that one asshole won't get their hands on a gun, it's a good thing. It's called making the world a better place.

  9. Re:Ok. on Nintendo's Offensive, Tragic, and Totally Legal Erasure of ROM Sites (vice.com) · · Score: 3, Informative

    Don't kid yourself. It's a fucking lazy way to protest and unjust system.

  10. Re:Campaign Finance Violation on Facebook Now Deletes Posts That Financially Endanger, Trick People (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    Fox News exists.

    We don't have functioning campaign finance laws in this country.

  11. I've been wondering the same thing on Facebook, Still on a Mission To Bring People Online, Announces Connectivity (cnet.com) · · Score: 0

    I've been wondering the same thing for a while now. I don't know of any other places on the Net where I can have reasonable discussion with reasonable people. Maybe everybody moved to FaceGram?

  12. I don't think it's "obvious". I'm not a conspiracy theorist, though, so there's that. What more than likely happened, is that one of the big players said, "This is enough. We're pulling this garbage down." Then the others said, "We're going to look bad if we don't pull down their garbage, too." Then Twitter said, "We're happy with promoting garbage. Heck, we let the Orange Asshole shit his garbage all over our platform every day." And again, they didn't "censor" anybody. They're not the government. Nobody stopped that sweaty screaming moron from screaming. They simply took his garbage off of their sites.

  13. A. If you're posting on Google or Facebook, you've already given away all of your privacy. That's dumb.
    B. If you're posting something that's so offensive that Google or Facebook removes it, you should probably turn off the computer, and re-evaluate your life.
    C. If what you're posting is THAT important, then post it somewhere else on the Net.
    D. If your response to C is , "But then all of the other morons won't see the stupid shit I have to say", then see B.

  14. There's been a major news story that Apple, Google, and Facebook removed a bunch of Infowars stuff. I haven't seen anything about them agreeing to do it together. Again, if they did... so what?

  15. What does Facebook have to do with access to news?

  16. Re:End so it begins - normalization of censorship on Facebook Now Deletes Posts That Financially Endanger, Trick People (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    Just because it is possible in theory, it does not mean it is realistic.

    Setting up a web site is incredibly easy, and incredibly cheap, if not free.

    The reality is that for most stupid people "The Internet" is "FB, Alphabet and a few select apps on their phone."

  17. Re:End so it begins - normalization of censorship on Facebook Now Deletes Posts That Financially Endanger, Trick People (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 2

    I'm confused... I thought Facebook was the back alley...?

  18. I doubt that's true, but so what if they did?

  19. Your analogy is wrong. Facebook is one web site among billions. Go to a different one.

  20. Re:End so it begins - normalization of censorship on Facebook Now Deletes Posts That Financially Endanger, Trick People (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ... or people could just use other parts of the Internet.

  21. Re:Awful interface: why? on Google Begins Rolling Out Android Pie To Select Handsets (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 1

    The customizeable tiles that people hate so much on Windows 10, work really good on the phone. They all match, and you can make them different sizes, group them together, and almost all of the built-in apps all display info right on the tiles. I can see the sender and subject of emails as they come in, info about my next calendar appointments, phone and text messages, etc. all right on the main page, without touching anything. It's pretty darned good. In Android, you can kinda' sorta' do that, but not really.

  22. In all honesty, what's the difference between a laptop made today and one made 5 years ago? Is there a difference?

  23. I want to buy a phone without Google on it. Does anybody sell a phone with a spyware-free OS?

  24. They certainly do. The market is flooded with refurbs with Windows 7.

  25. No, it doesn't make any sense.