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Trump repeatedly chastised them for their censorship policies and the threat of additional legislation was always over their head. Now that the politicians in power are the ones allied with the tech giants, there's little stopping them (the tech giants) from going full 1984.

This is correct. I don't know why its flagged.

>a crazy illuminati-level one (Big Tech eliminating cash to cancel people,

Its been happening for a few years now. It is an unfortunate reality.

https://fortune.com/2017/08/18/visa-paypal-mastercard-hate-g...

The entire post is sarcasm.

Its a deflection, not a fallacy.

Look up the story of Jimmy Hoffa sometime. Its really fascinating.

Note that this is still under development. From the store page:

>The 3-Pack sealed PineTime aimed solely for project deployment purpose only, this is not for end user who is looking for ready to wear Smart Watch.

Its extremely common in rural Finland.

>Paper directly written by government employees (like national labs) are usually accessible for free

I'm pretty sure all of them are required to be in public domain

Probably glass fiber. Though its still harmful to breathe.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_fiber

Well why would you when you can just export it to a video and have it accessible to mobile users as well? Most devices even have hardware acceleration for h264 video, so its a nicer experience too.

Here's the actual quote for those curious

https://youtu.be/THFoayEgsV8?t=238

>Roku or other streaming box

There's LibreElec. The perfect project for that Raspberry Pi you have laying around

>smartphone

There's Linux distros for some phones now like Mobian

>My name was SLJ7 until a few days ago, when that account got suspended. For those who don't know, suspentions are Reddit's answer to the controversial shadowban. I'm still able to view Reddit, but can't interact in any way with my subs. I got a PM alerting me to this fact, and it very unhelpfully referenced the content policy, which I'm 99% certain I haven't violated. So, I went through the fairly easy appeal process, stating that I don't know what I did and would like to have my account back. I received what was certainly an automated response telling me my suspention would not be lifted, and I should familiarize myself with the content policy.

It seems like every year that website just gets worse and worse.

That's an urban legend. Some variations also say the drug is in the food.

Well the magnitude of offense is of course completely different, but counterfeiting bills is just a form of copyright infringement.

Here's the American Libertarian party speaking out about CISPA,

https://www.lp.org/blogs-staff-libertarian-party-kill-cispa-...

Here are some essays by individuals on the topic.

http://freenation.org/a/f31l1.html

https://mises.org/library/intellectual-property-and-libertar...

They're both pretty similar actually. With money, its just that the government owns the copyright.

Specifically, vote Libertarian. They seem to be the only party who still cares about civil liberties. Unfortunately, the voting system is set up so that third parties only have a real chance in local and state elections.

>Federally subsidized student loans need to GO AWAY. They've allowed students to enter into debt, the only long term contracts kids under 18 can legally sign, for something they can never declare bankruptcy on.

I think that's something that many people would agree with, but how do we go forward with making that happen?

Librem 5 USA.

For anyone who wants to put their money where their mouth is, you can buy a Librem 5 USA edition, which is fully made in the USA and costs $2000. (For comparison, the third-world labor edition costs $800)

https://puri.sm/products/librem-5-usa/

If you don't want to be a hypocrite, you should also keep this in mind when buying from any company that partners with Wistron. Though it seems difficult to find a full list of partners.

>Within 16 months Wistron was making Dell handhelds and Microsoft's Xbox videogame consoles, according to industry reports. (Wistron doesn't identify its customers.)

https://archive.is/qxS5s

By that logic, any employee anywhere is a slave.

>No viruses, no instability, no forced restarts

>That's the problem with anecdotes

I'm not saying those problems affected Windows phone, but that's the association customers have with Windows as a brand due to decades of facing those problems with desktop Windows.

I know many people that loved Nokia phones, but I don't know a single person that wanted a Windows phone. Windows is a toxic anti-brand associated with viruses, instability, bloat, and forced restarts. Meanwhile iPhone is seen as the hip brand, and Android was marketing itself as the choice for user freedom.

Do you have a link to the original statement?

Skip to the section at the bottom titled "It wasn’t all COVID-19"

The land originally belonged to Germany, who made a vow to never expand their borders beyond a certain eastern point after reunification. So only Russia really had a claim to it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_on_the_Final_Settlement...

I've never had any issues with trackpads.