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So when h266 or whatever comes out you can't watch video anymore because your cpu can't decode it in software even if it tried?

What if that new variant is also engineered?

Exactly what I was going to ask. They wrote the UI in javascript with obvious consequences. The day they rewrite it in a normal language they will see me again.

It makes sense since there aren't enough houses for all the people who want to live in an area.

"iwr https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1 | iex" installs chocolatey without having to open IE

That is not necessary because I'm forced to wear a mask. If we are forced to wear masks, it's because masks work. Right?

On the other hand, I fell ill for an entire day after taking the second dose, and I refuse to go through that again.

Masks work. I don't dispute that. I just don't want to wear one for the rest of my life. I don't want my government telling me what to wear.

I got vaccinated months ago because I thought that would be the end of masks. That was the entire point of vaccinating: not needing a mask because the virus could do nothing to you. The vaccination rate in my country is almost 80% and we still have a mask mandate. I will not even consider taking a booster until they do away with the mask.

We already have laws against violence.

That is a good idea, it is what I did. I don't visit any social networks, I don't read the news, and I stop talking to those who send me information that I'm not interested in.

So impeding the speech of two people is a better outcome than impeding the speech of none? I don't get it.

>the situation in America where everyone is a fucking edgelord in their spare time

So don't read them, as easy as that.

Yeah, Germany has the best laws regarding speech: https://www.courthousenews.com/german-nationalist-wins-injun...

There is a difference between having a set of rules and doing ad hoc moderation.

Women also have advantages in some other regards. I think it overall evens out.

I don't see the difference between the algorithm putting those posts in your feed and putting ads. They are both unwanted content.

>Look, face it, some people like taking nude photos of themselves and they like sharing them with their partners.

Look, face it, actions have consequences.

Is it legally a good idea for Google to go and blacklist individual sites?

Discord couldn't afford to buy discord.com, so they bought discordapp.com. They didn't think of buying discord.io or discord.app or some crap like that.

>different pricing

.com is the cheapest

>different restrictions

.com has the fewest

Anything else?

Of course they store your messages forever... They've kept all of my messages for over 7 years now.

The stupidity of thinking what "the best TLD for your startup" is.

In the meantime all respectable startups and big companies use .com like normal people.

If you really think that kind of shit will float...

That is correct. By default all messages sent over Telegram are stored permanently in their servers unencrypted.

Navigating on mobile is something you do on the go, when there are no other options. Of course it's going to be a downgraded experience.

Both sides engage in the same information war.

You can do that but they will eventually add a new ad.

One day they added a small widget to buy crypto in the new tab page. That was the breaking point for me. Like it happened with Firefox ads, I started to understand that Brave was working against me too.

"Public money, public code for every other government to grab without having to pay for it"

Seems you are a liberal according to your twitter profile. This is not a dig, just saying, your experience on that platform is not the same as everybody else's, which is why I found your whole message a bit surprising.

Why would you want such a fast language to be replaced by what is the slowest of the mainstream languages?

>from ordinary everyday corruption to cartoonish super-corruption

Got that reference!

>You’re just wrong about this. In cities like Seattle and Portland, life is pretty much “back to normal.” As a result, people are interacting with each other and “spreading germs” around like they used to be. Without a vaccine, this kind of behavior would have caused a huge spike in severe cases.

Oh, I've heard of so many cities/communities like these. Tell me in a few months.