A million-word novel got censored before it was even shared (technologyreview.com) 3 points by 0xmohit 4y ago ↗ HN
[–] EddieDante 4y ago ↗ This is what you get for using cloud services. It's why people need reliable, accessible, local, offline-first, and truly personal computing. [–] DevKoala 4y ago ↗ I agree. Offline backups are more important than ever.
[–] kleer001 4y ago ↗ > working with WPS, a domestic version of cloud-based word processing softwareWhat did the author think was going to happen?> tech companies’ obligation to censor on behalf of the governmentUmm, there's a difference? I thought all companies were basically owned by the gov't there? [–] quantified 4y ago ↗ Exactly. How is this a question?Someone with experience living there could explain how they perceive the state's reach and influence. [–] kleer001 4y ago ↗ The article is light on details, but I suspect that the author in question is under 50 and on the naive side.
[–] quantified 4y ago ↗ Exactly. How is this a question?Someone with experience living there could explain how they perceive the state's reach and influence. [–] kleer001 4y ago ↗ The article is light on details, but I suspect that the author in question is under 50 and on the naive side.
[–] kleer001 4y ago ↗ The article is light on details, but I suspect that the author in question is under 50 and on the naive side.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 23.8 ms ] threadWhat did the author think was going to happen?
> tech companies’ obligation to censor on behalf of the government
Umm, there's a difference? I thought all companies were basically owned by the gov't there?
Someone with experience living there could explain how they perceive the state's reach and influence.