Trump tried to lift the Russia sanctions in 2016. Trump said he'd partner with Putin on cybersecurity while they were preparing a major hack on the federal government, which succeeded. Stop gaslighting us.
Nonsense comment, there's plenty of evidence and it's all public.
The last major cyberattack came from Russia. Russian hacker group ransomware hit US companies. It may not be "The Cold War", but it's definitely US vs Russian nationalism.
Some of the links are from 10 years ago, and it shows. His views on solar being too expensive for practical use seem anachronistic now, and I'm sure his opinion has changed with the market.
Whether or not they knew they were transporting disease at the time really doesn't excuse the end result: mass genocide. And of course this doesn't authorize taking land.
I think you miss the point.
> "once you get to the SCOTUS stage"
What's the quality of those new users though? The people signing up to FB for the first time in 2020 are probably not prime.
We, as technologists, probably largely agree with this argument, but those in charge are all laymen: officers, Dept. leaders, politicians, even lawyers, can all be ignorant of that nuance, and will probably remain so…
ditto.
Simple up/down voting is probably a relic of the simple concepts and simplified programming needed for early development of social media (web 1.0). An overhaul of these networks to adapt more to human-like discourse is…
We should advocate union reform rather than ditching them entirely then.
When one of these banks inevitably gets hacked, we're talking billions stolen overnight. Part of the appeal of Bitcoin was it's decentralized authority, giving people more confidence in a currency that was digital.
What should be the response of workers?
To be fair, wiser engineers seek to discriminate between the rational and irrational parts of a system.
A union is simply an agreement between workers and management. Agreements can be modified to prevent such faults when both parties enter in good faith.
Personally, given 2016 and now Iowa, I would rather err on the side of allowing users to find "on the fence" content outside of Twitter, rather than letting the propaganda chips fall where they may. These are…
But weren't "nerds" always just "people"? It's the interpretation of the culture that's changed as well.
That's like asking bees not to sting. Corporations seek monopoly. It's just what they do.
"Things are going well" Only thanks to Democrats. Specifically, 8 years of a Dem President. Republicans are f*cking nuts.
"nonsense reasons" You mean..."Science"?
We are making some progress. Here's a couple projects to check out: https://www.fastcompany.com/90329982/these-tree-planting-dro... https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/21/carbon-engineering-co2-captu...
Ok, so, "let harassers get away with it" is the correct answer? Surely not.
Well sounds like you're trying to legitimize Russian disinformation campaigns, tbh.
Trump tried to lift the Russia sanctions in 2016. Trump said he'd partner with Putin on cybersecurity while they were preparing a major hack on the federal government, which succeeded. Stop gaslighting us.
Nonsense comment, there's plenty of evidence and it's all public.
The last major cyberattack came from Russia. Russian hacker group ransomware hit US companies. It may not be "The Cold War", but it's definitely US vs Russian nationalism.
Trump tried to lift the Russia sanctions in 2016. Trump said he'd partner with Putin on cybersecurity while they were preparing a major hack on the federal government, which succeeded. Stop gaslighting us.
Some of the links are from 10 years ago, and it shows. His views on solar being too expensive for practical use seem anachronistic now, and I'm sure his opinion has changed with the market.
Whether or not they knew they were transporting disease at the time really doesn't excuse the end result: mass genocide. And of course this doesn't authorize taking land.
I think you miss the point.
> "once you get to the SCOTUS stage"
What's the quality of those new users though? The people signing up to FB for the first time in 2020 are probably not prime.
We, as technologists, probably largely agree with this argument, but those in charge are all laymen: officers, Dept. leaders, politicians, even lawyers, can all be ignorant of that nuance, and will probably remain so…
ditto.
Simple up/down voting is probably a relic of the simple concepts and simplified programming needed for early development of social media (web 1.0). An overhaul of these networks to adapt more to human-like discourse is…
We should advocate union reform rather than ditching them entirely then.
When one of these banks inevitably gets hacked, we're talking billions stolen overnight. Part of the appeal of Bitcoin was it's decentralized authority, giving people more confidence in a currency that was digital.
What should be the response of workers?
To be fair, wiser engineers seek to discriminate between the rational and irrational parts of a system.
A union is simply an agreement between workers and management. Agreements can be modified to prevent such faults when both parties enter in good faith.
Personally, given 2016 and now Iowa, I would rather err on the side of allowing users to find "on the fence" content outside of Twitter, rather than letting the propaganda chips fall where they may. These are…
But weren't "nerds" always just "people"? It's the interpretation of the culture that's changed as well.
That's like asking bees not to sting. Corporations seek monopoly. It's just what they do.
"Things are going well" Only thanks to Democrats. Specifically, 8 years of a Dem President. Republicans are f*cking nuts.
"nonsense reasons" You mean..."Science"?
We are making some progress. Here's a couple projects to check out: https://www.fastcompany.com/90329982/these-tree-planting-dro... https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/21/carbon-engineering-co2-captu...
Ok, so, "let harassers get away with it" is the correct answer? Surely not.
Well sounds like you're trying to legitimize Russian disinformation campaigns, tbh.