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wahming,

Gotta tweak that sarcasm detector of yours

wahming,

That’s a really tough laptop, I’d get that

wahming,

We have enough of a chip shortage, tyvm

wahming,

We’ve kinda figured out suburbia is really bad for multiple reasons though

wahming,

There’s a reason he lost that brand years ago

wahming,

This particular image is somewhat low res, might be what OP’s talking about

wahming,

If you think about it, the pieces of shit deserve exactly that copy of themselves too!

wahming,

Death is a pretty arbitrary line even today

wahming,

Are reverse engineering software and binary patches currently illegal?

wahming,

You said ‘if people figure it out anyway’, so I was interested in an example where people are able to figure it out but not allowed to duplicate it

wahming,

Can you provide some examples of software benefiting from IP protections like you mention?

wahming,

Uh, genuine interest?

wahming,

The original phrasing could use some work

‘It’s difficult to survive’: China’s LGBTQ+ advocates​ face jail and forced confession (www.theguardian.com)

In recent years, China’s LGBTQ+ community has been swept up in the Chinese Communist party’s broader crackdown on civil society and freedom of expression. In May 2023, a well known LGBTQ+ advocacy group in Beijing announced it was closing due to “unavoidable” circumstances. Last February, two university students filed a...

wahming,

What is with that stance?

‘They’re being persecuted for being LGBT, but others are being persecuted as well for unrelated reasons, so it’s not an LGBT issue’.

If you’re being persecuted for being LGBT, it’s an LGBT issue! It doesn’t matter who else is being persecuted, it’s not mutually exclusive!

wahming,

Did you read the article beyond the first paragraph? ONE case was related to a ‘kidnapping’ accusation. The rest of the examples have been about systematic persecution of LGBT related parties

wahming,

As per the article, the reasons for the arrests are kidnapping

As I pointed out, kidnapping is a side issue, and unrelated to the majority of the cases.

this is not exactly an LGBTQ+ issue.

But it’s not the government pushing this.

From the article:

In recent years, China’s LGBTQ+ community has been swept up in the Chinese Communist party’s broader crackdown on civil society and freedom of expression. In May 2023, a well known LGBTQ+ advocacy group in Beijing announced it was closing due to “unavoidable” circumstances. Last February, two university students filed a lawsuit against the education ministry after they were punished for distributing rainbow flags on campus.

In 2021, the founder of another group, LGBT Rights Advocacy China, was detained and released on condition that he close the organisation, which shuttered shortly after. That year, dozens of social media accounts associated with university campus LGBTQ+ movements were also shut without warning. Shanghai Pride, the country’s longest-running celebration for sexual minorities, ended in 2020.

How is this not directly caused by the govt, and ‘not exactly an LGBTQ+ issue’?

wahming,

Ok, so it’s semantics.

Look, if the LGBT population is being persecuted for being LGBT, that makes it an LGBT issue. If others are being affected as well, that means there are multiple, and broader issues, but that doesn’t make it any less an issue for the LGBT population. And it is very much being pushed by the govt.

Proton Mail CEO Calls New Address Verification Feature 'Blockchain in a Very Pure Form' (tech.slashdot.org)

Proton Mail, the leading privacy-focused email service, is making its first foray into blockchain technology with Key Transparency, which will allow users to verify email addresses. From a report: In an interview with Fortune, CEO and founder Andy Yen made clear that although the new feature uses blockchain, the key technology...

wahming,

It’s not like we’re controlling spam today by keeping email addresses hidden.

Today 4 years ago, Dr. Li Wenliang warned of a suspected SARS patient in a Wuhan WeChat group. Soon later, he was arrested for “making false comments on the Internet about unconfirmed SARS outbreak.” (harakahdaily.net)

Dr. Wenliang’s message went viral, becoming the earliest warning of what we now know today as Covid-19. He returned to work, but contracted Covid from a patient, and died on February 7, 2020....

wahming,

Losing your business is a very personal tragedy

wahming,

IRL, the show got cancelled after the 2nd panel

wahming,

Do you happen to live in Italy? That might explain things.

wahming,

Coining the term? Using fu as a suffix has been around since the Bruce Lee era.

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