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IF @AOC were a man, she'd be covered like young Obama. She is a visionary politician, an inspiring orator and a sharp tactician. Instead we get "building her own brand". Women are invariably described with the lower-status version of their skills. https://twitter.com/AnnOlivarius/status/1286696696639041539?...

Hyperbole. The right’s favorite pass time. Also, thinking their grasp of the English language is great. Ie trump being a perfect example.

This is about language though. Eurocentrism is about making everything relative to what the west thinks, even when it’s “understanding” is very limited. Like going to explore other cultures and reporting back with authority when there’s plenty of local expertise that should be sourced.

Take the theory of decline of the Ottoman Empire as an example to this type of anti-intellectualism, but there so many mistakes to learn from.

>> It was discovered by western science in 1911, when Yale professor Hiram Bingham III was tipped off to its existence by locals and led to the site, then overgrown with vegetation.

So... it wasn’t “discovered” by western science if it was known to locals all along... why not simply state that western scientist learned or were aided by locals into the site?

Good “first” step. Thing is in a time of public health crisis misinformation is not something we need to put up with. It’s should be blocked, not just not propagate. Social media has indeed become a public health problem.

Really? Thanks for xenoplaining. Who’s talking about canceling anyways? I understand this is the right’s new favorite meme at the moment (since they got tired with excusing xenophobia and racism with complaining about political correctness), but like the other commentator said, it’s disappointing. Maybe it’s about time people stop treating Drumpf as a toddler and see him for what he really is: a dangerous unhinged sociopath.

Hmm... what if trump said the “Jewish virus” like other Neo Nazis, in Germany, are now suggesting? Would that be too much for you?

Come on. This is just another One of these articles that have something in the title and then seem to somehow randomly get to Brave (affiliates?). Firefox has excellent tracking and privacy control features both on desktop and mobile, before you even install ad blockers. Brave is a privacy risk, not a solution, as shown recently and was perceived from the start.

https://mobile.twitter.com/aral/status/1013047635253526530

>> “It turns out Catholicism is pretty strong there. You get a lot of rejection.”

It’s like always astonishing to see how unapologetic/aware Americans are of their ignorance of the world and other cultures.

There’s invidio.us to avoid YouTube as much as possible.

Also, strongly disagrees with

  >> While logged in, my YouTube recommended feed is doing a great job of serving me interesting content - but is that a good thing?

I see one related item and then a barrage of the worst of humanity.

I didn’t see that. That’s worrying. A y idea if they’re related to Brave, by any chance?

Give runnaroo a try. I’ve made if the default search engine everywhere. It’s really that good and they make it possible to enjoy the web again as well as reach relevant content instantly.

Had a look at the pricing and that was it. No amount of marketing can justify the outrageous yearly charge, even though it’s a nice product which like Apple products sacrifices functionality in the name of simplicity. Problem is as with Apple, people stick to what they know. I’ve shown this to one of my non techie friends and they absolutely hated it. Suggesting to give it a try, the answer was what’s the point? No one’s gonna pay more to get a lot less, and hey offers far less even if your buy the marketing story. Feed or paper trail is not something many can live with.

>> Completely uncorroborated and false

Only if the only news you consume is fox and leave in an alternative reality.

Yes. Over due in fact. Also, zuckerbeurger needs to pack for The Hague to stand before the ICC for Facebook’s facilitating role in the genocide of the Rohingya.

I liked the “could”... i assume it was sarcasm.

That would be number one on my list too. I normally skip but it can be endless until you got to a result that looks authentic and not some needy click farm.

I was quite impressed from what I’ve seen so far. The most frustrating thing about google how unreliable/irrelevant the results are when your query has anything to to with something that can be payed for, you get immediately spammed by low quality commercial bs, while ddg is practically useless for very specific searches I.e an error message in an app etc.

Imho it needs to be native to feel nice to use. It feels 100% web view and doesn’t look very slick. Ie. At minimum swipe back and forth in the article stream. Right now it reveals the side bar, which is painful.

Mostly ethical. If you care about privacy and not just a software junkie looking for the next shiny new thing, you should care about who is behind its development. Mozilla is not the same thing as another X company building Y browser. Specifically though, they have a conflict interest. A good starting point to understand their position in the market:

Brave browser (Stage 1) is a Trojan Horse for their actual business which is a blockchain-based advertising platform (Stage 2).

https://twitter.com/aral/status/1013047635253526530

Also nothing to do with "Judaism", rather more of the ludicrousness of Eastern European rabbinical orthodoxy holier than though attitude that made them the most hated social group in Israel, mostly due to their blatant hypocrisy (i.e. object the legalization of prostitution in Israel, while they are the largest beneficiaries of it by percentage). Sort of kidnapped and suffocated to the death the essence of Judaism and reduced it into a cult.

I love it that they’re so worried about privacy they build an extension, but still use Brave, which is a real world example of a MitB, which is also aiming to become the new ads broker to put google out of business.

Like the idea, though I think hypotes.is might be a more familiar way of social reading, albeit for academics.

Just a thought, if it’s even legally possible, or people a in fact still read print, add an option to send each other your copy when done... and save the planet on the way... perhaps a book for a book.

Not only. Neoliberals have been busy striping government of its most basic functions, and lobbyists for said tech firms are the the ones that push for lowering taxes and deregulating. So yes, they won. Bigly. But not based on merit. Silicon Valley is not producing anything valuable.

It’ll continue beyond July. This quote may have changed everything. If he’s trying to become the silicon trump he is certainly getting there. Unsurprisingly both are clearly sociopaths.

>> Banning words you don't like won't change these people.

That’s hardly the issue. The issue is the megaphone they’re given, and more importantly, being able to air their shit in public which would not be possible otherwise, or not that effective. Without going into the legalities and liability of publishers to begin with.

Shouldn’t we call it The USA war on Iraq, or the USA invasion of Iraq etc? It is a war the USA and its allies started on false pretense after all. The attacker is the USA the victims are Iraqis, not the other way around. Same goes for many other wars the USA started of course, for which we are all paying the price.

Define Marxist... I’m sure you wouldn’t know what a Marxist is if Marx himself stood in front of you and read you Das Kapital in plain English. Problem with getting your education at Fox News University is that you become progressively more stupid.

>> The Arabic language is one of the most important language among all Muslim countries due to the Quran and Islam.

Is there anybody quality checking anything on the app store? That’s literally embarrassing copy to put anywhere, and it’s not because of language skills.

Also doubtful written by an Arab speaker.

Also, comments are totally manufactured spam judging by their content.

Also, names in user reviews are clearly randomly generated.

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Parts of the ui look very much like roam research’s, though I’m assuming WorkFlowy predates it...