»Und wenn wir doch so grottenschlecht sind, warum multiplizieren wir die Fehler mit der Anzahl der Provinzfürsten?«
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Stefan Tilkov retweeted
Die "Konservativen" machen sich Sorgen um ihre Plattformen.
Wenn ich mich da falsch äußere, ist es ja kein Wunder, dass das Judenhass provoziert.
Das ist definitiv eine völlig normale Reaktion.
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I think for it to be believable, they would have had to ban him (and about a million other people) years ago. Doing it now (and for those two tweets) seems almost completely arbitrary to me.
That said, I wish him all the worst, so fuck him for all I care
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“[A]s the pandemic enters its deadliest phase, Ioannidis is losing the argument over how to combat covid-19. Among epidemiologists, consensus now exists that it was inaction, not overreaction, that helped create the worst public health crisis in a century” washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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I am skeptical about Twitter’s ban of the orange embarrassment, even though I thoroughly despise him. I have no such misgivings about companies refusing to do business with Parler at all
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Co-authored two articles for @heisedc in 2020 with @jochen_christ and @Lynyus It turned out they were very very popular: top 1 and top 4. Just wow. Thanks to @innoq for letting me write them during work hours heise.de/news/Die-zehn-belie…
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"An keiner Stelle steht Datenschutz der Funktionsweise der Corona-Warn-App entgegen – mit mehr oder weniger Datenschutz würde sie genau so gut oder schlecht funktionieren, keinesfalls aber besser."
linus-neumann.de/2021/01/was…
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Die aktuellen "Best Practices" in der Software-Entwicklung,
von TDD, Domain-Driven Design, Continous-Delivery, agiles Vorgehen usw. haben eine Gemeinsamkeit: Ihre Erfolgsversprechen basieren vor allem auf Anekdoten. Mehr darüber v. Christoph iserlohn (@INNOQ) auf der #OOPdigital
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If I were trying to get people interested in #haskell, I would point them to this post: foxhound.systems/blog/why-ha…
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I consider privacy and security extremely important system properties, and they are often overlooked, or not given the attention they deserve. But sometimes a bad status quo that is actually way worse is prolonged because the requirements for a new solution are too ambitious
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Stefan Tilkov retweeted
Y'all, please stop retweeting that stupid "I heard from a friend who's way more technical so here's some bullshit!!!" reddit post. Have you not learned not to spread disinformation? What will it take for you to learn?
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Ich bin da gänzlich anderer Meinung. Die BITMARCK gibt’s übrigens schon deutlich länger. Außerdem sind StGB 203-Daten noch mal eine ganz andere Kategorie.
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I think this article sums up some very valid points ft.com/content/6146b352-6b40…. It's also a case of strong double-standards on behalf of Twitter. And we all know they did this to score brownie points.
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I remember those days, though not in such detail. Useful thread for people interested in the history of internet culture.
The modern era of spam is generally accepted as having begun with Canter and Seigel (a law firm) advertising their Green Card lottery services to 5,000 newsgroups in 1994. They claimed to have made $100,000 off the advertisements for an outlay of "only pennies". 1/
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Übrigens bitte nicht missverstehen: Ich finde den Zugriff der US-Behörden auf Daten in der EU gruselig. Aber diese Diskussion gehört in die DSGVO selbst und in eine Debatte über Handelsabkommen zwischen EU und USA
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