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  • (1) Swartz didn't share the files. Maybe he would have but when he earlier slurped the legal library it was to provide an indexing capability.

    (2) He wasn't a founder of Reddit (but was an early developer).

    The excellent documentary on him is online for free (watch it before it gets taken down): https://youtu.be/9vz06QO3UkQ

  • Ah, you mean for Canada data sovereignty.

    No it still does not make sense. Canada could change the law. Other companies abide by local law.

  • Makes sense to me.

    I can't make sense of what you wrote.

  • put a VPN condom on before they put their data inside

    What if Proton is your VPN?

  • Here in Australia we saw a bigotted Eddie Booth in BBC's Love Thy Neighbour(1972-1976). He was a fanatical Labour supporter. What was that about?

    Edit: That was the joke, says AI: "The show's humor relied on the irony of Eddie's political alignment versus his personal, racist attitudes."

  • I heard good things about Labour post war (from Gary's Economics) but put it down to war recovery.

    Didn't know about the other terms, thanks. That's quite a list of achievements.

  • "No true Scotsman..."

    Which party, anywhere in the world, has been true to their word once in power?

  • Australia and UK are at the forefront of Internet ID control and both are Labor/Labour party led.

  • My friend in Australia had a judge lie that he pleaded guilty to a previous crime (in reality the chips dropped the charge). That kind of bias can invalidate her decision should he appeal (there were plenty of other errors in the decision too).

    However it is near impossible to find a lawyer who will appeal and point out the judge lied because that lawyer would fear coming up against the corrupt judge in future.

  • Sorry, I misread it as 2025. Saw what I wanted to see (since I am Gen X). Thanks. Humbling. Depressing.

  • Critical thinkers are not solely informed by social media.

  • Off topic: First graph wrongly calls 35-50yo GenX. That is Gen Y.

  • So many of them that it is scary. And educating them will probably often elicit the stubborn response: "I don't care, I like it, it's convenient and the errors won't kill me" (at least if their attitude towards privacy is any indication).

  • Does your sister always feed the cat or is it up to Dad to pick up the slack?

  • The ocean is the same as the Hadron Super-Collider, just reshaped.

  • Taxing wealth is simpler to implement than taxing work. Political will is the obstacle.

  • A clue would be to see how the following was implemented (from the same article):

    A referendum in [that same] year to give shareholders a binding say over executive pay and ban golden handshakes and parachutes was overwhelmingly backed by voters.