Comment on: Supreme Court Sides With Google In Decade-Long Fight Over API Copyright; Google's Copying Of Java API Is Fair Use | Techdirt
As much as I dislike Google, I think this is the right call. The idea of being able to copyright an API seems like it would have dire consequences for software development.
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06 Apr 2021 05:31
u/shikataganaishyguy
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Comment on: [News] It seems you'll have to pay just to see a tweet now?
The best thing that can happen is sponsored tweets so severely limit what little usefullness twitter has that it puts the final nail in the coffin.
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26 Feb 2021 03:21
u/shikataganaishyguy
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Comment on: Gab CEO calls for ‘silent secession’ from Big Tech: They’re ‘serving Satan’
I appreciate what Gab is trying to do, but the dude's framing and language don't do him any favors. Normies are never going to voluntarily migrate to a platform while he's making claims that big tech is serving Satan. Comes off as unhinged.
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07 Feb 2021 13:16
u/shikataganaishyguy
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Comment on: Brave Browser Integrates IPFS
Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but what stops a malicious actor from inserting contraband, say CP, onto a highly trafficked site implementing this protocol and effectively making every user a distributor of that contraband? IANAL, but it seems like most laws on the books punish distribution much more than possession.
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20 Jan 2021 04:17
u/shikataganaishyguy
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Comment on: HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web
Did they just reinvent Usenet?
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19 Jan 2021 04:12
u/shikataganaishyguy
in g/technology