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6 votes
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America’s only public bank, the Bank of North Dakota, is number one in saving small businesses
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United States seeks to change the rules for mining the Moon
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What have you been watching / reading this week? (Anime/Manga)
What have you been watching and reading this week? You don't need to give us a whole essay if you don't want to, but please write something! Feel free to talk about something you saw that was...
What have you been watching and reading this week? You don't need to give us a whole essay if you don't want to, but please write something! Feel free to talk about something you saw that was cool, something that was bad, ask for recommendations, or anything else you can think of.
If you want to, feel free to find the thing you're talking about and link to its pages on Anilist, MAL, or any other database you use!
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Hospitals in Latin America buckling under coronavirus strain
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Code is Speech?
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After the crisis, big business could get even bigger: the pandemic and its response thus far are perfectly designed to concentrate corporate power--but we don’t have to accept that
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It's called artificial intelligence—but what *is* intelligence?
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The Peruvian finance minister María Antonieta's coronavirus fight makes her a hero
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Roe of “Roe v. Wade” says Christian right paid her to be anti-choice mouthpiece
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S-Town podcast producers settle lawsuit with subject’s estate: suit filed in 2018 alleged the podcast used McLemore’s identity for a commercial purpose, violating Alabama's Right of Publicity law
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Mystery of lava-like flows on Mars solved by scientists: mud volcanoes
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Purple lightning strike during a thunderstorm
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Let's be comrades: In her book "Comrade: An Essay on Political Belonging", American political theorist Jodi Dean wants us to give the word "comrade" another try
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War, colonialism, and industrialism | The worldbuilding of Avatar
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New York Times phasing out all third-party advertising data
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Oceania explained
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A Google Cloud support engineer solves a tough DNS case
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Huey Long, the dictator of Louisiana
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Electrons may very well be conscious
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NASA will likely add a rendezvous test to the first piloted Orion space mission
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Japan’s HTV cargo vehicle ready for launch with last set of new ISS solar batteries
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A senior engineer has left SpaceX to work for Relativity Space
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Why NetNewsWire is fast
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Introducing Signal PINs: A method of storing some account data (profile, settings, etc.) securely on Signal servers in case you lose or switch devices
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How fast are people returning to pre-COVID lifestyles?
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‘Hard stop’: US states could lose National Guard virus workers
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This is the Daily Stormer’s playbook
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Straight talk from ex-CDC for the long slog ahead
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Microsoft is bringing Linux GUI apps to Windows 10
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What will it take to prevent a new Great Depression in the USA? Around $10,000,000,000,000 (ten trillion dollars).
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Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention releases results of investigation showing that recovered cases that re-test positive later are not infectious
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A case for the revival of women's Test cricket
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DirectX is coming to the Windows Subsystem for Linux
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Doordash and pizza arbitrage
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World Health Organization approves inquiry into global coronavirus response
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The unintended consequences of working from home
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State and federal data on COVID-19 testing don’t match up
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Climate explained: Why we need to focus on increased consumption as much as population growth
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Microsoft announces the Windows Package Manager preview
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Microsimulation of traffic control: Onramp
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Two churches reclose after faith leaders and congregants get coronavirus
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It’s time to get on the bidet train, America
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The impact of rainfall-induced early social distancing on COVID-19 outbreaks
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Orb.farm: A virtual ecosystem
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Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine shows encouraging early results
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The lessons of the Great Depression
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Canada’s nursing home crisis: Eighty-one percent of coronavirus deaths are in long-term care facilities
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A New Dawn: The restoration of L'Aurora part two
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How can Tildes combat corruption?
Disclaimer I was going to post this on ~tildes but thought we could have a more casual conversation about it here. So how can tildes stop corruption from happening on its platform, it’s no secret...
Disclaimer I was going to post this on ~tildes but thought we could have a more casual conversation about it here.
So how can tildes stop corruption from happening on its platform, it’s no secret that other similar websites have become corrupted the best example of this is Reddit they do what advertisers want them to do or who ever is giving them money, only a couple of days ago I saw this video about a guy who was running a cult on there recruiting vulnerable people and they did nothing because he was buying thousands of awards a day.
Tildes doesn’t have advertising and is a non profit with no investors so those are 2 big places it can’t get corrupted from. One place I could see problems is donations I would be interested in if all donations are Anonymous I should probably have looked into them before writing this but maybe someone else knows the answer, if they aren’t what is stopping big donators getting special treatment?
My main reason for this topic is the video mentioned above but I also thought it would make an interesting discussion on here.
13 votes