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Blocking a user from Twitter or removing their controversial Tweets would hide important information people should be able to see and debate. It would also not silence that user, but it would certainly hamper necessary discussion around their words and actions.

Postmark costs money, Mailgun does not.

From the second reddit link,

>This shows one important thing: banksters are DESPERATE to stop BTC and they act without control. Hilarious...

The Bitcoin community is a source of endless cringe, :-)

>Techies are going crazy after "Meltdown" and "Spectre," two new methods for stealing passwords, were revealed

Imagine being a journalist and having to churn out this pointless drivel for a living.

>This article is garbage. It's a typical case of a complete outsider trying to analyze a scene he doesn't understand or know anything about based on "research", and trying to write for an audience that also doesn't understand the tech or scene or know anything about it.

You mean, like all journalism?

Not all of us have a 500 mbps fibre ;P

>who plugs phones into computers anymore?

Eh? How do I transfer my music to my phone?

Imagine living in such a political climate that you have to create a throwaway just to say "dude weed lmao" as a way of life wrecks lives.

Are jews illegal per se?

Are illegal immigrants illegal per se?

By the time I have disabled it they have already pinged the "Adjust, Inc." servers at least once with my information. That's unacceptable.

155 probably