2008 April 16
LINKS: Tim And Eric album, Pirate Bay anonymous blogging, Facebook disses the dead, Twitter saves someone, and more
Posted by Clint under Abuse Of Authority, Articles, Audio, Censorship, Corporations, Geek Politics, Hardware, Immigration, Internet, Links, Live-Action Shows, Media, Medicine, Music, News, P2P, Politics, Technology, Technology War, Twitter, Underly-Harsh Punishments, VideoI gotta figure out how to get this Tim And Eric album. Anyway, read on for the list. I think I’m slowly learning what not to do to mess up the formatting with the new version of wordpress.
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When you die, people wont be able to see a lot of what you wrote! WTF purpose does that serve?
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TECHNOLOGY WAR: The Pirate Bay Launches Uncensored Blogging Service — If they outlaw free speech, only outlaws will have free speech. After Wikilinks being censored by American courts, bloggers & whistleblowers clearly NEED a platform that has ALREADY said “fuck off” to law enforcement from many countries, many times, successfully.
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UNDERLY-HARSH PUNISHMENTS: another suspect officer given a job back after costing taxpayers $75K, handcuffing a doctor on his way to deliver a baby, stealing tarps, etc - please fire Officer William “Skip” Lilliston Just a quick demonstration of how the system does not work when applied to our police. I love how an arbitrator ruled that taking tarps is not stealing.
2008 April 16 at 6:36 PM
I’m going to have to side with Facebook on this one. It is after all by definition a social networking site, and well, you can’t really socially network with the dead, can you?
Of course this opens up the possibility for a whole new kind of site. Deadbook.com anyone? Immortalize your loved ones online presence for the simple fee of ….
2008 April 16 at 6:58 PM
That’s just a ridiculous comment all around. Did you even read the article?
Furthermore, if 90% of my friends die, that could affect the size of my friends list!
2008 April 16 at 7:14 PM
Yes, I did. While I sympathize with with the friends and family, it doesn’t change my opinion.
And I was actually not being sarcastic about the Deadbook thing.