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"don't talk to the other side they're evil" is something that the nazis would say tbh.

Let me just be more explicit: if your software cannot be used by nazis then your software is not free software.

This is not the correct place to fight hate speech. Block the instances. Report hate speech to the authorities. Settle it using the existing legal frameworks to do so, and if they are insufficient, then write to your lawmakers.

But if you support free software, it is not the place to address this issue, by definition.

let it be known the mastodev crowd only likes free software when it's convenient for them, like when it makes them look virtuous for doing it.

This is an interesting new job by Georgetown University in Washington DC, United.

"Programmer/Software Developer For Anti Censorship Technologies"

fossjobs.net/job/10085/program

Microsoft PowerPoint's new AI tool, Presenter Coach, allows users to practice their presentations in front of an AI, which offers suggestions along the way.

fastcompany.com/90365150/micro

💲 Facebook announced on Tuesday that Libra, its global cryptocurrency, will officially launch next year alongside an underlying blockchain-based network to support it.

techcrunch.com/2019/06/18/face

Hey, here's another take. If you prevent nazis from using your software to access gab, then they'll use your software to access another instance. One that you haven't blocked yet

@ben @sir i don't, i fucking hate nazis just as a much as i hate communists.
@brandon you read what alt-right idiots put out? ._.
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