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Agreed. The process seems mercurial at best. That being said, I think the original poster misses a very large part of the issue by comparing what is happening here to standard operating procedure at a bank. When it is obvious that Chime is not a bank (nor explicitly allowed to claim such). So...

Wow. It's almost like self-centered sociopaths don't care about rules...

An attention grab from a self-aggrandizing troll. It will go nowhere once the lobbyists have their say. Getting people to talk about Hawley is the point of Hawley's proposal.

So they knew it was bad enough to report to the FBI, but still didn't moderate it? Just...wow... EDIT: Just to demonstrate how wonky this is. As a content provider, I wouldn't be liable if somebody posts illegal content on my service and I don't know about it (let's say child pornography for...

I would like nothing more than an increase in native abilities to produce these products. I think that being able to produce things in America can only improve global quality. However, there are two issues from my perspective. The ramp up time (as others have rightly noted) will far exceed the...

Obviously yes the data exists and is known. The surprise comes from finding it on publicly accessible social media data as the expectation is that the site would have scrubbed it on upload (as I understand is standard practice among the even the most mildly skilled players on this space). Edit...

I'm willing to bet most of the hard core supporters have access to trailers.

I wish I could like this 1,000 times.

Yeah, they are a funny crew. Always affronted by everything while calling everybody else thin-skinned. But hey, in this case, it was that free market they always claim to love and trust making it happen so I'm sure they'll take it very well :-)

Wow it's almost like catering to xenophobic, racist jackholes and conspiracy nuts won't pay your bills.... how...shocking...

"I just can't keep it up," Voat cofounder Justin Chastain said.... BWAHAHAHA....I'll see myself out....

Awesome. Another attempt to legislate morality. We (in a general sense) seem to never learn that these types of things (pot, prohibition, sex work etc.) in terms of legislation never have their intended impacts. Regulation and safety =/= prohibition and difficulty of access.

Only a matter of time before this gets brought up by conspiracy theorists as a "We were right about the 5g"...sigh.

So much for the party of state's rights I guess.

There may not be an option for redundancy. When you are dealing with actual wires, even contracting two different ISPs may still send you traffic over the same physical infrastructure. This country is decades behind in infrastructure. But hey sure, let's build that wall instead.

I think you would be surprised how many single points of failure actually exist in our antiquated infrastructure. That being said, yeah, I find the timing and impact convenient.

You mean you're 4? /s Edit: to be clear this is not a personal attack on you. You make a good point.

This is a more complicated issue than just keeping things patched. Even if they were perfectly patched we wouldn't escape issues. Obligitory xkcd

Agree. One of the main issues from my perspective is we are allowing courts and lawyers to be the soldiers on this fight. What we really need is legislation. We need to step out of this endless spiral of micro-management by precedent and get some *gasp* sensible leadership.

Funny how nobody was complaining about fairness when they were using Europe as a tax shield..