@mmasnick@hardindr@molly0xfff
I thought you agreed that the bounds of distributor liability were determined by the law (which I am advocating changing) and NOT the 1st Amendment. Are you know saying this is part of the constitution?
@DeanBaker13@hardindr@molly0xfff Distributor liability is still bound by the 1st Amendment, because it's liability based on speech. Which means that, per multiple 1st Amendment lawsuits, there are standards of what it takes to make a distributor liable. And you.. acknowledge literally none of them.
frustrating to see headlines about a "$290 million" hack out of even reputable security media like @BleepingComputer. actual loss is probably a tenth of that, at most.
@molly0xfff Accessing vendor specific device consoles through their web UI means I'm constantly closing that browser tab while hitting ctrl+w expecting to remove the previous word.
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao will now be sentenced on April 30. He was originally set to be sentenced on February 23, but the hearing was just continued.
@molly0xfff apologies for not being able to find it, did try: who made the art that is the header image? And why doesn’t it show on the post when I click the link?
@molly0xfff tried searching for some obscure tech, the results are heavily biased towards German language it seems. However it certainly finds pages that Google doesn’t find.
Motherboard found that firms linked to a16z and general partner Chris Dixon bought numerous copies of his new book promoting cryptocurrencies, which became an NYT Best Seller.
✅ gaming the NYT bestseller list
✅ buying full page print ads in WaPo
✅ elbowing onto Hard Fork, Pivot, other tech pods
✅ placing pre-pub features in Wired, Bloomberg, FT
" 'Wherever you get your podcasts' represents ... the triumph of exactly the kind of technology that's supposed to be impossible: open, empowering tech that's not owned by any one company, that can't be controlled by any one company, and that allows people to have ownership over their work and their relationship with their audience." 🤌 by @anildash https://www.anildash.com//2024/02/06/wherever-you-get-podcasts/
Review: In "Read Write Own", the Andreessen Horowitz general partner and web3 superfan Chris Dixon lays out an unconvincing argument that blockchains are what it will take to fix the web.