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  • jon-nycJ Offline
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    jon-nyc
    wrote on last edited by
    #15

    They should probably move to IBM or MSFT just to not have to shit down for a week, but then build their own infrastructure anyway.

    Only non-witches get due process.

    • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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      jon-nyc
      wrote on last edited by
      #16

      Gab own their own shit but then this happens:

      Only non-witches get due process.

      • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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      • KlausK Klaus

        It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

        That said, I also think this isn't good.

        JollyJ Offline
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        Jolly
        wrote on last edited by
        #17

        @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

        It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

        That said, I also think this isn't good.

        Enjoy!

        “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

        Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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        • JollyJ Jolly

          @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

          It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

          That said, I also think this isn't good.

          Enjoy!

          KlausK Offline
          KlausK Offline
          Klaus
          wrote on last edited by
          #18

          @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

          @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

          It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

          That said, I also think this isn't good.

          Enjoy!

          What do you want me to enjoy?

          JollyJ 1 Reply Last reply
          • KlausK Klaus

            @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

            @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

            It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

            That said, I also think this isn't good.

            Enjoy!

            What do you want me to enjoy?

            JollyJ Offline
            JollyJ Offline
            Jolly
            wrote on last edited by Jolly
            #19

            @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

            @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

            @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

            It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

            That said, I also think this isn't good.

            Enjoy!

            What do you want me to enjoy?

            I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

            1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

            2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

            The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

            “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

            Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

            KlausK 1 Reply Last reply
            • JollyJ Jolly

              @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

              That said, I also think this isn't good.

              Enjoy!

              What do you want me to enjoy?

              I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

              1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

              2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

              The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

              KlausK Offline
              KlausK Offline
              Klaus
              wrote on last edited by
              #20

              @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

              It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

              That said, I also think this isn't good.

              Enjoy!

              What do you want me to enjoy?

              I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

              1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

              2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

              The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

              I don't necessarily disagree with what you said, but it's still not so clear to me what specifically you want me to enjoy. It's not like I endorse what's happening. Quite to the contrary...

              JollyJ 1 Reply Last reply
              • KlausK Klaus

                @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

                That said, I also think this isn't good.

                Enjoy!

                What do you want me to enjoy?

                I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

                1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

                2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

                The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

                I don't necessarily disagree with what you said, but it's still not so clear to me what specifically you want me to enjoy. It's not like I endorse what's happening. Quite to the contrary...

                JollyJ Offline
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                Jolly
                wrote on last edited by
                #21

                @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

                That said, I also think this isn't good.

                Enjoy!

                What do you want me to enjoy?

                I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

                1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

                2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

                The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

                I don't necessarily disagree with what you said, but it's still not so clear to me what specifically you want me to enjoy. It's not like I endorse what's happening. Quite to the contrary...

                I'm being somewhat facetious...The defeat of Trump, coupled with the takeover of the Senate by the Dem party, will embolden the Far Left and their fascist bent. I think Big Tech has bought Biden, heart and soul. I also think he is too mentally and physically weak to defend the Center.I

                Silicon Valley politics are going to rule, and the Devil take whoever, whatever or whomever they do not approve of.

                Lastly, when that is taken into considerarion, maybe Renauda is right in his prognostication.

                “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

                Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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                • JollyJ Jolly

                  @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

                  That said, I also think this isn't good.

                  Enjoy!

                  What do you want me to enjoy?

                  I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

                  1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

                  2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

                  The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

                  I don't necessarily disagree with what you said, but it's still not so clear to me what specifically you want me to enjoy. It's not like I endorse what's happening. Quite to the contrary...

                  I'm being somewhat facetious...The defeat of Trump, coupled with the takeover of the Senate by the Dem party, will embolden the Far Left and their fascist bent. I think Big Tech has bought Biden, heart and soul. I also think he is too mentally and physically weak to defend the Center.I

                  Silicon Valley politics are going to rule, and the Devil take whoever, whatever or whomever they do not approve of.

                  Lastly, when that is taken into considerarion, maybe Renauda is right in his prognostication.

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                  xenon
                  wrote on last edited by xenon
                  #22

                  @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @jolly said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                  It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

                  That said, I also think this isn't good.

                  Enjoy!

                  What do you want me to enjoy?

                  I've been preaching for quite sometime about a couple of different facets of this story:

                  1. The internet is the new public square, especially the Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. There has to be some level of regulation (at least for Americans) that ensures the same level of free speech as a public square.

                  2. Big, can be too big. It stifles competition and innovation. It's time for some Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting.

                  The Left in this country is currently using the Capitol Riot as their Reichstag Fire and Big Tech is helping them silence any and all opposition...

                  I don't necessarily disagree with what you said, but it's still not so clear to me what specifically you want me to enjoy. It's not like I endorse what's happening. Quite to the contrary...

                  I'm being somewhat facetious...The defeat of Trump, coupled with the takeover of the Senate by the Dem party, will embolden the Far Left and their fascist bent. I think Big Tech has bought Biden, heart and soul. I also think he is too mentally and physically weak to defend the Center.I

                  Silicon Valley politics are going to rule, and the Devil take whoever, whatever or whomever they do not approve of.

                  Lastly, when that is taken into considerarion, maybe Renauda is right in his prognostication.

                  .

                  The far left could gain more actual power, but isn’t there also a chance that moderate ideas could have more space once the “great orange menace” has been removed?

                  If you believe TDS is a thing, maybe the some of the “D” will disappear with the “T” in power.

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                  • KlausK Klaus

                    It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around. Not many have capacity on the level that AWS has, but Parler is small enough that they have plenty of options.

                    That said, I also think this isn't good.

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                    89th
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                    #23

                    @klaus said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                    It shouldn't be too hard for Parler to move to a different cloud provider. There are plenty of them around.

                    That was my thought too (unless they didn’t build their system to be cloud agnostic by using some AWS-only services). That being said, I imagine if they went to Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Google, etc...they’d get kicked off of each.

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                      jon-nyc
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #24

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                      Only non-witches get due process.

                      • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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                        Copper
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                        #25

                        spooky

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                          89th
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                          #26

                          Bezos givith and Bezos taketh away

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                          • 89th8 89th

                            Bezos givith and Bezos taketh away

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                            Jolly
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                            #27

                            @89th said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                            Bezos givith and Bezos taketh away

                            Czar Bezos to you, peasant.

                            “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

                            Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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                              jon-nyc
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                              #28

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                              Only non-witches get due process.

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                                @jon-nyc 😂

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                                  #30

                                  This is just unreal, isn’t it. I feel like I’ve woken up to an alternate reality. (Could be the migraine medicine I had to take at 4am. Seriously.)

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                                    Loki
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                                    #31

                                    It’s so interesting that countries like China censor via government and in the US it’s our corporations.

                                    So why? I have my impressions but I’m interested in what others think.

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                                      Well, sometimes we do it through precedents in civil law. I still think there’s some liability concern behind the Parler thing.

                                      Only non-witches get due process.

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                                      • jodiJ jodi

                                        This is just unreal, isn’t it. I feel like I’ve woken up to an alternate reality. (Could be the migraine medicine I had to take at 4am. Seriously.)

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                                        Jolly
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                                        @jodi said in Amazon cutting ties with Parler:

                                        This is just unreal, isn’t it. I feel like I’ve woken up to an alternate reality. (Could be the migraine medicine I had to take at 4am. Seriously.)

                                        Note, it's not the EVIL conservatives that are silencing speech.

                                        “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

                                        Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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                                          "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

                                          The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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