To protect you from government action, not the action of a private employer.

The last one is July 2019. Still relevant, but important to be accurate.

Well that’s just silly, the UK very much regulates social media.

I’m not sure anyone’s tried, but the fact that (e)(4) and (e)(5) exist to allow specific state criminal law prosecutions suggest Congress thought they were generally barred.

Well, true for federal criminal liability. It does provide criminal immunity from state law.

It was also addressing that the caselaw was developing in an incoherent way: an SDNY case had said providers weren’t liable because they were like a library, a later NYS case made the decision that they weren’t like a library if they moderated, but libraries do moderate and select content.

I would like to see what happened before that, purely out of curiosity.

But either the agents didn’t know about this when they shot him, making it irrelevant, or they did, which would be some evidence of premeditation. It sure doesn’t help them.

No, he said “every bit of” Signal is compromised, which is absolute bull.

They probably don’t even let her in to Liberty Crossings these days, because all they do is plan Regime Change Wars

Something something end stage capitalism

It looks like it uses very slightly less cardboard, and is probably an easier cut to make for them because the other side is no longer a slit. They did this, but then kept the glue amount the same because unglued boxes don’t sell, whereas this happens after purchase.

The only explanation I can imagine…

Well, he's got particular things he's a civil libertarian about, and others that he's ... not: bsky.app/profile/the-...

The cheapest even vaguely legit ones cost 12bps/year for gold.

If anyone claims to be willing to hold your gold for you for as long as you want for just a one-time fee of 25 basis points, they are either incompetent or crooked. Legit depositories charge 50bps per year on the low end, because properly securing a facility like that costs money.

I also have zero confidence in the rest of their product structures, just to be clear.

Tether has a crypto product, “Tether Gold” or XAUT, that’s supposed to be a claim on an undivided interest in a particular physical gold bar in a vault. Kinda cool in concept, but the way it’s structured I wouldn’t trust it any further than I could throw a digital asset.

Probably, they would want the kind of people that have talent jailed.