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Social media companies, here are some free theme park ideas to comply with Florida’s deplatforming law

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The Verge is deeply invested in doing service journalism; we report on companies’ misdeeds, we review expensive products to tell you whether they’re worth your hard-earned money, and speak to industry leaders to get their insights on the issues affecting their companies and their customers. Reddit Faire. Sells drinks called Canoes.

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Acer Chromebook Spin 713 (2021) review: victory lap

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But my favorite aspect of this display (and of this Chromebook as a whole) is the 3:2 aspect ratio. The Spin did everything I needed it to, including editing big batches of photos and running multiple demanding apps at a time on top of Zoom calls and Spotify streams, quite fast and without any performance issues.

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Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook review: a Chromebook for grown-ups

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It does have the cramped 16:9 aspect ratio, something I’ve been glad to see other ThinkPads shifting away from this year. Lenovo says it hasn’t seen this problem before, so it may have been an issue with my unit. That said, most of the services I use on a daily basis — Twitter, Messenger, Gmail, Reddit, etc. —

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Microsoft’s 13.5-inch Surface Book 3 puts modern guts in a dated design

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I love the thing because it has a combination of unique advantages, such as its 3:2 aspect ratio, discrete GPU options, and unique detachable screen, that you won’t find in any other laptop on the market. 3:2 aspect ratio: check. The first is the 3000 x 2000 resolution and 3:2 aspect ratio. inch Surface Book 2 owner since 2018.

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How Twitter is shifting the power balance from companies to their employees

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Friends and sources criticize journalists for scapegoating them for larger issues — blaming Facebook alone for the election of Donald Trump, for example. And journalists often wind up criticizing tech companies from both sides of an issue — complaining that they both leave up too many bad posts and take down too many good ones, for example.

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Reddit owes its moderators more than an updated hate speech policy

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Should Reddit pay its volunteer moderators? Reddit’s content moderation scheme differs sharply from the Facebook News Feed or the Twitter timeline. But the moderators themselves often become collateral damage, Reddit executives said. “To If that’s the case, isn’t the least Reddit could do to pay these moderators?

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How Facebook’s new election rules sidestep the real problem

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None of these are issues a tech platform can solve. But because of their perceived power, the platforms are under strong pressure to take decisive action in response. I have no doubt it will make Facebook a better place to work. And I wonder whether the version of Facebook the rest of us would not benefit from similarly decisive intervention.

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