Very well, if you can't beat them, you might as well join them.

I agree. This type of discussion would have been downvoted to oblivion on Reddit. I'm actually rather interested in both sides of this issue. Would you mind sharing your thoughts in regard to systematic oppression?

I concur, however how will these racist jokes die? One may think that they are not throwing fuel onto the fire and continue to do so. At what point should this behavior be curbed?

This would be perfect, however bias would still remain within those who have had traumatic encounters with the aforementioned biased group. You can't just wish away bias in society. If such changes were to be fate, society as a whole would have to agree to and enforce this idea.

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Even though women have increased their presence in higher-paying jobs traditionally dominated by men, such as professional and managerial positions, women as a whole continue to work in lower-paying occupations than men do.

As you seem to have a considerable amount of knowledge on this topic, I inquire about the wage gap. If the majority of a gender were to lean toward jobs that pay less, human choice is the factor in which determines the claimed "wage gap". How does this constitute unbalanced payment?

I seem to have missed the misogyny part during the subreddit blackout. Can you point me to it?

I played this a month ago, but it's not that fun. This is due to people forming teams of 3+ on free for all and massacring everyone else. There's no chance to make top 5 unless you also form a team or the existing team is incompetent. The lack of progress saving is also annoying after investing some time in it. All in all, it is a fun way to pass some time and I would recommend it to everyone else, but don't expect it to be more than a novelty game. Cheers.

Why can't the data be sent to the client, decrypted, modified, encrypted, and sent back to the server(similarly to ZeroDB)? Of course, the endpoint must be secure. If it is not, how will homomorphic encryption help you? Thanks in advance to any clarifications on this topic.

That makes sense, thanks.

Ah thanks, yes this was what I wanted to find. I didn't notice it at first due to it showing level ups for most of the time.

I too will have a link with Reddit until it dies out. The Snapzu community is amazing and all, but smaller subreddits (like /r/cpp_questions and /r/windows10) have not yet migrated and such content is important to me.

I'm sorry, but I can't figure out LQ is meant to represent.

Graphics do matter, but to a lesser extent than gameplay itself.

I prefer the list view due to the following reasons:

-Posts are organized in a grid-like fashion. Mag view has dynamic snap sizes. This shows a bias towards some material over other.

-If I open snaps in order and close them, I know where I left off and can continue from there. Mag view does not a fixed "order", thus will be more difficult to define an "order" in which to view content.

-Mag view is rather similar to Tumblr's search view and I seem to "overlook" something while scanning the page in shifting horizontal manner.

As I have joined recently, Snapzu seems to log me out every once in a while. Can you offer an explanation to why this is so? Is it something like cookies expiring?

password must have more than 4 numbers

Why should it have more than 4 numbers? An alphanumeric passphrase with 4 numbers or less can be secure given enough entropy.

EDIT: Also, things like PBKDF2 + unique salts + hashing reduce the attack vectors and increase the amount of time required to carry out such attacks.

As the admins should control how they want people to perceive their site and the content that the community is exposed to, I concur. The only reason I argued for popular opinion is due to the lack of admin action(other users' speculation only, no proof), although I do realize this may not be the admins' most prominent issue.