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by 15155 9mo ago
What is purview, and why should a software project be allowed to police all aspects of life and communication because "them's the rules and rules is rules!"
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by 15155 9mo ago
> If the section was phrased as “We are LGBTQ+ friendly and do not tolerate transphobia or racism” that would feel more welcoming to you? It's very, very easy to turn ideas into "racism" or "transphobia." > it
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by 15155 9mo ago
> Transphobes are constantly imposing their beliefs on trans people, trans people want equal rights What happens if you don't use the correct pronouns someone has declared for themselves? Is this not "imposing beliefs" on
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by 15155 9mo ago
CBP has been taking photos of all legitimate foreign visitors to the US for over 20 years. I presume any catch-and-release border apprehensions are subject to the same photographs. How hard is it to do facial recognition on just this datase
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by 15155 9mo ago
Siemens, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Krupp all seem to be doing just fine today.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Not the most compelling case: > Gibson is a 38-year-old Liberian citizen, who has a final immigration removal order dating back to 2009. > Statistically immigrants commit fewer crimes than native born citizens Legal ones, yes - they h
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by 15155 9mo ago
Grandpa's 30-06 from WW2 from 200 yards will penetrate anything but trauma plates. If it's a hand-carried firearm of any kind (including crew-served weapons like the M249, M240B, M60), it's not a "heavy weapon." &gt
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by 15155 9mo ago
Zero of the Federalist papers corroborate this.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Some of these Chinese 'clones' have substantially more mainline Linux support than any of the Pi boards.
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by 15155 9mo ago
The point that you seem to be missing is that these are projects open to the public: if the person isn't espousing these ideas in the space in question, you're just as intolerant as they are to try and use the color of authority (
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by 15155 9mo ago
Again, why are you stalking these people - just ignore it? Furthermore, by codifying and enforcing whatever your personal viewpoints are in a code of conduct, you've summarily decided for everyone else as well.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Sounds good - you're free to not associate. The original topic at hand was a code of conduct: this is forcing your "freedom of association" on to everyone else.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Why and how do you know they are a racist?
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by 15155 9mo ago
Nothing on that board is remotely high speed or challenging. USB HS on a board that small is a non issue: it's one measly differential pair with easy impedance requirements.
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by 15155 9mo ago
They assemble their PCBs in New York, there's no chance they are actually manufacturing the PCBs themselves there however. PCB manufacturing is an ecological disaster.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Perhaps by minding your own business and focusing on the work? Nobody is forcing you to view that person's blog or to even know it exists. If that individual's viewpoints somehow visibly leak into their work or professional commun
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by 15155 9mo ago
Often these "rules" extend to conduct far outside of the purview of a project - typically crossing into identity politics. "If you espouse views I don't like on your personal Twitter, you can't contribute to this en
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by 15155 9mo ago
They're a weapon of "social justice" - 90% of CoC rules are common-sense stuff that doesn't have to be said, combined with one or two "progressive" ideas shoehorned in.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Spinning an IMXRT1062/IMXRT1064 design sans the terrible Teensy bootloader should take a day or two at most. These chips have perfectly-fine ROM USB bootloaders and SWD, don't ruin them by adding extra garbage.
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by 15155 9mo ago
> Pumping out a lot of noise is usually easier than locating a source of a weak signal. Not at the frequencies in question - this isn't 2.4GHz where a magnetron ripped out of a microwave oven will wreak havoc, these are highly-direc
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by 15155 9mo ago
Most budget carriers are going this way.
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by 15155 9mo ago
Because ostensibly, whoever engineered the jammer (especially at these wavelengths) is capable of designing a capable-enough receiver.
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by 15155 9mo ago
The satellites know where they are TX beamforming to a fine-enough degree of specificity for geofencing.
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by 15155 9mo ago
The problem is that the typical delivery mechanism for this drug is a highly-dilute injection or transdermal patch - not 'geometric' dilution into pills in Jose's basement with questionable fillers. The substance is too poten
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by 15155 9mo ago
Why do you think fentanyl is typically distributed in patch form (transdermal delivery) or highly dilute injection in a hospital setting?
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by 15155 10mo ago
> PACER charges users $0.10 for every page users search and access, and $30 per name or item searched plus $0.10 per page per document per month, albeit with a max of $3 per individual document This is intentionally misleading and obviou
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by 15155 10mo ago
They still teach surveyors how to throw chains in schools.
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by 15155 10mo ago
> They have a video of her being shot Why was her vehicle in gear, engine running?
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by 15155 10mo ago
The dealership customarily earns 2-3%+ in quarterly holdback payments from the manufacturer. They sell you a $100k car at invoice, later that quarter they're getting a $3000 payment - this is pure profit, the deal was long-since done a
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by 15155 10mo ago
> they make no money from cash buys because of that economic perversion. This is completely false. This might be surprising to learn, but for normal car dealerships (not buy-here, pay-here or used car dealerships) a huge amount of their

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