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by 762236 2y ago
Possibly enforcement has increased, as Trump ran on that, but the behavior towards those found violating their visa terms has always been like this.
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by 762236 2y ago
This isn't falling through the cracks. It is what always happens to people accused of violating their visa terms.
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by 762236 2y ago
This changed?
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by 762236 2y ago
This is standard behavior, nothing special to Trump. Interesting that you immediately think Trumpers, rather than that the government is always sadistic.
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by 762236 2y ago
This is how American immigration has always worked. I know others that experienced it under prior administrations. You have to ask why does the press only care about it now?
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by 762236 2y ago
There seems to be a problem starting new companies in the EU. It's hard to imagine the EU developing alternatives that people would want to use in such an environment.
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by 762236 2y ago
That is a useful clarification (that it is customer records, not employee records)
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by 762236 2y ago
To clarify, I make decisions based on how good the product is, not who the CEO is, nor what country it is coming from. I think it is hypocritical of people to reject Teslas because of Musk's opinions or civic contributions.
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by 762236 2y ago
I can't wait to buy the new Model Y. Fantastic car. If I were to choose products based on the CEO's behavior outside the company (vs their behavior running the company), I'd have no time left to live, and I wouldn't be b
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by 762236 2y ago
"signs of authoritarianism" is a smear. Either you have evidence of it, or not. A good example of authoritarianism is restricting freedom of speech, such as when Biden's administration worked with the social media companies
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by 762236 2y ago
Trump confirmed he would follow the court orders: "yeah, the answer is, I always abide by the courts, always abide by them, and will appeal"
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by 762236 2y ago
I'd be really surprised if Congress can stop the President from firing employees. He is the head of the Executive branch
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by 762236 2y ago
He can at least fire everyone in USAID, as he should.
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by 762236 2y ago
If you've worked as a scientist, why not gather evidence before jumping to conclusions? For example, you could inquire of the administration why they did this. They're actually putting in quite an effort at transparency.
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by 762236 2y ago
This would be like punishing Apple users for relocating from California to New York. Crazy.
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by 762236 2y ago
I'd rather write like pg.
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by 762236 2y ago
No one asked for the article to be submitted. So?
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by 762236 2y ago
They're probably talking about the Warburg effect, not exercise. The body is complicated and just because exercise can produce lactate doesn't mean it has anything to do with this.
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by 762236 2y ago
How would you split Google? Any type of split would kill that which makes Google so great.
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by 762236 2y ago
Note, when gaining strength and muscle, you're not growing muscle fibers, since you're born with like 99% of your fibers. They're multinucleated cells and don't undergo mitosis.
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by 762236 2y ago
Security is important. Hopefully Israel will be able to secure their nation without suffering any more Israeli deaths.
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by 762236 2y ago
Ford should have acquired Ghost Autonomy.
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by 762236 3y ago
It seems that you agree that Western values are important, so you couldn't attack that part of the argument, and instead had to twist my speech into something that I never said, so that you could then attack what I never said. You hav
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by 762236 3y ago
You seem surprised that the U.S. supports nations with Western values, particularly against people that want to destroy Western nations.
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by 762236 3y ago
Right, and since the progressives in power disagree with this, Garry is getting involved to try to get people elected that do agree.
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by 762236 3y ago
They don't want to be involved with politics. But they're the type of people that have agency, and San Francisco is in horrible shape, so they feel compelled to help turn the city around.
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by 762236 3y ago
I can find lots of tech workers that would tell Garry to keep up the good work.
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by 762236 3y ago
My experience is the opposite. I'm really tired of fighting ChatGPT.
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by 762236 3y ago
I am correct: https://daringfireball.net/linked/2024/01/29/two-additional-...
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by 762236 3y ago
That says 'from' the alternative app store. The alternative app store itself needs to be installed via Apple's app store, and the wording for that made it sound like you have to pay .50EUR for each first-annual install of it.

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