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by Brybry 1y ago
Orders for these purposes shall be issued through the governors of the States
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> This time can also be significantly reduced through phone number hints from password reset flows in other services such as PayPal, which provide several more digits (ex. +14•••••1779) I've never thought about this but it's ex
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Gerrymandering can affect voter sentiment and trigger polling location changes during redistricting, both of which can affect voter turnout[1][2][3] (though the research doesn't seem conclusive on the effect). And thinking about it mor
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I think it's something like this https://github.com/timlrx/tailwind-nextjs-starter-blog basically nextjs + tailwind + mdx
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Trade Court docket, V.O.S. Selections, Inc. v. Donald J. Trump (1:25-cv-00066): https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69888953/vos-selections... Appeals Court docket, V.O.S. Selections, Inc. v. Trump (25-1812):
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by Brybry 1y ago
I think, indirectly, gerrymandering might impact the presidential election because a) redistricting can cause polling location changes[1] and b) the voter's knowledge/sentiment of living in a gerrymandered system. If either a) or
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Instructors and professors are required to be subject matter experts but many are not required to have a teaching certification or education-related degree. So they know what students should be taught but I don't know that they neces
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Decades ago a local popular public magnet high school near me had a lottery system like that. Students would apply for the school and M of N applicants would be picked randomly. It turns out the administrators running the lottery would run
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Being honest, Geekbench 6 Single/Multi results vary depending on source and can be picked to fit different narratives. S M iPhone 16 Pro Max 3331 8106 Samsung S25 Ultra 3137 9769 [1] A18 Pro
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Barges (and other watercraft) collide with stationary objects (which includes bridges) monthly, it's just not usually in the national news and doesn't usually cause a lot of damage. For example, from 2001 to 2017 there were 1020 m
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by Brybry 1y ago
While a driver's license does normally fill that role, it's not mandated and not everyone has a driver's license (or even a state issued ID). Some stuff like voting you can use something like a utility bill. Some stuff will w
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I grew up in the 90s sitting on couches watching friends and family play games while we socialized. For me, watching other people play games on the internet is basically an extension of that but with the addition that I can also watch some
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That's an important point that I missed in my research, though it does seem like there are limitations? [1] If the buyer's previous-year adjusted gross income is too high they still don't qualify, and if the buyer's purc
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by Brybry 1y ago
As a sibling comment noted, the National School Lunch Program started in 1946. [1] The School Breakfast Program started in the 1960s/70s. [2] More recently, in 2010, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act was passed which enabled the Commun
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Firefox tab groups persist across browser restarts (or at least mine have for ~5 months now). I haven't had any issues with new windows yet either though I have definitely lost Firefox tabs to that issue in the past. I agree though, Ch
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That article doesn't confirm an Indian government WhatsApp backdoor? > Due to WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption, messages sent between two users are only readable by them; even the service provider cannot decrypt the contents of the
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Which looks bipartisan with Democrats strongly for it and only some Republicans against. Official state legislature bill page for future reference: https://lis.virginia.gov/bill-details/20251/HB2096
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Is the standard deduction giving people your tax dollars? Anyone who itemizes? What if someone declines a promotion and thus doesn't increase their income and pay more taxes? Is that also taking your tax dollars? Sure, yes, if the gove
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The government still gives you back your money in a refund if you overpay them. Though, of course, you don't earn interest on it while the government is holding it.
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Electric vehicle tax credits are non-refundable tax credits meaning you can't get a credit for more than you owe. [1][2] Which means no one is getting your tax dollars to buy vehicles (though there may be some infrastructure or manufac
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Aside for signing my signature (which I almost never need to do anymore) then the only time I need to handwrite is to fill out forms, usually for medical purposes, and I don't go to the doctor every year (yes, I recognize this is unwis
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I sympathize strongly with the author. I write with a pen so infrequently ( years between handwriting) that I often have handwriting errors that displease me. So I usually do some practice writing on scratch paper before attempting the fin
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Why do the kids need to assist their parents financially in order to assist them in their old age? In my experience friends and family have helped take care of elderly parents without that. I help my parents without giving them money. Even
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In the US, capital gains are taxed at a different rate from ordinary income, so taxing the "rich" (where the money is) doesn't necessarily have to destroy investing (not to mention a lot of retirement is tied up in investing,
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Why would we stop at removing the human labor and doing the minimum required to keep cows alive? We could not have cows at all: bioreactors producing milk from cell cultures. https://jasbsci.biomedcentral.com/articles/1
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In the indictment[1] he's not charged with theft. He's charged with: 1) wire fraud (the smart contracts/swap exploit) 2) unauthorized damage to a protected computer (running the exploit on the ethereum network) 3) attempted h
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In the EO language there is no "whichever is greater", the shipping company picks (note this all specifically for de minimis, <$800 value, packages). In EO 14256: > Transportation carriers delivering shipments to the United
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As far as I know, the way it works is shipping companies can do the % package value (ad valorem duty) or the flat rate per package (specific duty) but have to do the same method for all packages and can only change their method once a m
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The libertarians in the Republican party, like Massie and Paul, still seem to vote [1] according to their ideology. I don't agree with their ideology but they do seem consistent. [2] Collins, McConnell, and Murkowski have been voting a
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My main long term worry with Steam is that Gaben will die and then Valve will IPO.

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