EasyMark

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by EasyMark 2y ago
You need employees to stop those people walking around from destroying everything in site. Fires, garbage, etc. It's a legitimate concern, and a disgrace what the current regime is trying to do. Next will be attempts to privatize and s
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by EasyMark 2y ago
For every one person "complaining" there are 999 of us quiet ones out here that use and love your product hours out of every day . I hope devs at firefox can cut through gruff articles with click baity titles and extract nuggets o
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by EasyMark 2y ago
and they are shocked when someone snaps and such things happen. "for are we not generous gods?" --Most Billionaires
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Wouldn't it be anecdotal information and not evidence? I always consider those two words together as an oxymoron. I have an educated guess keeping up with European news that it's highly likely Musk's recent attempts to contro
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Yep look at Sundar Pachai or Tim Cook, they just always go with the flow, that's the way I prefer my CEOs when I invest in corps. It's up to a democracy to fix itself, not corporations. I don't need culture wars in corporatio
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Their whole schtick is based up "tell a lie often enough and most people will start thinking it's the truth". The vast majority of what they're doing has been unconstitutional and/or breaking laws laid out by Congre
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by EasyMark 2y ago
That's simply not true, they all worked within the law. Trump has broken the law many times over just the past two weeks by exceeding his authority and completely ignoring the laws passed by Congress. Birthright citizenship, USAID, Fir
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Part of Project 2025 was to purge those who would not swear feality to the new GOP regime. That is especially true in intelligence agencies like CIA and FBI. They want as many of those who are loyal to democracy to quit/get fired as po
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Someone always fills the void, in this case it would likely be China. USAID only gets $50 billion, that's hardly enough to control the world on the scale that I think you're saying is happening.
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by EasyMark 2y ago
This won't happen, the broligarchs will tap him on the shoulder and remind him who is really in charge and who has the actual money and not junk coins. There will be a diplomatic answer to this soon, it's not a fight he will stand
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I agree, if they would have made a serviceable app for android then this might not be a bad option, but as it is SMS/RCS/whatsapp will have to suffice
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by EasyMark 2y ago
1. closing USAID, he can't do that, it's has to go through Congress 2. Given Musk and minions full access to federal and private records, breaks FISMA and CFAA 3. The "buy out" of employees, violates Administrative Leave
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by EasyMark 2y ago
How ignoring the law not fascism? Mandates do not supercede law, nor allow the executive branch to operate outside branches of government that are not under it's control, and yet Congress does nothing, that's is actually how fasci
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by EasyMark 2y ago
It isn't though. This is the beginning of wiping LGBTQ from any federal government concerns, grants, programs, health data, etc. It's been pretty obvious for the past 2 weeks that Trump doesn't care about the law, nor do his
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Probably marked as "political" and demoted
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by EasyMark 2y ago
The blatant ignoring of laws shows that Trump thinks it's fine to be lawless as long as it serves his chaotic agenda to sew discord and distrust in the government so he and his Elon goon squad can install more autocracy into the system
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I think that's the only option. We need the truth, we currently have a deranged President leading the blind who would rather believe in a sky daddy and the lies they tell themselves than reality. I could see an oligarch that actually m
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by EasyMark 2y ago
My n=1 is that I only ever had problems with it during the "early days", now I just use it and get on with things. I can't recall the last issue I had with systemd. tbf I generally only write a few scripts and rust microservi
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by EasyMark 2y ago
Parts of it do get loaded and unloaded as needed from disk to memory and back to disk. It's certainly not all loaded into memory
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by EasyMark 2y ago
cosmic is going to be a great wayland windows manager.
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I will take the SCOTUS opinion on these laws being Constitutional over an comment on hackernews. We'll see what happens, I'm sure that Trumpy will try and get it to SCOTUS and test such institutions.
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I would say that you go back to the past two sets of prez debates and tell me that the "lie" ratio wasn't 10:1 or 20:1 between the two candidates. I would trust most HN people to revisit those and give a reasonable estimate.
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I'm of a similar bent. I can see expanding our -legal- immigration plans by quite a bit, especially for ag workers and other positions that Americans are largely unwilling to work for at anywhere near the current pay rates. I don'
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I would agree with you if 90% of the "new media" wasn't absolute clickbait trash. So many takes that are in a rush to get it out before their competition that it's usually unverified speculation that is at best a guess a
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I just use the flatpak version, it's always the latest version, or very close to the latest.
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by EasyMark 2y ago
It would be, but they are a rubber stamp for Trump now. Now only judges can stop the madness. Hopefully SCOTUS will actually do their job and make sure that Trump sticks to the law, which does not allow him to just defund programs set up b
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by EasyMark 2y ago
This is what happens when an entire nation votes for a pure agent of chaos who has a highly questionable moral code and is easily proven a liar over and over again if he speak for more than 2 minutes. Now only check and balances in the US g
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by EasyMark 2y ago
It actually has worked well for me, and I've had some interesting discussions on there and some arguments, but over facts and not emotions. I think people have a right to express their opinions, but they don't have a right to make
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by EasyMark 2y ago
I get this, and I use bsky. What I don't understand is why some of my more liberal friends have a meltdown when I tell them I successfully use Twitter for what I want to get out of: instant news and commentary, some memes, some Instagr
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by EasyMark 2y ago
depends on the trustworthiness of the source. at some point we have to trust something; could be our own selection process, but it can very well be the opinion of someone who you follow that seem genuine over X amount of time. The false pos

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