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5mo ago
While true, they mentioned another country on the Arabian peninsula so you could assume it is the country.
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5mo ago
I'm a bit confused. Are you saying Hitler and the communists were right for putting people in mental institutions or Reagan who didn't?
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5mo ago
Surely global warming is going to lead to a less stable environment going forward?
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6mo ago
This is a bit of a tangent, but do any of you have good news sites which are mostly about the Middle East? I tend to go to Drop Site News, Times of Israel, Haaretz, antiwar.com, and Al Jazeera to get some variety, but would welcome some ot
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6mo ago
I understand that is the current situation, but they don't need the for-profit to be the one working on Firefox.
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6mo ago
I hope this works out well and Mozilla takes notice. I've never understood why Mozilla doesn't at least take donations for Firefox.
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6mo ago
How is this not normal? Don't most / all European countries require the same?
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6mo ago
> Microsoft 365 (Office, Teams) - these can be likely ported to Linux if they're not already since they also work on MacOS? I thought the Mac versions were not a full fledged port and were missing features present in Windows.
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6mo ago
Trump doesn't care if somebody is a Catholic. Many of the people around Trump do.
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6mo ago
Has the Hatch Act ever been enforced? Every administration in the last 20+ years have had people violate it but as far as I can tell nobody has been found guilty.
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6mo ago
What do you mean by dodgy meds? These are just the normal meds you can get at any pharmacy. They also aren't even peddling them. They just link to pharmacies or provide discount codes.
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6mo ago
Maybe privacy concerns aren't your biggest concerns, but they are for the FTC for a case like this.
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6mo ago
Just guessing, but the third party company did not break a law or go against their privacy policy. Reuters says it is "Clarifai" if you wanted to know. https://www.reuters.com/world/match-group-settles-us-ftc-
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6mo ago
How are you connecting the petrodollar and US manufacturing? US manufacturing was destroyed because companies closed their factories in the US and used factories in China because labor was cheaper and they were less regulated.
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6mo ago
There are a few reasons - Access to data (dns/ips, domain names (if not using ESNI), amount of traffic, etc) of sites you are visiting - Access to the inside of your network where it can attack machines that may not be secure - DDoS -
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6mo ago
Your last paragraph is my point. Some policies may be good, but not popular. (I'm not suggesting the one child policy is good). How would you be able to continue a policy like the one child policy in a democracy for decades? You wouldn
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7mo ago
It is not even first past the post that is the problem. Even if you had some sort of ranked voting or parliamentary system you would still end up with the same problem. The person in charge gets changed too frequently to be able to have lon
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7mo ago
> Well, its either "remove all gender from classification", or "we're doing crotch and blood checks to verify if youre a woman". Correct. > And since you have to "prove youre a woman", thats like hav
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Transwomen are not banned. They are free to compete in the open (men's) competitions if they want.
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Women would win almost no sports competition. Maybe that is fine in your view, but many women want to have a chance at winning.
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Ntpd-rs: it's about time
(discourse.ubuntu.com)
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It seems like it is bipartisan to me. Do you have the statistics to back up your claim?
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9-0 rulings happen all the time. I couldn't find an easy to consume list so I asked AI to provide the percentage and it said 65–75% of rulings in a term are 9-0.
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7mo ago
How are you defining war? Weren't Libya and Syria started under Obama?
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This is such a weird attitude. We can't rely on anything being perfectly executed every time, so why have warrants at all?
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Trump was talking about how Elon campaigned for him for a month in Pennsylvania and said he knows all about the voting counting machines in Pennsylvania. Even if Musk did something in Pennsylvania, Trump still would have won the electoral c
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7mo ago
Trump was validly elected. He won the required number of electors in the electoral college in the 2016 and 2024 elections. Maduro on the other hand...
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Maduro was not legitimately and democratically elected.
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Iran allows girls to be married off at 8 years and 9 months with parental approval and 13 years without parental approval. Sex is allowed once married regardless of age. Maybe they should start dealing with this in their own country before
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That massively depends on where you live. The northern most city of British Columbia is Atlin and during some parts of the year the sun doesn't rise until 9:54 AM. If you take into account places further north than British Columbia it
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