NoImmatureAdHom

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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
You have the right to travel without ID in the U.S. The TSA may demand it, and may tell you it's legally required, but that doesn't make that true. "In fact, the TSA does not require, and the law does not authorize the TSA to
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
It's the backups. The backups aren't encrypted such that only the end-user has the key.
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
The backups are either unencrypted by default or have keys held by Meta / your backup provider. I think this means three-letter agencies can see your chats, just with a slight delay. Another comment above mentions that you can recover
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
Maybe, maybe not. I'm sure there's some legal mechanism for punishing you for setting a boobytrap. You'd also have to rely on this unnamed other to force that particular finger, rather than the others...
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
> Every time I pick up my kindle I shed a small tear when I see the screen damage I caused changing the battery. Don't shed a tear! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi Repairs are beautiful.
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
https://archive.is/NEjHU
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
Perhaps a lawyer can chime in here. My impression is deliberately doing this would be illegal. It would have to be convincingly deniable somehow. Is there a way to do that?
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
You say "No", then it turns out you're a HAMAS supporter --> deported.
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
It's not totally a "decision" on the part of the Americans to use a lot of wood in construction. It's just that America has tons of space, including space useful for growing Douglas Fir and Southern Yellow Pine, which th
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
I think we should stop calling it "sideloading". I don't think the history of the term matters. By using that term, you imply that running the code you want on the hardware you own is somehow a secondary or second-class activ
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by NoImmatureAdHom 9mo ago
Wonderful, thank you. It seems like a rich and rewarding childhood. Do you mind if I ask which country this took place in?
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
Out of curiosity, how much money are we talking about?
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
Biden's new Title IX rules became law on August 1, 2024 so they weren't "might". Thankfully, we only had a few months under this particular imposition on our basic rights and push never came to shove. We agree that Orang
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
I appreciate you engaging. 1) https://speechfirst.org/case/title-ix/ is the third ddg result for title ix compelled speech. Basically, the feds under Biden were going to compel use of people's preferred prono
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
> So you'd be fine with say, Kamala, running on a campaign of crushing dissent because the courts will say "lol no"? Is that what I'm reading? No, I wouldn't be fine with it. Do you imagine this is what Trump is
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
Third. Tell the story!!
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
Soon you won't be able to tell!
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
I think any person would have disagreements with what the courts find no matter the time period. I personally don't think things have gotten worse in this regard, and they may even have improved. Generally the courts more reasonable th
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
The natural, and easiest, way to make good friends is to spend a lot of time with people. Some of those people will become good friends with no effort at all. Given nuclear families etc. in the West, this is kinda hard as an adult. Happens
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by NoImmatureAdHom 10mo ago
The president is a person and can make whatever proclamations he wants. Sometimes people will even do what he says! But the way the system works is: - orange man makes dumb obviously unconstitutional proclamation about flag burning - most l
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by NoImmatureAdHom 11mo ago
I too would like to believe that "another kind of company is possible", but this isn't a ringing endorsement...
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by NoImmatureAdHom 11mo ago
Get thee to SimpleFIN https://www.simplefin.org/ecosystem.html I think without sync with financial institutions it's going to be hard to grow a userbase. But this is very cool software! P.S.: I ctrl+f "encrypt&quo
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
Where do I send my money to fight this? https://keepandroidopen.org/ is about sending messages, which I have done and will continue to do. But I want to open my wallet.
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
Some motorcycles don't even have rear suspension. Canonical ones, in fact. Like hardtail Harleys.
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
This is a motorcycle. It's a cycle with a motor. I love that the popularity of motorcycling is taking off with better batteries, motors, and control systems! It's motorcycling though :-)
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
I think you still have the right to travel without ID. The TSA may demand it, and may tell you it's legally required, but that doesn't make that true. If you show up at the airport without an ID, you'll still be allowed to fl
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
I think you probably don't understand just how batshit crazy universities had gotten.
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
> In other words, trans people can't use the bathrooms matching their gender identity. I think trans people who "pass" can do whatever they want, and in practice it won't be an issue. I do support actual sex segregati
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
"nonplussed" means "bewildered" or "really confused". Maybe you mean "not worried"? If you mean "not worried", then yeah, I bet you're right that there are a bunch of things that could
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by NoImmatureAdHom 1y ago
Compelled speech is a bright line the U.S. has, so far, managed not to cross. We should be trying as hard as we can not to cross that line. You may not see the harm in this particular instance, but establishing "we'll just force

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