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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Even if that was true It is true. >Border Patrol is a unit of Customs and Border Protection (CBP)—and CBP is a different entity from ICE, at the same organizational level within the Department of Homeland Security—so it would still b
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>That's a lot of effort you spent trying to move goalposts to try to project your insecurities. :-) Goalposts haven't moved, you've just missed. >Can I try? No you may not, so the rest of your post is disregarded. Bet y
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by anonfordays 1y ago
I did not down vote you, and my post was flagged or dead: https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Status.html The amount of "mostly OK" and still an "unstable" RAID6 implementation. Not going to
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>even though the plain letter of the United States Constitution says these babies are citizens Their argument is that the "plain letter of the United States Constitution" doesn't say that explicitly: https://en.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Indeed, and it's inclusion in Ubuntu is fantastic. It's also showing it's age, 20 years now. Tso, where are you when we need you most!?
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by anonfordays 1y ago
The justice.gov site literally states: The Department of Justice may institute civil proceedings to revoke a person’s United States citizenship if an individual either “illegally procured” naturalization or procured naturalization by “c
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Sounds like you and they are equally competent at finding sources. Sounds like you're failing at basic reading comprehension, which isn't surprising. I am not the one who made the claim, I do not have to supply sources. >It
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Linux needs a true answer to ZFS that's not btrfs. Sadly the ship has sailed for btrfs, after 15+ years it's still not something trustable. Apparently bcachefs won't be the successor. Filesystem development for Linux needs a
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>It wasn't an argument Clearly. >just a response to someone saying something "sounds like" something. It was a response asking for sources, sources you still don't have. You're projecting about being triggered
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Now Google for keywords Trump + denaturalization, filtering for results in the last 2 weeks Lots of links to fake news sites and Russian propaganda outlets. Not sources.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Right — in the absence of due process, none, the same as it applies to anyone regardless of status.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>I don’t disagree with the characterization of ICE officers as racist thugs 50% of Border Patrol agents are Latino. Believing the delusion that they're racist White rednecks is buying into propaganda.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Her legal status is that she's a US citizen, she has the same "protection from any ICE rookie" as anyone else who is a US citizen naturalized or natural-born.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Linking BlueSky posts does the opposite of supporting whatever claims you're making.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Teslas will continue to fall in down the leaderboards as right-wing governments strip EV incentives away. Gas cars won't go away as soon as I previously thought.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Not far leftist identitiy political action though, and thats the key difference. That was nowhere to be found in software not that long ago.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Healthcare is one of the most regulated industries in existence. You are fundamentally incorrect.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Yes, you're absolutely right, it's completely unreasonable to hope that your president and country have a consistent set of governance principles applied to guests in public spaces. What you're admitting to is that it's
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by anonfordays 1y ago
I never called it marxism. But doing things like attempting to subvert democracy by banning your opponent from running and groomimg and mutilating children doesn't look great. I'm sure you'll defend it though, this guy has an
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>The People, historically, are immigrants. The facts back my argument. Legal immigrants, that became citizens, historically. The facts back my argument. >Drops to 5% in the 60's to 80's, maybe that's the cause of your s
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by anonfordays 1y ago
So odd seeing all the HCL hate here. It's dead simple to read, much more so than YAML. It grew out of Mitchell's hatred for YAML. If your "developers" are having problems with HCL, it's likely a skills issue.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
They are trafficked in. >No you havent. Neither have you. 0/10 weak effort.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Flying the flag of countries they're protesting being deported to is a weird flex.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
You clearly posted false statements. Are you able to retract or delete your comment?
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by anonfordays 1y ago
This is a bad faith argument. ICE is not "throwing tear gas canisters into busy restaurants and locking people in without cause while they check their papers," they're deporting illegal aliens. >The America I grew up in wo
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>So was it only white boys interested? No, great technologists like Ted Ts'o were critical to OS development 20+ years ago. >True, maybe, nobody cared. No maybe, fact. > But it was all white boys, with very few exceptions, whe
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>I think you are a couple decades behind the times. Not at all, stop getting political commentary from reddit comments. Bush, Romney, McCain were all in the past two decades. >The current conservative movement is all in on monarchy, n
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>You're thinking of classical liberalism Yes, that is what I typed in my comment above. >which is something the dominating political factions are highly against. The current Republican party's platform follows classical libe
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Modern conservatism grew out of authoritarian monarchist philosophers Not in the US. Modern conservatism in the US is tied to the individualistic self-reliance movement that rejects the concept of rulers at the top in favor of States&#x

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