anonfordays

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by anonfordays 1y ago
>ICE's actions are wildly illegal. No they're not. Deporting illegal aliens is not "wildly" illegal.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Considering the precipitous fall in border crossings since Trump took office, I wonder how the fall in immigration is tied to the fall in rent. Illegal immigrants still have to live somewhere, they increase the demand for rental housing, bo
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by anonfordays 1y ago
were the death camps created? all minorities sized and placed into camps? all members of society involved in the war effort? expansionist wars being started? I must have missed it. What's "fascism" now? Enforcing borders? Dep
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by anonfordays 1y ago
That's what they were saying 4 years ago, but okay lol, I see you can't say anything else.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
"Reality doesn't conform to my preconceived notions so it must be propaganda!"
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Hilarious reading this comment considering anything right of Stalin is regularly flagged here. Wish they'd engage instead of just flagging.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
The other side four years ago: Can we say "Marxism" out loud yet or are moderates still pretending everything is fine?
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Funny how, both sides read this and think it's the other side you're referencing.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Someone who has natural advantages in society (white men) White men no longer have natural advantages. As a matter of fact the Supreme Court agreed that White and Asian males are now at a natural disadvantage.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Yup. It sad to see leftists contort themselves into loving racism as long as the target is approved by the Party, academia, the previous administration, etc. Since the clergy has approved the target, it is therefore just and moral.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Nobody is going to leave an inside job for an outside job. >At least not a meaningful amount of people. I would say this is true, or generally true, if the pay for the trades stays where it is. If plumbers start making $80k+ out of s
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>The labor market has been propped up by immigrants for the last half decade, and this admin is not friendly to immigrants Illegal labor to boot. Huge percentages of construction jobs in the US are (or were) filled by illegal immigrants
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>American latinization of jargon that signifies affluence ... Habeas Corpus. Habeas corpus predates the United States of America by hundreds of years. It has nothing to do with "American latinization." You should remove that fr
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>the (very white) American latinization of jargon that signifies affluence ... Habeas Corpus. All these terms have German names that are embarrassingly straightforward. BlueSky brainrot take. Habeas corpus predates modern Germany. "
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>(if your version supports such interaction) Put it on your website if redis does not support HTTP. The license clearly covers this.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
You should stop imagining things like "the AGPL is non free." The GNU Affero General Public License (GNU AGPL) is a free, copyleft license published by the Free Software Foundation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by anonfordays 1y ago
You'd think those who disagreed would do more than flag and move on. My original flagged post: >Hiring on merit can increase representation of underrepresented groups. I got whiplash reading this. We were told for years by leftists
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>You're quoting a statement from the Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs. Trust the experts. >Given the well-documented history of lies from the current administration, why should we take a stat
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by anonfordays 1y ago
This (Anubis) "RiiR" of haproxy-protection is easily bypassed: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/anubis-bypass...
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>For years? Over a decade: https://readwrite.com/github-meritocracy-rug/#awesm=~ozpAMM1... and https://www.wired.com/story/github-tech-values/ >I have seen this in a very small number o
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by anonfordays 1y ago
He wasn't lying, IBM was caught doing just that: https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1734374423124176944
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Lol no response.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>One thing I will say though, is that proof-of-work alone isn't a solution for ddos mitigation and bot protection! I've seen attackers using a mass of proxies and headless browsers to solve the challenge If you make the challen
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>Looks coherent and well considered to me. It's some of the blandest HR takes I've read. Besides, I was referencing the hilarious credentialism, where a degree isn't required wink wink , but they wouldn't entertain
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by anonfordays 1y ago
That part of the ethos died a decade ago. Now, "hackers" are some of the most likely to censor opposing views and ban the sharing of heretical ideas.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
Looks similar to haproxy-protection: https://gitgud.io/fatchan/haproxy-protection/
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by anonfordays 1y ago
That section is comedic gold. It reads like a character from Silicon Valley opining on hiring "only the finest." Poe's Law hilarity.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
>If deporting U.S. CITIZEN CHILDREN does not send you to the streets with fire and fury, you are well and truly lost. This ended up being fake news. Who would gain from enraging Americans with divisive fake news? Justice Department a
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by anonfordays 1y ago
They always have been, overstaying your visa is an example of a civil violation, placing it in the purvue of ICE. You have less protections/rights afforded to you in civil proceedings versus criminal ones.
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by anonfordays 1y ago
This story has basically evaporated from the public after the correction came out. That should tell you everything you need to know.

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