atat7024

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by atat7024 5y ago
> State laws don't override federal law. Weird, because half of the States' ten-year tax plans seem to think that they (effectively!) do!
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by atat7024 5y ago
> Recreational use of marijuana is illegal in the US. States such as California can only choose not to prosecute it. That's not the same as being legal. If the King never sails over here to enforce the Tea Tax...is there one?
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by atat7024 5y ago
Not just "can", this happens on Twitter, Instagram, Stocktwits etc daily.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Adoption of their titles wasn't as high with that system in place.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Nobody will ever be prosecuted for this, and that's less people taking what politicians see as limited funds.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Anything specifically?
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by atat7024 5y ago
"Rewrite", then.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Unless all the tax money is used for subsidies/grants etc for companies owned by the elite/.01%.
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by atat7024 5y ago
"make sure it worked" is when the ads are displayed — unless you've accidentally disabled clicks or something..?
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by atat7024 5y ago
Promotes rapid responses, which doesn't promote well considered, goal-oriented, and empathetic responses.
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by atat7024 5y ago
KDE Connect does not require you to use KDE as your desktop environment, last I checked.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Holding companies to the basic standard of good customer service like we used to.
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by atat7024 5y ago
They can see what traffic stops, and then starts when you pick it back up.
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by atat7024 5y ago
My principles are not worth actively sacrificing my security. https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.ht...
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by atat7024 5y ago
Are there massive amounts of retail products in, say, Africa?
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by atat7024 5y ago
Eventually, the only organisms that remain will be mutualistic ones, if we do it right.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Shockingly common for people to not understand the consequence of the US' overly complex legislative.
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by atat7024 5y ago
https://openwebring.com/
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by atat7024 5y ago
> how we can solve that problem Yes, not being able to apprehend people before they break the law is a real inconvenience. Whaaaat the fuck.
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by atat7024 5y ago
US still subsidizes corn!, this isn't going the other direction unless much more awareness occurs.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Us. The money will come from us. Or RoboCop. You choose.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Everyone's just looking for someone they can trust so they don't have to read and actively discuss things.
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by atat7024 5y ago
> Banning all UK entities would kill the global economy. I wonder which of these "too big to fail" statements will end up being the one that actually kills the global economy.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Fucking electricity bill likely did them in.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Malicious JavaScript can sniff the clipboard.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Do you pay for the Financial Times/WSJ?
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by atat7024 5y ago
Linux security is (unfortunately, long time and current user!) not great. The list of open security issues in the kernel is jaw-dropping.
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by atat7024 5y ago
Keeping MacOS as your top level OS probably best for your security.
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by atat7024 5y ago
They have some obligation, but certainly not to maximize. Nothing would ever get done.
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by atat7024 5y ago
> I absolutely believe it's on Tesla to ensure that their cars can't be tricked into driving completely without driver supervision Do you also believe it's up to publishers to control how their cryptography libraries are u

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