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by chneu 2y ago
It's absolutely the goal. There has been a push from places like weather.com to privatize much of NOAA for years. Noaa's free information is really good so it makes the playing field a bit too level for private companies. They don
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by chneu 2y ago
Most of those people are silent quitting or refusing to go back to work. This applies across the board to these firings/rehirings. Why would anyone go back to work for real when you know you're just gonna be fired again?
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by chneu 2y ago
How would apps grant access to all the phones data though? Sure, they could intercept Google or Facebook or Microsoft, but I don't see how theyd get full access to the phone without an OEM helping them. Apps are sandboxed. I don't
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by chneu 2y ago
A British or Irish gal was flown back to the UK in chains.
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by chneu 2y ago
Look for suburban golf courses and you'll find hoas
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by chneu 2y ago
The both sides argument is nonsense. We really need to stop playing into that because it really isn't true and it benefits one side much more than the other by bringing everyone down to their level.
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by chneu 2y ago
The phrase I come back to when I hear/see xenophobic stuff about China is: "China has more honor students than the US has total students." Also heavily agree that Americans need to travel more. Most Americans have absolutely
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by chneu 2y ago
>think the current administration is likely open to technology-first solutions to reduce friction People really need to stop believing the lies they're using to "justify" their actions in public. More friction, mistakes, a
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by chneu 2y ago
Republicans have an amazing ability to just ignore criticism. Their base is primed to also ignore any criticism. This makes it seem like everyone is bringing up a "non issue". It's wild. Thats part of why some issues seem to
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by chneu 2y ago
Trump usually goes along with whatever the last person said to him about a topic. Or whoever promises him the most in return(money or fame). This was a major thing in his first term. People fight to be the last person to speak in a meeting.
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by chneu 2y ago
Lil purple peruvian png tubers.
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by chneu 2y ago
Carriers have this ability. They'll do it under certain circumstances. This isn't really one of them. It's extra work for the carrier and can result in innocent people being denied service so they lean towards not banning IME
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by chneu 2y ago
It's about control and taking away people's autonomy.
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by chneu 2y ago
Americans, and actually young folks worldwide, don't value democracy anymore. There's an episode of Radiolab or This American Life that dives into the results of a worldwide survey. It's deeply concerning. Essentially, people
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by chneu 2y ago
It's the behavior of the traffic in hindsight that's obvious. It's difficult to identify in the moment. This is by design. Getting caught isn't a big deal. Getting caught in the act is. As long as they get their data, it
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by chneu 2y ago
I'd be shocked if a single member of the US House or Congress know what robots.txt is.
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by chneu 2y ago
It's worth mentioning that Americans (or the industrial revolution) made a ton of formerly high status goods available to everyone. Specifically meat. Those high status goods have absolutely insanely high environmental footprints. Most
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by chneu 2y ago
Lotus doesn't make cars to last. They make them for the track and it's assumed the owners will be doing more than normal maintenance.
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by chneu 2y ago
The podcast Drilled did a whole season on how governments have been systematically restricting climate protests for years and how it's ramped up quite aggressively the last decade or three. Tons of examples and whatnot. Great season. H
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by chneu 2y ago
Social security is already being cut. Elon is slashing their budget, removing offices while requiring more visits for services. They're starving the beast so they can claim it doesn't work, which means they'll have cause to e
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by chneu 2y ago
Source needed. This smells of nonsense to confirm a bias.
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by chneu 2y ago
They're basically sandboxed OSes now. This was discussed at length in the recent Mozilla threads, especially in relation to waterfox and other forks of gecko.
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by chneu 2y ago
I'd say it's less of a security risk than running vanilla windows 11 in 2025. All ghost Spectre does is remove a ton of intrusive spyware and annoyances from windows. It also adds some great stuff that isn't enabled/avai
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by chneu 2y ago
Polls don't matter. Dems made a "which is worse" decision. They chose the less crappy option. A govt shutdown is far, far worse for everyday Americans than some polling. What Trump and Co are doing now is nothing compared to
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by chneu 2y ago
Govt is confusing so let's let unqualified idiots be in charge of unconfusing it. Yeah, that makes total sense.
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by chneu 2y ago
Dems were in a no-win situation. If the govt shut down then repubs could put everything they want to ax on the table and hold the entire govt hostage repeatedly on every individual issue. If they don't allow repubs to hold the govt hos
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by chneu 2y ago
The joke is that social security is a ponzi scheme. Because it basically is one.
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by chneu 2y ago
Trump and his cabinet spend nearly that much on prescription drugs. This has nothing to do with eliminating fraud.
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by chneu 2y ago
Tell that to the thousands who have lost their jobs in careers they no longer feel comfortable pursuing. Claiming only those who are "terminally online" think this is more than inconvenient is an amazing display of either privileg
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by chneu 2y ago
Yeah home Assistant is going through some voice/AI hiccups at the moment. They're updating to LLM and it's sorta half implemented.

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