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two wrongs don't make it right but just to document that ICE has been using their facial scan and plate scan apps meant to determine immigration status on non-violent protestors and then following them home (or even more creepy, leadin
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Whistleblower leaks personal details of thousands of Border Patrol/ICE Agents
(rawstory.com)
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9mo ago
good luck figuring it out, the king constantly changes his mind note the last three sentences, $80, $160, $200 MININMUM > The duty was initially set at 30% of the value of the postal item, but on April 8, the duty was increased to 90% of
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9mo ago
A more recent question I have is how Amazon is skipping DeMinimis fees which are now massive on 50 cent or $1 items from their "Amazon Haul" which come from overseas It arrives in a few weeks by Amazon's own carriers, not USP
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9mo ago
https://google.com/search?q=post-constitutional
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9mo ago
usually don't have to explain steps in thinking on HN what do you think the end result is for the amount of machine-learning in use once the resource barriers go away? like first the power availability limit, next cpu+memory availabili
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9mo ago
if you think it's near impossible to reach a real human for a difficult customer service problem now, imagine by the end of this decade
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9mo ago
I am curious how phones now can reach LEO for enough bandwidth for voice calls but you need a full dish, however small, for starlink? Could you get at least 1mbps from a phone to LEO now for email and non-realtime data?
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10mo ago
I remember a demo where fluorescent tubes will glow, sometimes brightly, near high-power transmission lines
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10mo ago
he now keeps putting footnotes on later decisions trying to back-pedal on his legacy the US is now post-constitutional, anyone who argues against that is excluding endless facts
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10mo ago
I submitted this three hours earlier but apparently my links are now shadow-banned? eh at least it's being seen Be sure to read their other DHS coverage
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10mo ago
every single gov website is being hijacked for propaganda one by one completely untrustworthy I fully expect weather .gov at some point to be taken over, nothing is sacred with these a-holes https://404media.co/dhs-is-lying-
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10mo ago
the carve outs will be insane and defeat the whole point absolutely, easily predictable what should be a one page bill will have riders of insanity they'll probably do it like they do with corporations having more than 15 employees, so
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10mo ago
the supplement industry is ridiculously sketchy and virtually unregulated wild-west and probiotics are the absolute worst of the industry with endless lies in claims and products that often test with nothing of the claim in them if you want
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10mo ago
lol "AI" is going to coincidentally collapse the same time this tyrannical presidency ends what drugs are you doing where you truly believe eliminating millions of jobs is going to bring "prosperity" it's going to &
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10mo ago
JAK-STAT inhibitors also downregulate 15PGDH, and in humans they are just insanely expensive in the USA because of drug patents
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10mo ago
and /local/ to top off the confusion
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10mo ago
There's no power change, the core of your whole post is wrong All of Maduro's people are still in power and the president just said the woman who actually won the vote is not suitable to be in charge Good luck with the US running
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10mo ago
as I was clicking "gee I hope there's the year of pelicans riding bicycles" left satisfied, lol
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10mo ago
the catch is Widevine support if you still want to play videos from commercial sites all other chromium browsers cannot have signed widevine support? Firefox however solves both ublock and widevine
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The cultural works becoming public domain in 2026, from Betty Boop to Nancy Drew
(npr.org)
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bonus: 2025 JWST Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kf-mjdxK6KM
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Astronomers combine JWST and Chandra X-ray Telescope to image colliding galaxies
(scientificamerican.com)
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Why is the supreme-court slow-walking the tariff decision which is crystal clear as lower courts clearly demonstrate only Congress can set taxes/tariffs? It would end inflation within 90 days Even their silly 15% tariff fallback law ab
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In three years China will be making far cheaper clones of Nvidia chips Current administration just handed it to them for a bribe https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9q635q6po They'll tear them down and x-ray
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we are still using leaded gas it's been spraying down from prop plane exhaust and engines flying overhead anyone living around airports is being poisoned extra TWENTY-FIVE YEARS NOW since cars (as long as the TSA has existed) https:&#
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10mo ago
The wild part to me is they aren't starting with the financials Follow the money, where did it all come from and where did it all go 1200+ survivors means it was a full blown enterprise, they were using modeling agencies to traffick gi
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Officials discover a million more documents potentially related to Epstein case
(bbc.co.uk)
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ah I remember those amazing days instant 20% speed boost replacing the IBM 8088 with the v20 chip bought a sleeve of them cheap and went around to all the PCs and popped them out only problem was software that relied on clocks ran too fast
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Exactly, the tracking has to happen and there's no law to discard the data ever It's how we know even YEARS later EVERYONE who went to Epstein Island They didn't even have smartphones then, just regular cellphones Wired just
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