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AMEX fraud support group called me. A real live agent. Capital One texts codes during live calls and requests the customer read the code to them. A health care provider sends emails with links to 3rd party domain to provide encrypted email,
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Is hope rational? Is life absurd? Is hope a solution to absurdity?
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Trump is an untrustworthy liar. It is more reasonable to assume the boat was full of migrants on a human smuggling run than anything to do with drugs. Everyone involved in this will eventually need pardons. But this abuse will get much wors
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“acts committed with intent” Both need to be proven. The relevant case law is Prosecutor v. Bagilishema (2001). Genocide therefore invites analysis under two headings: the prohibited underlying acts and the specific genocidal intent or dol
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We Ran the CDC: Kennedy Is Endangering Every American's Health
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https://archive.is/FdsDo
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There's 100s of possible explanations but, without any evidence at all, you've selected one. It's simply not a compelling story. Disaster recovery isn't obvious on any setup I've worked with. I have to RTFM to under
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Absurd to claim it’s unusable without any qualification whatsoever. Single, dup, raid0, raid1, raid10 have been usable and stable for a decade or more.
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By electing a racist, rapist, felon, and vile insurrectionist. These are not good people.
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~/.var is writable for users, which leads to ~/.var/app/$APP/cache per app.
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Check your credit card agreement. Some cards have a "purchase return protection" for when a retailer won't take back a product. It's kindof a gimmick because it's easy to forget you have it, but if you have it, use
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Absolutely there is a strong component of cognitive dissonance: the truth hurts, lies are soothing. The truth? They do not care about basic right and wrong. They voted for a rapist, a felon, a vile insurrectionist. There’s no morality and w
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It’s a cult. But also, they’re being misled. Most non-Trumpers coddle, forgive in advance, and invite Trumper friends and family to the usual social functions. This is permission. It’s helping everyone normalize the depravity. In a very rea
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Airports are shopping malls. The article underestimates the sales being generated from a captive audience. The show up lead time recommendation isn't followed by everyone, of course. But it produces a distribution of arrivals. The fart
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This is has been ~12 years in the making.
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Sport pilots can’t operate in airspace requiring two-way radio communication, without separate instruction and endorsement. 14 CFR 61.315(c)(7) All pilots are limited to 200hp or less, and non-complex aircraft without separate instruction a
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ICEBlock is incredibly false privacy claims for marketing
(bsky.app)
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If the existence of the app is evidence of nascent police state, what does increasing the budget of ICE by 13x suggest?
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https://archive.is/rhF2O
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Former federal prosecutor for 25 years https://joycevance.substack.com/p/taking-away-your-citizensh...
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The resignation is coerced under threat by the president, to terminate funding and student visas. Ostensibly the resignation avoids that. However, the president is an untrustworthy liar. It stands to reason threats, and arbitrarily carrying
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Except voting this person to the presidency has given just over 1000 convicted criminals a pardon, as promised in advance. It’s an unlimited and irreversible power. The Court has long considered that the president has a duty to follow the l
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There's no legal reasoning. If there's a D president again, this gets reversed early on. Nationwide injunctions were saught and used by (self-proclaimed) conservatives to slow down and stop Biden immigration policies.
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The U.S. is building a police state. Congress has proposed increasing the ICE budget 2x to 4x the present amount. This Time article discuses how police states can persist beyond a leader. https://time.com/6281663/russia
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Illegal war started by a man constitutionally ineligible to be president. The only reason why he ran for office was to keep himself out of prison. John Adams said the Constitution is intended for a moral (virtuous) people. Meaning, it isn&#
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https://bsky.app/profile/brma64.bsky.social/post/3ls5ntn5bns... It could be worse. But this is still bad, may be illegal, and isn't over yet. We don't actually know what they hit, if those sites wer
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He posted on TS that Tehran, a city of 10M, should immediately evacuate. At 2:30 am local time. The sheer magnitude of dipshitery is not surprising, but still shocking what a psychopath he is. What is yet to come?
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Fascists consider applying double standards that enable them to enjoy what they deny others, virtuous. Not a logical fallacy. The purpose is to dominate.
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