croon

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by croon 4y ago
> Whoever willfully and unlawfully conceals, removes, mutilates, obliterates, or destroys, or attempts to do so, or, with intent to do so takes and carries away any record, proceeding, map, book, paper, document, or other thing, filed or
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by croon 4y ago
For example, from the Presidential Records Act: > Allows the incumbent President to dispose of records that no longer have administrative, historical, informational, or evidentiary value, once the views of the Archivist of the United St
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by croon 4y ago
The current FBI director (Christopher Wray, a republican) was appointed by Trump in 2017 after he fired James Comey (also republican), ostensibly for also investigating potential crime.
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by croon 4y ago
Probably huge bipedal monsters hunting them and destroying their meticulously weaved webs.
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by croon 4y ago
> and even safety-related over-the-air updates. I update the GPS data in my decade old VW once a year using an SD-card. Not having always-on internet is certainly no reason you can't get updates.
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by croon 4y ago
> Saying a particular sector (AI/Crypto/...) consumes a lost of energy and we should do something about it, is like treating the symptoms and ignoring the root causes. The problem is mostly how we produce energy, not how we con
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by croon 4y ago
> We don't blink an eye at efforts to do things like complete one of Beethoven's symphonies. But that is going to be increased treading a thin line when it's something like create a new album by pseudo-David Bowie. And arg
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by croon 4y ago
I'm not sure what this means. There is an incredible amount of music created digitally and transmitted digitally that is anything but cold and thin, whatever that means. If my ear can't tell the difference, there is no emotional o
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by croon 4y ago
Or it's access to development tools required for making things for iPhones and iPads, and MacOS is just a side effect of that choice, and not a factor in the decision.
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by croon 4y ago
> 2. Hit up recruiters, hit up whatever network you have (including old acquaintances). Your story is incredibly straightforward: you held the line on these systems by yourself for years on end, including all their on-call needs, it&#x27
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by croon 4y ago
I'm more of a cook than a baker, but absolutely agree. We have tiny humans currently, so cooking for pleasure is much rarer at the moment, but when they get old enough I can't wait to get back into exploring more foods and trying
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by croon 4y ago
I assume it mostly happens to gmail, both for the SSO requirement of this attack (of which google is a major provider), and people mistyping their own addresses.
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by croon 4y ago
The way I read it it's dormant (unconfirmed) until Alice signs up, at which point it's implicitly confirmed through SSO.
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by croon 4y ago
I've stuck to using only email logins simply for less reliance on google (or any other specific service) and getting unique logins for every new service. I'm glad there's now a security benefit attached to it as well, even if
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by croon 4y ago
> Cookie banner has ruined the whole web. No, all websites that have cookie banners do so because they were already ruining the web, the only thing you can blame GDPR for in that regard is visualizing it.
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> Handwringing cowardice and whimpering inaction got people killed in this pandemic. That I have no idea if you would have wanted more lockdown or less lockdown or more masks or less masks, etc, etc, should indicate the difficulty in dec
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by croon 4y ago
Merriam Webster [0] disagrees with your limiting definition (while etymologically correct). And even if it hadn't, it doesn't affect the coherence of the argument. > We can definitely talk about what sets of choices would have
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by croon 4y ago
Use some comparison service to get some insight into how the money is distributed and pick one with the most impact: https://www.charitynavigator.org/ https://www.givewell.org/ https://www.charit
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What would be more interesting would be comparing it after including welfare/public education/healthcare/poverty rates etc. Best case scenario would be where no charity is needed, am I wrong?
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by croon 4y ago
It's a worrisome dilemma, in which you are forced to reason. There is no win scenario, only varying degrees of unknown loss states.
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by croon 4y ago
You're arguing for data examining something that has happened, while all decisions regarding a new virus act on data only available prior. Acting from an assumption that an infectious disease spreads more if children from every family
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by croon 4y ago
While I agree with everything you said, it's a bit ironic that the comparison drawn is between an HOA putting restrictions on what you can do in service of collective benefit as something negative, to before such restrictions was put o
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by croon 4y ago
> we need to give up moral superiority and understand other countries needs > How is Russia going to not be belligerent if we are even thinking about letting Sweden and Finland in NATO? And this is the argument you are making about
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by croon 4y ago
E-bikes are generally allowed as they 1) work like regular bikes. 2) only allowed if they're pedal assisted, ie not mopeds.
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Turkey’s leader opposes letting Finland, Sweden join NATO(apnews.com)
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by croon 4y ago
Honestly I would rather blame some fans (Musk included) of great shows like Rick & Morty, IASIP, Breaking Bad or the Joker movie for mistaking protagonists/anti-heros/funny characters for people to emulate and completely mis
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by croon 4y ago
> What was the fusion in chicken tikka masala? It has tomatoes in it for one. > And come to think of it, what other new dish has the British Indian restaurant industry come up with in the 50-60 years after the chicken tikka masala. Ch
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by croon 4y ago
As someone who has been looking all over Sweden for American pizza (specifically NY style for sake of variation) closer than the few Dominos franchises which exist, I'm rejecting that claim. Neapolitan pizza is great, American pizza is
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And you got a better version of Taskmaster (guessing Norway, but it would be true for the other two as well).
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by croon 4y ago
Well, vindaloo is from Portugal. Tomatoes and peppers came from South America, so Italians (and Indians) have been using them for less time. I think it's just best to accept the fact that almost all food was fusion at some point in tim

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