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by disgrunt 6y ago
Django now just recommends a custom user model if you intend to change it. In my experience, this is now a best practice in Django. [0] [0]: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/auth/customizin...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
I have a 2020 MBP (x86) and it wails on my CPU in Safari. Is there anything I can do to keep this in check? Otherwise very cool.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Is winning re-election really the metric for a great leader? If anything, an effective leader is going to have more opposition when it comes to re-election. No one is concerned with an ineffective leader, least of all their enemies.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> If civil forfeiture is as such against the law already in current form, would that just mean that courts who kept okaying it will just keep ignoring the law? No. The courts interpret the law and civil forfeiture is currently in a grey
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by disgrunt 6y ago
It was state governors who shut their states down. Not the federal government.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Ok, want to login to Dominion Voting Systems' SolarWinds instance? Here you go. So much for "powering it off"... [0] [0]: https://dvsfileshare.dominionvoting.com/Web%20Client/Mobile/...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
And possibly related news? [0] [0]: https://www.theepochtimes.com/crucial-logs-missing-from-antr...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Consistent with the "Most Secure Election Ever" (tm) claims, Dominion Voting Systems use SolarWinds' Orion platform, too. [0] [0]: https://www.theepochtimes.com/dominion-voting-systems-uses-f...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Much like Andrew Jackson after the election of 1824. After losing, campaigned as a populist candidate accusing Jon Quincey Adams of stealing the election and won in landslides in the next two elections.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> Do you think Trump is throwing pardons around just for shits and giggles? This is the first time ever that a US president has been using pardons as get-out-of-jail-free cards for his friends and allies. And he's throwing them arou
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Seriously? This president has not started/entered into a war for the first time since Carter, reformed the criminal justice system to reverse laws that unfairly targeted minorities and non-violent drug crimes (laws supported by Biden
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by disgrunt 6y ago
So a liberal professor in Austin, who is also a CNn analyst , thinks it's a "crazy stunt" with no actual law analysis? [0] And his peers are on the Biden transition team? [1] Well, I'm convinced. [0]: https:/&#x
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by disgrunt 6y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I would argue that other parties have already attempted to dispute the unconstitutional election changes in those state courts, including their supreme courts, and they've been unanimously dismissed for juris
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> Other Presidents have started wars. Tortured people. Persecuted whistleblowers. Spied on the American people. > Generally speaking, Trump continued those things, as would Biden. Which wars has Trump started? Last I checked, he will
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> What exactly would he have to do in order for you to care? Is separating kids from their parents and putting them in cages while undermining Democracy just fine with you? This "kids in cages" practice started under the Obama
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Not sure how you can be so confident, considering how many times the SCOTUS has previously decided interstate disputes? [0] [0]: https://law.justia.com/constitution/us/article-3/29-suits-be...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> Edit: The fact that this question is continuing to be asked, in spite of all of this mountain of easily available affirmative proof, is a shocking indictment of the general public. I wish people took the responsibility which comes with
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by disgrunt 6y ago
It isn't just Georgia. The other states reporting have a order of magnitude drop in absentee ballot rejections. Seems like a problem?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
There's stupid on both sides. For example: > In a three-minute video posted to her Facebook page, the Democrat from Detroit said "This is just a warning to you Trumpers... be careful. Tread lightly. We ain't playin' w
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by disgrunt 6y ago
You edited your post. How about some good faith here?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> This is not the constitutional process for disputing an election. There is no constitutional processor for disputing a fair election. And this literally reflects the instability of the end phase of Weimar. Therein lies the rub. If
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> They have not joined as plaintiffs. They filed an amici brief. And it's actually 17. And reading the amici brief, they don't even attempt to justify why Texas has standing in the case, which is the biggest reason to dismiss t
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by disgrunt 6y ago
We must have different dictionaries? 1. the suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security. 2. (in ancient Rome) the office or position of c
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> You are talking about a president that is not accepting the result of a democrating election, exactly like he announced 4 years ago, and the republicans almost fully cooperating with him in trying to destroy the democratic system. That
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Have you read the complaints they've filed? It's public information. "No evidence" is the lie here.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
1. It is not dubious at all. The U.S. Constitution is actually quite clear about this. 2. Claims depend on damages. Judges tend to avoid ruling on hypotheticals.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Why should YouTube have a megaphone to give in the first place? Last I checked, there are still laws on the books to handle companies with >90% market shares. [0] [0]: https://www.statista.com/topics/2019/youtub
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Half truths are inherently half lies. Politicians lie. Some better than others. I'll take the bad liar over the good one myself.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Your entire post makes it sound like Trump is some kind of dictator. Yet he can't even tweet without a bright red warning message disputing it. If Trump is having his message subverted, then maybe your views on censorship are misdirect
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by disgrunt 6y ago
You can believe what you want, it's (for now) a free country. But the SCOTUS has not ruled on anything yet.

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