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by jeromegv 2y ago
Don't worry, a lot of us are already stopping spending money in your country. Cross-border trips to the U.S. reach COVID lows with nearly 500,000 fewer travellers in February https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/c
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by jeromegv 2y ago
The resentment is also because there is a daily threat of annexion.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
She was refused to enter the US, which is fine, this is the US rights to deny if you don't follow due process. But she didn't try to hide it or overstay her visa, she was coming through the border and was forthcoming about applyin
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by jeromegv 2y ago
She tried to enter with a visa application in her hand and declared it as such, is that what you call breaking the law?
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Canadian woman sent to Arizona detention for trying to renew her TN visa(vancouversun.com)
24 points by jeromegv 2y ago|16 comments
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by jeromegv 2y ago
Everyone misunderstood your comment for a reason. You wrote: but it only found 1GB of savings on a 8.1GB folder. It’s quite a saving and that’s what everyone understood from your comment.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
How? Is the receptionist able to help you?
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by jeromegv 2y ago
Canada buys more cars made in the US than actual cars are made in canada Lets say canada make 1 million car a year, that’s still less than what Canadians are buying. Some Americans seems to think that all that matter is domestic production
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by jeromegv 2y ago
It was the opposite, slowing down the processor to preserve the battery (when a battery was quite old).
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by jeromegv 2y ago
I’d say bridgy is quite an impressive bridge, incomplete isn’t fully capturing the extend of how well it work.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
Doesn’t seem AT is advanced enough yet because nobody else but Bluesky is able to run a server.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
This typically goes to the higher level of government. Not the local one that manage and build that transit system.
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Developer Creates Infinite Maze That Traps AI Training Bots(404media.co)
4 points by jeromegv 2y ago|1 comments
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by jeromegv 2y ago
"Hard down" such a strong term
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by jeromegv 2y ago
And mods could revert the flag..
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by jeromegv 2y ago
And yet Twitter is censoring progressive viewpoints and even skewed the algo toward promoting a certain political candidate and yet not a single word from those free speech warriors. https://www.theverge.com/2024/11&#x2
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by jeromegv 2y ago
The same as an AI trained on YouTube. Extremely valuable.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
You still somewhat own your identity on the fediverse as you can decide to migrate to another server and all your followers will be migrated. Sure you lose the content you posted. And it’s an important point. But your identity, is migrated.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
For me it’s a great feature. If there’s a troll or an harasser, this remove their influence a lot because this kill all their work instantly. It makes the person posting in charge of their own replies.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
Looking forward to Europe banning Meta and X considering how their CEOs are meeting weekly with their government overlord, quite clear those social networks are in the pocket of the new US government.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
> To what extent can a backdoor escape Android/iOS sandboxing? Chances of that happening are close to 0.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
Some of the changes are listed here: https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2024/10/mastodon-4.3/
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by jeromegv 2y ago
You can still get every user access through RSS And you can add the /embed suffix to any mastodon post url, to get a javascript-free version. But I understand its not the same as maintaining a JS-free version of their web UI. To be fai
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by jeromegv 2y ago
> This seems to be administrative details, not news. The CEO is stepping down. Also the copyright/ownership of the name won't be owned by the founder, but by a separate non-profit. Those 2 news are significant.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
It’s okay to leave X.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
It’s not conflating. They also announced that a lot of content that was moderated won’t be any more. For example labeling someone trans as having mental health issues was forbidden and it won’t be anymore. So they are reducing moderation to
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by jeromegv 2y ago
They were not a "protesting" organization, they were an organized armed group with plans to attack the parliament, that's when they got taken down.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
BLM protests were outside, with majority of people wearing masks. There was quite a lot of outdoor activities that were allowed. The risk factor isn’t even close to indoor gathering in a poorly ventilated space.
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by jeromegv 2y ago
Really curious.. use it for what?
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by jeromegv 2y ago
No evidence was provided also because they did not send any email or offer any kind of statement,, pdf, anything, to explain what they did. It was a purely silent delete. And in that hackernews thread we have dozens of people relating simil

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