jonway

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by jonway 1y ago
>the "crisis" is entirely manufactured. It sure is, the US government has been underfunding the judicial body responsible for adjudicating asylum claims for years and years. As a result there are indeed people here in status li
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by jonway 1y ago
Don’t you have a coast guard? This is a skill issue.
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by jonway 1y ago
normalize adversarial face paint, make up, and apparel. Silver linings…
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by jonway 1y ago
I wish you luck!
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by jonway 1y ago
If we’re here (buying another layer of the panopticon) then the next logical step is to create an ADSBexchange-like citizen network, and let people track back. You can already slap together something with an RTSP stream and Frigate on an in
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by jonway 1y ago
Why not paint the whole thing Green or like fix the bridges?
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by jonway 1y ago
They also haven’t released a vehicle that is particularly relevant in like 6 years. Yes, the Cybertruck that nobody really wants, and a Model Y with an extended wheelbase. Yay.
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by jonway 1y ago
No, it’s pretty old and created by an Audio Engineer.
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by jonway 1y ago
Gas killed coal (it is better) and renewables are cheaper in both a basic and absolute sense.
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by jonway 1y ago
This is incorrect.
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by jonway 1y ago
You’re missing the point made again. The national guard does not have a policing mandate or mission, they do not deploy police forces, aren’t deploying military police, do not have criminal justice training and none of the list you responde
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by jonway 1y ago
Yeah but they didn’t deploy the Military Police, they sent Meal Team Six.
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by jonway 1y ago
“ The Trump admin is the most transparent admin in decades and they provide much more access to the dishonest press than most admins.” Citation needed
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by jonway 1y ago
Why would they do that?
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by jonway 1y ago
So you’re asking us to let criminals free? Just stop and think for a sec.
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by jonway 1y ago
Yeah but that isn’t how it works, not even kinda close.
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by jonway 1y ago
This totally incoherent my dude. People shipping contraband don’t normally hang around at the destination, they go back when they’re done. And if someone did, like, overstay a visa used to traffic narcotics or something and “must go”, you’r
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by jonway 1y ago
I’ve noticed that people are often just lying as well. I’ve encountered people who will argue that someone else is paying them when it’s convenient to hand-wave away a tax increase for the sake of an argument, and later complaining about th
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by jonway 1y ago
They’re most likely doing it, and structuring it to vest in 2 years, to prevent “poaching” , leaks etc. which strikes me as a very temporary situation. Seems like this is the new moat for now?
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by jonway 2y ago
If you were able to move the poverty level in a place like rural WV to zero, don't you think it would shortly become economically active?
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by jonway 2y ago
This isn't meant to be snarky, but wouldn't UBI/GDI achieve just that?
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by jonway 2y ago
One reason is that the intensely wealthy class doesn't simply spend their fortunes on more food or more sheds to store more lawnmowers or extra rice cookers or patronize more local businesses across the country. They might buy more bed
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by jonway 2y ago
I would like to make the unsubstantiated assertion that unscrupulous police and occasionally private entities use this existing technology (available for organizations such as libraries, venues, corporate) off-label on occasion as an “inves
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by jonway 2y ago
This is a pretty ahistorical take, especially considering the stated goal of "SDI" was to develop the ability to destroy warheads during flight, with most of the research projects seemingly focused on the terminal phase. There is
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by jonway 5y ago
My answer to that question is that the cost of the insurance varies based on demographics (you didn't mention the biggest variables like driving record, vehicle type, loan/lein and collision) while the Tinder service cost is basic
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by jonway 5y ago
After reading TFA, I have learned that Operation Warp Speed essentially bought the risk and supplied scaling capital to bootstrap domestic biomedical manufacturing. OWS supplied capital for hardware, people, project management, brokered man
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by jonway 5y ago
If the secure OS had the same development velocity as the OEM profit OS, the secure OS would be much better optimized than it currently is and likely much much more secure, too. Android and iOS are optimized in general and for example Googl
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by jonway 5y ago
> 1. France could be considered to some extent socialist. I join you in pointing out that there is not a rigidly adhered to performative standard of government classification. By that I mean for example, that while the USA is generally c
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by jonway 5y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with your comment overall but there are a lot of problems with your list and your methodology. 1: Why isn't france or china on the former or currently socialist list? There are many others. 2: Consider
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by jonway 5y ago
this is just from wikipedia for context: "Obsessive–compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) is a cluster C personality disorder marked by an excessive need for orderliness, neatness, and perfectionism." Comports with this in my

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