kennysoona

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by kennysoona 2y ago
> lawyers telling me I'm SOL. Why? On what basis?
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by kennysoona 2y ago
How did your situation resolve? Did you sue them?
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by kennysoona 2y ago
> I'm also not willing to engage with someone with what I consider to be a bigoted view. Yeah, out of the two of us that ain't me lol. Cheers.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
> Giving someone from an European country better treatment than someone from South America? Sounds like racism/white privilege to me. No one is proposing anything like this. Why invent a strawman? > "misinterpreted or misund
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by kennysoona 2y ago
> I agree that the conditions are far from ideal, but if that's how US generally deals with people waiting for their court dates, it's what it is. It's what it is under Trump. 3 months ago Someone in this situation wouldn&
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Again, discretion is a thing.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
He has a green card, he is protected by the First Amendment. It's not more complicated than that.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
He has a green card, he is protected by the First Amendment. It's not more complicated than that.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
All people involved have jurisdiction on how to apply the law. Putting this girl in prison and a jumpsuit is ridiculous. It creates yet another person who will come to rightfully hate the US, gets bad press affecting tourism and business, a
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by kennysoona 2y ago
No. The EU doesn't treat people like that for such a minor offense.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Just use Freetube to browse Youtube. It's a better experience in every respect.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Goodness just install a tab session manager.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
751 tabs open is just ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous. Use some kind of tab session manager addon, and start organizing things - no need to have them all open concurrently.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
There's a right and a wrong way to enforce the law, though. Putting her in a literal prison and in an orange jumpsuit is overkill. Clearly she just screwed up and thought what she was doing was ok, but isn't a threat. Let her go b
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by kennysoona 2y ago
> I'm not aware of any such rules, could you please point to one exactly? https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/transgender-and-nonbinar... > And could you define the word accurate in this context? First, coul
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Someone asked more why it was not an option but deleted their comment before they could answer, so here is my reply: There is a issue with fear and using the passport. Border agents have pretty much complete discretion and control at all bo
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by kennysoona 2y ago
The risk of physical harm and harassment goes up significantly, imagine a transwoman trying to travel anywhere with a passport that indicates male, they can be detained, searched for any reason. That's just one obvious example. There a
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by kennysoona 2y ago
I'll retract that 'generally' then, and substitute it with 'always', since that's a mathematical certainty. There won't be any humans that are perfectly balanced with a completely equal distribution of a
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Intersex people still generally fall on one side of the binary in how they identify and/or present, so they can choose the closest option.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
I wonder how this compares to Linux Virtualization based Security? From the page[1] with the video: a security feature that can a) harden the kernel and b) ensure that critical kernel resources remain untampered, even if the kernel gets com
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by kennysoona 2y ago
You likely still identify as masc or femme in some sense, so chose the closest option. My point is simply that there is likely a 'closest option'. Obviously people don't have to use any service they feel doesn't cater to
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Of course, the use of the term 'preferred gender' is the issue here (I don't mean with your reply), since to trans people such as myself, it's literally who we are. Imagine someone that has transitioned and passes as the
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by kennysoona 2y ago
> Not only could that not match your real gender, If it doesn't, choose the other or closest option. It's unlikely there isn't one. > there are places where IDs allow for more than those two options. Sure, like here in
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by kennysoona 2y ago
There are new rules making it hard for trans people to get an accurate passport.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
You could just use what's on your license or ID. The site seems to be a kind of dating/singles chat, if that's the case having genders/sexes makes some sense, although indeed it could be better.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
People turn it off these days because their fear of the level of pain is disproportionate to the effort to get it working. The reference policy covers 99% of most peoples needs.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Text as part of the page is different from text generated from a query based on user input.
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by kennysoona 2y ago
> Analog circuit design takes a level of intelligence that, frankly, most programmers are nowhere near. I'm skeptical of this comment, and of possible bias given your username. I'd think roughly the same amount of people that w
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Are people really complaining about having to click a button now? You really expect dynamic nodejs type cruft by default?
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by kennysoona 2y ago
Goodness. I love getting older and see the ridiculousness of the next generation.

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