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2y ago
Fraud and corruption? How about letting the richest man in the world be responsible of judging his own conflicts of interests, while giving him all the power to cut funding to the rivals of his many companies? Or to cut funding from departm
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lawn
2y ago
So the net result is that they'll increase spending by 2T in order to give themselves tax cuts. Remember this the next time they talk about "wasting money".
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2y ago
> and improve the product He gave a platform for conspiracy theorists and fascists, so they're probably happy. But for everyone else it turned into shit.
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2y ago
How very fitting that this story is flagged too.
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2y ago
This program made money yet they disbanded it, I wonder why...
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Trump administration disbands task force targeting Russian oligarchs
(reuters.com)
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2y ago
Letting ChatGPT decide what funding to cut is such an insane idea...
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2y ago
> My purchases don't relate to social signaling on my part, not sure how we got here. You're signaling regardless. > Technically if you buy an iPhone, I guess by your logic you're okay being associated with slavery. Yes
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2y ago
Like it or not, if you buy a Tesla today you are signaling that you're okay with being associated with Nazism. Regardless if you care or not, if you buy a Tesla you're also giving Elon more power, again aiding a Nazi. You may thin
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2y ago
Excellent, thank you.
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2y ago
It's been easier a long time due to fragmentation alone.
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2y ago
> Are these projects in the USA? Human lives doesn't matter unless they're in the US. Got it.
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2y ago
And Trump's decades of refusing to pay people.
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2y ago
You could for instance consider actual facts? Because 100% of what you read online is in fact not propaganda. Then you might find that some sources are filled with lies and others contain a lot more facts. Then you'd naturally weight f
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2y ago
The danger with this way of thinking is that it's easy to start weighing all information equally, while that's very far from the reality.
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2y ago
Maybe that's why the Global Monitoring Laboratory has gone offline: https://gml.noaa.gov/
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lawn
2y ago
The cultural with tariffs you mean?
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2y ago
Same experience but with Void Linux here.
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2y ago
The same people typically argue that whatever Trump is right anyway. For example when he lost the last election people rallied behind is made-up election fraud claims.
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2y ago
A missing piece is a discussion on how much problems you'll have if you don't store then properly. I just have my PLA/ABS/ASA spools on the wall I simply dry then before printing. I know that the spools can get permanent
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2y ago
Forced relocation is actually considered genocide of done with genocidal intent. With Trump it's hard to tell, but I'd say Netenyah and Israel has been operating with genocidal intent and considering Trump said this sitting next t
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lawn
2y ago
Is it so hard to miss the "Most" at the beginning of the sentence?
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2y ago
The road to fascism is taken by many small steps. This is merely one step in a much larger picture.
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2y ago
And instantly flagged, of course.
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2y ago
In the metaphor then Twitter is wiggling around on the ground. Not truly dead but a shell of it's former self.
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2y ago
It's almost like you're asking for self-promotion, so I'll try. Here's a few entry points: How to build a tree-sitter grammar: https://www.jonashietala.se/blog/2024/03/19/lets_create_a
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2y ago
Nationalizing news agancies (and social media) fits squarely in the fascist playbook. If you think this would make TikTok fair then think again. It will be yet another avenue for brainwashing.
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2y ago
USDT isn't Bitcoin.
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2y ago
The fees in Bitcoin are much higher than they have to be and there's absolutely zero desire from the developers or community to do anything about since number goes up, and that trumps all. There are cryptocurrencies that follow the ori
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2y ago
Yes, some Bitcoin people still hold on to the idea that somehow layer 2 or layer 3 systems will somehow make Bitcoin practical for regular payments again. But largely that's been abandoned for the "store of value"/"
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