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by lobf 7mo ago
You register to vote, are assigned a polling place where your name will appear on a list of registered voters, and you go to that polling place and tell them your name. If you're trying to fake it, you need to know what address and nam
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by lobf 7mo ago
I think you need to start with proposing how a person could fraudulently vote. If you show up to the polling place, you need to list the name and address of a registered voter in that district. How do you know this information? If you use a
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by lobf 7mo ago
>A front of queue, show ID of some sort (various accepted) to volunteer This is explicitly not required, at least last time I volunteered as a polling place worker. You should NEVER be required to show ID to vote, at least in CA.
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by lobf 7mo ago
Yeah I remember the discourse around that acquisition as being a really smart play to shore up the new frontier in social media as Facebook grew stale and uncool.
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by lobf 7mo ago
What exactly are you unclear on? Edit: not sure why I was downvoted, I’m literally attempting to provide whatever information you need about this, just not sure what aspect is confusing.
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by lobf 7mo ago
I have never forgotten their lies and abuse with the scanners when they were rolled out. Same boat- you wanna see my body you gotta work for it.
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by lobf 7mo ago
Same. I have never gone through a microwave scanner on principle- I shouldn’t be strip searched for the crime of showing up to the airport. I always get there plenty early and request a pat down, because they always make you wait 10-15 minu
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by lobf 8mo ago
> They are mediocre at best, always have been. Come on. OSX was a paradigm shift in desktop usability and intuitive design. My 85 year old grandpa asked me about 20 years ago how he should go about learning how to use computers. We were
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by lobf 8mo ago
I mean really I work in filmmaking. Ads just fund most of my business.
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by lobf 8mo ago
I work on the production end. I’m a producer and production manager for live-action ads.
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by lobf 8mo ago
I mean, only because they weren’t outcompeted by an old world civilization yet.
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by lobf 8mo ago
I work in ads... :-/
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by lobf 9mo ago
I'm a film industry professional but half-vibe-coded my personal website: reachnick.co
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by lobf 9mo ago
What's your alternative?
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by lobf 9mo ago
I only became aware of the use of a different term than "floppy" for the hard 3.5" disks when I opened this thread- you'd have to ask the person I was replying to where they're from.
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by lobf 9mo ago
At least in the US, the "floppy" terminology carried over when the disks went from the actual floppy 5.5" disks to the hard-case 3.5" disks.
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by lobf 9mo ago
Is this a SoP in wartime?
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by lobf 9mo ago
I mean, who else is using a pager in Lebanon? That's not a tool a normal consumer uses, it's only used by people to evade phone surveillance. I think it sounds like a high probability that anyone receiving one of these pages in Le
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by lobf 9mo ago
Looking at the stats, we seem to be manufacturing about as much as ever in the last 30 years, and the value of that manufacturing is skyrocketing. We're certainly employing fewer people in manufacturing, but it seems to be remarkably s
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by lobf 9mo ago
What is the reason in your mind?
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by lobf 10mo ago
What other administrations have said healthcare wouldn't be hard?
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by lobf 10mo ago
We're really just relying on LLMs to tell us things with no verification now?
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by lobf 11mo ago
>Do you have any citeable evidence of this being an actual thing, or is it just vibes? Are you really unaware of city settlements for police misconduct? Let me turn the question around- can you name a single example of a police departmen
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by lobf 11mo ago
Can you name an example?
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by lobf 11mo ago
We allowed it in designated areas outside the classroom between classes…
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by lobf 1y ago
And don't forget, you're more likely to encounter a road-rager threatening you than some person on a bus.
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by lobf 1y ago
>Some cities or states have more issues on public transit than others. Sure, but that doesn't change the stats. >But also you can still be a victim of assault, harassment, theft, and other issues on public transit. As can you in
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by lobf 1y ago
I know the stats and they're absolutely damning. https://injuryfacts.nsc.org/home-and-community/safety-topics... You're orders of magnitude more likely to die in a car vs on a bus.
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by lobf 1y ago
>It reminds me of the play on words they do in Chinese's social media to avoid this kind of censorship A new way of speaking which removes nuance and is formed entirely of acceptable concepts and terminology as determined by the reg
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by lobf 1y ago
A customer doesn't care about architecture. They want a good UX.

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