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by mosura 9mo ago
So you are opposed to any immigration enforcement then.
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by mosura 9mo ago
Obvious examples: health care, education, social benefits provision, public transit, arms control. All involve expansions of the state bureaucracy and decision making power. This is tangential to whether those things are good/bad in an
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by mosura 9mo ago
Modern leftists are definitionally promoting expansion of government power - it is a core consequence of their beliefs. The late Murray Bookchin was the exception that proves the rule, and he was hardly popular or widely known, and made som
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by mosura 9mo ago
No, they merely complain when it is deployed against them, as with ICE. Otherwise Waco would be a rallying cry of the US left, and it isn’t.
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by mosura 9mo ago
When you have accepted there is a need to enforce immigration law, starting with removing those without existing legal status, we can proceed.
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by mosura 9mo ago
Many people have been pointing at Waco for years. Even Janet Reno later admitted regretting that episode, and yet you do not hear the left in the US saying at all that this was a problem - in fact it is stereotypical far right recruitment m
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by mosura 9mo ago
That link makes no sense for your comment, but it was an interesting insight into your thinking.
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by mosura 9mo ago
It isn’t new though. The whole reason it is such a mess now is it was equally deliberately ignored for decades.
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by mosura 9mo ago
Then argue for democratically changing the law to make them unambiguously legal. Selectively enforcing only the laws you want to is the key enabler of corruption.
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by mosura 9mo ago
> Seems you have memory holed how pro Russia the US was too. Interesting inference to draw. > The exact same playbook was used for China up till 2016 Nope.
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by mosura 9mo ago
People have completely memory holed how bizarrely pro everything Russia the EU was from 2000-2015.
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by mosura 9mo ago
Estonia was the first major NATO victim of such things https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_cyberattacks_on_Estonia Made worse by the fact Estonia is a more networked society than, for example, the US.
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by mosura 9mo ago
Olimex are a better middle ground than sparkfun or adafruit for the things they cover. In truth people will spend a lot of money paying other people to shop on Aliexpress for them so they can maintain the illusion they are above all that.
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by mosura 9mo ago
> you can't imagine e.g. Nvidia putting out a press release like this when they drop a vendor nVidia used to have a much worse reputation than that. Companies did not work with nVidia because they liked doing so.
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by mosura 9mo ago
The inevitable speculation will occur, in which I have no useful insight. I will say adafruit have clearly been heading in a bit of the wrong direction lately. See the misleading noise about arduino, for example. Have to wonder if the whole
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Edge of Emulation: Game Boy Sewing Machines (2020)(shonumi.github.io)
122 points by mosura 9mo ago|8 comments
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by mosura 9mo ago
They were also about the only people to call out Savile while he was alive. Actual abusers are fine. Talking about it is the problem.
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by mosura 9mo ago
Cryptographically signed with proof of the sender’s bank balance to enable appropriate filtering.
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by mosura 9mo ago
That is too practical. For ultimate HN bait it needs to include Rust deployed (over QUIC) as WASM on RISC-V.
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by mosura 10mo ago
It is incredible just how widely held the view is that Win2k (or XP in classic mode) was close to peak desktop UI. (Contenders also being Tiger to Snow Leopard and Windows 7). A key problem is that big US corps have always had a product des
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by mosura 10mo ago
German trains, as recently as the 90s, were phenomenal, and integrated superbly with the Swiss and others. It is in the 21st century that Germany has gone off the rails.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Somewhat ironic given Pike was also responsible for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_V._Shaney .
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by mosura 10mo ago
It is noticeable how since covid SV takes this place dramatically less seriously, largely because it used to be the case that getting to the top here got you a lot of attention in SV, but that hasn’t been the case in years.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Slightly tangentially, I expect GitHub to seriously lose lustre as developer de facto social network, with codeberg and self hosted forgejo taking off, leading to a fediverse of instances. That is likely to be a bigger trend than any shift
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Rack makes Pion SCTP 71% faster with 27% less latency(pion.ly)
22 points by mosura 10mo ago|4 comments
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by mosura 10mo ago
This is brilliant. The ability to do blobby/metaball style blends so easily is a big benefit.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Search indexing, etc.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Indeed: https://metro.co.uk/2025/12/17/man-jailed-burning-migrant-ho... “An X user who posted two anti-immigration tweets been handed a 18-month jail sentence.” Edit to point out 1. That is a quote and 2. The
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by mosura 10mo ago
> This has got to stop. If you want to stop criminals, then focus on their illegal activites, not the streets they walk on. That would be against everything european governments stand for.
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MIT professor shot at his Massachusetts home dies(bbc.com)
270 points by mosura 10mo ago|216 comments

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