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by mythrwy 6y ago
Wow that's too bad! NSH was my go to for years for quick unimportant sites. Like a decade ago. They actually were very helpful the once or twice I contacted them (trying to get bigger instances). And $1 a month!
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Why hire mercenaries when you can just hire some lobbyists and let the taxpayers foot the bill for the muscle?
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by mythrwy 6y ago
I'd be down with the war on disinformation if it were universal and equally applied. But how it apparently works in practice is the powerful routinely engage in disinformation while accusing those who point out hypocrisy, ineptitude an
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by mythrwy 6y ago
But... contrary to what OP states, Trump didn't say that. "He might as well have" is not accurate either.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
That's just nuts and it doesn't need to be that way. Your politics is not your identity. Other people's politics are not their identity. It's just differences in policy opinions which can and do change through life or as
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Of course Bernie wouldn't call on his supporters to storm the capital. But then again neither did Trump. That didn't stop some of them from doing it however.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Wouldn't someone else simply buy the drugs for the suspended person?
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by mythrwy 6y ago
I've worked on a few sizable (~100+ tables) Django Rest applications and have yet to run into all these fabled type safety issues that would prevent refactoring. Serializers and hygienic procedures seem to take care of whatever might h
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by mythrwy 6y ago
If they pull both of these things off it may be bullish for precious metals. People will always want stores of value outside of monitored and adulterable (is that a word? hope the meaning is clear) centralized currencies. And the more trust
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Ok maybe. If they were banned initially. But banning them immediately after successful action against existing financial interests for "homophobic slurs" (or whatever the excuse was) is just... well, an excuse.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Almost every platform with a meaningful user base is going to have "violent calls to action" depending on how it is framed. Most especially those with slow/poor moderation. I'm guessing "violent calls to action&quot
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Wasabi is S3 compatible storage and costs $6/TB per month. NextCloud and ownCloud can be set up to utilize Amazon S3 or Wasabi storage. This works really well and is very inexpensive. Both my GFs business files and my personal/wor
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by mythrwy 6y ago
You don't need fancy intriguing machines and hackers to engage in old school ballot stuffing. That has been going on since forever (_not_ a statement on the validity of the past election). Foreign agent hacker compromised machine stori
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Look at his pardon list from last night. It includes a large number of oversentenced drug offenders including a number of people serving life sentences for marijuana trafficking.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
That's a separate, (but important) topic.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
I would suspect if one looked back in history to pre-industrial times, there were even more fights in that age group. Without lead.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
This is a much more practical answer. Point #1 seems exactly right. Even without modern SQL arrays one could even keep references to place, per user, in a simple comma separated text field and munge it in code. Elegant? Probably not. But pe
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by mythrwy 6y ago
From memory, there weren't as many obese people back in the 80's/ early 90's. Being really heavy was a thing that made a person stand out. I think it's a lot more common now but that might just be selective memory.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Middle/High School in the mid-late 80's here. Fights were not uncommon. I saw probably 8 or 10 inside school and a handful more after school at designated spots over 4 years in high school. It was a suspension offense but no polic
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by mythrwy 6y ago
That's exactly right. "Dozens of court cases found no evidence" is a Reddit fake fact. In reality the evidence wasn't examined in courts. Nor in the Senate. The riot and breach on the 6'th made sure of that.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
It's ok. Made up dog turds are the best kind.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
-One or more assassinations of prominent political figures in the United Stated. -An uptick in private security services. -Bitcoin corrects into summer. 2021 is not the year of 6 figure BTC. (although that is probably coming in the next few
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by mythrwy 6y ago
some governments are corrupt and incompetent so that's not necessarily a mistaken belief.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
I think Bitcoin does help people in North Korea though. Just not the average citizen.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
While that might be it's irrelevant to the point that politicians have, in general, not helped.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Slightly related, but this happened once in the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedition_Act_of_1918
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by mythrwy 6y ago
Many (all?) Domino's stores are independently owned franchises.
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by mythrwy 6y ago
2014
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by mythrwy 6y ago
While that may be true, he is being replaced by a plagiarist with a lose grasp of truth who is under widespread suspicion that he got the job by cheating. This might be cynical, but I'm not sure we can hold politicians to the same stan
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by mythrwy 6y ago
The Trump administration placed a number of sanction on Russia. The collusion accusation was a plot and that's well known by now. The only thing I'm going to be happy about in a month is that media propaganda is going to have to l

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