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by pseudo0 3y ago
It's completely unenforced. When exiting the US no American authority checks what passport you are using to leave, and when entering they are legally required to let Americans reenter the country. At worst the border guard will be cran
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Fentanyl makes a much larger impact. There were around 14,000 non-suicide firearm deaths in 2018, the most recent year with stats. Fentanyl killed around 110,000 in 2022. Both issues disproportionately affect small segments of the populatio
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Or even worse the pattern of: "Are you enjoying <product>?" If yes: - prompted to submit 5 star review If no: - prompted to submit an internal feedback form
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by pseudo0 3y ago
> This seems highly unlikely to not alert someone as the camera / video / GPS icons would show up as being in use. You would need a privesc to dump the data from other apps due to app sandboxing anyways. And once you have root,
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Typically BNPL companies like Klarna take a cut from the merchant as well. The idea is to increase volume for the merchant through psychological trickery, resulting in a net increase in profit even after the BNPL company's cut.
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Baseband attacks are possible, but the French government would have to compel the (likely foreign) producer of baseband equipment to insert a backdoor, or do significant vulnerability research on closed source hardware/software to find
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Because of the practice of blending wines into other wines. So a few criminal wineries impacted orders of magnitude more blended wine production. The distinction I was trying to draw was that unless there is a similar practice of blending f
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by pseudo0 3y ago
It is reminiscent of the Austrian antifreeze wine scandal: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_Austrian_diethylene_gly... That was only a few wineries though, and it was pretty quickly caught and harshly punished. Thi
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by pseudo0 3y ago
"White" and "Caucasian" sometimes get blocked as well. I was trying to generate a specific character for a D&D campaign and that kept triggering their filter. Subtracting that from the lengthy prompt would allow it t
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Evangelicals vote 99% Republican, how does that explain unconditional support for Israel being the overwhelming bipartisan consensus in Washington? AIPAC and other Zionist lobbyist groups are massively influential, while equivalent pro-Pale
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Better examples probably would have been garbage men, roofers, welders, plumbers, etc. It's only a problem when the job is perceived to have some amount of status. No one fights over opportunities to unclog toilets or shovel fertilizer
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by pseudo0 3y ago
She-Hulk received a nomination, clear evidence that the Hugo Awards are now an anti-signal.
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It's crazy how much damage can be caused by the failure of a $10 part, the toilet flapper valve. An apartment on the 7th floor of my building had a flood once and it went right down to the ground floor, causing damage to half a dozen o
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Go on CivitAI and sort by popular... There is an awful lot of nudity and anime, and SDXL struggles with both. For censored SFW image generation, DALL-E 3 now beats out SDXL by a wide margin. The SDXL resource requirements are somewhat of an
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by pseudo0 3y ago
The "never let a crisis go to waste" crowd seem more concerning. It isn't the status quo political class who want us to live in pods and eat bugs (metaphorically speaking). A lot of the rhetoric and policy proposals related t
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by pseudo0 3y ago
That's never going to happen. The Mozilla Foundation is a parasite subsisting off of Firefox's name and reputation. The end state is that they eventually kill the host. Google is postponing this to keep their anti-trust shield ali
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by pseudo0 3y ago
> For example, American manufacturers use far fewer robots than their competitors, in particular in Taiwan, South Korea and China, according to the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a Washington think tank. Just handwavin
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Spot the difference between these two statements: > Canada had asked it's closest allies, including Washington, to publicly condemn the killing > US formally support Canada investigation , urged India to cooperate. They got a
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I'd classify it as neoliberal. They favor business interests but lean left on social issues. They are also big proponents of the Century Initiative, a plan to have Canada reach a population of 100 million by 2100 through massively incr
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by pseudo0 3y ago
No, the US has not formally supported Trudeau's allegations. > Weeks before Trudeau's announcement, Canada had asked it's closest allies, including Washington, to publicly condemn the killing, according to a Western offici
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Sure, there might be evidence that they are refusing to release, but Trudeau made the accusation publicly. By turning this into a public diplomatic spat, he now needs to show the proof.
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The sequence of events here was rather interesting. The Globe and Mail got the assassination story, and asked the government for comment. The government asked the Globe to hold the story for a week due to security concerns, and the Globe ga
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Unless you are physically present in the UK or do business in the UK, just tell them to screw off. Treat their demands the same way you would an Iranian or Russian government bureaucrat demanding that you compromise the rights of your users
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Canada allows abortions up until the moment of birth. There are no legal restrictions whatsoever. Even progressive countries in Europe typically set limits of 10-14 weeks, outside of medical necessity or other exceptional cases. https:&#x2
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Trying to stereotype a group of millions or billions of people as "some of the most peace loving people on planet earth" is ridiculous. That was my point. I would not characterize Christians that way either.
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Unfortunately they possessed Canadian citizenship, making them Canada's problem. That's the unfortunate reality of having one of the world's most lax immigration systems and an embarrassingly low bar for citizenship.
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No, but it would be similarly ridiculous if someone described Muslims as "some of the most peace loving people on planet earth" like the post above.
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The bomb was planted on the plane in Canada, the attack was planned in Canada, the terrorists were Sikh Canadians, and the attack killed 268 Canadian citizens...
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> The Prime Minister of Canada just did a state visit to India, where he was not warmly received, and made to look foolish on the world stage. So, he has his own political calculations in this affair, and is far from an objective arbiter
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Canada's single most deadly terrorist attack was the bombing of Air India Flight 182 by Sikh Khalistani separatists. 329 people were killed, including 268 Canadians. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_India_Flight_1

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