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Python has historically cared about backwards compatibility. Nowadays they're finally dropping some old libraries that probably shouldn't have been in the stdlib. They're not likely to add more. Especially now that you can ad
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You're getting this backwards. Claiming most asylum refusals are due to fraud without anyevidence is the opposite of common sense Also having an economic as well as other reaspns to immigrate does not mean someone isnt a qualified refu
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Personally I like record/replay style testing where you save real network(or even hardware communication) info then commit it and replay it to get quick unit tests. That plus local file based SQL tests
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I mean Belarus isn't a democracy and doesn't uphold human rights. None of that is particularly controversial. Not about outcomes, but about Dictatorship. Also since I expected you might try to wave it away I noted Russia also viol
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The vast majority of cases are not declined for fraud/wilful misrepresentation. They're declined because they don't meet standards for asylum (or at times because the judges are being pushed to deny regardless of what the law
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This is absolutely 100% backwards. Minsk 2 agreement was needed because Minsk 1 fell apart because Russia violated it. They also violated Minsk 2 agreement. Russia also had the audacity to claim the agreements didn't apply to them but
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1) no it means legally seeking asylum under the legal process 2) Maybe build more housing? Maybe hire some of the new immigrants to build more housing. They're not unvetted because they are going through a vetting process. Statisticall
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Fraud is lying Having your amnesty application rejected (whether the court judged fairly or too harshly) is not in any way or shape fraud. Law is complex and many refugees and asylum seekers don't fully understand the law. Even hoping
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First of all it's not a proxy war Second Russia started it, not the US, not the EU, not Ukraine Russia and Putin Third and most importantly defeating Russia and restoring peace is of vital importance to both EU and UK. Far more importa
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Yes. Uv can install specific Python versions from python build standalone (they have taken over maintenance for it https://astral.sh/blog/python-build-standalone ) instead of from python.org because python doesn't
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I don't want orange man to deport ordinary Venezuelans to a left wing dictatorship. Or to another country for having tattoos https://www.msnbc.com/all-in/watch/-incredible-trump-admin-r... https://
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> Is an asylum seeker really legal Yes. You answered your own question. A person who is her legally is here legally. If their claim is denied (and I'd argue in many cases the bias would be towards denying valid claims then the other
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It's both. If you get past Trump derangement syndrome and realize he's rotten to the core and basically terrible in countless ways. Take Former AG Jeff Sessions. He was a yes man but also when he did absolute bare minimum legally
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ah https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/The_Manchurian_Candidate_(1962... maybe I should watch it, if its not redundant
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No because Trump is interested in weasels who put loyalty to him above the law or the good of the country. Trump doesn't give a shit about policy. He doesn't know anything about it and can't be bothered to learn. Its just a v
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most people generally agreed with them but they also tried to pick people of talent and courage who might disagree on a number of issues. Trump doesn't care about any of that
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Generally you shouldn't be passing random data from the web to shell scripts. Maybe I haven't done the right type of work but having to deal with fidlg bits it's much more likely not passing it to be shell will cause issues (
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Only if you are getting input from untrusted users
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I get the "joke" My point is that its not a scheme and no damn politician is going to take social security away from us. And I and most others disagree with changing it to not be universal
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Russia is not getting any fresher either. Maybe he could increase aid. He was largely responsible for delaying aid previously which hurt Ukraine and also hurt Europe and america. As opposed to cutting off aid giving Russia false hope of out
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Spoken like someone who has never talked to a Ukrainian and doesn't know anything about the conflict If Trump really wanted to end the war he'd send more weapons and support Ukraine. Instead https://www.reuters.com/
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So you want incompetent corrupt people to undermine and sabotage our government? Why? As for fraud and waste those are core parts of DOGE. They literally fired the people in charge of going after corruption
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I mean doge is a literal corruption scheme to fire honest bueracrats and replace them with incompetent supporters. Its the return of the corrupt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoils_system It has nothing to do with rea
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I prefer to have universal enrollment in a safe old age payment system like social security so that even if people do fall for ponzi schemes they will be protected by social security
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Modern antisemitism tends to be rooted in racist prejudice against a Jewish ethnicity more then plain religious discrimination. And tends to be related to a lot of conspiracy theories. I think its possible to fairly critize a nation state a
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The problem with this argument is that its vauge and generalizes a bunch of center left stuff. If you want specific goals that don't include reducing carbon you should chase those goals instead of chasing reducing carbon dioxide as a p
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People get way into this desktop metaphor. A window is a program window not an actual window. A folder is not the same as a folder in a filing cabinet and a save icon is a save icon not a floppy disk.they dont have to stand for or emulate p
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Considering that people have been making such complaints for millennium and we aren't so terrible as so many generations of detiraration would imply they're usuallybut not always wrong
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Spatial file placement is probably not even good on the desktop. In a file manager its definitely an antipattern
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Its a bad argument. The right argument (which still won't do enough convincing) is that global warming is obviously real, already happening and comes with massive future costs
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