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by rozap 2y ago
I hope you're right and I hope I'm wrong. I don't think it'll be an outright repeal of the 22nd amendment, but it'll instead be some sort of cheeky way around it using "emergency powers" and gray areas in
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by rozap 2y ago
While this seems like a fairly rapid doom and gloom scenario if you think about it in the context of a single term, one has to wonder about what happens in 4 years. He had no problem trying to subvert previous elections. With all branches o
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by rozap 2y ago
Thanks for clearing this up, I certainly find your citations compelling.
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by rozap 2y ago
Point taken, you're right, and I'm just having a laugh. But he does surround himself with grifters. In any case, I think he'll be fine.
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by rozap 2y ago
Really strange. I wonder why they omitted this. Usually you'd leave it compressed until the last possible moment.
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by rozap 2y ago
Probably also a fraud but just a bit less blatant. A subtle, gentleman's grifter.
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by rozap 2y ago
PFBA is transported in rain and snow. That suggests that it sticks around in the vapor and condenses back into the liquid. There's no escaping it except to break it down, but that's the crux of the issue - the PFAS class of molecu
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by rozap 2y ago
After Trump was shitting on the act, Mike Johnson said he plans to repeal the CHIPS act, but has since backpedalled. I agree American manufacturing is important. I don't see how the Republicans voting records align with it.
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by rozap 2y ago
I'm sure that situation be over with trump. And by over I mean that netanyahu will kill any and all remaining Palestinians and annex the strip and West Bank. Then the Zionists will set their eyes on Lebanon.
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by rozap 2y ago
You're right in principle, but I think in practice this is sort of a non issue. Most sites now employ (for better or worse) anti botting tools which have some sort of javascript challenge that will generate a unique token. Given that t
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by rozap 2y ago
heads up, none of the buttons on your site work
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by rozap 2y ago
Yes exactly, we're talking about Jeff Bezos here.
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by rozap 2y ago
Or it's legitimately harder to get. In high school we used to smoke weed because it was easy to get (friendly local neighborhood dealer didn't check ID) and very rarely drank alcohol because it was tricky to find.
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by rozap 2y ago
Yes but we know this about him.
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by rozap 2y ago
And it opens to them up to retribution from Trump if he wins, which is his entire method of operating. From a game theory perspective it doesn't make sense for them to do an endorsement when a mob boss type character is about to get el
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by rozap 2y ago
I find myself wanting to say please and thank you to Claude when I didn't have the reflex to do that with chatgpt. Very successful branding.
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by rozap 2y ago
Erm, you have to practice, prepare, whatever in order to do anything apart from sitting on the couch. I participate in motor racing, which is about as type 1 fun as it gets. Seriously, racing other people at the limit of your ability for a
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by rozap 2y ago
There was less of a correlation than you'd think, almost none. But we also operate in states where it's illegal to discriminate on the basis of gender so it makes sense that this plays out in the data. So, important to note that w
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by rozap 2y ago
The 20k price tag in the article is pretty clickbait-y. It talks about families with 4 kids, and, if you have 4 16-20 year olds all driving, the chance of a 20k bill is not far fetched. If someone wanted to make a bet with me that their 4 k
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by rozap 2y ago
Their marketing team needs a raise.
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by rozap 2y ago
Maybe I wasn't super clear in my post, but this is my point, and I agree, tune out the noise. Actually reacting against the noise is bad, because at that point noise is causing a change in behavior. The only reasonable thing to do is t
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by rozap 2y ago
Exactly, you should absolutely stop listening. But taking a strong inverse position also doesn't make sense.
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by rozap 2y ago
This sort of reactionary perception against dumb people yelling about stuff is just as emotionally driven as the yelling itself. Just because someone makes a bad argument, doesn't mean the inverse position is true by default, it just m
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by rozap 2y ago
Point taken about the level of discourse on the internet and the mainstream media, no argument there. It is painful, but just because the discourse around the topic is smooth brained doesn't mean that the position is wrong. This is s
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homepage itself, firefox on ubuntu
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by rozap 2y ago
In the hobbyist/amateur racing scene there is a saying that "money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a racecar, and a racecar brings happiness." Which is meant to be flippant, but there's truth in it. The rise and
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by rozap 2y ago
Yea this piece is often left out and is kinda the most important. A single set of validation, on the server is required. There are tons of reasonable solutions with different tradeoffs for how you run that validation on the client. But two
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by rozap 2y ago
It's been wild to see linear get clunky and slow over the last year or two.
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Nothing they said was a lie though. Yes, everyone spies on each other, but what matters is the level of aggression. Israel ranks up there with China and Russia, and that's an issue. And it's absolutely true that they did not sign
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Israel is not really an ally. They routinely spy on the US, and according the the CIA, spy on us as aggressively as the Chinese and Russians do. During the Cold war, they used intel as a bargaining chip and passed classified material to the

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