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tolbish
5y ago
Wouldn't you rather the police focus on security rather than try to tacke every societal ill? One doesn't need to be a part of any labeled movement to agree with that.
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It seems like the city should assist with housing insofar as they live in, and have a stake in, the precinct/community they serve as an officer.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-10912578
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tolbish
5y ago
I hear a lot of good things about the Curb taxi app. But I also hear a lot of bad things about it.
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tolbish
5y ago
This is Dublin, not a developing country, so I would think the taxi driver would not want to go to jail.
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tolbish
5y ago
Can you be more specific? We did have an insurrection attempt 6 months ago.
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5y ago
You're talking in circles a bit. The point the GP was trying to make is there's no real downside to letting employees know they are on FOCUS and that a structured plan in place for tracking, rather than telling employees something
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tolbish
5y ago
I believe the function is "Wi-Fi scanning" in the networking settings tab on Android 11.
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5y ago
End up? It's a circle. The rich will just hang out in their New Zealand bunkers until the chaos subsides, then back to square 1.
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5y ago
How much geo data can they obtain if my location is disabled for almost all of my apps?
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5y ago
Apple spends more on buybacks than on R&D like Intel has done recently?
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tolbish
5y ago
Have you considered that this is a national problem? Californians are snatching up the affordable homes in Utah because others from around the country are snatching up the affordable homes in California.
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5y ago
There once was a day, long ago in the before time, when the leadership at Google was held to a higher ethical standard than Mark Zuckerberg.
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5y ago
Well that doesn't sound very Google-y.
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5y ago
Public broadcasting/public radio seems like a pure public good. Along with the people working on disaster.radio [0] [0] https://disaster.radio/
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5y ago
Actually, we have, but in small chunks. And it's a continuous effort. But we have. Let's not discount their efforts. Examples: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Allied-powers-World-War-II https://ww
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5y ago
Oh no, a problem that isn't clear or easy. Better wash our hands of it and call it a day, huh. If we can convince countries to stop killing their own people, we can convince countries to curb their emissions. We are not doing close to
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5y ago
Society and corporations are comprised of, and run by, individuals.
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5y ago
But then if I don't work for Google, how can I write a blog post patting myself on the back for finally having the guts to leave Google?
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5y ago
It's clear we need a full security audit of the companies that provide software tools to the companies that provide software tools to IT outsourcing shops. Of course that just leaves things open to the next security breach of companies
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5y ago
Public radio. For example, here is Chicago's local version: https://www.wbez.org/
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5y ago
Although thr rise of sound bars may have come from supplementing the television, I do not think you are correct in your final sentence. People who use a sound bar do so because it checks as many audio needs as necessary within a simple setu
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5y ago
You are running too fast. If you are running so hard you can't have a light conversation, slow down. If your speed approaches walking speed, that's fine.
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5y ago
If you cling to a mechanical interview process then you're more or less intentionally selecting for those craven enough to game mechanics.
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5y ago
These are not incredibly hard traits to identify upon talking with people. The problem is when you willingly dance with the devil because of how much value he delivers.
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5y ago
Solitary confinement is not as central of a police reform issue. I still don't see how San Francisco is causing a lapse in police reform here.
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5y ago
Not letting New York become San Francisco is not mutually exclusive with police reform. Is the current lead candidate against police accountability/police reform?
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5y ago
Why are you so sure it will set back police reform? The idea that "the police should be held accountable" and the idea that "the police are necessary and should be funded" are not mutually exclusive.
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5y ago
> to say this isn’t working and needs radical correction to enforce some social norms and define acceptable behavior under penalty of imprisonment, labor, or some undesirable consequence for the offender We should really be focusing on t
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5y ago
Police reform does not mean the police should not exist. It means the police should be reformed. So that is a strawman argument. Equating police reform with being anti-police plays right into propaganda.
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