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by tremon 7mo ago
So you're saying that killing 150 school girls is a proportionate response to what, exactly? The children would have been safe if their parents would have preemptively sent them away to Epstein's Kid Rock?
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by tremon 7mo ago
And I disagree somewhat that the names are really needed at all You want a diagram containing only icons? You will still need a legend somewhere that explains what each icon means, otherwise you will end up with at least as many interpret
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by tremon 7mo ago
...and breaks things.
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by tremon 7mo ago
What do you mean, "the arsonist already left"? Isn't it more accurate to say that 90% of the library's visitors are arsonists?
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by tremon 7mo ago
Funny that you should mention that mandate. A "mandate territory" is simply a transfer of colonial rule from a loser of World War I to a victor of the war. In no way should the term "mandate" here be construed as an agre
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by tremon 7mo ago
Israel is our ally Israel is Europe's shame, not ally. The UK, France and the US share full responsibility for the creation of the state of Israel, and every day that Europe refuses to denounce Israel, its culpability for Israel&#x27
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by tremon 7mo ago
That's mostly because of London's financial center, where a lot of foreign money is laundered; the city's GDP is comparable in size with small EU countries like Belgium or Ireland. If you take London out of the equation, what
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by tremon 7mo ago
the psychological cost of such sabotage Of course. One always needs to weigh it against the psychological cost of complying with unethical directions.
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by tremon 7mo ago
I don't get it. What about XML is domain-specific?
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by tremon 7mo ago
Musk's primary goal was to kneecap the federal agencies investigating him and his companies: - himself: SEC, FEC - Tesla: NHTSA, EEOC, NLRB - Xitter: CFPB - Neuralink: FDA - SpaceX: DOD, DOJ, EPA, NASA, FAA [0] https://www.l
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by tremon 7mo ago
Problem is, development doesn't operate on the level of "files". The incremental currency of developers is changes, not files -- and those changes can be both smaller and larger than files. Would you rather see different inde
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by tremon 7mo ago
I don't understand your point. Can you quote the part of the second amendment that specifically addresses children, or schools for that matter?
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by tremon 7mo ago
Not just cookies, Javascript is also required for some reason.
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by tremon 8mo ago
I agree, but derelicition of duty by SCOTUS during this regime does not explain why a 34-times convicted felon and insurrectionist was even allowed to run for office again. Nor does it explain why the entire Senate keeps rolling over for ev
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by tremon 8mo ago
Why do you immediately call charging the worst polluters for the bad health effects of their pollution "unrealistic"? Having a sufficient answer to that question seems like a good basis to start your proposal from.
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by tremon 8mo ago
That topic should be a non-starter as long as US government policy is to keep shitting in the food bowl. There's way too many communities living under the toxic spill or waste of some unregulated industrial process -- and the country s
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by tremon 8mo ago
All the more reason for Trump to prevent any form of free and fair elections then.
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by tremon 8mo ago
How long would a single cargo-load of shades have to be operational just to offset the amount of CO2 emitted by its launch?
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by tremon 8mo ago
There is no single root cause in a complex system of checks and balances. Many parts need to fail for things to get as bad as they are now. Trying to reduce everything to a single fault is either stupid populism or blatant propaganda.
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by tremon 8mo ago
The GGP did not make that distinction, they made a statement about all companies and all products.
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by tremon 8mo ago
> THE ELECTIONS are how the public weighs in That's the second box only. There's also the soapbox (that you also referred to), the jury box and ultimately the ammo box.
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by tremon 8mo ago
The editorial staff should have been checking too In what world should the editor double check third-party quotes in an article submitted by a journalist? Do you think the Washington Post phones the White House every time an article quote
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by tremon 8mo ago
/e/OS and Murena are the same company. Initially, they used the name /e/ everywhere, but a single letter is not searchable on the web, so they rebranded to Murena. Everything is now called Murena except the OS itself. fr
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by tremon 8mo ago
Nobody was arguing about profit, that's just a matter of internal accounting. Is Google receiving revenue from Pixel phones?
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by tremon 8mo ago
> Google pulls the plug ? cool, you're stuck on Android 17 And you're stuck on the current hardware generation. Pretty much the only reason why Android sucks less than other mobile OSes is that hardware vendors have a pressing
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by tremon 8mo ago
Oh how the public opinion has been moved already. Rewriting your argument to echo the sentiment from a generation ago: > The laws need to be updated. Having police officers monitor public streets was fine because they wouldn't actua
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by tremon 8mo ago
> Trump has murdered 2 innocent U.S. citizens so far Are you referring to documented murders from the Epstein files, or to Melissa and Mark Hoffman?
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by tremon 8mo ago
C doesn't have exceptions, do you mean signals? If not, I don't see how that is that any different from having to handle I/O errors from write() and/or open() calls.
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by tremon 8mo ago
> puts less pressure on environment China has been competing with India for decades for the most-polluted cities crown, and only slightly ranks below the US and Russia in CO2 emissions per capita. It's also the only large country wh
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by tremon 8mo ago
Naming a fantasy creature after a common gemstone should make it non-trademarkable anyway, but I'd love to see Nintendo tie up the US government in court for years.

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