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by weberer 7d ago
Its like the Epic Games Store supporting Linux, or [any website] supporting dark mode. You'd think its an easy to implement bare minimum that everyone asks for, but its like pulling teeth to actually get it done.
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by weberer 8d ago
Anybody crossing the border. The justification is that the government's constitutional right to control imports overrides the 4th amendment right to privacy. >“The border-search exception is grounded in the recognized right of the s
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by weberer 9d ago
American diesel emission standards are famously more strict than Germany's. That's the whole reason why diesel cars aren't as common in the USA, and why Volkswagen had to cheat to pass emissions tests.
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by weberer 11d ago
It says Malaria further in.
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by weberer 11d ago
>Is that a first amendment violation though if they voluntarily complied? The entire point of the case was to determine exactly that. Read the judgement. If it were an open and shut case, it never would have made it to the supreme court.
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by weberer 11d ago
The accusation was that Twitter was working with the US government to censor speech on the government's behalf. Which would be a first amendment violation. The FBI's defense is that they technically never ordered Twitter to take d
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by weberer 12d ago
Switzerland is a true democracy. I'm not sure if any others exist.
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by weberer 12d ago
A lawyer who has been in the weeds for years dealing with the downstream affects of such regulations? Absolutely!
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by weberer 12d ago
Could you give your colloquial definition, because its clearly different than mine.
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by weberer 12d ago
"Freedom of speech" means you are allowed to express your opinion without fear of being censored or persecuted for it. It is not the same kind of "free" as in "no cost". Twitter is a paid service. To access Twi
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by weberer 12d ago
I'm calling bullshit. Twitter was always hostile to logged-out users. You could say "Well technically I was talking about 2006 before it got big" so I'll just say it was just as bad 10 years ago as it is today.
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by weberer 16d ago
Its the exact same with NPR as well. There's actually a nice podcast that breaks down their ideological capture and downfall over the years. Its called All Things Reconsidered. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPvNucxB7T
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by weberer 16d ago
I hear they may be re-re-re-releasing WoW Classic again.
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by weberer 17d ago
>Methodology >Imagine being hired as a consultant by the mayor of a fictional city. Your task is to help hire for twenty jobs such as doctors, lawyers, childcare aides,janitors with applicants from four unfamiliar demographic groups:
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by weberer 18d ago
>1. all good tech jobs in the US have unlimited pto Its usually 15 days paid time off, and unlimited unpaid.
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by weberer 18d ago
Its a roundabout way of not recognizing Taiwan as an independent country. The USA officially has a "One China policy".
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by weberer 19d ago
Raspberry Pi + LibreElec. It supports CEC, so you can control it with your TV's remote. Or you could download Kore from F-droid to control it over Wifi.
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by weberer 20d ago
Some contributors left, but others were able to take over. The project is still ongoing.
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by weberer 20d ago
That's not how I remember it. Ever since the beginning circa 2008, it was the one site that was being pushed hard by the mainstream media, celebrities, and marketers. None of it was organic. All the tech nerds were on sites like Digg,
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by weberer 20d ago
Thanks. Its insane how "Twitter, but for tech nerds" has a hard requirement to either enable Javascript or download some app.
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by weberer 21d ago
AWS Bedrock is good with billing and customer service, but they don't offer as many models.
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by weberer 21d ago
Why don't you do it and post it here then?
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by weberer 22d ago
You can, but there's a couple extra hoops to jump through. You first have to go to the police station and get a state ID because banks don't accept US passports or Finnish residence permits for whatever reason. Then you can open a
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by weberer 22d ago
I would love a new measurement system based on planck units.
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by weberer 22d ago
In Finland they outsource the system to banks and telephone operators. Its a very strange system. As far as I know, its not possible to access government services just by being a citizen. You also have to have an account with one of these t
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by weberer 23d ago
I don't think that's the lesson. It sounds like the "One is all, and all is one" lesson from Fullmetal Alchemist.
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by weberer 24d ago
>be an npc. drive a boring car—who gives a fuck? have a boring job. do nothing after work. why do you have to do something after work? do something because you feel like doing it, not because you feel like you have to. Obviously. People
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by weberer 26d ago
It can theoretically be used as rocket fuel.
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by weberer 26d ago
>Log in to use old Reddit >To keep Reddit safe, accounts are required to access old Reddit. God, I hate that horrible website. How does this keep people "safe"
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by weberer 26d ago
Its for a foundation where the Linux distro is their flagship product. Much like Mozilla or the Wikipedia foundation. It looks like they're also funding artists[1] and downstream projects[2]. [1] https://omarchy.org/air

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