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by wsatb 11mo ago
She worked at the school and, according to her attorney, had a legal work permit. [1] She was running from masked agents who are racially profiling people, detaining them (including US citizens), and then treating them like animals until th
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by wsatb 11mo ago
I guess we'll really know we're screwed when owning and blowing a whistle is considered a crime.
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The Latest Defense Against ICE: 3D-Printed Whistles(404media.co)
8 points by wsatb 11mo ago|4 comments
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by wsatb 11mo ago
The “best technology” based on what?
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by wsatb 1y ago
Their reasoning for deploying the Texas National Guard to Chicago was because they claim a rebellion has started. They are consistently provoking citizens and lying about it. The courts have dismissed this due to the ridiculousness of it, b
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by wsatb 1y ago
> So far 2 million illegal immigrants have left the US. The Trump administration loves gaudy numbers like this. Common sense tells you that's a lot of movement in too short of time. Until they release evidence of these numbers, plea
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by wsatb 1y ago
Yep. Piracy getting popular is the market telling you something is seriously wrong. The system is currently broken with tens of services each coming in at $10+ per month (and seemingly increasing every quarter).
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by wsatb 1y ago
They did not envision it to be used in its original state, and it hasn’t. But it also hasn’t changed much in a long time.
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by wsatb 1y ago
8% is 8% too much. They’re also currently housing 90% of detained immigrants. [1] [1] https://truthout.org/articles/immigration-detention-has-beco...
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by wsatb 1y ago
You're comparing a domesticated animal to wild ones. You really can't think of any alternatives to shooting a dog?
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by wsatb 1y ago
> Putting useless or malicious animals down is merciful and common place Maybe that's part of the problem? You kill what you consider "useless" or "malicious". Noem killed a puppy.
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by wsatb 1y ago
I think we’re a long way from autonomous buses. There are lots of extra variables in how a bus operates. In fact, I doubt we would ever see a fully autonomous bus with no employee. How does it handle a disabled passenger? How does it handle
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by wsatb 1y ago
Do you really think there will be more of these in the countryside, where people are more likely to have a car? There’s not much profitability there. They will be clogging up city streets, not driving drunk people in the middle of nowhere.
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by wsatb 1y ago
A mini van can hold a maximum of 7, maybe 8 passengers. That’s already worse than a bus because it means a lot more cars on the road. That’s also a best case scenario because you rarely have 7 or 8 people going from one exact location to an
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by wsatb 1y ago
Backwards compatibility. The language has done a pretty amazing job at adding features over the last 10 years without really breaking a lot of old code. I believe PHP still runs about 75% of the internet, so that's pretty huge.
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by wsatb 1y ago
It has not scaled, it has put more cars on the road causing more traffic and more accidents. [1] It has also over time made this type of travel more expensive once their VC backed subsidies stopped. They essentially destroyed an entire indu
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by wsatb 1y ago
> And Trump said he hated war, which was his platform when running. What’s going on.. He’s a career con artist, that’s what’s going on.
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by wsatb 1y ago
This is a nice outlook from a vacuum. The reality is those perfectly healthy elderly people are still going to struggle to compete with the younger workforce who will be anything from more physically/mentally apt to just simply cheaper
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by wsatb 1y ago
This is just plain wrong. The IRA was signed into law August 2022. Inflation had already peaked in June of 2022. The housing market had already been overheated for a few years at that point, exasperated by Covid migrations and historically
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by wsatb 1y ago
You said there’s nothing sad about it and then followed it up with some pretty sad realities. It’s incredibly sad. People should be working less as we advance as a society, not more.
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by wsatb 1y ago
What makes the AT Protocol anti-right?
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by wsatb 1y ago
Oh but there is a simple solution for that: he just blames someone else. Most recently, the good parts of the economy are because of him and the bad parts are because of Biden. [1] [1] https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/
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by wsatb 1y ago
Have we? I think vBulletin has mostly been replaced with Twitter and Reddit, which are often very difficult to surface information from. I think the major advantage of old forums is the community. You don’t really get the sense of community
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by wsatb 2y ago
The only mistake AWS made was making buckets originally public by default. It’s been many years since that’s been the case. At this point, you have to be completely ignorant to be storing PII in a public bucket.
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by wsatb 2y ago
I think the comparison in general to baseball is pretty apt. Baseball has always been ahead of the curve in terms of analytics in sports. In the last 10 years it really went to extremes that made it unwatchable. The OP didn't mention t
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by wsatb 2y ago
I think they are talking strictly about the NBA. College players are much more inconsistent because they're younger and less experienced. There are not many 20 year olds you can depend on to consistently make 3s. There are also a lot m
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by wsatb 2y ago
> Let's see what happens. If they don't provide it, we'll start to see the results of their failures. Then we can push back. There will be legit programs impacted, we can pivot and get them back. So what you're saying
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by wsatb 2y ago
You didn't answer the question, which is all the answer I need. You just don't care until it hits you or a loved one. How has it been transparent? They're not releasing any reports or giving any reasoning behind anything othe
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by wsatb 2y ago
You don’t find it at all concerning how quickly this is happening? How have they learned so much in such a little amount of time? It’s incredibly naive to just trust that they’re this efficient. I mean at least make it look like this is wha
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by wsatb 2y ago
Actually, I use PayPal more now than I ever did in the past. It's a competitor to Apple Pay and Google Pay. Apple Pay only works on Apple devices, and I'm often on Linux, so it's a fantastic alternative to having to type in m

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