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by zzrrt 2y ago
> yes lots of cybersecurity experts were black hat hackers at one point It makes some sense to hire a former blackhat to secure your computers, with appropriate supervision. It's a lot less reasonable to hire a former blackhat to ge
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> But it's certainly telling that only one of these off topic comments actually got flagged. Well, right now, the flagged one was "Oh, you guys are adorable.", which didn't try to make a substantive argument or convey
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> I wonder where this goes next. Well, JD Vance has been calling for Trump to defy the courts since at least 2021 and thinks the courts already started a constitutional crisis by checking the executive.[1] Maybe he missed some days in la
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by zzrrt 2y ago
Abrego Garcia's lawyer has asked the court to withhold payment[1]. They may have already paid it all ($6 million for 300 prisoners for a year); I don't know of a source about any payment schedule. And this is Trump administration
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by zzrrt 2y ago
Yep, Bukele's response was sickeningly effective. Basically boiling down to Trump and Bukele both saying they can do nothing due to the sovereignty of the other, knowing full well they could convince each other if they actually wanted
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by zzrrt 2y ago
What good will that do? If he's going to do it, it will start well before the next election, and I don't think it's going to change anyone's vote either.
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by zzrrt 2y ago
Did they get an all-you-can-deport deal on that 6 million paid to Bukele? Why are they so obsessed with using that prison? Did I get trapped in a dystopian story or an Onion article, or is this real life? Some talking points that the right
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by zzrrt 2y ago
I wouldn’t be so sure DOGE has such restraint or good faith. Vance said in 2021, “I think what Trump should do, if I was giving him one piece of advice: Fire every single midlevel bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state,
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> 2. Is it relevant that Thiel co-founded it, rather than also mentioning Karp? Is it to stuff as many boogey men into the lede? Maybe it's just my bubble, but I "know" Thiel, and I know he's connected to Vance and Mu
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by zzrrt 2y ago
1 vs I is a reading error anyone could make on seeing something for the first time. The real question is how do you be a national leader and go on stage to discuss "AI" with so little understanding of it that you don't detect
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> Do you have examples of the executive doing this to citizens Feels like moving the goalposts. First they were going to clear out "illegals" by any means, now the line includes any non-citizens. Granted maybe you personally di
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by zzrrt 2y ago
If this had happened, wouldn’t people say the result was not legitimate because they didn’t win real primaries, the donors easily gamed the mini-primary, etc? Maybe they were screwed as soon as anything unusual happened, and/or some pe
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by zzrrt 2y ago
What is the point of a presidential ballot with only one viable and legitimate candidate? You're just throwing away your choice, because an old man tried to run and then backed out, and his party made possibly the least-impact change t
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by zzrrt 2y ago
I get it, I wonder if I am over-reacting too, but when they're shipping people to prison in the hands of a third world dictator for allegedly being gang members (we pinky promise but oops we made some mistakes), with no trial, against
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> It would be rewarding bad behavior though. Since there would then be no incentive to stop, voting for Harris would increase the likelihood of the Democrats continuing to skip primaries or promote candidates from within Speaking of myop
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by zzrrt 2y ago
When the choice was between a current VP or an insurrectionist and convicted felon, anyone who thought Harris was less legitimate for candidacy has a funny definition. (I guess I don’t believe in protest votes or third parties in this clima
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by zzrrt 2y ago
I think the idea is they would configure Signal to delete messages after a few weeks, which bypasses FOIA because the records may not exist by the time someone requests them.
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by zzrrt 2y ago
This was covered in the original article. There was no real evidence, he was not convicted of anything, and the court ultimately gave him protection from being returned to El Salvador. Those are the facts that should have been weighed in a
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by zzrrt 2y ago
I say so based on skimming https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_state_conspiracy_theory... and thinking about the recent news. Check out the Criticism section, Jon D. Michaels bullet points and consider how they have b
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by zzrrt 2y ago
I take it you think Trump is cleaning up the deep state or something. I think it’s a lot more likely he’s building it.
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by zzrrt 2y ago
What age limits did they ignore? There are no upper limits set, and I’m not aware of them ignoring any lower age bounds.
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by zzrrt 2y ago
Threatened by what?
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> wait until he screws up, then the country will vote him out He already screwed up. When do I get to vote him out? My civics classes must have neglected to teach me the way to vote out a president mid-term, not to mention the Constituti
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by zzrrt 2y ago
But is that about requiring you to give medical assistance, or just a statement to the police?
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by zzrrt 2y ago
> clearly the US people are tired of assisting them According to whom? 51% supported weapons/military aid at the end of February.[1] Unless the numbers moved, it doesn’t seem “clear” in either direction. [1] https://www.c
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by zzrrt 7y ago
If it were free, I'd be pretty tempted to use it, and hope somebody would notice my protest. Duo is thrust upon me by my university. I don't want to install Duo's proprietary app for receiving pushes or generating codes (I ef