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by Brybry 3d ago
I think you're conflating naturalization/citizenship with immigration. The Naturalization Act of 1790 (and subsequent) acts said you had to be white and have lived in the US for X years already to become a citizen. [1] However,
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by Brybry 5d ago
My elderly parents regularly click the sponsored links in Google search results. I don't think it even registers for them that they're ads (even though I have informed them multiple times). Same for sponsored items in Amazon searc
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by Brybry 11d ago
Mostly a clarification of what I find DNS ad blocking works for on Android, which seems to be somewhat different from your experience (probably we use different apps). A weak rebuttal of the reason why DNS adblock doesn't work for Yo
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by Brybry 12d ago
Ads from providers like Google AdMob and AppLovin are blocked. Apps could bundle their own DNS or DoH resolver or use hardcoded static IP addresses but in my experience most do not. Youtube ads do not get blocked by DNS adblock because Yout
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by Brybry 12d ago
Yes, I use Firefox on Android with ublock origin, it works great. But using adblocking DNS on your phone will also block most in-app ads which is a big quality of life improvement. I could also use a VPN to keep my phone always on my home n
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by Brybry 12d ago
Cox v. Sony Music went all the way to the Supreme Court. The lawsuit started in a Virginia US District Court in 2018 and the Supreme Court opinion was in 2026. [1][2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cox_Communications
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by Brybry 12d ago
I use Mullvad's adblocking DNS server on my phone which is not always behind my home router.
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by Brybry 13d ago
OSHA has a proposed heat injury prevention rule that would make 80F (heat index) and 90F (optionally 95F, heat index) as initial and high heat trigger temperatures. With the initial heat temperature, workers would need to be provided water
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by Brybry 16d ago
Isn't this true of nearly all mental disorders in DSM-5 and ICD-11? We don't really know what mental disorders are and so we don't have objective diagnostic tests for them. [1] We just have treatments that sometimes work for
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by Brybry 22d ago
Grade school level Louisiana info (probably somewhat wrong): It's generally brackish marsh/swamp land. Basically think silt/dirt with a bunch of plants evolved for this specific environment. Then you take a bunch of humans an
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by Brybry 22d ago
Take a look at this site: https://tropicalcyclonedatabase.com/storm_tracks.html?_v=90 Filter Lifecycle Intensity by category 4 and 5. You won't see any lines close to land near Cape Canaveral. Though to be fair, Vermil
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by Brybry 22d ago
I've also found sometimes you get (cached?) versions of profiles with really old posts if you're not logged in. And media often won't play without doing bypass shenanigans (forcing native controls). The main site won't e
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by Brybry 23d ago
Xiaomi's Xring O3 is manufactured by TSMC N3P process in Taiwan. [1] MediaTek Dimensity 9500 is also manufactured by TSMC N3P process in Taiwan. [2] There was no world interdependence change (unless one considers China and Taiwan to be
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by Brybry 1mo ago
You don't need to look at their internet history. You talk to your kids about safe behavior. Then you're somewhat around when they're using the computer/device (until you feel they're of an age where that's not
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by Brybry 1mo ago
Is this it? https://youtu.be/-Eo4WuhpiJg?t=1085
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by Brybry 2mo ago
While I don't agree with the phrasing of the above comment it doesn't seem factually wrong? The article states similar coordinated currency manipulation (to instead weaken the yen) happened in 2011 after the Tohoku earthquake. The
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by Brybry 2mo ago
Looks like the cases are still ongoing. You can find the defendant names in this article (from the wikipedia link) [1] and then look up some basic case info by name: google "new york WebCriminal Defendant Search" and then search b
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by Brybry 2mo ago
Yeah, I had questions when Kurt Kelty was saying that Peak's battery was "kicking butt" after the article said Peak is still building their battery factory and currently buys its cells from China. Is GM testing Peak's ce
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by Brybry 2mo ago
Note that, as your sources state, Russia tried permanent DST and changed to permanent standard time instead. They didn't revert back to a system of switching between DST and ST annually.
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by Brybry 2mo ago
I feel like some of that is maybe shopping at the wrong place. Which the article I guess covers by saying people are addressing by changing retailers to save money. Where I am in the US, you can get a dozen eggs for ~$2 at Walmart. A loaf o
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by Brybry 2mo ago
Yeah but now everyone has cell phones and LED street lights that sometimes feel brighter than the sun. It's worth trying again, it's not like it can't be reverted again.
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by Brybry 2mo ago
You can see the two awards on govspending. [1][2] Interestingly govspending says only $8.7 million of the $10 million award has been outlayed but I guess it's possible it just doesn't have the outlay info for the $123 million cont
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by Brybry 2mo ago
When you're in your doctor's office and discussing the tests they want to order you're very unlikely to be able to get the cost right there during your appointment. You would probably need to have the doctor print you a list
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by Brybry 2mo ago
China does have nuclear-powered submarines and they are currently building a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier (type 004). [1] [1] https://features.csis.org/hiddenreach/china-fourth-carrier/
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by Brybry 2mo ago
If you read that article and check the latest status, the NHTSA was supposed to make a rule by 2024 and it's 2026 now. [1] In their latest report to Congress they are not any closer to a rule because, amongst other reasons, all of the
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by Brybry 3mo ago
I'm confused, the latest LTS version of Ubuntu is 26.04 (released on 2026/04/23) and has Podman v5.7.0 (released on 2025/11/11). [1] If they're on a 24.04 LTS release is there any reason they would be on a ne
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by Brybry 3mo ago
wouldn't certificate transparency logs be a good way to collect most active domains?
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by Brybry 3mo ago
The sites like tenor/giphy/klipy all convert to multiple media formats and then have meta embed properties with multiple formats. Sites/apps like Discord sometimes consume the mp4 instead of gif or webp when embedding (and in
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by Brybry 3mo ago
To clarify: UC San Diego is planning to build a cluster of 2000 Pixel phones for computer science class use and Google, in support, helped with a test with 20 phones.
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by Brybry 3mo ago
I think Google will try to annoy Firefox users into using Chrome instead via things like needless captchas.

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