Rule35

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by Rule35 5y ago
Trans people do have all human rights - your gender expression does not change your access to your other rights. So anyone saying 'trans people deserve basic human rights' is actually saying something else, like about access to wo
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by Rule35 5y ago
Leave a message for the president explaining that his website's instructions are broken (and that it's literally easier to contact him than a webmaster).
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by Rule35 5y ago
> For a lot of these websites it would necessitate a lot of manual work Yes, but ... That's work they brought on themselves by not doing the right things in the easy way. Sure, once they're there, there is a lot of work to come
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by Rule35 5y ago
Both involve expecting people to respect foreigners and their language. There's a difference of magnitude, in that one is a guy's name and the other is a guy's project's name. But no, I don't see a fundamental diffe
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by Rule35 5y ago
People (usually by their native language) can't all hear and pronounce all sounds equally well. If you can't reliably pronounce my name and it'll sound like a bad word when you try, then you should say what you can say safely
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by Rule35 5y ago
A guy I work with has 'balls' in his name. Yes, he and management expect people to keep their mouths shut. Anyways, yes we could require him to change his name because it's distracting. That would be one thing to do. It&#x2
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by Rule35 5y ago
> but please don't sound so hard done by because people are thinking about how other people feel. They aren't though. This isn't about the poor (theoretical) coq-sayer, this is about the righteousness of the name decriers.
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by Rule35 5y ago
Did he ... do anything ... that is racist? Like, ban blue people from medical service? Refuse to play Foxes and Hounds with green people? Because then you wouldn't have to say allegedly.
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by Rule35 5y ago
It seems more like WallStreetBets' thing. Pay the islanders to build a giant statue to a Doge.
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by Rule35 5y ago
I feel that all of the protections let us chase the problems into smaller areas. Rust's unsafe doesn't eliminate unsafe code, it just means you put it in a small auditable area. Similarly, some part of the system remains imperativ
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by Rule35 5y ago
HN is more defensive about some companies than others. The F and G of FAANG mostly. Edit: Even mentioning the rule to someone who asked can bring out the haters.
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by Rule35 5y ago
Perhaps the rule is "charge all customers - active at rate X, dormant at rate Y". And then the question adds state, "as of yyyy/mm/dd, which customers were more than $30 into credit?"
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by Rule35 5y ago
> You are trying to dilute the impact the racist history of US has had on minorities via the justice system. Hasn't anyone told you that you learn more with questions than assertions? No. I'm saying that the language used is th
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by Rule35 5y ago
You'd make the camera reach out to a signing server for the user's signature. You'd even sign the whole photo, not a hash supplied by the camera, to give you (via the server) a chance to verify the image was correct. Or, you&
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by Rule35 5y ago
Not equality of people, equality of paths. In an FPS the shotgun and the rocket launcher shouldn't be equal or there's no need for both. imho the thing to do is take OPs suggestion, Paradox should make gay-marriage possible but ha
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by Rule35 5y ago
I think the discussion gets a bit blurred around what acceptance means. It varies from acceptance of an adult just being trans, of trans babies, of schools preaching medical transition without parent approval, and of issue of bathroom usage
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by Rule35 5y ago
> That's not really comforting to the minority people whose lives were ruined by them. Actually, it probably is somewhat. I hate paying money but that my taxes go to useful things makes it bearable. I hate sucking up to a guy in a u
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by Rule35 5y ago
Courts and police have still done vastly more for minorities than against them.
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by Rule35 5y ago
In Portland protestors have clubbed police on the head with bats (and famously a wrench), tried to set the courthouse on fire, and tried to set the mayor's occupied apartment building on fire. Attempted murder, and arson of occupied st
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by Rule35 5y ago
No, I think I'll still assess the hitchhikers I pick up. Seriously though, especially with individuals, why shouldn't you use all the information available, if it produces results even an iota better than blind acceptance (and for
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by Rule35 5y ago
It depends. Sometimes the answer is obscure because of our setup - like you'd need to know to look in the other repo. I'll always tell you that, and point you to the doc and the problem-list to update in case the doc is wrong. B
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by Rule35 5y ago
> The original story has been told for around 50 years with the widely noted implication "this was dickish behavior I didn't ask when people started making up the claim, I asked how the claim was reasonable. The person sorting
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by Rule35 5y ago
Prevent? Gosh, no. I am sure that nothing good would come from that. As you say, if they choose it... (And if someone likes it, good for Cardi I guess.) I'm just trying to answer your question from a few posts back about what I found
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by Rule35 5y ago
Warehouse workers are the ones trying to unionize so all stories about drivers are irrelevant. You know this. I shouldn't have to specify. Re your source, 1) The verge is currently lying about the warehouse/driver distinction so t
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by Rule35 5y ago
> Similarly, if you are obese, no generally available treatment that could be of medical benefit to you will be denied merely because it’s expensive and you’re obese. Nope. There's a limit to everyone's insurance, beyond which
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by Rule35 5y ago
Yeah, 80 years of occupation and stabilization later they sure could. That's why we did it, to prepare them to support themselves again but from a more stable base. But what's your point? That colonization doesn't always work
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by Rule35 5y ago
Right, they don't form unions to beat people . But pretty much every union involves implicit threats of being beaten in the parking lot. Certainly having your stuff stolen from your locker and broken or left in the toilet. As long as
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by Rule35 5y ago
No, and this is more union deception. You're trying to conflate employees doing warehouse work (where they have bathrooms) with contract drivers who choose to pee in bottles. Everyone knows the warehouse pee story is made up or you&#x2
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by Rule35 5y ago
Yeah, like deciding between spending your limited time on here or hunting a serial killer. Zero sum, son. You don't seem to have realized that you aren't the first group to use these arguments and tactics, or how badly they fail.
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by Rule35 5y ago
Actually, I have since watched a bit of the video and I now think it is the imagery as well. Not the scantily clad ladies dry-humping. But that they look like they're doing it for the male gaze, as they stare into the camera instead of

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