antropofagico

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   by antropofagico 6y ago

   Well, dissent is protected by the Brazilian Constitution. Death threats and threats to democracy itself are not. At some point you need to trust the set of institutions in place, otherwise you can’t apply any kind of regulation effectively.
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   by antropofagico 6y ago

   It’s arguably lawful. By the Brazilian Constitution, investigation on crimes committed against the Supreme Court are to be presided and supervised by the court itself. Furthermore, it’s been established that the whatever case comes out of t
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   by antropofagico 6y ago

   There seems to be some confusion in the comments regarding this decision. This is not an arbitrary decision made in a vacuum. There’s an ongoing judicial inquiry, and the accounts suspended were linked to persons of interest. They’re curren
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   by antropofagico 6y ago

   I’m working on a reader app for newsletters (kind of like what Google Reader was). The idea is to remove these things from the mail box and keep it organized in the app. I’m also planning to add email address obfuscation, similar to what si
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   by antropofagico 7y ago

   Even though California is much more lax on immigration, undocumented immigrants that work here still work "illegally". And I-9 Audits are conducted by ICE, not California. Like SpicyLemonZest said, it sounds extremely unlikely tha
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   by antropofagico 7y ago

   Does this mean drivers will need working visas? If so, it will drastically reduce the number of drivers.