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daxuak
14d ago
And to add more nonsense, iirc collecting (possessing) bird feathers, that they shed naturally, is illegal in the US under the name of protecting migratory birds.
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3mo ago
They will outlast digital access for almost all cases, which may go away anytime as Sony please, or die with the console's central server etc. This is not defendable.
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4mo ago
Maybe I'm wrong as I've not read many papers in this field, but the writing is so needlessly repetitive or lengthy in certain trivial descriptive sentences that if LLM was used for any editorial assistance I think it was used poor
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5mo ago
Does H1-B really carry that 100k per-case fee? I remember hearing of it, but afterwards also individual stories of people getting H1-B. I don't know them personally unfortunately; not sure whether it was sponsored by not-for-profit res
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7mo ago
I think you missed my point. I do not deny the existence nor validity of the immigration questions, or whether certain implemented policy is questionable or not. What I tried to argue was that the Trump administration uses those issues, and
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7mo ago
Can't you see that they are using immigration questions as an excuse to consolidate power that exceeds immigration enforcement by a large margin? The ability to detain lawful workers or pull people off the street without a warrant from
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8mo ago
Is there like no option that neither should be used in the first place? I am so amazed.
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8mo ago
> A country can't decide who comes into their country? Reading someone else's mind but I think the author could've phrased it better: The ongoing deportation is concerning not because of the legitimacy or not of nation sta
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8mo ago
I'm flagging because early on these obvious alerting news got flagged within seconds, while the equally political happenings, the less immigration-related thus somehow more relevant and appropriate ones, were tolerated. I have since de
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3y ago
Like they have a choice.
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3y ago
I suppose the article meant cap itself was a carbon fiber/epoxy build, implying nothing about the connection? On a separate note, although the submarine failed catastrophically, that doesn't mean every decision it took was wrong.
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4y ago
Context (adapted from comment section): The ban is an reaction to a creative way of using Airdrop as a not mass-censored communication tool with strangers, by pure chance of them having Airdrop open. This method was know for some time, but
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Apple to restrict ‘Everyone’ option in AirDrop in China
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4y ago
On my old-ish laptop the website managed to lag like the browser tab is running at 15fps, impressive...
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4y ago
Absolutely. But I thought the production team could've find a combo that works better. Any combo. They don't even have to actually have someone that high up in the ladder to make an ok podcast imho... Right now it sounds straight
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4y ago
Listened about 10 minutes into the first episode, why do the speakers sound so nervous? Maybe it's because of a stubborn script or lack of prior preparation? It's just not very... podcast-like.
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4y ago
Why does strip ask for canvas access in the demo? How is that related?
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4y ago
What if I want to search what sites have mentioned those urls?
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4y ago
Maybe that is the median of all states? (I did not read the whole article.)
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4y ago
Living can be intolerable real fast. It does not have to be death. I think the OP was not saying literally. Also, if the majority of the population is losing heating and need to do your suggested preparation, I wouldn't bet my luck on
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5y ago
Quick in the scale of historical timeline. For people living in the shitshow or us watching, that might well take a whole lifetime to process.
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5y ago
The Russian government will only take advantage of denied accesses and doubledown with any domestic propaganda they have in the pocket, aren't they? I still don't get what other expectations are on the table when the western world
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5y ago
Arrest? Arrests are still mild. For more, they could be entitled to arrest their families as well. Let's say you throw a rock. All of a sudden, there is a possibility that the riot police are entitled to shot you or something - they w
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5y ago
Let's say you feel responsible. I believe a lot of Russians feel awful to their stomach, too. What now? Are you willing to risk your job, housing, wellbeing and the wellbeing of your families to protest, knowing that protesting will no
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5y ago
You're suggesting that common Russians feeling "consequences" will change the war and I would like to disagree. They can do next to nothing, with a high stake. Most of the sanctions, especially the ones that certainly would n
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5y ago
Let me rephrase it for you: sure, even if it's "only" 30% of the population VS the government, the regime is fucked. However, the dilema is that they _will_ arrest some percentage, so, are you willing to be in that bucket, ha
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5y ago
Disclaimer I'm not Russian but watching the roll out of the war, I am again fascinated by westerner's imagination of that an inidividual could achieve in a oppressive regime. People literally get arrested by holding a blank paper
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5y ago
People paying servers to selfhost are also fucked. This makes absolutely no sense since we all know the oligarchs etc will have oversea bankings and stay float. It's the average people who get punished, all for something they have no
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5y ago
> the grace of popular support For people to deprive the government of the popular support however, they have to vote with their life and everything. Look at Hong Kong. Look at Arab Spring. Look at Tiananmen Massacre. (They all ended up
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5y ago
Even if there is rebelion at the end of the tunnel, right now it's just meaningless, endless suffering which also provokes extreme nationalism that the war can feed on. Also, if anyone think it is acceptable to torture average, perhaps
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