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by esbranson 8d ago
UNO is for programmatic access. StarOffice ftw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Network_Objects
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by esbranson 8d ago
UNO is for programmatic access. StarOffice ftw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Network_Objects
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by esbranson 20d ago
Isn't this the opening scene of the film Hackers from 30 years ago?
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by esbranson 1mo ago
California, New York, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Virginia is 5 (five) controlled by Democrats. Puerto Rico is ambiguous, and South Carolina is 1 (one) GOP state. It's 5 to 1 simply, and 14 to 1 in population. South Carolina has a &quot
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by esbranson 1mo ago
And thus the New York LLC Transparency Act falls too.
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by esbranson 1mo ago
> What do you see as the biggest complaint against the IMLCC? The union talking points against adoption are boilerplate, so I don't know.
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by esbranson 1mo ago
> Yes, 3 of the 4 states that haven't even gotten to the "bill introduced" stage Republicans introduce bills almost every year. It's a performative act for them. Whether the GOP has this legislative session in a par
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by esbranson 2mo ago
You seem so sure. But provide nothing. I'll go first, and you can match me. Here are several hundred court case dockets over the last 1.5 years or so related to one man.[1] Please provide court dockets for some relative number from you
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by esbranson 2mo ago
> Can someone from the US explain I want to describe it as Americans arguing with Americans and others about American things. These details under discussion we share with England (incl. Wales if you recognize the Laws in Wales Acts as in
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by esbranson 2mo ago
It is. From long, long ago.
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by esbranson 2mo ago
Municipal corporations ("cities") are not in all things the same as the government. Such as with property.
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by esbranson 2mo ago
See the W3C Linked Web Storage (LWS) work on what could be apropos data ownership and transfers. https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/lws/publications/
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by esbranson 2mo ago
One, not a US thing. Two, the US Constitution is, despite the hyperbole. Ignorance is bliss. Americans know because we can access our US court decisions, unlike any other country in the world. (Thanks be to CourtListener and other predecess
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by esbranson 2mo ago
> Companies will now have to sue Yes, that is covered by Annex A titled "You have to sue". Which is interesting because longstanding law says the US cannot normally be sued. Surely you're not be hyperbolic.
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by esbranson 2mo ago
Disease effects versus vaccine effects. Propaganda consumers ("news" viewers) seem to be generally clueless about one side or the other, which informs their balancing decision. But you're right, a baby getting Hepatitis B ver
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by esbranson 3mo ago
Calling a sentient living thing "a common good of humanity" is pretty dark. Putting those concepts together like that is an oversight.
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by esbranson 3mo ago
What does the AMA have to do with the Clinton-era cap on federal DGME and IME residency payments? New York spends billions every year, California spends none. These are choices that Congress and California make every year, not the AMA.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
> spent 2 hours, had my blood pressure taken 4 times ... cost me $2,000. I'd hate to see what they billed your insurer.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
> legal > don’t tell you As a Wikipedian who has edited primarily on US legal systems but also Germany's ... I seriously doubt more than a handful of non-attorneys have any clue about the actual workings of the German legal syste
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by esbranson 4mo ago
Pity the kids getting jobs in the ol' Argo Mill. Exactly what the article and OP are lamenting: trillions of dollars of investment in 1800s-era mining for gold, that rare earth metal vital to national security. No sane person would eve
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by esbranson 4mo ago
> contaminated drinking water, poor air quality, acid rain that ruins your cars paint, noise and light pollution etc, etc, Ah yes, who can forget everyone's experience at the Denver, Colorado zoo, a 10 minute drive (or 30-40 minute
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by esbranson 4mo ago
N_DEVELOPMENT is a line discipline number for testing, first supported in Linux v5.18-rc1 from 2022, so you don't have to overload an actual discipline like SLIP or PPP when hacking.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
I believe your point is that, despite the resources thrown at the instant situation, you are admitting they are not resolved as of now, but the resolution will happen and be benign. > assuming that anything released that is not resolved
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by esbranson 4mo ago
You are discussing IAP/IFOs. That's good they were able to identify light and released videos of it. And yeah I get why conspiracy theories of military parabnormal cabals is exciting, but also beside the point. This is about UFOs&
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by esbranson 4mo ago
IDK I do find it funny the linked project readme is dunking on this thread. And I am again going to mention the book Linkers and Loaders by John R. Levine from 1999, I'm not sure if there's anything comparable to it. How else does
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by esbranson 4mo ago
No, these releases are UFOs as of now, after extensive cross-agency review. Your premise of "one person didn’t know what it was" is demonstrably false. This is not a release of identified anomalous phenomena or IAP or IFOs.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
The Pentagon, White House, &c are not unusual or unique observation conditions. These are not just UFOs at the time, they are UFOs now after going through extensive review regimes.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
Wishcasting. The US could let in tens of millions of immigrants in a single year.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
Areas and institutions that lean Democratic politically. Plus a few GOP areas with long-running demographic decline.
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by esbranson 4mo ago
> balloons and birds > missiles > diffraction+aperture artifact Uh if the US military cannot identify birds, balloons, light, and more importantly missiles after thorough cross-agency review, I think you're not seeing the fore

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