git-nebulous

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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
This is why in almost all things the solution is less, not more, power to the State. That includes the violent, the legislative, and the judicial arms. Your favorite person or political position may be represented now but will not always be
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
oshkosh line up is high workload/scary enough in the best of times. this is craziness.
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
To be fair to Atlassian - their products did suck quite a bit before 18 months ago as well. Just now they still do, but with ai!
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
no. but pi.dev is.
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
32,768 seems more significant but you do you, base 10 Duck boo
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
The civilian uses for GPS are obvious and as a pilot I'm more than pleased to make use of it. But... the military is jamming a military product that happens to have civilian uses. It's not flying the plane. That's like saying
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
screw, marry, kill of the following <center>, <blink>, <marquee> I'll go first: - marquee - center - blink now if you don't mind there are some clouds outside I need to shake my fist at
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
If you survive to get in front of a jury. That's a big if. Plus, even if you were falsely arrested and wounded by police and your rights clearly violated... were they violated in that EXACT same way in the past establishing precedent t
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by git-nebulous 1mo ago
I wonder if this is incompetence, design, or both? Tariffs are nothing more than an inefficient, protectionist tax on the recipient state's people UNLESS your aim is to increase rent-seeking/favor-requesting behavior from industry