gnuplustoejam

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by gnuplustoejam 14d ago
Unbelievably comprehensive coverage from the Aviation Herald on this incident below, the owner of which was sued recently over a report to the point he sadly lost his home of over 40 years: https://avherald.com/h?article=43
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by gnuplustoejam 14d ago
Exile usually connotes being forced out from a place. The distinction is important because no one asked them to leave.
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by gnuplustoejam 14d ago
Using a domain that resembles a racial slur isn't a good look.
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by gnuplustoejam 14d ago
Bluesky is a biker bar with an askew "safe space" sign awkwardly taped to the door.
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Apple changes Lake Ontario name to 'Lake America' for US users of its Maps(apnews.com)
12 points by gnuplustoejam 14d ago|3 comments
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by gnuplustoejam 15d ago
We have plenty of naturalized immigrants with no traceable documentation of their birth because they grew up in the middle of nowhere. Somehow this wasn't a problem for them, while whites-only water fountains still live rent-free in yo
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by gnuplustoejam 15d ago
This exaggeration is why we can't have universal digital ID or resilient voter fraud protections — which is what the original question was by the way. Do you also believe voter fraud is unheard of and never happens?
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Aviation Herald sued; editor forced to sell home of 40y and move into his office(avherald.com)
18 points by gnuplustoejam 15d ago|1 comments
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by gnuplustoejam 15d ago
If you hate on Firefox because they're on X for outreach and marketing — like every other browser — you are certifiable. Your opinion is extreme and summarily discarded as noise.
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by gnuplustoejam 15d ago
The same people throwing a tantrum about the inconsequential naming of a lake are now throwing a shit-fit after they discovered their newly beloved MapQuest doesn't show their preferred borders for Palestine, so I'm quite enjoying
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by gnuplustoejam 15d ago
It still says Ontario because there's no one left at MapQuest that knows how to change it.
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
Bill Burr has the only reasonable take on Steve Jobs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3s-qZsjK8I
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
> deploying something that injures innocent Americans Except that's not what's happening here. In fact, quite the opposite, it's more like robotic PPE.
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
More bad tidings: they're completing the ballroom too. I hope his employees will get a paid day off to mourn and mentally recover.
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
Is it specifically the camera or the single robotic arm meant for manipulating hazardous objects — which resembles a grocery store claw game — that you likely believe is biting into illegal immigrants' legs like a robotic German shephe
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
> will be used in operations deemed unsafe for human agents, like hazardous gas detection, search and rescue, as well as suspicious package investigations Cyberpunk, albeit a nothing-burger. These are not the metal-toothed cartoon dogs y
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Florida orders removal of Flock cameras from state highways(businessinsider.com)
28 points by gnuplustoejam 16d ago|0 comments
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
Mods censoring the post for being trolling "disrespectful to the community" is classic Reddit. Some guy's in the hospital from handling droplets of instant liquid death and they're worried about feelings being hurt?
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
What will you personally be contributing to the project to help move things along? Besides accolades on HN of course. I'm being real here and frankly blind, empty support of open-source projects does zero to support them.
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
Didn't the Best Koreans rip off the Mac GUI in their home-grown spyware-laden Linux distro? Red Star Linux or whatever it's called. I wonder if they have a GitHub...
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by gnuplustoejam 16d ago
Four years and still pre-alpha. Stick a fork in it. There's also PureDarwin (?) which had been around forever but last I recall the lone developer was seriously ill and the project was not receiving help. I don't see how this woul
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Internet Explorer mode will be supported until at least 2029(learn.microsoft.com)
2 points by gnuplustoejam 16d ago|0 comments
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by gnuplustoejam 18d ago
Doesn't this violate the whole spirit of the GPL? He's shocked that the usual suspects are ripping off GPL code. Tale as old as time. It's like those SOHO router vendors that release incomprehensible tarballs of their GPL com
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by gnuplustoejam 18d ago
Why does anyone bother with these ephemeral meme distros when you can accomplish the same with vanilla FreeBSD/Illumos/Linux using standard commands and documentation? If you need your hand held to file share, that's why Wind
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by gnuplustoejam 19d ago
Salmonella is destroyed by heat. That's why you should thoroughly cook your food, especially if you have a weakened immune system. Eggs get recalled for Salmonella because we like them sunny side-up. Salmonella in ready-to-eat foods, i
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by gnuplustoejam 19d ago
> Canada and the EU—you can buy meat there and know that you will not get salmonella Where can I locate this Salmonella-immune Bizarro Canada and Bizarro EU on a map? https://www.foodsafetynews.com/2026/04/ongoi
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by gnuplustoejam 19d ago
> Defunding the FDA and forcing out 4500 staff via DOGE cuts caused this. This is great news because it means time travel is possible.
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by gnuplustoejam 19d ago
McDonalds was October 2024 too. Let's not let facts and real data get in the way though. Every post is being massively downvoted.
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by gnuplustoejam 19d ago
Sounds to me like the USDA is working as intended: they caught a company doing shady stuff and forced a recall. Are you really trying to spin your own narrative here, using cherry-picked data and your own link as "evidence"? The B
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by gnuplustoejam 21d ago
> closed for training So like the DMV then?

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