The Hortman's, who were actual elected politicians, were assasinated before Kirk so no? And what does any of that have to do with a Government-run, nation-wide spying operation?
Wouldn't they retain a lot of ability to do that from abroad? A wealth tax targets wealth in your country. We've seen plenty of loopholes for foreign political influence lately and I don't think there are any laws…
You don't need to go anywhere to see that Musk is far right. If you're going to claim otherwise, you're gonna need to bring some solid evidence. The "left" spans such a huge range right now that to be "not left" is…
Easy workaround: If you were not actually convicted of a crime, you can not be pardoned for it. It's not how we've treated pardons in the past but the US has abandoned that as a deciding factor everywhere else. Tell me…
Activities and homework would have ended it in a couple of years anyway and that's really why it hasn't come back - lack of time.
Not really. I took both kids shopping with me. One preschool age, one first grade. They got little quests to find things through the store. Sadly COVID kinda of ended the tradition.
I do not support restrictions on the freedom of speech. However, arguing that a political party isn't evil because it was elected is absurd. The idea is neither supported by history nor current events. "Both sides" has…
> If the AfD were really as bad as people here pretend they are then they won’t get elected. Using this logic, please explain MAGA in the US. Arguably worse than AfD and currently holding power in all 3 branches of…
Yeah but if you sell that box/stuff to another person, they own it now and shouldn't be bound by your rules. If that's not true, I didn't actually buy anything. I just paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to have my…
It's counter productive because what roads are you going to block? Cities are Blue, even in Texas. There were larger protests at ICE concentration camps but ICE made it clear that they'd use deadly force to disperse…
The Youtuber is in Canada which may have a different legal underpinning for Flock than the US.
Linux for home. Mac for work. At least once a night I try to jump to the address bar in Firefox and accidentally lock the screen instead (win/cmd-L). The Mac boosters here would be hilariously quaint if it wasn't so…
Usually that blocked message indicates that your country has restrictions on news media (e.g. cookie laws, PII collection, etc), not the originating country. I think you have this backwards.
> The "gulf coast" link does not work due to limitations on free speech in the USA. I am really not following this logic at all. Can someone explain?
Except this time, the regime in charge taking public action to tamper and interfere with elections, including threats of intimidation at polling stations. Red state governments are outright gloating that they're…
I find window management in macOS to be fundamentally broken. I heavily organize using workspaces and I don't understand why it does the things it does. Windows are opened on workspaces that aren't active and where…
I hate to break it to you but this drama has been going on for 10+ years. Remember birther conspiracies?
Like summer heat records, the past 3 protests have been the largest by percentage and by sheer population in US history. GQP controls both the House and Senate, plus SCOTUS. And Republicans have been a monolithic bloc…
Yeah, I discovered the same concept for HDMI and USB C->A. The HDMI one is especially useful. It'd be super handy to have a wired failsafe while traveling without dragging an ethernet cable around for no reason.
The explanation there seems pretty obvious. Simplified: Trump's disapproval is all Democrats. DNC's disapproval is all Republicans plus many/most Democrats (for not opposing Trump hard enough).
BUTTONS! Real buttons! I can dismiss/decline/silence popped up on my Pebble without breaking eye contact with the real life human I'm talking to. In a car, I've handed my watch to my kids in the backseat so they can…
This is basically how solar hot water heaters work today (I have one). They are superheated during the day (75C/170F) with a mixing valve to produce warm, but not scalding, water to the tap. The tanks are also oversized…
> The only acceptable solution would be for apps and websites to simply include a recommended age. Allowing parents to configure their children’s devices to block services that require users to be older than the…
Not having so many rich people will go a lot farther in reducing crime, at this point.
Yeah, the article is contradiction with itself. US has higher standards, restricting what can be sold but then also states, "In fact, many U.S. sunscreens would fail European standards for UVA protection." So which is…
The Hortman's, who were actual elected politicians, were assasinated before Kirk so no? And what does any of that have to do with a Government-run, nation-wide spying operation?
Wouldn't they retain a lot of ability to do that from abroad? A wealth tax targets wealth in your country. We've seen plenty of loopholes for foreign political influence lately and I don't think there are any laws…
You don't need to go anywhere to see that Musk is far right. If you're going to claim otherwise, you're gonna need to bring some solid evidence. The "left" spans such a huge range right now that to be "not left" is…
Easy workaround: If you were not actually convicted of a crime, you can not be pardoned for it. It's not how we've treated pardons in the past but the US has abandoned that as a deciding factor everywhere else. Tell me…
Activities and homework would have ended it in a couple of years anyway and that's really why it hasn't come back - lack of time.
Not really. I took both kids shopping with me. One preschool age, one first grade. They got little quests to find things through the store. Sadly COVID kinda of ended the tradition.
I do not support restrictions on the freedom of speech. However, arguing that a political party isn't evil because it was elected is absurd. The idea is neither supported by history nor current events. "Both sides" has…
> If the AfD were really as bad as people here pretend they are then they won’t get elected. Using this logic, please explain MAGA in the US. Arguably worse than AfD and currently holding power in all 3 branches of…
Yeah but if you sell that box/stuff to another person, they own it now and shouldn't be bound by your rules. If that's not true, I didn't actually buy anything. I just paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to have my…
It's counter productive because what roads are you going to block? Cities are Blue, even in Texas. There were larger protests at ICE concentration camps but ICE made it clear that they'd use deadly force to disperse…
The Youtuber is in Canada which may have a different legal underpinning for Flock than the US.
Linux for home. Mac for work. At least once a night I try to jump to the address bar in Firefox and accidentally lock the screen instead (win/cmd-L). The Mac boosters here would be hilariously quaint if it wasn't so…
Usually that blocked message indicates that your country has restrictions on news media (e.g. cookie laws, PII collection, etc), not the originating country. I think you have this backwards.
> The "gulf coast" link does not work due to limitations on free speech in the USA. I am really not following this logic at all. Can someone explain?
Except this time, the regime in charge taking public action to tamper and interfere with elections, including threats of intimidation at polling stations. Red state governments are outright gloating that they're…
I find window management in macOS to be fundamentally broken. I heavily organize using workspaces and I don't understand why it does the things it does. Windows are opened on workspaces that aren't active and where…
I hate to break it to you but this drama has been going on for 10+ years. Remember birther conspiracies?
Like summer heat records, the past 3 protests have been the largest by percentage and by sheer population in US history. GQP controls both the House and Senate, plus SCOTUS. And Republicans have been a monolithic bloc…
Yeah, I discovered the same concept for HDMI and USB C->A. The HDMI one is especially useful. It'd be super handy to have a wired failsafe while traveling without dragging an ethernet cable around for no reason.
The explanation there seems pretty obvious. Simplified: Trump's disapproval is all Democrats. DNC's disapproval is all Republicans plus many/most Democrats (for not opposing Trump hard enough).
BUTTONS! Real buttons! I can dismiss/decline/silence popped up on my Pebble without breaking eye contact with the real life human I'm talking to. In a car, I've handed my watch to my kids in the backseat so they can…
This is basically how solar hot water heaters work today (I have one). They are superheated during the day (75C/170F) with a mixing valve to produce warm, but not scalding, water to the tap. The tanks are also oversized…
> The only acceptable solution would be for apps and websites to simply include a recommended age. Allowing parents to configure their children’s devices to block services that require users to be older than the…
Not having so many rich people will go a lot farther in reducing crime, at this point.
Yeah, the article is contradiction with itself. US has higher standards, restricting what can be sold but then also states, "In fact, many U.S. sunscreens would fail European standards for UVA protection." So which is…