Brokkr @ Brokkr @lemmy.world

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Democracy itself is biased against voter disenfranchisement. How ridiculous. They should let us vote against it. The people need to be heard.

I thought the point of captchas was to train AI models?

So does this mean all that work is finally paying off? This is a success right?

That's already built in. If you answer too quickly or too accurately (with the pictures at least), it will give you another one. Best way to beat this is to select an incorrect answer and then deselect it before submitting

That's a very sensationalist way to phrase your point and makes you sound fairly biased in the matter.

In the law, religious belief is a protected class, but dietary choice is not. A reasonable debate could be had about if it should be protected. The prison system nor the court room is the right forum, because it needs to be decided by the legislature.

Apparently, because they're not in the the animal kingdom it's ok to eat bacteria according to vegans.

Copywrite law doesn't distinguish based on the size of the corporation, and I don't think it should.

I saw the trailer. Did the full movie add anything to the experience?

I think a lot of people feel that youtube is getting to eat all of the cake and is only offering crackers in return.

I think people accept that services need to advertise to survive, but become upset when that level of advertisemeant becomes excessive.

Hoffmam and Redford are only 86. Still young enough for a sequel. There's probably enough material here if they wanted to make a whole metaverse.

The presumption of innocence is really important because it reduces the chance for abusing the prosecutorial process (of course that does still happen). Prosecutors must show beyond a reasonable doubt that a person is guilty. That's a high bar to clear, but it gets easier when the defendant builds you a staircase.

Every defendant deserves the right to plead guilty, even this criminal.

First off, I absolutely will not defend the current Supreme Court. I disagree with them significantly.

However, their opinion in this matter has only slightly more importance then yours or mine, and only because they are recognized legal scholars (or at least they are supposed to be) and we are not. The US Constitution does not grant them any power to judge a State's constitution, so long as it does not infringe on a right of the US constitution. It wouldn't even be possible to petition the Supreme Court on this issue because no lower court would hear it.

This ruling is regarding a State's constitution, therefore the Supreme Court of the State is the court of final jurisdiction. It may be appealed to the Montana Supreme Court, but it will not go to SCOTUS.

The headline sucks, but the answer is in the 2nd paragraph.

Days are getting shorter by less then 1ms per year.

I don't think they can. States are allowed to tax their citizens and the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction.

Determining how care of the children within a state is handled may be the responsibility of the state only (I'm not certain of this). If it is, then this case would be handled by the state supreme court, and would never be seen by the US supreme court.

The only way I can see this getting out of the state courts is if the prospective foster parents can show that their constitutional rights were infringed. Being a foster parent isn't a right (you don't apply for rights), so I don't see what they could claim.

Hence why RAID5 is so popular!

Cool, thank you.

I'll bump it up the list. Now I just need more free time...

When would you say that story really picks up? I played about half of the first expansion and so far it feels like typical anime craziness plot (not a bad thing, but makes it hard to see how the diffent threads interact).

"et" doesn't need to be abbreviated, it's a full word. "al." is short for "alia".

You could argue that typos shouldn't get turned into links, but there's simply no good way of stopping that from happening.

I think it was a typo, the phrase is usually written "et al." which cannot be confused with a domain.