Natanael @ Natanael @slrpnk.net

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Nothing like that has happened, except for all the times IDF soldiers have admitted to doing it, and all the times the leadership had admitted to allowing or encouraging it

https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/2024-12-23/ty-article-opinion/.premium/when-you-enter-gaza-you-are-god-inside-the-minds-of-idf-soldiers-who-commit-war-crimes/00000193-f2a4-dc18-a3db-fee62b540000

There's just a minority pushing back openly

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yx56ep165o.amp

Remember "blacks for Trump"? Which predominantly was white people?

The comments section though

It's an editorial decision like any other, it's nothing new in legal terms

The US definition of liberal doesn't have much to do with actual freedom / liberalism, it's mostly conservatives that want free trade

Ah, the horseshoe theory proving nutjobs who wants apartheid because they think races can't mix because checks notes they think there will always be a problematic power imbalance so lets not even try integration

For anybody else considering sharing stuff you're working on in private, you can use tools like freetsa for verifiable timestamping before you share anything to prove you had it first. Timestamp multiple versions with your name on it as you progress.

Others who you share the files with later will not be able to come up with provable timestamps older than yours

https://www.freetsa.org/index_en.php

The president's role is to coordinate, which is heavily dependent on delegation. He's supposed to pick experts to help carry out the administration's policy. Are you expecting him to visit all 50 states every single day?

(OTOH yes the presidency has way too much power and it should be redistributed)

Depends. If there's no preexisting law then yes, he can just cancel orders. But presidents aren't supposed to be able to override the law.

If there's a law and it has administrative requirements for revoking a particular status, then one president can order the agency administering it to consider putting something under that status, and the next one has to follow that same laws requirements on how to end that status - and it might not have a provision that next president can put to use.

Trumpers

25th!

No, male culture has changed far more due to propaganda, etc.

Culture of excessive individuality and independence plus macho culture

Lack of intergenerational teaching and connections to help kids mature when growing up

And HAM operators near the area helps relaying information from people on the ground

Automating hardware bugs, etc? An LLM is absolutely not the right tool for nanometer scale physics

There are vaccines in development already, but mass production is a complete different issue.

It varies, cross immunity is a thing for some families if viruses but not all. Sometimes the cross immunity is weak.

Seems like there's no protection in the case of H5N1 from the regular vaccine, though. But there's vaccines targeting it in development

https://www.cdc.gov/bird-flu/situation-summary/index.html

The ones I've seen that go over 45W specifically for the Steam Deck are mini docks with HDMI out and more

That's just rephrasing what I said. You can plug in too much for a single extension cord even if there's no chaining. A chain "just" increase the risk.

The risk isn't usually the device you connect a bad cable to (they have internal limiters), it's the cable itself. You can easily overload a cable if the extension cord can't signal the lower limit if it's own rating and the other cable's rating.

The USB 2 part is also misleading.