Serinus @ Serinus @lemmy.ml

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Would you prefer a fight like Ukraine's (even if you win), or would you rather make sure the fight never happens?

It's clear Putin doesn't care about Russians dying. They've always just thrown blood at their targets.

Did they not know that Quran burning was propaganda? It happened, but it happened specifically to split Sweden from Turkey. I think it was discovered the person was working for Russia.

And the inverse, which seems important.

I highly recommend at least the first few chapters of The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson Amazon link.

The cats appreciate it, and it makes things less urgent. Gives more time when we're out in vacation. They don't really use the old one anymore.

You still have to deal with it in the end though.

https://www.litter-robot.com/explore/litter-robot-4

Unfortunately their API isn't local and goes through their site.

HA is still more of a lifestyle choice than just software.

Someday I'll get around to putting those bulbs back on the Homekit controller instead of trying to run them through OTBR.

The exhaust fan turning on when the litterbox detects a cat is pretty cool though.

You can just go to those specific communities and block that community. I'm looking at you, !memes.

Guess we needed to give him more votes.

And you think every single one of them is going to come out to codify abortion. Even West Virginia?

They need more than 49.5 votes with some of them coming from Georgia and West Virginia in order to do much.

It's easier to stop things in government than to pass them. Why do the Republicans get so much credit for just stopping things, but the Dems get none?

Exactly. Why would I want anyone else in my community when I can just talk to myself! !league@lemmy.ml

Which is good to be aware of, but I don't think they'd want your image exif data.

Not every feature needs to be federated.

You could give it multiple instances/accounts and it would search between the instances for the one with the most comments.

I think you have worthwhile stuff in that comment, but it's not very coherent.

3% of "users", 40% of logged in users.

It's better without the addition.

It felt more like he was trying to exploit the concept for attention and popularity in the most tone-deaf, transparent way possible.

I still think it was more of a business decision than anything else.

Yeah, and that relates to why I think the focus on ranked choice voting or more parties is a red herring.

I'm cool with both of those, but they're not a silver bullet for our problems. We already have parties within parties, which isn't terribly different than coalitions. And we have at least two rounds of voting to narrow the field.

No matter what you do, democracy is going to be about compromise. It makes sense that you have to compromise more and more as the field narrows. Voting for Bernie in the primary and Hillary in the general isn't that different from voting ranked choice Bernie #1, Hillary #2.