evatronic @ evatronic @lemm.ee

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I remember the 90s. Society has changed drastically in 30 years.

Give the man credit for keeping up.

"Moms for Liberty" is a straight up hate group. Like, I'm not doing that hyperbole thing. They are racist bigot fascists dead set on white, straight supremacy.

"Diabetes mellitus" literally means sweet urine.

It's because in the heavily divided Senate, there is no way he would be removed, and failing to remove him after impeachment would be taken as tacit approval of his corruption.

Democrats are just not touching that with a ten foot pole.

G+'s downfall was they kept it invite-only too long. Demand was there, people wanted in but Google was like, "Nah..."

By the time it was open-access, everyone had moved on or back to their old social media platforms. It could've been great, but Google, in typical Google fashion, got distracted by something shiny and killed it.

Best run, there's a very tiny darkhoundkitty on the loose.

Followed by the same in mid to late April, after spring break and Mardi Gras.

It's rarely that the job won't let you vote, it's that people can't afford to take the time off needed to vote.

Remember, the GOP has spent decades working to disenfranchise voters, and one of the many tactics they use is closing polling stations in areas likely to vote against them, making in-person voting an ardious, hours-long process.

Who do you sue when the lines at the polling stations are 8 hours long?

Remember: When dealing with any IOT device, the "S" is for "Security".

This becomes suddenly far more understandable when you open the article and notice the band director isn't white.

It's difficult to pin down "when did mRNA research begin?" but, a pretty good date is to say, "The 1990s." But you could go back as far as 1960 or 1970 if you were being technical.

https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2021/the-long-history-of-mrna-vaccines has a good write-up.

mRNA technology is a HUGE breakthrough. Like I said, we were lucky it was essentially ready and able to help with the COVID vaccine development when it was.

mRNA vaccines had been in development for about 20 years prior to 2019. We were lucky.

I was permabanned from.. some sub, I don't even recall which, in a discussion about why LGBTQ+ rights were still incredibly important and cited the Westboro Baptist Church's "God Hates F***s" signs (just like that) as an example of the kind of hate and vitriol LGBTQ+ people have to face daily. I was banned for using a hate slur.

I was completely unaware! I haven't been keeping up with the .net / c# ecosystem mostly because my job doesn't make me. That's both good and bad, I guess.

For what it's worth, C# is a ECMA standardized language (https://www.ecma-international.org/publications-and-standards/standards/ecma-334/) and has a linux-based implementation (mono -- https://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/).

Though it is hard to overcome the obvious Windows origins of the first implementation.

If you think breaking a strike sets a bad precedent, what do you think nationalizing an entire industry would do?

Nope.

This fuckstick, along with 49 other Republicans is currently and actively obstructing things like military promotions.

He is part of the reason Trump was able to steal 3 SCOTUS seats.

Remembering that every accusation is a confession from a Republican, has anyone checked on any kids she has contact with?

The FCC has a decent article on what the SAR (specific absorption rate) actually means.

https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/specific-absorption-rate-sar-cell-phones-what-it-means-you

Tldr: France is wrong here, and no one should confuse SAR with ""radiation."

That's good news! But that same report says it's limited to USB 2.0, which seems a bit weird for a 2023 device, but small wins, I guess.