krayj @ krayj @sh.itjust.works

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I don't normally peel my potatoes, but when I do, I use the peeler like I'm whittling a piece of wood.

But peeling oranges...I do the same thing you try to do with potatoes: I try to get the peel off in one single long spiraling piece.

Oh, really? Somehow I missed that. That's very encouraging.

I was unaware of this drama until you posted this drama. Ironic...

I had a pair of Galaxy Buds 2 Pro but my dog got ahold of the case and buds...it was a total loss.

I now have a pair of Wyze Buds Pro. They sniped some senior Bose engineers to help design their buds. The ANC on the Wyze buds is superior to the Galaxy buds, but the Galaxy buds are superior for audio fidelity. The wyze buds are not a flat frequency response and tend to be a little heavy on the bass for my taste.

So, if you want superior ANC, go with the Wyze...if you want superior audio, get the Samsung.

The other big benefit of the Wyze buds...they retail for around $90.

Hopefully the prosecution saves this video and presents it at this douchebag's first, second, nth, parole hearing.

That back right window is just pure bullshit.

If someone intends to harm me or immediately threaten my life, I'm shooting them. There is no moral or ethical argument you can make that will invalidate that. I consider the right of self-defense to be an inalienable right even if that requires lethal force.

Would they be able to convince a jury that the firing had nothing to do with the medical leave? I doubt it. The lawsuit still would have happened.

It's also hard to shoot someone who hasn't made an honest mistake and is actually breaking in specifically to do you harm, when you don't have a gun....so your comment is total nonsense.

What would the other side of the story be? That he was breaking into his own house, but that the gun was fired from someone that had already broken into his own house and was wrongfully residing there? The facts are pretty basic here.

And friends of mine have said, you are the most honest person in the world.

LMFAO. Does the world have recorded audio or recorded video of any other human being in the history of humanity making more provably false statements than trump? No. If there was a Guinness world record for lying, trump would be the record holder.

Accepting gifts is wrong. Failing to report accepting gifts is wrong. He's still self-admittedly guilty of the worst of it.

If there's a nazi at the table and 10 other people sitting there talking to him, you got a table with 11 nazis.

He has thrown all of them under the bus to prop himself up.

That is his nature, it is his core identity. Any common moron could see that starting in 2014. Whatever happens to all those people who worked for him and are now under the bus...they deserve everything that happens to them now that he's used them up and cast them aside.

This is the answer. High fructose corn syrup is over-used because it's dirt cheap to produce, and it's only dirt cheap to produce because corn is subsidized.

As much as I love my bourbon whiskey, I'll accept the fact that prices will go up if corn stops being subsidized, but that's what's desperately needed in this country.

McConnell moved behind the scenes to reassure his allies and donors he can do his job

Now that he's (probably indefinitely) 'behind the scenes', his puppet masters don't have to worry about hiding the puppet strings any more.

"I mean, they want to call us the Nazis and their actions are Nazism."

When I see people wearing nazi related symbols, with nazi related tattoos, waving actual nazi flags, and giving the nazi salute, then yeah I think it's fair to call you nazis.

While there is merit to your post, I will point out the obvious: your post is hosted on an instance named "lemmy world" and you are citing US enforcement codes and sections, but lemmy.world (the servers) do not reside inside the United States. Lemmy.world (the server) would be subject to the laws of the country in which it is hosted, the admin team would be subjected to the laws in the countries in which they reside, the community moderators would be subject to the laws in the countries they reside, and the lemmy.world users would be subject to the laws frrom where ever they reside.

So, you can't simply link to a writeup about some US regulations and assume it's going to be exactly the same everywhere and for everyone.

This is a security flaw for sure, but it's not nearly as serious as the article makes it out to be. You have to know the person you are targeting, you have to know which credit card they used to pay for their subway credits, and then you have to know the credit card number of that credit card. If you are in a position to know all that, then you are probably already in a position to stalk them using other/superior methods.

Receipts usually only show last 4 digits. That leaves 12 more digits to brute force through. only 999,999,999,999 (basically, 1 trillion combinations). You'll find lots of positive matches for other valid cards in that range, so you still wouldn't know which one belongs to your mark.