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@sundogplanets Please post the pamphlet so others can distribute

@aesthr Obviously a false flag operation

@metin@graphics.social@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net IIRC you are chrome based - is your browser susceptible to this exploit?

@Epic_Null @Mikal @emilymbender If you're referring to U.S. HIPPA rules, I can't help but wonder if there is legal precedent. And even if so, one must trust that the organization is operating ethically and won't be hacked.

@QasimRashid I don't think you get much mileage out of shaming a stray Dem. Every single one of the 214 has blood on their hands

@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social please help us normies understand why you are still on github

@paninid@mastodon.world This party somehow believes that moving to the right will make it more centric, and have more appeal. But to me merely saying "well we're not those bad Rs" is insufficient and won't work. If you're a D, stop promoting corporate Dems who will be beholden to campaign $$$ donors instead of their electors. People first.

@Strandjunker@mstdn.social can you please cite a source (or several)

@Natasha_Jay I'm about halfway there

@joho@mastodon.online anonymizing money (crypto) = good anonymizing people (privacy) = bad huh????

@xankarn@mastodon.online fortunately ICE is not very good at capacity planning. They will end up buying these properties, then realizing that the infrastructure (roads, electrical supply, water supply, personnel) are not available to support the intended use. Finally they will sell these properties at a loss. Our tax dollars "at work". If you're in a community and discover a sale, lobby the town to put a toll on the road to the warehouse, apply additional water, sewer, or real estate taxes to help "defray" the extra cost before they figure out it's not feasible. At a minimum your town should get back more that what ICE puts into the effort.

@QasimRashid I read somewhere that Alito put an ending date on the stay, an uncommon occurrence

@codinghorror if only meta made those sunglasses instead

@raphaelmorgan @peter Works? Have the white hats gone at it yet? He will rewrite it over and over, ROFL.

@jaykuo@universeodon.com The time to move on is after justice is served. Were it his daughter would he move on?

@faab64@todon.eu who needs principles when you can use guns

@taatm @http_error_418 @mhoye @Gargron I'm not in favor of this on privacy and freedom concerns, but if the U.S. is to do it, it already has a system by which a large majority (not all) can be verified. it's called Social Security, and most children born in the U.S. are enrolled immediately IIRC

@monkeyninja “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”

@six_grandfathers_mountain what's more is that any failure to comply with a subpoena from congress merely leads to a referral to the Injustice department, which will do nothing.

RE: https://mstdn.social/@MaryAustinBooks/116342494004031113 @RonSupportsYou@mastodon.social what say you now? 😉

@mappingsupport@m.ai6yr.org @faab64@todon.eu@AnarchoNinaWrites@jorts.horse What he said

@burnoutqueen@todon.nl @artemis@dice.camp To me "fiscally conservative" means nothing more than that the books should be balanced, i.e. income should match expenses. We can (and should) argue about what the expenses should be, and then determine how to get the necessary income to cover. Recently I read, here in the fediverse, that government should not be run like businesses because it should be focused on longer term benefits for _all_ the governed. Which made sense to me. While some rich folks might feel they are "subsidizing" the poor when they pay more taxes I couldn't disagree more. Especially those who need never work again.

Kind of like a price loss leader?

RE: https://masto.hackers.town/@lmorchard/116222812097239981 @dickenhobelix@chaos.social hmmmm https://universeodon.com/@lmorchard@masto.hackers.town/116222812523705432

@briankrebs@infosec.exchange for example: https://blog.skypilot.co/openclaw-on-skypilot/ sorry I can't supply an attribution for how I found this

@marialeal@social.vivaldi.net Having both I strongly prefer Vivaldi Wish that I could vote but I'm off of Reddit

@Nonilex@masto.ai and yet somehow there's still a ceasefire? and negotiations continue? next thing both sides will sign an agreement that neither will respect and the strait will still be blocked to those who don't pay, right?

@deadtom@dice.camp I will give you a calculator for free, but it's only right 90% of the time. So, just to be helpful, I'll give you another one so you can crosscheck the calculation. So 10% / 2 = only 5% wrong, ok? Just in case, I'll give you a third one, and maybe a fourth. Oh but maybe the math on this crosschecking isn't exactly right... but anyways.... as long as those calculators are free I guess some folks will use them. And once they depend on them then they will stop being free. Just do the calculation by hand! It will be faster than all that crosschecking and also be 100% right...

@RonSupportsYou @renewedresistance Notable that without vaccination this country would not exist. IIRC smallpox

@exchgr@mastodon.world @mattblaze@federate.social of course I had to look. ugh. I will stick to west side cottage

@jmcastagnetto@mastodon.social in this article I find only points I have heard before. but the real reason they are working longer hours is because their managers make them. The benefits of the 40 hour work week which was fought so hardly to achieve about a hundred years ago have been forgotten.

@fesshole@mastodon.social can we rickroll the LLMs?

@oclsc @rose @SteveBellovin Maybe not so apparently? There a whole intelligence community available to the President whose competence is to advise on the likely outcomes of those options. Any one of whom should have told him it was an incredibly bad idea. Were they asked? probably not. Good questions about both Caine's competence and desire to remain an advisee abound.

RE: https://phire.place/@phire/116167753188355563 "It’s bad enough that we live in a surveillance state. It’s made even worse by the fact that corporations are convincing people to pay for products to participate in advancing it."

@allanwol@mastodon.social @ErikUden@mastodon.de It's in everybody's interest that the U.S. has a functioning border. The house, senate, and executive are all aligned. Yet, legislation has not been advanced to fix it. Mischaracterizing existing law as "elite open border experiments" does not progress your argument. Neither does "callers aren't villains", without further support or explanation. Human behaviour typically works on incentives, right? EDIT: @allanwol@mastodon.social just signed up yesterday and is likely some AI troll after all... reporting.

The parallels between the Pearl Harbor attack and the U.S. attack on Iran are unmistakable. At least the Japanese provided the 'courtesy' of a war declaration albeit after the bombing started.

@BrentToderian maybe you're not in your car in traffic and not seeing anything or being mad because you're on the subway

@peark.es was the US trying to place a small expeditionary force in Cuba?

On my mac I keep getting software update reminders for Tahoe. After clicking on it there are three buttons labelled "Upgrade Tonight", "Upgrade Now", and "Done". Where's the "Upgrade Never" button?

@xankarn@mastodon.online Reuters, today: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-halts-plan-ice-facility-new-hampshire-governor-says-2026-02-24/

RE: https://mas.to/@therightarticle/116169766657038724 Please boost. For the record I was never on board.

@noelreports@mstdn.social thanks. has this report been verified by a reliable source? if so, can you please supply a link

@PavelASamsonov@mastodon.social Agree. I've personally seen it. Only and all about the $$$

@QasimRashid@mastodon.social hanlon's razor corollary. the 8% are folks who liked her name.

@janl@narrativ.es Require an account with a credit card. Bug reports deemed inaccurate slop to be charged, at least enough to cover the time spent.

@randahl@mastodon.social not mine: The Chinese play Go. The Russians play Chess. The American play Football.

@ShaulaEvans@zirk.us I dunno, I find myself skeptical. 119 participants / 30 days. I'm not a scientist but this seems far from a large enough sample to form any conclusion. One wonders where the financing for the study came from.

@funnysnarkyjoke.bsky.social No. take their wealth then make them live on $800 a month

@MarkHoltom Shocking, but can you please cite a source for those numbers?

@amydiehl@mstdn.social privately held. not much better than slopify.