I dunno—on the one hand, I can see where data consent that’s folded into a long user agreement might get overlooked and approved without thinking, and a second verification would be helpful; but on the other hand, the more times users are asked for consent, the more likely they are to agree reflexively to everything.
It seems like a user-configurable setting would be the best solution.
strung together two comments Trump made more than 54 minutes apart
Isn’t that about the normal interval it takes for him to progress from one coherent thought to the next?
@remindme@mstdn.social 14,000,000,000 years
It’s almost as if Democratic voters are selecting their candidates based on some other criterion entirely.
Syncthing uses a centralized discovery server to connect device IDs to IP addresses (although you can change this to point to your own discovery server, too).
I don’t know if Funkwhale has a similar option.
I think another source reported he was shot in the stomach. And I saw a video of the truck after it was found—there were many bullet holes through the cab.
Edit: A later report clarifies that it was the bystander who was shot in the stomach, while the driver had a more minor injury.
It’s possible they thought the truck was full of explosives, and was trying to blow up the bridge to the Coast Guard island.
Jenkins in the article: “there has to be an arrest that takes place of an agent, which requires an intermediary set by another law enforcement agency.” Seems she’s passing the buck to law enforcement.
Edit: I’m not trying to defend her, I’m just quoting her actual excuse for reference.
“Yes, Precious—we meant ‘us’!”
Bill them a consulting fee for doing their HR work for them.
Calling Trump “sinister” is an insult to honest hard-working villains.
They should be appointed on a regular basis (e.g., every two years) instead of having a fixed number of seats and waiting for vacancies.
As long as you’ve got at least six (the original number), the exact number of justices isn’t critical.
To distract us from the other bots.
That’s going to be equally true no matter who the nominee is—and given that, the key factor will be which candidate best appeals to the fraction of the population that doesn’t rely on Trump-aligned news.
We’ve already inadvertently created antibiotic-resistant bacteria—what happens when bacteria evolve resistance to AI?
Ah yes—the only known force weaker than gravity.
First I’ve heard of StopNCII… what’s to stop it from being abused to remove (say) images of police brutality or anything else states or “participating companies” don’t want to be seen?
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Not to excuse him or anything—but I have to remind myself that high-profile targets of anti-semitism (or racism in general) are exposed to orders of magnitude more of it than private individuals, and are correspondingly more likely to interpret it as a cause of things that anyone else can see have other motivations.
I’m not sure threatening performers with million-dollar lawsuits is the best way to attract new performers to your venue.