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Goddamn!

Yeah, I can totally see that.

Basing this on Fedora doesn’t make sense. It tells me the private individual behind this proposal hasn’t done an extensive analysis on this.

They’re a worker co-op, so I suspect they pay themselves better wages. That could require higher margins to support. I support them whenever I can because I believe the extra margins aren’t going towards a single person’s pocket while the rest get minimum wage.

Now this is all derived from them being a worker co-op. I don’t have concrete details on what the wages are.

Yes same, I see they’ve gotten a positive result so I assume there’s a process, I just don’t understand it.

Straight to !EhBuddyHoser@sh.itjust.works

OK, so if I understand this correctly, they don’t train the immune system to target these sugars, since they’re used by human cells. Instead, they remove them during the vaccine administration so the immune system can train on the bare spike protein. Cool. Now how would this help when new virus copies come in with sugar-coated proteins, some time after the sugar stripping agent is gone from the system?

People start paying attention when an election is called. Polls before that often aren’t representative of their opinions. With that said, I think the current political context, with Trump, the LPC leadership election, the PM change, people have been paying more attention than usual so I think we won’t see large swings. But some are definitely plugging in now. The undecided number is just 6% today. In mid-February it was 11%.

So yeah some number of people have begun absorbing the (mis) informational firehose.

“If you think we should do it let’s go. I just hate bailing Europe out again,” Vance replied. Hegseth agreed that “I fully share your loathing of European free-loading. It’s PATHETIC.” But, he added, “we are the only ones on the planet (on our side of the ledger) who can do this.”

The American exceptionalism mind virus.

Probably prison staff.

I’ve always felt he’s one of us deep inside.

That’s a significant factor but Jagmeet being a lib-light is also a contributor. He has to go. We need someone with bold, populist, unashamedly left ideas.

That’s true.

Unfortunately we have no real ability to microtarget the result between a minority and majority. With FPTP small changes in the popular vote in the 35-40% range produce drastic changes in seat numbers.

A possible side effect from a massive Liberal majority would be that the CPC is likely to split like it did in the past with Reform splitting from the PCs. In such a scenario, the next election would have a lot more room for a renewed NDP or something else to take votes from the LPC because the CPC won’t automatically win due to vote split.

It seems possible to avoid PP. Keep pushing.

h/t: https://lemmy.ca/post/41156019

Yeah, that’s all there’s to it, along with pure ignorance. In a past not so ideologically developed life, I’ve written code under Apache 2 because it was “more free.” Understanding licenses, their implications, the ideologies behind them and their socioeconomic effects isn’t trivial. People certainly aren’t born educated in those, and often they reach for the code editor before that.

Which OTA release is this in?

Probably also the lack of education on US’es history of occupation over the last century and how occupied territories don’t get to vote for US representatives.

You can also per-riding breakdowns in some polls for up-to-date intentions.

Yes, keep this disaster in front of people’s eyes. 👏