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Yup.

What does Chenoweth consider is violent?

Where’s the line where she would classify your movement as violent (and therefore likely to fail)?

Gerrymandering and the electoral college do a lot of heavy lifting

I don’t usually hear this opinion.

Most of the time, it’s about how XMPP has everything you need without the boat of a Matrix server.

What I don’t get is why Meta doesn’t just unite all 3 under “Messenger”.

They needed a smaller app for countries that don’t have WiFi, only cell plans.

A lot of countries use only Messenger or WhatsApp, and consolidating them would change the name and be a brand risk.

I think I remember that movie!

It turned me against Neuralink back when waitbutwhy had me thinking he was the Second Coming.

Nope. It’s original art; link in the description.

“Balefire? You stopped balefire? Nothing should be able to do that.”

“It’s just a weave,” Perrin said.

Intelligence and charisma are my dump stats, so… “Random bullshit go!” it is.

I barely know anything about you or the service, but your posts in that thread actively drive me away from it.

Agreed. Call yourself whatever you want.

I consider this:

One part sarcasm, one part hoping they’d actually do it and get in trouble.

as underhanded and immature. What kind of argument were you having?

Reminds me of the ‘murder is okay’ meme.

Edit: this one.

What you do is you go into the tumblr mines to screenshot someone else’s considered takes, and then be the first to post it somewhere else.

A pot o’ pho? Isn’t that a French thing?

There’s some stuff in OP’s link that’s new and concerning to me, and some stuff that sounds like bad faith interpretation.

I appreciate and am reading everyone’s comments on this while I figure out what to do next for the comm.

I would go broader and say that the privilege of wealth is freedom from consequences.

What is a zero zone?

This is a win for everyone in Europe, and possibly beyond. [Emphasis mine.] Companies may no longer secretly track your behavior based on “consent” given under pressure. Hopefully, this will not only put an end to these dubious practices, but also to those pesky cookie banners.

But we’re not there yet. Regulators have ruled the system illegal, and the court’s ruling has now confirmed it. Still, the companies making billions from this model won’t stop on their own. That’s why European regulators must now truly step up: enforce the law and make sure these companies actually comply.

Regulators try not to get compromised by lobbyists when billions of dollars are at stake.

I sincerely wish you good luck.