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Re:Why did people in the past look so much older? – Dazed on Thursday August 17, 2023 @09:06PM (#37170354)
A lot of the photos are New Yorkers. They look older because of all the pollution living there, aa well as a lifetime alcohol and drug abuse.
Re:We Don’t Need a New Twitter on Thursday August 17, 2023 @07:04PM (#37169431)
ugh.... do I really have to spell it out for you. LARGE corporations should not have the same rights as individuals.
My favorite DEI kook so far, in this government clown show surrounding the fires in Hawaii was Manuel, deputy director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, who refused to authorize the release of water to fight the fires.

Manuel believes that all water is holy you see, and firefighters needed to check with the village elder to 'get permission'

"Manuel demanded that the West Maui Land Co. get permission from a ‘taro’ (also called ‘kalo’), which happens to be a native Hawaiian traditional farm located downstream from the company’s property and used water as its main cultural resource."

We should expect more and more of these clowns in positions of responsibility moving forward:

Democrats have controlled state politics in Hawaii from 1962 to present. That is 60 years to clear all those invasive colonial weeds....

Finally! I've been waiting for this to finally happen.

"randomly disconnecting from their host" has been going on for years.

...and while it's comical watching various people running around in circles on various tech support sites, being told to "update their drivers" or "modify their power settings"

I'm happy that perhaps consumers will finally get some justice, and force these idiots to QC and properly support their products.

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023/08/16/hawaii-news/reques...

"Instead of approving the request, Manuel asked the company whether the Maui Fire Department had requested permission from a village elder"

Hawaii Case Study: How 'imaginary' woke clowns have real world impacts on people's lives https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-who-m-kaleo-man...

My favorite clown, in this government clown show surrounding the fires in Hawaii was Manuel, deputy director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, who refused to authorize the release of water to fight the fires, and believes that all water is holy. We should expect more and more of these clowns in positions of responsibility moving forward:

     "Manuel demanded that the West Maui Land Co. get permission from a ‘taro’ (also called ‘kalo’), which happens to be a native Hawaiian traditional farm located downstream from the company’s property and used water as its main cultural resource."
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Who is Kaleo Manuel? Maui Water Official Faces Scrutiny Over Fire Response

https://www.newsweek.com/who-kaleo-manuel-hawaii-official-de...

State Water Official Who Delayed Water Release Has Been Reassigned

https://www.civilbeat.org/beat/state-water-official-who-dela...

Here he is spouting a bunch of 'woke' gibberish...

https://twitter.com/EndWokeness/status/1691909193656152465?s...

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What do you think? Did evil white colonialism cause these fires, or did the morons in the Democratic party cause it through negligence?

Keep in mind that Democrats have controlled state politics in Hawaii from 1962 to present. That is 60 years to clear all those invasive colonial weeds.

Re:Is Slack Down? on Thursday August 17, 2023 @12:38PM (#37164353)
HackerNewsDownDetectorOutput=TRUE;
Re:Is it defamation to point out scientific research fraud? on Thursday August 17, 2023 @12:37PM (#37164347)
The real crime is her inability or incompetency in expending even the most trivial of efforts, to cover up her fraud by deleting older versions stored in Excel...
Re:Debian Celebrates 30 Years on Thursday August 17, 2023 @12:22PM (#37164088)
I lost one of my arms in the war, and having to take my hand off of the mouse in order to perform a task like renaming breaks my workflow. I'm sorry if that bothers you.
Trying to leave slavery is against the law, and those who helped slaves escape were imprisoned.

Escaped slaves had bounties placed on their heads and were often captured and placed back with their owners.

Fugitive slave laws

https://infogalactic.com/info/Fugitive_slave_laws

Now do you see how preposterous your point is? It's important not to live in a far left shithole state, where property rights are not taken seriously, and which do not have stand your ground laws.

(also, your link has nothing to do with squatters, it has more to do with laws surrounding intruders. In Texas the homeowner would not have been charged.)

Re:Over 100K hackers fall victim to infostealer malware on Thursday August 17, 2023 @11:48AM (#37163508)
bad gateway?
My favorite clown, in this government clown show was Manuel, deputy director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, who refused to authorize the release of water to fight the fires:

Who is Kaleo Manuel? Maui Water Official Faces Scrutiny Over Fire Response

https://www.newsweek.com/who-kaleo-manuel-hawaii-official-de...

State Water Official Who Delayed Water Release Has Been Reassigned

https://www.civilbeat.org/beat/state-water-official-who-dela...

Here he is spouting a bunch of 'woke' gibberish...

https://twitter.com/EndWokeness/status/1691909193656152465?s...

We should expect more and more of these clowns in positions of responsibility moving forward.

We now have a decade worth of large platforms removing wrong-think content and then claiming it was all a big mistake.

Why is the Washington Post never "mistakenly" deplatformed?

Perhaps some day scientists will resolve this mystery.

Re:We Don’t Need a New Twitter on Thursday August 17, 2023 @11:20AM (#37163046)
the only thing I concede is that there is a gray area, the in between, as you put it... but aside from that gray area in between, large corporations do not have rights. the end.

I understand that libertarian logic uses gray areas as a means to an end of furthering their ideology, but that is not an issue for me.

Re:We Don’t Need a New Twitter on Thursday August 17, 2023 @11:15AM (#37162982)
large corporations are not people, and do not have rights, no matter what you or the courts say
Re:We Don’t Need a New Twitter on Thursday August 17, 2023 @10:52AM (#37162613)
If you use a misleading headline, then that is not my problem. I skimmed the article as the New Yorker is an overly verbose rag read by sesquipedalian obsessed pseudo-intellectuals.

Actually, YOU have just made an excellent point unintentionally, not everyone has the time or desire to read a long article. IF you prefer more longform content, then you can go to any number of platforms which specialize in that.

Twitter is what it always was, a quick take or bite-size morsel of information.

Re:We Don’t Need a New Twitter on Thursday August 17, 2023 @10:26AM (#37162149)
"It’s time to move beyond the flawed idea of a global conversation platform."

### Translation:

- A global platform is too difficult for governments to control

- Media companies hate being held accountable by the unwashed masses.

- Cal Newport, the author, is a typical crank of the type which worships at the alter of establishment nonsense, and misuses language to obfuscate his fascism.

Re:Debian Celebrates 30 Years on Thursday August 17, 2023 @10:12AM (#37161882)
The state of Debian based GUI's is a joke. I tried to do a simple task you could do in both Windows and iOS, I wanted to change the name of a file by just clicking on it and could not do it. I had to press some stupid key combination. It's just sad that such a promising distro has the same issues as every other Linux distro, utter and complete unusability.
IF you ask someone to leave your property, and they refuse, shooting them dead is 100% the virtuous thing to do.

Your attempts to cloud the issue are laughable at best.

I 100% support this. It's just like any other infestation of vermin, you need to use any means necessary.
Squatters should be shot dead. It's unfortunate that many landowners simply don't have the stomach for it...
Squatters should be shot dead. If you cannot do it yourself, you should hire someone else to do it. Afterwards you can claim the home was being invaded.

There is no reason following an unjust law. Squatters are vermin like cockroaches, and should be exterminated as such.

Re:NeXT logo by Paul Rand (2010) on Friday April 20, 2018 @09:24PM (#16889519)
I hate making these types of trashy low class reddit-esque quips, but did everyone see the guest appearance by Napoleon Dynamite towards the end of the clip?
If it was any other consulting firm other than the upstanding professionals of PricewaterhouseCoopers, then I might suspect haberdashery.
Re:Smugmug Acquires Flickr on Friday April 20, 2018 @09:13PM (#16889480)
I take it you did not see yesterday's thread concerning the new open source social network: 'scuttlebutt' ?
Re:Wells Fargo Hit with $1B in Fines on Friday April 20, 2018 @04:24PM (#16888199)
There won't be any reward for you, or opportunity to say I told you so, after Mint reveals the shocking news they were hacked X number of years from now.

So, I'm giving it to you now. This is just smart and logical. You do not need technical proficiency to reason out the risks, or the daily "12yo exploits MOST-SECURIST-EVER IOT device in 20 minutes" articles.

With that said, without public support, and government laws, this is a losing battle.

Equifax had no authorization from you to collect and distribute your financial data, but they did it anyway, and your financial services sent them the information. And of course, not surprised, their criminal negligence, revealed EVERY SINGLE ACCOUNT to hackers. Let's be real, when the news for stupids spins the story in this manner:

Equifax data breach: The number of victims may be impossible to know

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2017/09/17/equifax-data...

It means that the number was so great as to be unspinnable, so they went with another narrative, "Nobody knows" like dark matter, it's impossible, our scientists are trying but it's impossible....lol

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