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"Officers were asking everyone what country they were from, and if they said a certain country, they were told to step out of line and that their oath ceremonies were canceled.”…



lol.

So, way back in the day, when Opera didn't suck, it was my browser of choice. And one day, I got a notification that the new version was available. The version number was 9.01, but it was typo'd in the notification message as "90.1". I screenshotted it because I found the idea of a version number that high to be ludicrous and amusing.


[2025]Me: *glances over at Firefox version 145.0.2*

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I remember being super grumpy about... Firefox 5? being a gratuitous version bump and how that kind of nonsense reflected a shift in values away from stuff I liked/appreciated about the project


*More than half of the GOP believe the 2020 election outcome was the result of fraud *More than 4 out of 10 believe 9/11 was an inside job *37% believe the Holocaust did not happen or was exaggerate *36% believe NASA faked the moon landing *1 in 3 believe vaccines cause autism


The Garden Lady on CAI – Episode 49 allforgardening.com/1531287/th… #garden


With the National Baseball Hall of Fame about to announce its latest inductees, U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday made one last push for former star pitcher Roger Clemens. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2025/1… #baseball #mlb #rogerclemens #donaldtrump #baseballhalloffame


If corporations make more money from the infraction than the fine, they will always choose the infraction.

Regulations and regulators need to make fines an actual deterrent.

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@x41h
Nah that's nonsense. Individual action will never change corporate behavior because the incentives and power structures are all wrong. You don't have the option of buying from the corp that's doing things right because it has no reason to exist.

Only way we're going to get corps to not fuck up the world is through collective action - which basically means government, whether it's in a similar shape to today's states or not.
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@Em @x41h
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@smolwaffle @x41h If "collective action means government" then the problem is these corporations dictate and sponsor government policy through think tanks, media, non profits, etc.

The fact is the power structure is so broken that the regulators are bought and paid for by the exact same corporations they are supposed to be sanctioning.

Collective action needs to mean people, not government. The government is already bought and paid for by corporations.



If there's one thing from my ~two decades in journalism I still think about with the hatred that burns with the heat of a thousand suns, it's "stalkerware," a kind of phone surveillance used against millions of people around the world

When a documentary crew from my native U.K. reached out to me after reading some of my work investigating these illegal operations, I jumped at the chance to chat with them.

Here's what I've learned in five years reporting on stalkerware.

this.weekinsecurity.com/i-have…

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A federal judge has dealt a setback to the DoJ's effort to re-indict former FBI Director Comey, blocking prosecutors’ access to key evidence from email accounts and a computer belonging to attorney Daniel Richman. politico.com/news/2025/12/06/j…

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Left ready to leave convention on citizenship byteseu.com/1605986/ #Danmark #Denmark


I'll be the contrarian: I don't think a LOCAL LLM feature in some program I use hurts me even the tiniest little bit. It's fine.
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People are losing their minds over this absolutely harmless Calibre feature and I do not understand what throwing a tantrum over this accomplishes.


Make Your Own Decorative Garlands to Feed Winter Birds mygardenlife.com/how-to/make-y…

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UNLV to unveil Healing Garden and Memorial on second anniversary of campus shooting allforgardening.com/1531285/un… #garden


On the floor, yet again, it's where the cats are. Copper on a #caturday


In what Arizona’s attorney general slammed as an
“unacceptable and outrageous” act of “unchecked aggression,”
a federal immigration officer fired pepper spray toward recently sworn-in Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva
during a Friday raid on a Tucson restaurant.

Grijalva (D-Ariz.) wrote on social media that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers
“just conducted a raid by Taco Giro in Tucson
— a small mom-and-pop restaurant that has served our community for years.”
“When I presented myself as a member of Congress asking for more information,
I was pushed aside and pepper sprayed,” she added.
commondreams.org/news/adelita-…

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Imagen de una ilustración de un hombre en primer plano con un chaleco táctico negro y una camisa negra debajo. El hombre tiene el pelo corto oscuro y una barba corta, y está mirando hacia la derecha. Lleva varios objetos en el cinturón y el chaleco táctico, como pistolas, cargadores y un cuchillo. Hay balas disparadas y casquillos de balas salpicados a su alrededor. En la esquina superior izquierda se ve el texto "THE PUNISHER" con letras rojas grandes. En la esquina inferior izquierda se ve un logotipo que dice "MARVEL" y un cuadro rojo con las palabras "RED BAND" y "EXPLICIT CONTENT".

Proporcionado por @altbot, generado de forma privada y local usando Gemma3:27b

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