Biometrics, huh? You know- passwords are more secure…
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2·3 hours agoImmigrants being on the right is also implicit. Almost nobody is gonna migrate to some place new because things like recent changes are going well for them in their country of origin. They instead leave and migrate to some place that is relatively more stable & predictable. Host countries don’t like it when people migrate over and start agitating for change. As a result conservatism is built into the process.
–Consider the Cuban Communist. The Cubans that are happy with Communism have no major incentive to leave and resettle in Miami. The Cuban Capitalists OTOH flee to Miami where they espouse the evils of Communism while advocating for our government to continue the trade embargo, ensuring they can spread their pain to their fellow Cubans back in Cuba. It’s the same exact story with Falun Gong
To add to what you said I’d also argue it comes with finding financial success while lacking the awareness of how lucky one had to be to achieve that kind of success in life.
– although lately I have also seen a lot of people that lack the imagination to consider a reality different from what’s presented to them by the status quo.
On second thought, that latter point just sounds a lot like Indoctrination.
A lot of conservatives are liberals. The two terms are not mutually exclusive.
1·3 days agoWe’re not the moral police. There are many Americans who are diehard pro-genocide. There are others that are implicitly pro-genocide. They just don’t hang out on Lemmy. Also, our media is focused on Israel right now. Most Americans don’t know what our military is doing elsewhere in the world and the media doesn’t cover it. It’s hard for a populist politician to take a stand against our military industrial complex when the population doesn’t know what that Complex is doing. That industry fights back.
High energy usage and a smell of cannabis. If they got a warrant for this raid then there was also a judged who fucked up.
Also according to the article she was alleged to have continued conspiring over recorded phone calls with her codefendant (after she was already charged)
Judges don’t like when alleged crimes continue after a person is already charged for similar crimes.
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Life imprisonment is cheaper than execution in America.
This is quite dangerous
Not dangerous. Strapped in place. That ain’t goin’ nowhere.
The first and ONLY season of Altered Carbon. I love the dystopian cyberpunk sci-fi film noir style.
1·7 days agoI love it!
The schadenfreude, I mean.
Here you go, I just double checked this one:
They’ve changed parent companies at least 4 different times over the years. This is the one found on the IHeartRadio website.
6·8 days agoI would but much like somebody else’s recent post I have in the past nuked my install by blindly agreeing to some recommended software removals before. These days I like to double check what packages are being updated and replaced.
For Debian based/descended distros:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgradeAnd technically I also regularly use
redshift -O 3000all of the blue light filter programs try to align themselves with a user’s geographic location and time, but I don’t keep normal hours
3·8 days agoThe users most likely to complain are also the users least likely to stop using their products.
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Anti-democratic propoganda.
I agree but this logic cuts both ways.
The people that disliked the courthouse lady shouldn’t be too surprised or upset now that the shoe’s on the other foot.
It’s easier to steal, copy, or alternatively subpoena a fingerprint.