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It's not illegal to give a criminal money. People donate to Trump all the time.

If non-profits don't do that, what is SPLC being indicated for?

Medical treatment is already personalized though.

Sam Altman and the other billionaires don't have to worry about "support".

"Respectable VC" is an oxymoron.

People are always ready to complain about kids these days. What about adults these days? They aren't doing any better.

That's not going to shield the Linux organization.

Works for who exactly?

People use the word doxxing as if it's a sin or something. Doxxing is only unethical in specific contexts.

True, but not relevant.

Multiversal healthcare?

If they just tell them what to do, then there wouldn't need to be a contract, would there?

Can it really be a landmark case if they settled? Settlements don't make case law.

You do know that 1550 bce is before 1000 bce, right?

I could save even more power if I turn my computer off. I don't mind using power to use my computer.

Ad hominem attacks can't be much better.

If the automakers didn't like that stuff, they could lobby against it. They don't want to sell cheap autos.

It's a combination of the definitions for "flying" and "car".

This article reports on the removal of access to the ad archive. No where does it claim the onus is on Google to maintain this data. Most of top level comments here are arguing against a straw man.

I'm interested in the whole low-tech concept, but the litter box is going too far. I draw the line at indoor plumbing.

Pirates always pull this out as justification. Like they are starving people who are forced to steal bread just to survive. Maybe just because a piece of media has been published in the past, we don't all have some God-given right to access it in perpetuity for a nominal fee. Lost media is not a sin.

Redditors will swear up and down that they are not using social media. I don't know what they think social means.

I made a Bluesky account without a phone number. Not sure what you're talking about.

Is there a distinction between "letting it go" and "bottling it up"?

What makes an artificial accent less proper?

> The unrecognized perception that one's own accent is not actually an accent is the keystone of accentism.

Is there anything research to support that claim? Seems like it is just a regular tribal thing (us vs them, in-group vs out-group).

Does anybody have a good suggestion for figuring out which produce is seasonal? Do you just buy stuff grown in/around your home country? It seems like I can usually buy any vegetable I want, regardless of the time of year, so I have no sense of when anything is in season.

You made me curious about the origin of wiring money. Turns out, it was named after bank transfers carried over telegraph wire. I think it is safe to assume that wire transfers are still carried over wires. So it is actually not anachronistic at all, but is technically correct (the _only_ kind of correct).

> Most of the time, buying a whole new printer costs less than simply buying replacement ink.

Why do people always say this? You can't determine if that is actually cheaper unless you know how much ink the printer comes with. I am genuinely curious.

Twitter and YouTube don't serve at the pleasure of the American people.