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Both can be true: this can be a targeted raid by an administration obsessed with petrol powered vehicles, and the Korean workers are working illegally.

>You believe a state propaganda feed? In 2025??

"Trust the experts!"

>Much more likely? 450 koreans working here legally but not carrying papers on them because american is supposed to be a free country.

The facts will inevitably be: hundreds of Korean nationals were illegally working in the US. The correction will be a small blurb somewhere, posted months from now, after the next fake new outrage comes about.

You gonna harvest the cotton bro?

Emancipated and freed up slaves during peak harvest season. Genius move right there.

No need to be any more specific. The only mass migration into the country over the past decade that appeared to be facilitated by the last admimistration was an illegal one.

>That's 38x more money.

Rust gets at least a 1000x more usage than Zig, so their infrastructure costs are not as bad in comparison.

>A) that’s simply untrue.

Wrong, it's simply true. Solar panels use land poorly, the MW per unit area is poor.

>You can grow crops and graze under the panels

Agrovoltaics accounts for less than 0.5% of commercial solar installations in rural lands. Effectively no one is doing this, it's not cost effective. You can't fit tractors/combines between the panels.

>And tend not to be put up on your own land without your consent.

What do you mean? No one is putting pump jacks on property without the owners consent.

Pump jacks use an order of magnitude less space.

Not sure why you're being downvoted, but for the people in the back: "Open source is not a business model!" As RMS has stated on multiple occasions, it's not a business model and has never been a business model. It is a model to enshrine software freedoms. Nothing more, nothing less.

There's a reason why some call MIT/BSD licenses "cuck licenses." If you don't want others to profit off your hard work... don't pick a license that lets other profit off your work...

Linking a know pedo's personal blog... Wow. If pedos hate hyprland, it's likely because hyprland is doing something right.

Reminds me lf that dev that sent $100k worth of coins to the wrong smart contract address and was never able to get them back.

>Who is opposing the terms allow/deny and why?

I am. As a BIPOC, we've been denied rights since the founding of the US. When I read "denylist," I can see my ancestors there, on a list to be denied the right to vote. It's not inclusive to use words like "deny" in the capacity of denying access to things.

Nor did you understand mine.

If I don't know something, I don't make statements such as "Apple, Nvidia, and Google all have significant chip manufacturing operations..." a bit of humility goes much longer way than this.

Blacklist and whitelist are not antiquated. This is indeed woke, and not useful.

Amazes me how many self-proclaimed "techies" don't know this simple fact.

  After she reported her brother’s abuse to police in 2010, naval investigators questioned Jeremy, who was stationed overseas. He admitted everything.

  In a statement to naval lawyers, Jeremy detailed the abuse of his sisters and admitted to inappropriately touching his third sister and two other non-family members when he was a teenager.

He started abusing children when he was 11, and continued into his teenage years.

https://wng.org/articles/the-high-cost-of-negligence-1617309...

>This is a sure giveaway that the US military depends on Intel.

"Giveaway?" This isn't some secret, everyone knows the military depends on x86 processors, and having a company that can produce them domestically is a national security concern.

On the homepage:

>Black lives matter. Trans rights are human rights. No nazi bullsh*t.

No thanks. This is DOA.

Did we read the same NYT article?

"Gaston County’s district attorney, Travis Page"

And these Nazis, are they in the room with us now?

Just use Anubis Bypass: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/anubis-bypass...

Haven't seen dumb anime characters since.

>Earlier this year, the utility that serves both Thomas and Salvi, Florida Power & Light, applied for a rate increase that would have boosted bills for a typical South Florida resident by about 13% over the next four years.

That is quite a bit less than inflation over the past four years.

>The Code of Conduct exists only on paper and is not enforced by the Arch leadership.

Based. The Arch Code of Conduct is also free from wokeisms. Never used Arch, but I may make the switch considering these things.

How so?

Hacker culture is and has always been anti-Marxist and anti-Communist by nature, at least the version that grew in the west. It was an offshoot of hippie culture in the 60s, grew in the 80s phreaking scene, and highly entangled with libertarian open source in the early to mid 90s.

>Defcon is no longer a counterculture conference

Being in tech and partnering with the US Army on 2025 is counterculture.

If you just want to quietly make software then nobody cares what you are, but when you decide to function as a political activist group and demand compliance with your personal morals, then the personal morals of your organization members becomes fair game.

No, and thats a good thing

>Why?

No wrongthink allowed! Protect the narrative!