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It's the result of the influx of young western kids smoking weed. They think they will go to prison for 800 years if they are caught, so they become anti police to feel better about their bad habits.

I think that's the part most people overlook.

I have many wordpress sites, some large, some small, and only 1 was ever hacked and it was on a shared host 10+ years ago. Today I have sites that I haven't updated in 5+ years, no hacks no problems. Good wp depends on good server config and good wp setup.

Can't we just assess the information based on it's own merits?

I started a research institute. Our goal was to find out how to center divs in css.

They have to pretend to have some humanitarian concerns. As for why they did it, the notice pretty much sums it up. To prevent media coverage. They also bomb schools, hospitals, and apartment buildings because a member of the locally elected government might have stopped by one time five years ago.

Hamas is the locally elected government. Gaza not allowed to have any military to defend themselves? Isreal free to inflict as much collateral damage as they want upon anyone, but anyone else following the same rules is a terrorist?

Sounds like they know how to keep private.

I noticed Facebook started requiring today that you have to be logged in to view any page.

Why are you harassing and insulting them in the first place? Nobody taught you how to speak politely?

I say it is true. There used to be a lot of very popular twitter desktop apps that were used by the early adopters who brought lot of traffic to the platform.

Hijab ban and president's anti-Muslim rhetoric is well known.

In US, there is a culture of going out of your way to do something that would be inconsiderate to others. I think its perpetuated by movies, games, social media. Most other countries probably dont have that issue, though France seems like an outlier given how much they seem to try and make muslims miserable over there.

I think the presidents dont matter, the decisions are really being made by bureaucrats in the government agencies and lobbyist who influence them.

Dont say the T-word here, that's not allowed.

Most of the comments are off topic from the point of the article, but this is an interesting question. Trump initiated the process, yet the media presents this as a Biden achievement. I dont care about politics at all, but the bias is hard to miss.

Quality of reporting on arstechnica has notably gone down over the years, while bias has visibly gone up.

The postal inspection service is a law enforcement agency...? And it existed before the FBI. Moreover, all federal law enforcement trains at the same place in Georgia.

Look: https://www.uspis.gov

Matter of fact their website news section shows you some of the crazy crime they investigate. Theft of postal vehicle happened few days ago apparently.

Not true at all, any gathering of people is a prime target for shipping contraband in the mail. Not to mention how the protests could affect mail service in the area.

I'm surprised by the comments here. People seem clueless to real threats the USPS faces and are puzzled why they have inspectors.

Last year or maybe it was 2019 a delivery worker was murdered. Agg robberies of delivery workers has been going up. Breaking into mail boxes and mail theft has been going up. Using mail service to conduct fraud and other criminal transactions is going up. I'm on mobile so it's hard to get the links but just google it, not hard to find.

There is no city hall, I live outside city limits.

The water where I live is supplied by a municipal utility district, and this particular one is involved in a lot of projects. They have regular meetings which are public and recorded, and everything is well maintained.

I don't understand this argument. I live just outside a city, and all of these utilities are handled by entities that exist to serve outside of the city. What am I missing?

So where's the data? All I see is a FAQ page and a donation button.

Edit: Found the answer, they dont have any publicily available. Lol.

> Our data isn't hosted anywhere yet.

I read the whole article and still don't know what they discovered. Highly abused and unlikely to profitable or legit search terms are banned...? What was the discovery?

Years ago, webpages loaded faster by using domain sharding. A big website I had used one domain as its primary, but images were on another domain, and there was yet another domain for resources like css and js.

Because life doesn't exist outside of work?