While any and all efforts by right-wing election deniers to subvert election legitimacy are disgusting, I do think that differential privacy makes census data less useful (particularly for less populated areas) by making comparisons to historical data and future data less accurate.
Mail voting makes voting easier for people with disabilities and avoids any waiting time at polling places. Their suppression is part of a larger pattern of voter suppression generally conducted by Republican-led states.
Better to link to the original AFP article as linking to Yahoo leaves the publisher of the article unclear. As AFP's article formatting could be better, it seems like France 24 republishes AFP content (and is less ambiguous than Yahoo).
Preventing Republicans from enacting yet another gerrymander is not a 'win', it's just reducing the disadvantage that all the other gerrymanders already add up to.
"I wouldn't call it a war. Right now, there is no active shooting," Vance told a White House briefing when asked if the war would be over by US midterm elections in November.
An entirely disingenuous answer given that the U.S. in modern conflicts largely employs missile strikes as its preferred weapon, not ground assault troops.
Different users have different things they don't want to see; one person might not want to see anything that mentions 'Trump', another anything that mentions the U.S. altogether. Someone else might want to minimize the amount of violence in their feed and filter out mentions of 'war'. Yet another person might add a regex filter to block a series of URLs, such as:
(cbs|fox)news.com
That level of specificity—beyond the level of mere rule enforcement—is what such filters would enable. Piefed allows for keyword and domain filtering, so the ideal would be for regex support to be added to this, Lemmy and Mbin to adopt the same system, and for apps and frontends to support it.
"All we're doing is taking an idle, underground asset that isn't doing anything for Venezuelan people and bringing the money, the technology to develop it."
Not that Trump and his cronies give a shit about global warming, but keeping Venezuelan oil reserves idle would encourage the adoption of alternative energy sources instead.
Cementing Venezuela as a petro state harms the Venezuelan people by propping up a U.S.-backed government that operates on oil revenue instead of tax revenues from a populace to which it is beholden.
What many don't understand is that universal healthcare would decrease the overall amount spent on healthcare by giving one buyer (the government) enormous leverage over multiple sellers, enabling it to negotiate on price in the same manner that other single-payer healthcare systems do.
While any and all efforts by right-wing election deniers to subvert election legitimacy are disgusting, I do think that differential privacy makes census data less useful (particularly for less populated areas) by making comparisons to historical data and future data less accurate.
When the U.S. sends them, they don't send their best...
You forgot to put the article title.
Yet another person on the far-right demonstrating violent tendencies.
Mail voting makes voting easier for people with disabilities and avoids any waiting time at polling places. Their suppression is part of a larger pattern of voter suppression generally conducted by Republican-led states.
Better to link to the original AFP article as linking to Yahoo leaves the publisher of the article unclear. As AFP's article formatting could be better, it seems like France 24 republishes AFP content (and is less ambiguous than Yahoo).
Preventing Republicans from enacting yet another gerrymander is not a 'win', it's just reducing the disadvantage that all the other gerrymanders already add up to.
Sega should sue them for intellectual property violation, given that the MAGA-ized logo still has the SEGA shout.
An entirely disingenuous answer given that the U.S. in modern conflicts largely employs missile strikes as its preferred weapon, not ground assault troops.
They only want free markets when it benefits them.
Derailing elections is the point.
Different users have different things they don't want to see; one person might not want to see anything that mentions 'Trump', another anything that mentions the U.S. altogether. Someone else might want to minimize the amount of violence in their feed and filter out mentions of 'war'. Yet another person might add a regex filter to block a series of URLs, such as:
That level of specificity—beyond the level of mere rule enforcement—is what such filters would enable. Piefed allows for keyword and domain filtering, so the ideal would be for regex support to be added to this, Lemmy and Mbin to adopt the same system, and for apps and frontends to support it.
Counterproductive to Palantir's profits perhaps, not to French data sovereignty.
Not that Trump and his cronies give a shit about global warming, but keeping Venezuelan oil reserves idle would encourage the adoption of alternative energy sources instead.
Cementing Venezuela as a petro state harms the Venezuelan people by propping up a U.S.-backed government that operates on oil revenue instead of tax revenues from a populace to which it is beholden.
What many don't understand is that universal healthcare would decrease the overall amount spent on healthcare by giving one buyer (the government) enormous leverage over multiple sellers, enabling it to negotiate on price in the same manner that other single-payer healthcare systems do.
Those who approve of Trump "fighting crime in America's cities" probably mostly aren't the actual ones actually living in America's cities.
But they were okay with the Gulf of Mexico being renamed?
Reporters need to start reporting on Trump's deranged statements with the severity they deserve.
Slap on the wrist.
Copyright is conveniently only flexible for multibillion dollar AI firms.