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Good old autoerotic bondage.

…Affix-iation?

So two candidates failed to submit their paperwork to get onto the ballot but the state in a bizarre display of proactive incompetence put them on the ballot anyways? The mistake eventually got caught and taken to the court and of course the court rules they have to follow the process dictated by law. And now Raffensperger is saying it’s too late to change (which, ok understandable) and worse, is doubling down on his mistake by falsely claiming votes for them will be counted when the court has established they can’t be?

A dailykos article about a rawstory article about an nbc article about a newsguard article about how misinformation arose from a fourth-hand account.

TL;DR: no clue

I noticed that icon in the play store the other day. I assumed it was a scam/copycat app trying to be distinct enough to avoid a takedown or something.

Fundraiser to send CEOs on a French vacation?

“software developer says ai will not replace software developers” feels very John Henry

The Pixel 9’s updated design language is giving iPhone from the front

Cringe

Memes aside, global population density maps look substantially different.

I would guess the map of IMBD voters would look similar.

The trailer has the vibe of a historical documentary about the daily life of peasents in the middle ages that you watch on substitute teacher days.

The archive is blurred out for me, but highlighting everything makes it readable.

Saying we’re too divided and in the same breath casting divisive blame is… Not even surprising anymore.

I wonder if you applied inflation from the time that idiom was first popularized what the modern price would be.

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There are absolutely laptops with fingerprint sensors.

I’d say the main reason it’s more common in phones than computers is because of the different markets. Phones are mostly consumer purchases, the business market is smaller and the software is more locked down so you can rely on a software disable better sufficing for those cases. Laptops are increasingly dominated by business use cases. Businesses have IT groups that care about security who would prefer models without biometrics.

Secondarily, you login to your phone a lot more often than laptops so the convenience factor is less impactful for laptops. So people don’t consider the fingerprint sensor a mandatory requirement as much as with phones.

Simple: make friends with someone with high speed internet who’s not very savvy, keep up the charade until they allow you to borrow their computer. Then you install a headless vpn server with logging disabled. Boom, high speed local VPN that doesn’t point to you. Just buy them a $2.50 beer once a month to keep up pretenses in case you need to do maintenance.

No.

The page you link has the foundation’s leadership structure. He’s a cochair on the board with 8 total people. The board is a degree removed from day to day operations of the foundation. He’d have to convince the board to then convince the executives.

That transaction would then show up in their financial statements, which are audited and publicly posted on that website. Meaning using the foundation’s money for something like a private jet would likely become public knowledge within a couple years and would do irreparable harm to the foundation’s reputation. Maybe they could hide it but good luck convincing everyone involved it’s worth the risk without a shitload of additional corruption.

A retiree. Aka boomer.

It’s in there

Well get a lamp then, discover. Sheesh.