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The object of a system of authority is order, not justice. Justice matters only after injustice sufficiently compromises order.

  • Corporations Can Vote in Some Delaware Elections, Judge Says

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  • LLCs are pass-through entities and not corporations. Thankfully no pass-throughs have been granted personhood yet.

    Limited Liability Companies are expressly discussed in the article and the court filing.

  • Russians complain that cheap Hornet UAVs now reach Crimea.

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  • shouldn’t a few rounds from a mig 29 be able to bring a balloon down without any effort?

    Nope. The U.S. did this to the U.S.S.R. constantly during the Cold War and the Soviets had less than a 5% success rate shooting down the balloons.

    The US struggled with the one from China three years back. In the end it took an F-22 and a very expensive missile to get the job done.

  • Roku OS’s home screen now features a large, permanent ad

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  • I think I read that licensing for the transcoding or something was the hang up.

    There's several problems. Transcoding is one but there's also issues with content providers requiring the use of their own apps along with Linux not (until very recently) being able to use any HDMI spec beyond 2.0.

    I've been a ROKU user for over a decade but the last year has had me thinking more and more about boxing up my devices and sending them to their HQ with a note "Since you treat these like you own them I figured I'd just send them to you."

    I am really REALLY tired of them dicking with my boxes and updating / reconfiguring things however and whenever they see fit.

  • Vulnerabilities are the number one cause of data breaches for the first time

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  • There isn't enough AI code out there (yet) to cause this. IMO what's really happening is that AI Code Review is finding vulnerabilities and creating ways to exploit them way faster than they can be patched by Human Dev teams. An easy example of this is the Linux exploits like Dirty Frag that came out last week and the week before.

    It's going to get worse before it gets better.

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    Europeans vs Americans

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  • If that happens, that hypothetical progressive government would put guns on a back burning.

    LOLNO. There isn't a single leftist / progressive politician currently in office in the United States that would willingly "back burner" the 2A issue. That is not going to change in my lifetime either. They want them gone.

  • Louis Rossmann taunts Bambu Lab by hosting banned 3D Printer firmware fork, dares $1 billion company to sue him — more creators pledge support and boycotts, Snapmaker donates equipment to embattled de

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  • It wasn't widely known to the general public. If you were / are new to the community it's highly likely that you don't / didn't know.

  • Louis Rossmann taunts Bambu Lab by hosting banned 3D Printer firmware fork, dares $1 billion company to sue him — more creators pledge support and boycotts, Snapmaker donates equipment to embattled de

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  • As someone with a BL P2S I really appreciate other people helping with this fight. I won't buy another BL product but I'd like to keep using the one I already have.

  • France has ditched Windows 11 for Linux on 2.5 million government PCs

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  • The current cost for what they’re calling “windows 365” is $99/yr per user.

    Windows 365 Enterprise basic starts $31 per user per month and goes up from there.

    I suspect you are confusing Windows 365 with Microsoft 365. The former includes a virtual (Cloud) PC and licensing for Windows and Office, the latter only provides Office licensing. Additionally the price point you quoted makes me think you are looking at Personal / Home pricing because Commercial & Government Office 365 pricing is calculated per user / per month and will vary wildly in price from $10 pu/pm to $50+ pu/pm.

  • Mayor Mamdani says he has balanced NYC's budget, will not raise property taxes

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  • For getting a big pile of money from the state and deferring contributions to city pensions?

  • Modeled and printed in copper filled filament one of my favorite buildings in Chicago. The Union Power House.

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  • Me neither!

  • Unironically at this point

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  • Mint has worked fine with my 1060, 2060, and now 3060.

  • Mass shooting incidents in the US by the shooter’s race or ethnicity across (1982-2026)

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  • So despite being 75% of the population whites only commit about half of mass shootings. Interesting.

  • YSK All PieFed instances block links to "right-wing" sources by default

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  • Why does every fediverse reddit clone have to pull this shit?

    People want to live in Echo Chambers.

    Politically motivated censorship is the type of thing many people are trying to get away from.

    Nah, most of 'em just want to be the ones doing the censoring.

  • Guilty until proven innocent: shoppers falsely identified by facial recognition system struggle to clear their names

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  • First the US isn't mentioned in this article. Second this is NOTHING like Minority Report. Your comment is dumber than a bucket of hair.

  • Firefox Has Quietly Integrated Brave's Adblock Engine

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  • It's not enabled by default.

  • U.S. Personnel Who Died in Mexico Were Working for the CIA, Sources Say

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  • The CIA working with Mexican officials has been public information since last fall.

  • Anthropic nuked a company's access to Claude, stopping 60 employees dead in their tracks — support via Google Form is the only recourse for vague usage policy violation

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  • Since we’re whipping out credentials, I’ve been in IT almost 30 years and I can tell you it’s not going to work like that.

    I'm not the person you were replying to but I've also been in tech since 1996 and lots of things have worked just like that. All successful technology starts off barely functional and improves over time until nearly all members of it's intended audience can successfully use it.

    As an example in 1996 setting up a router was a specialty task that required training, by 2016 any moron could buy one off the shelf and have it running in an hour. As another example basic HTML was a specialty skill in 1996 but by 2003 you could do it with Microsoft Word. Smartphones are another example, they went from barely functional Windows Mobile and Blackberry devices which required ridiculous amounts of back end skill to deliver email to iPhones and Androids that any numskull can use for nearly anything at all.

    My point is this; too many people are stuck on the "What use is a newborn baby?" question without realizing that the infant is growing-up at blinding speed. It's also the first technology to carry the promise, real or not, of self-improvement when it reaches sufficient maturity. Assuming that happens all further improvement will be increasingly automatic and happen even faster.

    AI isn't going away and it's only going to get better as time goes on.

  • Global growth in solar "the largest ever observed for any source"

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  • There must be reasons why there aren’t at least SOME areas are doing this, since it essentially doesn’t exist.

    They aren't yet common but more are built all the time and they are far from non-existent.

    You probably don't realize how many of them there are. Here's a link showing dozens of Solar Canopy projects done by just Lumos Solar. There's dozens more companies across the United States doing these kinds of projects you just don't hear about them. As examples did you know about the the solar canopy parking lots at Dell, Intel, Cincinnati Zoo, and Rutgers University? There's also solar canopies in Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, and Denver that you probably have never heard of.

    Don't feel bad for not knowing about them either; these kinds of project simply aren't newsworthy unless they are tied to some major project or entity.

  • What’s behind the US army’s decision to raise enlistment age to 42?

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  • A comment up above says that in Canada the age limit is 50.

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    What's a good printer for ASA filament?

  • Linux Mint @lemmy.ml
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    Mint 21 / 22 touchscreen annoyances.

  • Linux Mint @lemmy.ml
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    I tried LMDE "Faye".

  • Proton @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    Is Proton a good choice for what I want to do?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    Automation Question - What am I missing?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    Have a ratGDO v2.5i and no case for it?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    Correct way to control Sidewalk Heating Mats

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    How do I add a cool down to an automation?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    I need some help choosing how to setup lights and camera for my driveway.

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
    Buelldozer @lemmy.today

    Why shouldn't I use Reolink Cameras?