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I wonder what range of functions you'd get if you removed the second, green property.

@ai That channel is full of fun problems.

@jeffcliff @1goodtern What's the solution? Vaccinate? Will that protect you against variants? So get constant boosters?
What about natural immunity?

@eunews So glad I voted for Brexit

@GrapheneOS What is the security problem with enabling 32-bit apps? And why can't it be an option?

Cc: @ai

@condret What if it's a deGoogled fork like GrapheneOS?

@nicholas But, to my knowledge, dominance displays are usually for mate competition. Why would children have them?
Practise for adulthood?

Pro-Israel Group Censoring Social Media Led by Former Israeli Intelligence Officers
https://www.leefang.com/p/pro-israel-group-censoring-social

@admitsWrongIfProven Do bullying victims in general "not try to cooperate"? What do you mean?

@admitsWrongIfProven How?

@6596d001dc9ee0ae9b92907dc90054620984a221389a89e8ecd4660844e1e5ed Define "one plant"

@shebang @mac_ack Biden Trump 2024

@cy @arstechnica I mean, advertisers are pretty rich too.
This particular battle really seems to be the rich against the rich.

@condret @theorytoe I like the idea of corporations being able to have a "constitution" that limits what they can do.
The US concept of a "public benefit corporation" comes close, but IIRC their "charters" that define what they see as in the public benefit don't have actual teeth. They can't be sued for failing to uphold them. The only thing that's different about them compared to normal companies IIRC is that they don't have as much of a fiduciary duty to their shareholders.

@m0xee Do you have any say in what goes on in America? You live in Moscow, don't you?

Especially with regard to politics.

Do people actually believe in consumerism?
As in, do they actually have an "identity" based on what they buy?