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[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 115 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

Like way to kill your platform for anything educational where you want to pause to look at a graph.

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[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 133 points 3 months ago

She had to get that "fired" line in. She knew that would get under his skin.

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This intervention, a direction to the Canada Industrial Labour Relations Board (CILRB), requires the two railway companies and the union to enter into binding arbitration and requires workers to go back to work and restart the railway operations.

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An oldie but a goodie.

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Sounds like it's a quick primary? So will VPs be picked before the nomination is finalized? Can multiple candidates pick the same VP? If after the nomination, it has to be pretty fast. Pick the second place finisher?

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Not getting much by Googling.

If not, what's the ETA?

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I found this fascinating, and interesting history.

[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 196 points 7 months ago

Don't blame her one bit.

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Or to load a whole bunch at once so you can Ctrl+F? I used to use RES on the other site to do that.

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Or is it avoided like smoking in cars?

[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 139 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

What, wait they were doing a mock trial? Holy fucking shit.

They can't do it for real, so they just make it up entirely! Holy. Fucking. Shit.

The depths of them making shit up is just unbelievable.

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the government has given the go-ahead for the first step towards complete digital sovereignty in the state, with further steps to follow.

The term digital sovereignty is very important here. If a public administration uses proprietary, closed software that can’t be studied or modified, it is very difficult to know what happens to users’ data:

We have no influence on the operating processes of such [proprietary] solutions and the handling of data, including a possible outflow of data to third countries. As a state, we have a great responsibility towards our citizens and companies to ensure that their data is kept safe with us and we must ensure that we are always in control of the IT solutions we use and that we can act independently as a state.

Digital sovereignty seems to be the primary impetus, so this might go far. Saving money is secondary.

[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 125 points 1 year ago

"Too late. You blew it. It's going to be very difficult for you to recover from this. You betrayed your base," raged X user Mark Watson who then began promoting Trump for speaker.

So random voters.

[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 211 points 1 year ago

Actually a legit question.

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...Chief Justice Roberts’ oft-cited remark that the job of a Supreme Court justice is to “call balls and strikes, and not to pitch or bat.”

The concept of identity-protective cognition helps explain Justice Scalia’s reflexive response to the question of whether fish is meat. Rather than dispassionately considering arguments rooted in biology and social practice, he jumped immediately to his group identity as a practicing Catholic. That identity led him to a clear answer that reflected his group’s moral values and shared commitments: Fish is not meat.

That's the setup and knockdown.

[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 106 points 1 year ago

There it is folks.

[-] someguy3@lemmy.ca 220 points 1 year ago

Ok a 50 page memo? That's pretty friggin long. Depends how many of those you get a day.

But:

I summed up this highly classified memo into Trump's sort of bombastic language because it was the only way he was gonna understand," Taylor added. "I mean, I literally said in there, 'You know, if we leave Afghanistan too fast, the terrorists will call us losers. But if we wanna be seen as winners, we need to make sure the Afghan forces have the strength to push back against these criminals.' I mean, it was that dumb and that's how you had to talk to him."

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