

Is that what you think a civil war would do? What would this war look like to you?


Is that what you think a civil war would do? What would this war look like to you?


Bitwarden disables some features if you self host, even if you pay the $15/year.


Now you’re being willfully ignorant. He’s made clear his meaning, definitions, and point. If you still refuse to interpret it in the way he clearly intended, that’s your problem.


While I wholeheartedly agree, war is always a loss. And I think Russia is treading carefully knowing exactly what the West will allow. (And manipulating their biggest obstacle.)


Matter over Thread is what you want. It means it can work locally with anything. You do need a Thread controller (called a “thread border router”), but most people already have one. Google Home, Alexa, or Apple things all do it.
Ikea is starting to move over to this stuff. Just be aware that they’re also trying to get rid of the old tech still.


And it’s so ubiquitous that the only way to avoid them altogether is to become Amish.
Good luck never agreeing to binding arbitration. And even if you do get out of it, good luck ever holding them accountable in a class action. You might be able to file a class action, but no one can join you.


I’ll inform the Danes.


I mean, I’m generally in favor of keeping US news out of World News, but this clearly fits here. Any drama at a meeting of world leaders is a World event.
World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
Key Attendees Include:
Political Leaders: Presidents, Prime Ministers, and other top government officials, often with representation from G7, G20, and BRICS nations.


Except for the hard drive, ram, and video card.


Wait what? Don’t bring furries into this. What’d they do to you? (Other than dance in front of ICE.)


Yeah, you really have to follow details of politics to understand what he’s talking about, and not just headlines on Lemmy.
The effect of the DNC rule changes or the effect the head of the DNC head are not things that are covered here.


I wouldn’t count on that. Even if that was the deal, this man never honors his debts.
Nothing about this is as honest and trustworthy as a mobster demanding protection money.


Lucifer (@LucifersTweetz):
The worst people in the world couldn’t be the worst people in the world without the faith and support of the dumbest people in the world.
1/14/2026 1:03 PM


And/or dumb enough to not understand “due process” and therefore not value it. You know, that thing that has been central to our form of government for the last 250 years.


This might not even be from the national guard. It might be directly from ICE posting as NG.

I don’t wanna go to Twitter, ever, if I can help it.


She’s trying to buy her country back with a hunk of metal. It’s understandable.
Well yeah.
We haven’t, really. Our “complete neutrality” is infested with troll farms, where people are employed to make hundreds of accounts to spread propaganda.
I’m thinking the answer is to implement a huge barrier for troll farms, but a small speed bump for real people.
It could be oauth with Steam or your cell provider, where you can make an account if you’ve spent over $250 with them. Actual credit history would work. You can combine these and allow any of them, which might let one person make 3-4 accounts, maybe, but that’s still limited enough to make things difficult for troll farms.
There is an issue where billionaires that want to influence us have absolutely absurd resources, and maybe paying $1000 per account isn’t enough of a barrier for them. But at least it gives us a chance for the bans to stick significantly more than they do now.
It’d just discourage companies from sending rejection letters or giving reasons.
Better to flame the situation than the company in this case.