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  • It's not that grey. It is expressly illegal to pay someone to register to vote and a lottery prize is specifically called out in the statute as a forbidden form of compensation. It is a felony and punishable by up to 5 years in prison.

    What CAH is doing is a grey area, paying people to create a voting plan isn't mentioned in the law so it skirts around the legality of it. This should probably also be illegal as a form of voter compensation but may require the law to be amended.

  • Remember, going negative is an effort to suppress turnout for the opposition. Trump voters are much more likely to wait until election day to vote, she gets extra time to convince them to just stay home, to not overcome everyday obstacles or just focus on other things.

    If thinking about Trumps failing mental health makes a potential Trump voter uncomfortable, they might just be a little too busy or too tired or too stressed out about other things to deal with the cognitive dissonance of going to the polls to choose him.

    It doesn't need to work on a lot of people, but shaving off a fractional percent in key states could make a big difference.

  • His handlers cut it short because his diseased brain had him rambling about how unfair Harvey Weinstein was treated.

  • I really, really dislike social situations that don't have formal structure to them. Professionally I can talk to strangers no problem, because roles and expectations are set, similarly I can go to a tabletop gaming convention and play games with people and it's fine.

    I struggle in situations where the rules are more nebulous, but I still manage it. It just takes practice. I definitely lean on my husband for that type of thing when I can though.

  • I have tried to explain this to so many managers and they never ever get it.

  • Canceling the CNBC interview I could see after getting thumped in Chicago, but canceling a softball rally where he would certainly be lavished with obsequious adulation suggests a health issue. Undoubtedly the grueling campaign trail is taking its toll on him.

  • Who could have imagined the guy who defends the continued murder of schoolchildren being a sadistic psychopath? It's always the ones you most suspect.

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  • Successful accelerationists tend to be murdered by the people they help put into power.

  • It's strategy. Many American swing voters own guns, the Republican messaging is that Kamala will take all those guns away, so this 'admission' is intended to make it permissible for those on-the-fence gun owners to vote for her.

    Kamala has secret service protection, she will likely have security around her for the rest of her life. She doesn't need to own a gun. This is just messaging and posturing to capture votes, please recognize it for what it is.

  • I actually answered an unrecognized local number on Saturday thinking it might be a pollster, but it was my local voter turnout organization calling to make sure I intended to vote and to see if I needed a ride to the voting center.

  • What is really annoying is that there are a lot of really good data modeling applications, they are just in research areas. Generative AI is absolutely a waste of resources, but a ton of money and energy is spent on that instead of on the applications that are actually bearing fruit.

  • People are so short-sighted, organized labor succeeding helps all labor get more, even if they are not represented. I was in CWA for years but even after I left the union their bargaining successes typically translated into wage increases for me. So even from a purely self-interested position all workers should support union actions and celebrate union successes.

  • A 77% increase over 6 years is 9.15% per year, which is quite good, but I don't think it's unreasonable.

  • You can set it yourself but it then verifies your address is real using Bing maps and the database is really lacking. If it doesn't find an entry it won't let you enter it. I am told this will be moving to Azure maps soon which I hope is better.

    Anyway we are leveraging manual network entries tofind phones at our locations using the WAP bssid or, for ethernet, LLDP but the latter isn't working. I can show LLDP coming in on a pcap but Teams doesn't see it - another ticket for Microsoft.

  • I am in the middle of trying to get e911 functional for Teams direct route calls, based of lis data, my Teams can't correctly determine the state I am in, much less my current address. It took multiple tickets to get our corporate headquarters to show up correctly instead of an address a half-mile away.

    I forsee getting a lot of tickets from this feature.

  • So he admits to being a thief.

  • A couple of my ferals are friendly like this and I get them flea prevention when they climb in my lap.

  • I live in a major city

    • To the nearest convenience store: 500m
    • To the nearest chain supermarket: 2.7km
    • To the bus stop: 400m
    • To the nearest park: 1.4km
    • To the nearest big supermarket: 2.7km (same one as above)
    • To the nearest library: 3km
    • To the nearest train station (light rail): 5.6km
  • The good ol' Shaggy Defense.