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  • Sure, but advocates for prison reform don't have to be incarcerated.

  • People leaving Twitter now is not very impressive. Less "seeing the light" and more "Trumpgret".

    I'll remind you that the Debian project left Twitter over a year ago. So the EFF isn't as fast moving or comfortable with change like ... Debian.

  • I pulled this off reddit. I know that's gross, but this was too good not to share.

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  • I've never trusted full disk encryption because I understand the person most likely to get locked out of my data is me.

    I can see the use case for laptops, but my security policy is "if you have physical access, you win".

  • Andrea Dworkin is spinning in her grave. There's something extra tragic about adopting the token persona for someone at the intersectionality of two identities that the right hates.

    the problem with tokens is that sooner or later they get spent.

  • This relies on the assumption that Trump would make better decisions given accurate information.

  • Round Lasagna? You are out of control. How do you slice it? like a pie?

  • Laventiy Beria was the head of Stalin's NKVD. He may not be the greatest villain, but more people need to know about this motherfucker.

    Stalin introduced him as "My Himmler". Despite all the spying and torture you'd expect from the secret police, Beria found time to be a prolific rapist as a side hustle.

  • TempleOS should be obscure, but everyone knows about it because it's such a joke.

  • I read that as "new-age" verification. LOL

    We gotta inspect your Chakra dude.

  • Nixon was not decent. The difference was that a Senator (Goldwater) told Nixon point blank that he was getting impeached and the senate had the votes to convict and remove.

    Like most government officials "retirement" is getting fired.

  • Anti-theists are stuck in the classic bigot's dilemma.

    On the one hand, they hate the administration. On the other, they love religious discrimination.

  • I know when we think of politics in church you think of evangelicals and Republicans, but don't forget that the black Church has been nexus for progressive politics since forever.

    I bring this up because a misguided attempt to reign all this in would give a powerful tool to those who'd suppress Democrat voters. (If you ever wonder why Republicans hate Sunday voting, you probably haven't seen the church bus pull up to the polling station.)

  • Conspiracy theories are a plot by Big Dumb to make us think less.

  • One thing I've noticed recently was a massive uptick of adolescent sex jokes. It's really annoying.

  • then they have rights

    Why? I'm not trolling, I just really think it's interesting where people think "rights" come from. Some people think they come from God. Which is great, because in this scenario we are God. So anything we do is ethical because we did it.

    I contend they come from States. Because I notice that rights are different in different States. And I don't think a god would obey jurisdiction.

    Another way of saying this is that the beings themselves have to recognize and demand rights. Because a state is just people deciding things after all.

    So where do the rights come from? Are they a legal/socail construct, or inherent in the universe some how? Some third thing I didn't think of?

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  • Of course science is political. Knowledge is power and all power systems are political.

    But ignoring philosophy, Science is a charity. By in large they must beg for their money. You don't suppose that the people providing the money have any influence?

    And I'm not talking about junk science, biased studies, or even fraud. A perfectly run study may still be political simply because it was chosen for funding over something else.

  • To be fair, the Afghanistan war only lasted weeks. About a thousand of them, but still.