That's a classic move when you can't even fudge your way through the Harris campaign's bait trap. Accuse the other side of -- seasonal allergies?
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You actively choose not to use it but if you didn't know about such a mechanic, sometimes you might end up like this.
I'll give this much credit to Trump: he's good at telling people what they want to hear.
Next to nothing he says in that 2 hour speech is based in reality, but it appears many voters want some miracle MAGA fantasy over reality.
How about, a company offering a feature that is OPT-OUT would be responsible for the contents of that feature. That will convince companies to actually require user consent.
The plaintiff here sounds like a insufferable enough colleague to not want to write a card to, regardless of gender.
To OP and any smart coders out there: if you could implement this feature into Lemmy yourself, you could earn up to a cool €6000.
Tell me why
I never wanna hear you say
I want it as the crow flies.
1% / 35% / 64%. I like seeing what's going on in Vancouver and other Canadian cities, nationally, and the relatively active !pcgaming@lemmy.ca (primarily due to @alessandro@lemmy.ca 's news posting efforts).
When I'm done then I visit what's Hot and the top 12h on All.
The government agencies tasked to hold companies accountable for industry standards and safety, have been taking companies for their word instead of actually inspecting for far too long.
There are prolific posters and some bots that post nearly half of the content that gets popular on a particular day. Commentors I think there's a healthy mix of regulars and users I don't recognize.
I think this is due to the new California law. I wonder if there will be any carveouts for some games that let you make an offline backup, or if the Steam licensing scheme means that all products offered on Steam are licensed.
I kind of felt that way at that age, in the sense that I was worried about choosing a career path and being stuck in it forever.
For me, moving away from my entire previous life in a new city far away was something I wasn't really expecting I would do, but I did and I generally feel really good about it.
At your age, and when you start living in your own place, you've got to realize that stuff isn't just going to happen for you any more, and if you want something done you are going to need to put serious effort into it. Yes, it is tough to work a full time job that leaves little time for thinking about and doing much else, for ever-decreasing pay. However, you have to make the most of it, make changes you want to see in your life. Plan things out, speak with people to see whether your ideas are sound, make decisions, act on them, taking on calculated risks and responsibilities. Then you'll find you'll be able to do what you want to a bit more.