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    Comment #46369769

    How is that germane to this discussion? I already made it clear I didn't think the Venezuelan migrant in the segment should have been deported to a third country under those condit…

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    Comment #46367809

    Note that the accused TdA member claimed to be a college student in Venezuela. He was not enrolled in any US school. Not saying he deserved to be deported to a third country, just …

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    Comment #46329701

    This seems like a reach: > Print inevitably precipitates a face-to-face community, giving it the capacity to represent and in turn catalyze real-world movements. I've never gone to…

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    Comment #46319935

    As far as I can tell, I'm doing that right now with a new higher-end Samsung television. The installer showed me how to make it boot directly to the active HDMI source and skip the…

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    Comment #46319838

    Existing LTE is fine. If they wanted to embed modems in the TVs they could do it now. I'm guessing they simply don't have to, simply because a huge number of consumers will dutiful…

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    Comment #46296733

    El Salvador is making a case for it, and other countries are paying attention.

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    Comment #46292114

    Uh, no. They stopped because they were being punished for pulling over ethnically disproportionate numbers of drivers. This is likely due to several factors but the end result was …

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    Comment #46292090

    That got labeled "mass incarceration" and even Joe Biden (a 'law and order Democrat' to the core) had to walk back support of what he viewed as one of his greatest achievements, ch…

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    Comment #46292058

    A large part of the deal is that ALPRs flag on hotlists and cannot be accused of racism. There's no way to argue a vehicle stop is the result of profiling when it's a machine recog…

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    Comment #46259062

    TIL, thanks!

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    Comment #46258475

    Re: random countries, sometimes with PIA the Panama exit has a crazily low ping time (I'm physically in California). I wonder what leads to it? Hawaii I can understand, there's a c…

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    Comment #46246342

    I am all in favor of broad cannabis legalization, but there there is something to the gateway theory. Most users of harder drugs indicate past use of marijuana. Additionally, marij…

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    Comment #46239604

    If it's smart it won't be what you planned, but it'll almost always be what you like. If you thought the Vader scene at the end of Rogue One was stupid fanservice, it leans one way…

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    Comment #46239565

    It's not just that: generative AI tools make it so easy to make content that you run into discoverability problems. The pool of available content becomes huge but without a way to …

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    Comment #46201436

    Now I'm picturing Hasidic robots.

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    Comment #46201345

    They could if there are human pickers. In any event, delivery doesn't always mean the worst of the produce aisle, and while I noted that the incentive of tips might not transfer to…

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    Comment #46201318

    Yep. Instacart. I work from home and sometimes I don't want to go to the store (or it would be difficult because I'm on Zoom/Teams a lot), but I need vegetables, meat, milk, etc. f…

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    Comment #46199653

    I like not going to the store more. Because tips are important to the income of delivery shoppers, I find that I generally get good produce selections. It might be difficult to tra…

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    Comment #46198454

    My problem is the knee-jerk "Google will sell/read our data" that suggesting any of their suite seems to engender. It doesn't really matter what Google says in their contracts, too…

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    Comment #46163078

    I wonder how much piracy really impacts their pricing strategy? I honestly don't know.

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    Comment #46163028

    The issue is that Netflix doesn't control those restrictions, the content creators (well, rights holders) do, and their incentives don't always align.

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    Comment #46162902

    It happened to Joe Biden. He wasn't swapped out until it was clear he would lose the popular election.