I waited several hours to respond after reporting this to the admins. Regardless of whether they respond as I’d like them to, this is complete and utter bullshit. And I’m going to play the mod card here … it’s just politics is not where I have the ability remove things.

Because I would here.

The content does not back the headline. I watched the full video, and it’s historically accurate. At no point does he veer into Nazi apologia. Saying shit happened is not being an apologist.

I’ve noticed that more and more things are breaking on a VPN. That’s my first guess. I’ve allowed all domains through on NoScript, but the dropdowns don’t do anything.

Takeout is offering no options other than CSV.

My god, they have a blinking construction barrier.

As with your other link-shortening post, this is not how things are done on Beehaw. That you’re using two different link shorteners to head to the same domain, there’s a whiff of intentional misdirection.

Use the original source as the link.

In the future, please post the original source, not a tinyurl link that obscures it.

Reading through the documentation, SponsorBlock being baked in has nearly sold it for me. That said, I’ve been building up my history for years and am never shown anything outside of what I might enjoy watching. Is there a way to import that?

The timing just wasn’t Reich.

Main land bridge from Africa to the rest of the world

Well, until the Suez canal.

Here’s a link to the video on YouTube, for those who don’t want to sign up for 243 sites tracking your activity.

But essentially, any human endeavour will have failures. The question is the extent, and this is presented as a one-sigma solution

This is just lazy journalism. Like, yes, it’s statistically interesting how many people attended, but not of particular news value. If you’re looking at the photos from across the country and thinking, “OK, but what’s the precise number,” the forest is being missed for the trees.

People seem to have fetishized the posited 3.5% figure where movements gain traction. When millions show up to demonstrate, rounding to the nearest hundred thousand isn’t the story.

I pity the fool who pays full price for a Windows license. I of course immediately formatted and switched to Linux.

Legacy pubs are dying. We just don’t have the new structure in place yet, so they’re trading off misplaced goodwill from what they were doing decades ago, and people keep subscribing.

We’re back to “I can do this myself.”

I’m aware. I have two ex-wives.

New York’s governor, Kathy Hochul, called the arrest “bullshit” on social media and to reporters. She later said in a news conference that the charges against Lander had been dropped late on Tuesday afternoon.

If all of this weren’t so serious, it would be interesting, just from a sociological perspective, to see the extent to which public officials using expletives in public-facing remarks has increased of late.

This is the most French comment I’ve seen in ages.

Doesn’t an in-progress eruption mean the highest alert level has already been reached? Like, what else is it going to do? Erupt harder?

So, back in the day, you paid for a Windows license. An exorbitant amount unless you had a .edu email. You paid once, and they left you the fuck alone. No data/telemetry collection; MS had gotten its pound of flesh and was quite content to wait until a new version came out so you could either pay another license fee or just buy a new computer.

Now, the OS is functionally free because you are the product.

I picked up a mini PC a couple of years ago with Win11 Pro, 16GB of RAM and a 500GB SSD for $99. Only a few versions prior, a full license cost more than this whole machine, and some inflation happened in the interim.

If you have a pihole, it becomes immediately apparent just how often Windows is attempting to phone home. This is what’s commonly referred to as “surveillance capitalism.”

I’m going to guess you also use Facebook if any of this is a surprise to you.

If they were actually date brokers, I shouldn’t be single.