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Did this happen in any race in NJ? Also the <400 ballots were in different districts, and cast in different elections. They were also registered under different political parties, suggesting the ballots would not have skewed hard in any particular direction.

even though these people indicated while applying for a driver’s license that they weren’t citizens, they were registered as voters “through no fault of their own.”

Sherrill’s explanation also underscored what election officials have said for years: when non-citizens get onto the voter rolls, it’s usually accidental or unintentional. And illegal voting by non-citizen doesn’t happen on a massive scale, as Trump claims. The 400 improper voters cast ballots in elections where millions of eligible New Jersey voters voted.

Also 400 ballots cast across several different elections.

They want to build more camps... You can conclude from that they don't really have a plan for releasing these people from custody. Remember their first idea was to shove all these folks in CECOT, which has released maybe single digit numbers of prisoners since it was opened.

Also as an upstream, if your "coworker" releases a strange package without discussing the changes with the broader maintenance group, you might notice after 3-48 hours, but probably not within the hour unless you happened to be online.

There is no sneak up from behind in this system, or at least it can be very hard to target. You must know the full extent of the network, emerge from the blind spots, dismantle pieces, then return to the blind spots. Faster than they repair the machines.

Probably? Would be easier to develop drones to rip off the solar panels.

Yeah but there are golf carts that go bigger and faster than this car. At about the same price.

I think these were all one shots, so it was 1 reply per task?

Why almost?

Does it? Seems roughly equivalent. At least with SO there is a clear problem and solution being solved.

They're unlucky, no EU for you.

.md seems overzealous, no? Do you also block .rs? Would break too much I imagine.

.edu and .gov are us-specific, not sure if that is what they are referring to.

Oh god not this shit again.

Inb4 they give away .docx

Many do. I would argue most do, although i don't have air vs. Pro sales numbers so I can't speak definitively there.

Even those that don't may rely on passive cooling strategies that are less effective in enclosed spaces.

Then why do they have fans?

I'd also add that at a fixed location/desk, having a dock with ethernet is also very normal.

Anyway it is probably just there to demonstrate the possibilities to consumers. What if a lower profile standard for networking gets popularized?

Deleting won't do anything if the data has already been leaked, just change your passwords and don't put them in LP.

By contrast, we think the way to get more prosperity is to do more of the things that made America prosperous in the past.

Like not wage foreign wars?

1. Tesco is migrating off

2. Tesco had a good deal they paid for ahead of time, with the full support cycle detailed in the contract that Broadcom is refusing to honor.

3. Broadcom is arguing that since Tesco is migrating off, they can't sue for damages. Tesco would probably counter argue that the migration is due to Broadcom not honoring the original contract.

employees who will gripe about things like what web browser they use are often not worth the trouble at scale.

Firms who enforce homogeneity through policy are not worth the trouble at scale.

All of what you listed is preventable at a mild labor cost to the same degree as other browsers.

I don't think using a popular web browser is that unreasonable an accomodation.

It's a pain that when you cannot do what you want to do. But it's not your laptop. It's the company's.

But it is my craft, and to be limited to what tools I can use in my craft can decrease the value of my work, and in doing so decrease the company's productivity.

Still only 3b valuation, or 20x less than Cursor.

Roulette grace period, keep them on their toes.

We're operating normally, but with reduced redundancy. We continue to work with our upstream ISP to identify and resolve the issue.

Also Steve Jobs Apple is probably much different than today's Apple.

You want to ship every debug utility you will need in every image? Just seems wasteful. What about 3rd party images, you will respin images just to add your preferred toolset?