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Bad translation/cultural interpretation? Maybe they meant something along the lines of "if I spoke he would have hurt my family" which is a verbal phrase that holds power over him, sort of like a spell.

june ,
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Possibly, the article implies it just had to do with the civil war in the 90s. Why do you think homosexuality was a factor?

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Most of the people who lived in the same building as Dahmer had no idea he was killing, dismembering, and even eating his victims in the same building as them.

Josef Fritzl managed to hide his daughter in a secret room in his basement, with his wife convinced she had ran away. She gave birth down there six times and her mom, just above her head, was completely unaware.

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If there is a hell it was made for people like him.

june ,
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Every part of his name can walk through the green glass door, but he can’t

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They kept them all side by side like that, all landscape?

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In particular, I witnessed ACAB go from something that when I would say it would be nearly impossible to defend to many people, to something almost everyone (with some lefty tendencies ofc) immediately understands and agrees with. The first shift was BLM, the second Uvalde.

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Yup, and after BLM they would say "but who do you call if there is a shooter?", until Uvalde disproved that idea.

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I guess the Zionist crowd is more important than most young people, then. What a shame.

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There's this neat feature where if you click on the link, you actually get the whole article

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China still handles nearly a third of all manufacturing in the world, and the US only a sixth.

june ,
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These are excellent steps. Is this the Biden admin trying to build some positive reception among people who are upset about his support of Israel?

june ,
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Consider changing the voice, maybe that will help relax your dog

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They passed a bill here in Montana that literally did one thing: made it okay to bully trans kids. That's it.

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I was using my 2016 (or so) MacBook Air the other day and getting low memory errors. I thought, wow, this thing only has 8 gb, maybe it's time to upgrade, just to see this 😐

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Idk, this seems anthropocentric. Why would we be the first? I understand that there is some degree of truth to the universe being young, but that seems as likely as us being the only advanced life, which assumes that we are some special exception.

It seems more likely that other technologically advanced life may have gone intentionally dark (minimizing signals that may leave the solar system) for safety. It's possible humans will do this some day, maybe after we detect alien life and determine it is dangerous. Or, they prioritized harmony and stewardship of their planet and stopped broadcasting (or never did) because that is incompatible with their life style.

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Broadcast degrade, which wouldn't mean much for already existing conqueror civilizations looking for anyone to invade, but does mean the signal isn't entirely endless and we don't broadcast with the strength to reach very far (what with our only needing to send them around our planet). Our historic signals may very well never make it to civilizations advanced enough to hear them just due to distance and the fact that space isn't a perfect vacuum; signals degrade linearly as they are overwhelmed by the comparatively much more powerful background radiation. Digitally encoded signals like the ones we send now would be even harder to detect as the information would seem random.

Additionally, if we were to stop broadcasting then our broadcast would be effectively an expanding bubble with a ~130 light-year thick surface, so while it may reach a civilization and continue to reach them for 130 years, there is a chance it would reach them prior to technological advancement and it would pass by without detection. Of course in this case we assume that a new civilization would be hostile.

The party example doesn't really work here because there is no start time to be on time or fashionably late/early to.

Fun conversation, this is the stuff I used to love reddit for 😊

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Here's a good example. An account I have blocked replied to me. If they go into a sub I moderate and start acting like a jackass, I'll never know because I have them blocked.

The only way I'd see it, is if someone reported it.

This is why, when I was a reddit moderator (r/Firefox), I never blocked users even if they were absolute trash to me. I always thought of that as a severe limitation of the platform, there should be a setting to show blocked user's content (labelled as such) in communities you moderate.

june ,
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Doesn't support Firefox as a search provider for the sub-dock search bar, so DOA for me

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Firefox supplies a search bar widget that then uses your Firefox search settings, and it's how I do things

See:

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/c32bf237-cba7-4aad-a834-80cc2f952b2e.png

On Nova

Tapping it immediately opens Firefox in the search bar with the keyboard open, and allows me to use my search history, browser history, bookmarks, and search suggestions, all at once:

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/b1fe1220-762b-4c9c-93f2-df1f569850f6.png

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So it's better to melt the faces off of hundreds of thousands of innocent people than to risk a two state solution?

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"They" were civilians. You may have had a point if they nuked
strictly military targets, but they didn't, they nuked two major civilian centers and they placed the epicenter of the blast in such a position so as to cause maximum carnage.

Any argument that it was anti Soviet (and that that makes it acceptable somehow) or that it was necessary is just atrocity apologia.

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So they deserved it, because their government did terrible things.

You understand that they lived under immense propaganda. Right? They deserved it just as much as the people of East Asia deserved the atrocities committed against them by the Japanese Imperial military.

Would you support nuking Moscow, Jerusalem, or DC? Why not?

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