The only thing the tolerant cannot tolerate is intolerance.
ysjet
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He can demand all he wants, the federal government doesn't get to decide how elections work.
My understanding is that window's passkey support differs from something like what is offered by linux distros in that, instead of storing your passwords in a strongly encrypted, audited, and trustworthy store like 1pw or similar, windows instead stores them in the OS.
Which personally I consider a con, I don't trust windows to store pictures without fucking it up, why on earth would I give them passkeys?
Trump backer Timothy Mellon identified as donor of $130m for US troop pay during government shutdown
Because rich people don't actually buy anything- they just get a loan, using their potential income as the collateral. You and I aren't rich enough for that, and paying down debt prevents that sort of thing from happening as well.
What stats prove 'success'? That racist immigration policies reduce immigration? That's not a success, that's isolation and stagnation.
Intends to? He already has.
Time can go fuck itself for this bullshit headline. "Democrats leave White House with no deal"?
How about "Republicans refuse Democrat deal, setting stage for Republican Government shutdown"
Or maybe something like "Republicans Refuse To Give Americans Benefits and Medical they Pay For, Govenment Shutdown Imminent"
It was illegal, then Reagan changed that.
They actually walked that back using blu-rays as an excuse. If there's any sort of DRM/encryption/etc, you're completely unallowed to circumvent it, even for personal backup.
If you scroll down a bit, I actually already answered that question in this exact threat, one reply down.
Looks like I mixed up two different cases- the cause of one, and the duration of another.
weev (who apparently is a giant asshole) was the one who got sent to jail for accessing a completely public URL AT&T wished he didn't in 2010. The EFF took up his case. His sentence was later vacated by another court because so many civil rights lawyers kept joining his team pro-bono so the court tossed it out on a blatant technicality to get the issue to go away, so he only served ~2y.
As for the CFAA being used to slap people with life sentences, there's too many examples to know which one I was mixing it up with. Aaron Swartz is the classic example.
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I'ts not supposed to make sense, it's supposed to convince people not to vote, because people exercising their rights are inconvenient to the republican leadership and their backers.