@KristianHarstad hey, a fathom to a cable to a nautical mile is basically metric.
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Robert ReichThere is no labor shortage. There is a living wage shortage, a hazard pay shortage, a child care shortage, a paid sick leave shortage, and a health care shortage.
Does a new year mean we can settle this debate and finally treat workers with dignity?
Does a new year mean we can settle this debate and finally treat workers with dignity?
First crack at a live synth performance
#synth #drummachine #sequencer #microkorg #ju06a #dawless #dawlessjammin #electronicmusic
https://youtu.be/qGNuFIGtdDY #looping #volca #volcadrum #modelcycles
Live at Lantern Records (clip)
@submono I want to hear it!
Qasim Rashid, Esq.As a human rights lawyer who has done extensive immigration work, let me make something absolutely clear.
Asylum is legal immigration.
There's no "port of entry" requirement.
There's no "visa" requirement.
There's no "first country" requirement.
You enter the United States, and you apply for asylum.
Because asylum is legal immigration. Period.
Period.
@w7voa surely twitter has the ability to just delete those tweets, but they are insisting that the journalists do it themselves?
Actual conversation I had…
Me: Billionaire philanthropy is nothing more than PR. Tax billionaires.
Troll: Lol you trust the Govt to spend our money?
Me: Yes, the Govt is elected by We the People, and therefore is accountable to us and can be voted out.
Troll: Govt is bought.
Me: Bought by who?
Troll: By billionai—...😳
Me: ...🤔
Troll: Ok, Tax billionaires.
@sethcotlar nice! Definitely some overlap with mine.
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Alex StamosThis claim is false.
Law enforcement has the ability to get stored communications from companies like Twitter under 18 USC 2703(d). This is a famous "d-order" that has to be signed by a judge.
Companies can demand reimbursement under 2706. You can argue that 2703 should have a higher standard, but if the government can get to user data should it be free or should the companies ask for a nominal cost?
This is absolutely nothing to do with content moderation.