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Donald Trump accused of sharing nuclear submarine details with Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt
If he could be found guilty of a serious crime before the first GOP primary, that would be super helpful. Can we get this done?
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Donald Trump accused of sharing nuclear submarine details with Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt
If he could be found guilty of a serious crime before the first GOP primary, that would be super helpful. Can we get this done?
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[Image] Not sure why but this made me laugh
Parking lots are a waste of space and force us to build things further apart, making life more difficult for those who don't want to use cars. They should have to pay.
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Russians stop providing insulin to civilians without Russian citizenship in occupied village in Kherson Oblast
My first thought was that maybe Russia was experiencing shortages due to the deteriorating economic situation in Russia but, reading the article, this feels more like a petty bureaucrat that's upset that the occupied people of Ukraine are not cooperating as well as he wishes, so he makes passive-aggressive "punishments" of the people. This may ultimately be good for the war effort, leading to more behind-the-lines resistance movements.
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Y'all, this is a rhetorical question meant to serve as a zinger against Israel. OP doesn't want actual answers.
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Linux Distro For Use On A Flash Drive
Do yourself a favor and get an external hard drive. You'll get much better results and can run almost any distro with it.
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Texas woman who sought court permission for abortion leaves state for the procedure, attorneys say
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There would be no penalty in this case. The law prohibits enforcement against the mother and activities that take place outside of the state are also not enforceable by Texas. The exception is if someone drives her to the state line for the purpose of obtaining an abortion or gives her money while both are situated in the State of Texas, although interesting would be a case where one is in Texas and the other isn't, bringing up the interstate commerce clause.
Texas allows medical exceptions. I have not yet read why this case did not qualify for the exception. Presumably because the court did not agree the mother's life was at serious risk? Has anyone a good read of the court's ruling?
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Unilever will let Russia employees be conscripted
The entire executive suite should all be arrested for financing terrorist operations in Ukraine. Replace them with people who will cut operations with Russia!
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Russia has tested a nuclear-powered missile and could revoke a global atomic test ban, Putin says
I'll begin to worry with the mistresses and children of Russian oligarchs all leave their lives of western luxury and return to Russia. Too many Russian elite are living it up in the west for nuclear weapons to be a credible threat.
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Elon Musk Wants to Relive His Start-Up Days. He’s Repeating the Same Mistakes.
With his day on SpaceX, does anyone consider him a national security risk?
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Putin says Russia will use cluster bombs in Ukraine if it has to
Ukraine is using them to clear minefields planted by Russians who illegally entered the country for the purpose of mass murder. I think we can give Ukraine a pass on what type of munitions they think will be useful for saving lives.
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lemmy.world leads the pack as the #1 most active instance, outpacing the next 5 non-bot instances combined!
I'm reading from kbin.social. Does kbin get included in the stats?
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'Cancer-killing pill' that appears to 'annihilate' solid tumours is now being tested on humans
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This treatment looks to give us the ability to buy time. So many treatments just cannot act fast enough or are so weakening at higher doses that the person doesn't make it. I think we will see a lot of new treatment options that give us room for creativity when the first option fails. I've lost a lot of people I love to cancer in my life. I'm hopeful that those I love still living will be with us longer, so I can love and enjoy them more. At least until the next thing after cancer gets them (or me).
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Solus Is Back, but Can It Survive Its Troubled Past?
I never left. The problem before was access was limited to one person who went AWOL. Now the organization has redundancy and the crew of maintainers are motivated, dedicated, and hard working.
This crisis was exactly what Solus needed to gain lasting power.
Stable. Rolling. Independent. That's what I want and Solus has been one of the few that really does this.
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Was Bakhmut worth it? — Reaction to Michael Kofman
Michael Kofman has been consistently wrong since the start of the war. I wish everyone would stop listening to him and write him off as a hack. Anders Puck does a good job outlining Kofman's arguments about Bakhmut and then shows why those arguments are not entirely reasonable with the biggest reason being the brave defense of Bakhmut lead to Wagner exiting the war, taking out the most effective Russian force in Ukraine, and illustrating a certain fragility to the Russian reliance on military contractors.
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Artemis public beta up! Thanks Hariette
Will this go on Fdroid too?
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What happened to the Crimea bridge and why is it important?
I heard the naval drone attached from inside the Azov Sea which shows Ukraine has done something very unexpected. How did the front get to the north side of the bridge?
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My wife is Ojibwe and her tribe illegally migrated several hundred miles west about one generation before Europeans arrived, taking land that belonged to other natives.
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Kremlin spokesman: Prigozhin case will be dropped, he will move to Belarus
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Being in Belarus is convenient for when he wants to give it a second go.
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whats so good about arch compared to linux mint?
For everyone saying the wiki, you don't have to be an Arch user to love the wiki. I'm on Solus but use the Arch wiki frequently.
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Russian military on edge as Ukrainian resistance gains momentum
Russian military expressed fears over the actions of Ukrainian partisans operating in occupied territories. The Ukrainian resistance movement is gaining momentum, leaving Russian military forces on edge.
According to Russian soldiers, Ukrainians have been engaging in various acts of resistance, including delivering poisoned food, planting explosives under collaborators’ vehicles, and providing intelligence to Ukrainian reconnaissance units about the presence and locations of occupying forces.