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The NOAA isn’t releasing its hurricane season outlook until May 24th. Based on the past few years, we could have a hurricane by then.
At least they start regular tropical updates on May 15th, even if they still maintain that June 1st is the start of hurricane season.
At least they start regular tropical updates on May 15th, even if they still maintain that June 1st is the start of hurricane season.
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Sorry if this was unsensible, but maybe lot more sensible than Mole Pictures.. ...
Sorry if this was unsensible, but maybe lot more sensible than Mole Pictures.. ...
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I really wish that people didn't talk like a walking degree thesis so that I could actually understand what this workshop is about.
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The rhetoric on that page feels more snobbish-esoteric to me, rather than snobbish-scientific.
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It's what happens when people who have experienced no hardship in their lives play at being activists.
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Is GNU officially pro-abortion now? Are they calling anti-abortion laws repressive? In my opinion that issue is better left seperated from the isue of free software.
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Where did you read that?
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This seems to imply that anti-abortion laws are repressive.
TeDaDeS
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I did skim that part but it appears it didn't register like that for me, but I might agree.
This might be an individual view though, as the general message of this post is that privacy is important and Meta can infringe on it by providing free software to schools and selling its metadata.
The text: https://www.gnu.org/education/educational-malware-app-along.html
"Leading students to “open up” to teachers about things unrelated to school activities may mean putting them in danger, because parents and school administrators also are allowed to see students' replies, as well as teachers themselves. This becomes more ominous in the light of repressive laws in some US states. If a student in Texas tells the school, “I am taking a puberty blocker” or “I'm so glad mom gave me money to travel to New Mexico for an abortion,” an administrator or a teacher who hears this could sue the parents or try to get the state to take their children away. They may even be legally required to do so."
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I agree with the main point about privacy. Too bad I still use WhatsApp with my family. They insist on doing it that way.
I generally appreciate how well RMS keeps his ideologies seperated. That makes me wonder if he wrote this article. I think that he was in favour for allowing abortion, but it seems unlike him to allow that opinion to leak through like that.
I generally appreciate how well RMS keeps his ideologies seperated. That makes me wonder if he wrote this article. I think that he was in favour for allowing abortion, but it seems unlike him to allow that opinion to leak through like that.
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Unfortunately I can't watch them yet because sleep seems to be a thing that totally legit humans like me need.
JDTAY
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Happy Cinco de Mayo everyone!
(It’s a Mexican holiday that we in the US use as an excuse to drink margaritas.)
(It’s a Mexican holiday that we in the US use as an excuse to drink margaritas.)
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Keeping ideologies separated isn't always a good idea. Free software doesn't exist in a vacuum. It's there for a purpose and this purpose is often linked to real-life situations that are tied to other ideologies/struggles.
For example, plenty of free software people advocated Signal for people in countries with an oppressive regime. The problem is that in many cases, using Signal itself was a sign that you had something to hide and could lead to trouble with the authorities. For these people, it made a lot more sense to offer free software solutions that could rely on more widespread software (e-mail, Whatsapp, etc.)
Also, if you want to spread the use of free software, you have to give people actual use cases that are relevant to their lives and needs. Many people don't see any problem with using proprietary printer firmware, until you point out that a free firmware would let them use cheaper ink or have a printer that doesn't refuse to print a black and white page because the magenta is running low.
(Also, anti-abortion law are repressive: they're about taking away reproductive rights. Some people might argue that this is a good thing, but it's still repressive in itself)
For example, plenty of free software people advocated Signal for people in countries with an oppressive regime. The problem is that in many cases, using Signal itself was a sign that you had something to hide and could lead to trouble with the authorities. For these people, it made a lot more sense to offer free software solutions that could rely on more widespread software (e-mail, Whatsapp, etc.)
Also, if you want to spread the use of free software, you have to give people actual use cases that are relevant to their lives and needs. Many people don't see any problem with using proprietary printer firmware, until you point out that a free firmware would let them use cheaper ink or have a printer that doesn't refuse to print a black and white page because the magenta is running low.
(Also, anti-abortion law are repressive: they're about taking away reproductive rights. Some people might argue that this is a good thing, but it's still repressive in itself)
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