TL;DR;

A few days later, someone pointed out an issue in SerenityOS where a new contributor offered to update the documentation to include gender-neutral language instead of always assuming the person building the project was a man. Kling rejected it with the statement: “This project is not an appropriate arena to advertise your personal politics.”

…Kling and the Ladybird project doubled down on rejecting active inclusion in the name of being “apolitical.” Others tried to explain that rejecting inclusivity is inherently a political decision.

If you’ve watched enough of these things play out, it’s usually the doubling down that causes a lasting split, more than the original disagreement.

So not some kind of JK Rowling transphobia or even stock republiQan misogyny as much as a fairly tone-deaf executive position on documentation that became a thing.

Making documentation gender-neutral is not radical or ‘political’ other than it’s trying to reflect the reality that more than just men use and create code. It seems like Kling thought his project was under threat of takeover by some radical pansexual furry anarcho-collective (not that there’s anything wrong with that) and said something stupid like “documentation isn’t a place for political debate” which, is sort of true and also not relevant to the change requested.

As the article states, the real issue is the doubling down. That’s not good.

This is the exact block I came to quote.

The rest of the article is good too, though.

A lawyer using AI is like a lawyer submitting documents in poorly-written crayon.

It really speaks to the type of lawyers he’s agreed to pay to take this case. Assuming he actually will pay large sums unlike trump, he went with the most idiotic he could find.

😱

Yeah the horrible spoiler laws that make a party get 5,000 signatures to appear on a state ballot. Outrageous.

Palantir can get bent

It’s always the same people.

At the press conference, authorities leading the search for victims seemed to dodge questions over who was responsible for monitoring the weather that killed so many people and warning that flash floods were hurtling toward camps and homes.

Throughout the periodically heated press conference, he and other Texas officials faced accusations of “ducking” questions regarding Kerr county’s alert system. They repeatedly insisted that their priority was finding victims, not reviewing what happened in the hours before the floods devastated the region.

Conservatives facing the inevitable, horrible result of their lifelong actions: No comment.

And healthcare for everyone, right?

“They’re not respecting our human rights,” one man said during the same call. “We’re human beings; we’re not dogs. We’re like rats in an experiment.”

“I don’t know their motive for doing this, if it’s a form of torture. A lot of us have our residency documents and we don’t understand why we’re here,” he added.

A third detainee, who said he is Colombian, described deteriorating mental health and lack of access to necessary medical care.

“I’m on the edge of losing my mind. I’ve gone three days without taking my medicine,” he said. “It’s impossible to sleep with this white light that’s on all day.”

He also claimed his Bible was confiscated.

“They took the Bible I had and they said here there is no right to religion. And my Bible is the one thing that keeps my faith, and now I’m losing my faith,” he said.

La Figura’s girlfriend said the couple shares a 4-year-old daughter.

Florida authorities have not responded to inhumane conditions allegations

The scientists analyzed the metal and metalloids inside seven types of disposable devices from three of the most popular brands. Using an instrument to activate the disposable e-cigarettes and heat the internal liquid, they created between 500 and 1,500 puffs for each device. They found:

• Some devices emitted surprisingly high concentrations of elements in the vapor, including antimony and lead.
• Levels of chromium, nickel and antimony increased as the number of puffs increased.
• Most of the disposable e-cigarettes tested released markedly higher amounts of metals and metalloids into vapors than earlier, refillable vapes.

The scientists then took apart the devices to trace the sources of the metals.

“We found that these disposable devices have toxins already present in the e-liquid, or they’re leaching quite extensively from their components into e-liquids and ultimately transferred to the smoke,” Salazar said.

Sure. They just don’t have any more money or other weapons.

Thanks for eating the onion Graniuad. SAD!

So long as you’re not using an app or a standard browser, sure. Everyone’s running Tails?

Saying he is not a fitting candidate is not slander?

No. It is not.

It’s rude, it’s dismissive, it’s a bunch of things that also aren’t crimes and your desperation to show Democrats as the Worst Things Evar is showing.

Here, post an article from the Democrats supporting him and don’t forget to mention they’re democrats. Yeah, don’t worry no one will expect you to even consider it.

Hey guys, just checking in. Is social media ove- . . .

Oh.

Okay, well. Later!

They already had a chance to kick him to the curb, and didn’t.

This is just fluff.

Democrats now openly slander Mamdani

Ffs. That’s not the case.

Slander: the utterance of false charges or misrepresentations which defame and damage another’s reputation

If you think someone saying “he doesn’t have a plan” is slander, you might want to stay the hell away from politics.

This wasn’t FPTP, it’s NYC and yes there’s a Jewish component to the race, and yeah he’s young and inexperienced. All of those are valid, legitimate concerns regarding a political election.

Unfortunately for them, the primary is over and they already lost. So no, they don’t have to blindly believe Mamdani is going to win in a lanslide, but they should at least act like it. I think we’re looking at a mayoral race through a presidential-election lens.

Slander though? No.

Fine, but don’t log in. Stop allowing full unfettered access to every bit of data that comprises your daily existence. That’s obviously my point.

…this math, which has been used for probably more than two millennium

Sure. That’s what I’m doubting. That’s what they’re talking about. That’s the hype.

Quite rightly!

Great story too.