He was definitely a corrupt war criminal, like any president, but Caesar was murdered because of his radical approach to helping the populare at the detriment of the oligarchy. I don’t think Trump has that to worry about

He’s just going to pardon Ghislaine and appoint her

Rest in piss

They should force it to become a worker cooperative. It’s the only solution that doesn’t allow for corruption

Did you see the bike? Don’t ask questions you know the answer to

now that you’ve gotten that out of your system, what are you going to do about it? Silence is not an option.

It works as intended because you haven’t integrated yet

While that may be true, I believe that citizens should be treated at least on par with service members. If tear gas is banned in war, it should be banned as a crowd suppressant

I’d just like to take a moment to observe that it’s a war crime to use CS in war, but perfectly acceptable to use on civilians. Maybe we should re-evaluate crowd control tactics.

You mean like Israel bombing the designated safe area multiple times, or bombing civilian caravans, or bombing ambulances, or bombing hospitals, or killing hospital patients, or

Cats are more fickle than that. For example, my cats will literally approach me seeking attention and do this the moment I try to pet them.

I hope the left coalition can rally and stop bullshit from both Macron and LePen in their next election.

They’re public employees. Their privacy is non-existent while on duty. There is actually no reason for police radios to be encrypted. The only reason police feel even a modium of responsibility to the public is because they are able to be constantly watched by citizens, and their unencrypted comms is an important part of that.

ETA: I get what you were saying and adding onto it, not trying to contradict

It’s not a HIPAA violation for a report like this to go over unsecured radio waves:

16 year old male, unresponsive. Suspected alcohol poisoning. EMS required. Address to be provided by emergency services

Private health data was compromised as well, on a smaller scale. It doesn’t make sense to blame users for a security breach of a corporation, literally ever. That’s my point. The friend was dumb, and you shared something maybe you shouldn’t have. But that doesn’t also absolve the company of poor security practices. I very strongly doubt that 14,000 people knew or consciously chose to directly share with a collective 7 million people.

Reddit didn’t used to force email, try just clicking next. Otherwise you could use one of the dozens of “10 minute email” services.

You opt in to share your data with Facebook. Would you still consider it an issue if your data was breached because someone else’s account was hacked?

23andMe is responsible for sandboxing that data, however. Which they obviously didn’t do.

Is it also the User’s fault for the 6,898,600 people that didn’t reuse a password and were still breached?

Goodness, I can’t imagine only ONE vacation per year! Buy a single family home and rent it at twice the cost of the mortgage to make ends meet. It’s hard work not doing anything all year!