Props to the article for listing some of the extensions.

Sure do wish they’d list all that they investigated and publish as a “sells data / doesn’t sell data”

Is that to include the Afghani?

I think the real apathy about the release is how unorganized/difficult to browse the files were.

I watched a bunch of videos of people “dissecting” the files. After some nothing burger takes, I decided to pull down a copy of the files.

Yeah, there could be some genuinely incriminating stuff on there, but with how difficult it is to browse through, it could see the wheat getting overlooked in the chaff (think I’m using that metaphor correctly?).

I’d be curious to read more about this effect (something I don’t think I’ve heard of before). Can you point me resources / examples of this?

“In Hungary we have some examples of extreme right bands becoming mainstream because they’re on the top 40 chart. I mean, what’s more normal than being on the top 40?”

But which songs/bands? Are you saying its like a whole studio/record company pushing this?

“I have a stepson who sometimes sends videos and then I go down the rabbit hole to see who created them and it turns out it’s a far-right influencer.”

But which creators/influencers do we need to be on watch for?

“They’ve also started their own food delivery,” she said. “It’s just wild that you can be ordering food from the far right and not know.”

Do you mean the whole service is far-right? Can I get the names of services to avoid?

This article feels like it lacks substance. It seems to be saying “There’s bad guys out there. I’m not going to tell you who or where, but they’re there. Just trust me bro”. (In all fairness, they do point to tradwife influencers, but I assumed that was known).

That’s not to say that they haven’t actually found sources of right wing influence in each of these areas, but I was really hoping they’d bring the receipts on it.

I don’t suppose anyone here can point to examples of what they’re talking about with any of these? (Again, I’m aware of the tradwife stuff, so I’m good skipping that point).

Not doubting if this was bad, but wanted to see if they commented as to the scale of the problem sin e they just state “of some Americans” in headline (and they do!):

Kashtan and colleagues estimate that the average total residential long-term NO2 exposure across the U.S. is 24 percent lower for people with electric stoves, which do not emit NO2.
The average American’s exposure to NO2 exceeds the World Health Organization’s recommended levels. However, approximately 22 million Americans would fall below the WHO-recommended limit if they stopped cooking with gas or cut back their use of it, Kashtan said.

On the one hand, it sucks that sometimes really bad people who’ve done really bad things go free because of a seemingly minor technicality.

On the other, there’s a set process to help keep the law fair. Miranda rights and the need to voice them to suspects when they’re arrested exist because police will totally take advantage of arrestees, and because police have acted unethically towards ignorant people who don’t know what rights they retain when arrested.

I’m confident Luigi didn’t need a reminder of his rights when arrested, but if the cops really thought they were arresting the killer of that United Health CEO, then there’s no excuse for them not bringing their A-game with how high profile it was all bound to be. It’d be really embarrassing for them if they missed that tiny detail.

Edit: spelling/grammar

Huh, and these experts get paid? And I assume good money too, yeah?

Hell, I can make assessments like this! Where to I apply?

Which OS / app is this for?

So that says to me there was a worse economic downturn for farmers in mid 70’s.

I know there was a bunch of junk with oil at the time. Is that what the downturn was about or was there something else happening at that time to beat on farmers specifically? Any history buffs with the inside scoop care to share?

I’m out of practice with my physics so apologies if this is a n00b question, but:

I’m unclear what (rho V) is and how you converted to that from mass (m). Further unclear what (rho A d) refers to.

Can you explain / link to an explainer on this?

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Sounds like something I’d do.

Was thinking “was new pipe the right project to reference in that comment” and I don’t think it was.

Aren’t there already basically projects for this? Seems like there’s a local download leftover on a newpipe server when someone plays a video through it?

I know very little about this, but seems like if was a reason for “why running your own newpipe server could be troublesome”

Can’t wait to hear his response to this on the next podcast.

The real pain is going to be having those services split up so much.

Proton was really convenient for packaging those in a really convenient way.

Guess there’s a business opportunity here?

Commenting so I can come back to this because hell if I’m going to remember to check it if I just save the comment.

Thank you for your assistance on the matter.

#BigSame Friend.

I was looking at Tutanota for a bit. Guess I’m need to bust open that research again.

Wow, he couldn’t think of a single c based accusation to level at the Obama presidency?

Wasn’t Beck also one of the people who got super obsessed with Obama smoking crack or something in college?

Wasn’t that the narrative being pushed after that bug hurricane this past fall? That FEMA wasn’t passing resources to right wing counties?

Edit: “Trump also claimed without providing evidence on his social media platform, Truth Social, that the federal government and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper were “going out of their way to not help people in Republican areas”” –Hurricane Helene Wikipedia Article