The FBI routinely conspires to protect powerful people. That's what it's for.
This doesn't get much traction because everyone already knows that the FBI does this. Look at pretty much any previous FBI case connected to politics.
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Rich Puchalsky ⩜⃝
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“For an explanation of why we do all this see xkcd 1024”Isn't the purpose of all FOSS to carve out something that only you understand, for nerd pride?
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This guy named Ben Palmer made an "Immigration tip line" and people call it thinking he's ICE.I listened to the first half of this, and the caller used school resources to look up the ethnicities of the child's parents so she could report them. Don't report any data to school!
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They should make cat treats that humans can eat tooI really do not want to buy something that has me competing with my cats for food. Just a bad vibe
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Wanted: Advice from CS teachers"The error message *tries* to help you": the error message was written by people who had no interest in helping you
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@beaveinflowFor a true idea of how it goes here, #asstodon not only does not mean human asses, there have also been two academic papers written about that
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The #Mastodon vs #Bluesky comparisons that focus on protocol comparisons or ease-of-use in various ways (Mastodon's server choice, Bluesky's until-just-now ridiculous bookmark pins) are valuable but don't get at the basic reason why Bluesky is Bluesky.The #Mastodon vs #Bluesky comparisons that focus on protocol comparisons or ease-of-use in various ways (Mastodon's server choice, Bluesky's until-just-now ridiculous bookmark pins) are valuable but don't get at the basic reason why Bluesky is Bluesky. Which is that it carefully attracted everyone who didn't want to be on Twitter but who was primarily motivated by Internet clout a.k.a. "reach".