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BuckFigotstheThird @ AncientFutureNow @lemmy.world
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Windows 11 is now automatically enabling OneDrive folder backup without asking permission

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  • not if you break updates!

    • Boebert faces first election Tuesday since switching districts and the vaping scandal

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  • parental rights also means anti-trans, and anti-history.

    • Company Linked to Federal Execution Spree Says It Will No Longer Produce Key Drug

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  • "Conservative policy leaders have been calling for an escalation of federal executions if Donald Trump retakes the White House. [Trump] has [publicly] fantasized about expanding the list of crimes eligible for the death penalty and executing people who deal drugs [WITH DRUGS BOUGHT FROM PEOPLE WHO DEAL DRUGS]."

    • A lovely day in downtown Charleston, Illinois [OC]

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  • Ah, The Coles County Center for Oppression and Profits.

    • Minas Basin at Low Tide [OC]

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  • Was that a minus tide at Minas Basin or just a regular low tide?

    • Why Democrats think Biden’s problem is Biden

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  • is this a conservative psyop?

    • The Internet is becoming genuinely unusable without an ad blocker

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  • You're just now coming to this realization?

    Ever since download speeds have been able to support the bandwidth required for ads, ad-blockers have been a part of my daily life. I'm gonna guess that started in 2006?

    • Supreme Court rules gun 'bump stocks’ ban is unlawful

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  • I missed that part about bump stocks in the constitution.

    e: Could someone please point it out for me?

    • Music publishers accuse Spotify of 'bait-and-switch subscription scheme'

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  • fuuuuuuuuucccccckkkkkkkkkssssssspppppoooootttiiifffffffyyyyyyy

    • No, a Remote Amazon Tribe Did Not Get Addicted to Porn

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    • The number of hate groups in the U.S. has almost doubled in two years

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    • Bird flu detected in Houston-area wastewater

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  • I'm aware. Those super smart conservatives are lapping it up. These grifters have gotta own dairy stock or something.

    • Bird flu detected in Houston-area wastewater

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  • Turning Point USA announces; “Spread the word about the perks of Houston-area wastewater, like good-for-you bacteria and essential nutrients, that get lost in the Liberul treatment plant's processes!"

    • Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas out of Olympics after losing legal battle

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  • Lot of good choices for blocking and making your Lemmy experience less hateful. There are def some terfs and terf-adjacent types in here.

    • Chappell Roan was asked to perform at a White House Pride event. She said no.

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  • 1/3rd is standard fare.

    You should take a look at how close elections can be, how many people don't actually vote, and how many votes are cast to various 3rd party candidates that will never win.

    • Is Your Driving Being Secretly Scored?

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    • A Christian group teaches public school students during the school day. Their footprint is growing

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  • well, this is fucked.

    • L.A. County wants to cap rent hikes at 3%. Landlords say that would push them to sell

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  • Good.

    • Large chunk of Wyoming's Teton Pass road collapses; unclear how quickly it can be rebuilt

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  • One word.

    Bridge.

    • You heard #Adobe. Deep down you knew this was coming. Now all your art are belong to them. Time to move on to better things...

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  • Y'all dont block all the .exe files with your firewall? I been doing that for years. I anticipate being stuck with the near current version of Photoshop I have now. An update never occurs, but thats okay. Ive got windows update disconfigured and blocked, too.

    Ive found that originally, updates actually fixed problems, but it seems for the last few years, updates only benefit the company and not the user. They are either trying to reinvent the wheel, increase data mining, restricting access in the name of better services, to gear up towards changing to some bullshit form of a subscription service (again, to provide you better services! Better for them...)

    And, sometimes, updates just straight up break things. I've soured to allowing any updates when things are already working smoothly.