I hope it gets through to the higher ups of the Canadian military that the choice of hardware alternatives to the US is and has been more than just political.

It’s like Microsoft Office (now Slopilot) vs. Libre or any other FOSS office suite. Do you really want the “best” product if the USA can just take it away from you on a whim?

feddit.nl can make a netherlandsEnglish community, Engels or something like that and invite people over.

!theNetherlands@feddit.nl is the Dutch-language community.

Hopefully the EU will realize: now is the time to do all the things to protect Europeans they wanted to do but haven’t because of the threat of US tariffs, because he’s planning to do them anyway over other stupid reasons.

Basically ICE’s digital colour pantone. It sure does make their job at being racist easier.

Ok, then hand over the investigation to a state’s bureau that will.

But when I landed in Minneapolis on Monday and saw the size, scope and lawlessness of the federal onslaught unfolding here, I understood that Good’s killing was emblematic of its true mission: to stage a spectacle of cruelty upon a city that stands in stark defiance of Trump’s dark vision of America.

Honestly, I’m so proud of the ordinary Minnesotans standing up and fighting back in response to this spectacle. This is what the resistance looks like, and it will only grow the longer Trump continues this.

Buddy you have a FIFA peace prize and Machado’s medal to suck on. Someone needs to change the toddler president’s nappies.

Start with Minnesota, this Friday. Just like ICE’s invasion and occupation, start targeted and then spread.

I grew up in that city, this project deserves every bit of criticism, but as Jason points out some of it is fixable, some of it is not without fundamentally overhauling the design. I think enough can be done to at least make it bearable, but they really need to address that 25km/h through intersections thing, especially in the hwy 400 segment.

Microsoft -> Microslop

Satya Nadella -> Slopya Nutella

Copilot -> Slopilot

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It’s not any more sus than running any FOSS project binaries obtained from github. And OP wants to test a bunch of live environments, so that’s not really a security-critical environment.

I’d suggest it’s collective laziness over any even potentially malicious intent. The author listed about the 180 blobs they are aware of, the vast majority from FOSS projects.

The Ontario government really put the L in LRT here, this project deserves a lot of ripping into, but there is a lot that can and should be fixed with it.

Not any particular meaning, it’s just a tough position to hold with my hand

Try 717, (or just 13 in your right hand)

12am on the west coast is a lot more German and Dutch on my Lemmy Hot feed, it’s the only time in the day I get a moment of peace from Trump’s stupidity.

Gov. Walz should get the National Guard to protect Minnesotans and enforce any violations, start arresting ICE officers that infringe people’s rights if they haven’t presented a valid enforcement target (hence not acting within the scope of their immigration enforcement duties).

I really hope they are used to support enforcement the federal court’s injunction against Metro Surge-involved ICE agents infringing on Minnesotans’ constitutional rights.

If they keep doing this kind of stuff starting Monday they’ll breaking this court injunction

CASA are an immigrants rights group that have lawyers that represent them. AARP are a retired persons’ advocacy group.

How they are used here are to name the cases of two specific decisions the Supreme Court made, so the Plaintiff(s) and/or Defendant(s)’ names are just used as a shorthand reference to it. Both cases are related to the immigration effort.

In AARP, the Supreme Court said better due process needed to be afforded and the government is enjoined from removing detainees under the Alien Enemies Act without due process and sufficient notice.

In CASA, the Supreme Court basically wants to prevent lower courts from stopping the government from removing detainees too broadly. This is despite they themselves found a month earlier that they needed to put to a stop the administration’s violations of due process.