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  • The size of Portugal compared to Spain

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  • They are completely different colors, however. 🤔

  • Is it still a furry if they are wearing a snake suit?

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  • Given the difficulty of building and wearing a snake suit, I would say it makes them especially furry.

  • Trump Insiders Now Frantically Briefing Against the President’s War Plans

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  • He loved to watch people burn, the way their skin blackened and blistered and melted off their bones. He burned lords he didn’t like, he burned Hands who disobeyed him. He burned anyone who was against him. Before long, half the country was against him. Aerys saw traitors everywhere.

  • restraint

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  • What’s the money even worth without my tater time? :(

  • Password

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  • There’s a major problem with this approach.

    If the number of users gets too big, it will take too long to search for each user’s password.

  • Yeah Why Are They

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  • Some quick searching reveals that this seems to be changing due to online discourse:

    How old were the minors trafficked in the Epstein-case

    The victims in the Jeffrey Epstein case were minors — overwhelmingly teenage girls — with reported ages spanning from early adolescence into the late teens; official federal court materials cite victims “as young as 14,” while civil complaints and news reports have claimed victims as young as 11, 13 and 16 in specific allegations

    4. How language, sealed deals and settlements shaped public understanding of victims’ ages

    Legal maneuvers — notably the secret 2008 non‑prosecution agreement and sealed filings — obscured the full record for years and limited public insight into precise victim counts and ages, contributing to variations in public reporting and the proliferation of civil claims when more documents were later unsealed [10]. Media guidance and public sensitivity also shaped descriptions: newsrooms corrected and cautioned against euphemisms like “underage women,” urging the terms “minors,” “girls” or “children” to reflect victims under 18 [12]. Settlements and redactions in civil litigation further complicate a single, authoritative age list [10].

    My guess is that adolescent teenagers are sometimes referred to as “young men” or “young women”, and are generally distinct from prepubescent children. Given the early and ongoing obfuscation of the evidence, perhaps it’s an over-correction by the media towards generalized language. Teenage sexuality also exists, although when an adult is involved it’s legally referred to as statutory rape. Generally, the especially heinous “child rape” or “child sexual abuse” is reserved for pre-adolescents.

    Here’s an interesting article detailing NPR’s editorial process after it used the controversial term “underage women”:

    By 5 a.m. the next morning, Sprunt's introduction had been reworked again, this time adding the inappropriate description of the victims. Marrapodi said the staff was trying to ensure that victims' voices are present whenever appropriate

    Marrapodi said several people were collaborating on the script and so he's not assigning responsibility to a single person.

    As NPR is a more a left-leaning, independently open, and sympathetic news organization, so I found it particularly interesting that they made this mistake. Someone on their review staff put the term back in during the editorial process and it makes me wonder, why would they?

  • Trump Bored to Sleep During Board of "Peace" (Genocide) Launch

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  • Why do we let people over retirement age be president?

  • Family of man, 21, shot dead by police at Mar-a-Lago express disbelief: ‘We are big Trump supporters, all of us’

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  • Constantly trying to make sense of MAGA rhetoric would drive me insane too.

  • for personal lore development

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  • The sex will get you attention, not so much the pregnancy.

  • Police arresting 1,000 paedophile suspects a month across UK

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    That's not lemonade

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  • Chauvinism aside, this would be a terrible time to vote for a third party, and by no means am I trying to present it as “morally superior”. You’re trying to fix a broken system, and I’m trying to keep it intact long enough to prevent it from exploding and killing even more people.

    After we get Trump out of office, we can start dismantling western chauvinism.

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  • I mean, I didn’t put her forth, I wanted Bernie. Everything got worse because she didn’t get elected. I guess she wasn’t that electable.

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  • The point is more to joke that the two party system sucks, but one side is “better”.

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  • Look, I don’t disagree, I just don’t have a decent opinion on how to repair a hundred years of US hegemonic abuse. I can only tell you that if we don’t put forth an electable democrat, it will get much worse for everyone.

    If you want to help fix my chauvinism, I need something other than laying the history of American foreign policy violence at my feet.

  • Gavin Newsom is much worse than you think

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  • At this point, I would vote for an upturned mop painted with lipstick for president.

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  • Yes they were, but it wasn’t as bad, which is sort of the whole point.

    Would you rather have hand-wringing neoliberals with some accountability, or hardcore right wing authoritarian nazi republicans with no accountability?

    One leads to a new holocaust in the US, the other leads back to the status quo. Take your pick.

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  • Ah well, if there’s no difference you can vote for the side building concentration camps in the US then I guess. I mean, the DHS is literally unfunded at the moment because democratic lawmakers are demanding ICE reform.

    Or, if you start your own party let me know, I’ll vote for ya. 😉

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  • Life is full of choosing the lesser of two evils.

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  • In reality, one of these sides is significantly closer to the edge of the pool, and much less slippery.

  • Videos @lemmy.world
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    The true story of Martin Heemeyer, and the Killdozer.

  • Memes @lemmy.ml
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    Snackcore vibes

  • World News @lemmy.world
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    Who is National Guard shooting suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal?

    www.cnn.com /2025/11/30/politics/dc-shooting-suspect-rahmanullah-lakanwal
  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    Lawmakers Want to Ban VPNs—And They Have No Idea What They're Doing

    www.eff.org /deeplinks/2025/11/lawmakers-want-ban-vpns-and-they-have-no-idea-what-theyre-doing
  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    Quantum Attacks on encryption will probably be feasible by 2030