Fortunately, this is easy enough to verify. Here is an archive of the article prior to your original post:

Updated 10:39 AM CDT, June 2, 2025

The attack occurred as people with a volunteer group called Run For Their Lives was concluding their weekly demonstration to raise visibility for the hostages who remain in Gaza.

You didn’t read it. Don’t blame me for your irresponsible behavior.

None of these articles have named the group…

Incorrect. The group is called Run For Their Lives, and has been named in almost every article I’ve read, including the one posted here.

Posting conspiracy theories about unrelated organizations doesn’t excuse the fact that this march was focused only on bringing attention to people who are, in fact, suffering. Never mind that many of the hostage families have publicly opposed the draconian methods of Netanyahu’s government.

Attacking Jews in Colorado does not help to free Palestine. Searching for some fault in the victims of a firebombing is sick.

There are some striking studies about how use of LLMs impacts cognition. You’re not wrong.

I switched to Thunderbird about a year and a half ago.

Last week I had to help a coworker with their Outlook and holy shit is it so much worse than when I dropped it. There is so much AI garbage in every little thing and bad design getting in the way of just sending and receiving emails.

Same thing for the other office products

Probably because someone firebombed a pedestrian mall. That’s the kind of thing that they tend to investigate.

literally no evidence Iran is trying to obtain nuclear weapons

Either incredibly uninformed or abject misinformation:

No ‘credible civilian’ purpose for Iran uranium France 24, 2024

UN report: Uranium particles enriched to 83.7% found in Iran - “Iran has been producing uranium enriched to 60% purity — a level for which nonproliferation experts already say Tehran has no civilian use.” AP, 2023

IAEA Report - “While some of the activities identified in the Annex have civilian as well as military applications, others are specific to nuclear weapons.” 2011

The people who would be most harmed by a nuclear armed Iranian regime are the Iranian people.

This is what Iran looked like before the ayatollahs took over. Successfully removing a nuclear-armed, religious-fundamentalist government is orders of magnitude more difficult for the people. The whole world will suffer, but no one more than the people of Iran themselves.

The caveat is that the work hours can be made up with approved volunteer hours - not that unpaid labor is much consolation for those who are unable to work or must have limited hours for their health.

Likely, they cruelty is the point. My heart goes out to you.

Debatable whether it is more dangerous to be an US civilian in Venezuela or a Venezuelan civilian in the US.

Second this - so far it has cost me money, but as I am able to cancel more subscription services, the savings will add up.

This is available as old.lemmy.world

Truly chilling.

This bill cuts most of the money from Medicaid, after already eliminating Title X. People will die. But it will mostly be young, poor, women, so I guess that’s the point.

Re tailscale: not sure if it is a technical issue or not, but my wife found it helpful when I added a toggle to the Quick Settings menu, which shows when it is running and can restart it with one tap.

I ended up spinning up audiobookshelf. It’s fine for audiobooks, and I immediately installed Lissen (alongside ABS) and it is clearly preferable to me.

Lissen does not recognize ebooks at all, and I also didn’t have success with the comic book I tested on the ABS client, so I may try another service for those. For now audiobooks are the higher priority and I am very happy with those. Thanks for the input - I really appreciate it.

16th Century Alehemists Hate this One Weird Trick!

Thanks, this is really helpful! Do you use the same app for both? Is it the abs client or something else?

I don’t think you’re who they’re targeting - at least not with this.

This is targeting the large portion of the population that may have difficulty obtaining identification through a somewhat arduous process.

• Anyone who is not a citizen, even with proper documentation of residency.
• Anyone without a secure way to store documents long term. Not everybody has access to birth certificate and Social Security information. Someone in an abusive relationship, for example.
• Anyone without permanent housing.
• Anyone with insecure or unusual housing - they require current utility bills in an individual’s name. Think of a large family of 10 or 12 people. How would they each separately provide two proofs of address?
• Anyone with limited English language skill, including native speakers with poor education.

Thanks - fixed!

btw, I love the “add custom thumbnail” feature on Tesseract for stories that don’t automatically populate. It helps if I paste it into the right field though!

Looks very cool! I don’t know that I have the resources for it on my little homelab but good to keep it in mind in the future.