If they’re eating halal for reasons they dont seek to change (religious or otherwise) it can be extremely difficult to “cook at home” because you need to secure halal food sources, which if there aren’t even any restaurants with halal food, it may be extremely difficult to secure halal ingredients
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can’t have shit in detroit
I am going to make everyone suffer because I have to participate in society 😇
open source software is literally a form of leftism… lol
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A Boring Dystopia•The Fourth Circuit Says Border Agents Can Search Your Phone By Hand, No Suspicion RequiredEnglish
81·6 days agoBorder agents (otherwise known as ICE) have been dispersed across the country to terrorize protestors and voting booths. They harass anyone left of far right, and especially minorities. They have already moved hundreds of people to concentration camps, and there are murders in the double digits so far.
I appreciate the thought, however it is more likely I’d have to interact with one of these people than you think.
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A Boring Dystopia•The Fourth Circuit Says Border Agents Can Search Your Phone By Hand, No Suspicion RequiredEnglish
17·6 days agoThis is no help to people who live in the US and do not have the means to leave (myself)
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A Boring Dystopia•The Fourth Circuit Says Border Agents Can Search Your Phone By Hand, No Suspicion RequiredEnglish
32·6 days agoyeah well, I dont use a fingerprint unlock and I dont actually remember my password so. good luck.
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Femcel Memes@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Just like that one scene from The MummyEnglish
4·7 days agoRIP
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Privacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Mullvad on the Donation ControversyEnglish
1·7 days agoI havent heard about it, so if its true and u have a source or something I’d be interested to hear about it
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Android@lemdro.id•North Korea's Pixel 8 Pro clone packs 16GB of RAM despite RAMageddonEnglish
2·7 days agoYeah thats pretty much the gist of it
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Android@lemdro.id•North Korea's Pixel 8 Pro clone packs 16GB of RAM despite RAMageddonEnglish
1·7 days agohttps://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/27068-grapheneos-security-preview-releases
It should’ve asked you if you wanted to switch update channels a few months back.
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A Boring Dystopia•More Americans report shoplifting as inflation climbs, survey findsEnglish
11·7 days agoThe stores pay their employees a living wage and stop price gouging food.
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A Boring Dystopia•More Americans report shoplifting as inflation climbs, survey findsEnglish
16·7 days agoPeople will stop stealing food if they have reasonable access to food.
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A Boring Dystopia•More Americans report shoplifting as inflation climbs, survey findsEnglish
331·7 days agoThis is a common myth spread by capitalists. They use the excuse of “shrink” to justify 10xing prices, when in reality there was never more than a miniscule amount of that 10xs total value stolen.
If they want people to stop stealing, they need to provide a better product.
To quote one of the more tolerable capitalists "The easiest way to stop piracy is not by putting antipiracy technology to work. It’s by giving those people a service that’s better than what they’re receiving from the pirates.”
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Android@lemdro.id•North Korea's Pixel 8 Pro clone packs 16GB of RAM despite RAMageddonEnglish
2·8 days agoGoogle made changes to the AOSP release cycle last year. This change took AOSP from an open source project where every commit was visible, to more of a source available “here is a tar ball with squished commits so you can’t say we violated the license” once every 6 months sort of deal.
Due to those changes, AOSP forks are faced with 2 options. Stay fully FOSS, reverse engineer each tarball drop for figuring out what each new commit was for and adapting that into your codebase, or the Graphene approach of partnering with an OEM (Motorola) to gain access to embargoed AOSP code, and maintaining 2 codebases (Graphene FOSS, and the Graphene embargoed version).
Graphene is trying to maintain their security goals even if it means the end user can not completely compile the most secure version of their OS on their hardware.
Lineage, Calyx, and Lineage forks l4mg, /e/OS and iodeOS are (whether by choice or by the fact collaborating with an OEM is a difficult pain in the ass) taking the first route.
You can use GrapheneOS’s open source update channel, but you miss out on some security updates.
Ive always felt every android fork has its place, just the same way every linux distro does. They all serve a different purpose.
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Android@lemdro.id•North Korea's Pixel 8 Pro clone packs 16GB of RAM despite RAMageddonEnglish
2·8 days agoGraphene is only leading in security updates if you choose to run their closed source builds. Otherwise the difference in security updates between open source Graphene, Calyx and Lineage (can’t speak to other Roms, have no experience with them) is usually days.
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PurchaseWithPurpose•Amazon’s scheme to inflate prices everywhere uncoveredEnglish
2·8 days agoIve been to their stores and seen flock cameras. Flock Cameras all look the same. Flock owns the rights to all footage recorded by these cameras, and have been known to share the footage with ICE, regardless of the contract they sign with whatever organization
edit: also worth mentioning, even if there are other Costcos with a different ALPR system other than Flock, most ALPRs on the market for enterprise/localities are trying to be flock.
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Privacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Mullvad on the Donation ControversyEnglish
262·8 days agoi will be switching to ivpn due to this statement just being the equivalent of a wet sponge to a house fire





I have no idea. Wikipedia says
i don’t know enough about Islamic law to say whether or not are default halal. They could be. I dunno!