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For a while it was Elite Dangerous. Reached triple Elite, then eventually Odyssey drops and I stopped playing. After Elite was Baldurs Gate 3. Bg3 was the fastest 1000+ hours I’ve ever dropped in a video game

This is in Meadville, PA for any wondering.

Relevant Article: https://www.erienewsnow.com/story/52918038/video-shows-alleged-violent-confrontation-involving-meadville-police-officers

Why would they deserve this?

that moth has some long legs damn

I’ve only seen one other hat as touching as this one.

https://shirtz.cool/collections/hats/products/the-fishing-cap

Yeah the closest to listing off affected services was this:

The information contained, the researchers stated, open the door to “pretty much any online service imaginable, from Apple, Facebook, and Google, to GitHub, Telegram, and various government services.”

Which doesn’t say very much :s. If you don’t use any of these big online services and use a locally managed password manager I’d wager you’re fine.

Melania is what turns people orange. You’re thinking of mitochondria

Where in the article does it say Harvard was discriminating?

And that claim is based on what? Anecdotes?

I’m sorry, but I believe employment should be merit based only.

Maybe the problem lies with your interpretation? Inclusion means to include a thing. You can still hire based on merit while being inclusive. The whole point of DEI is to make sure a company isn’t missing out a massive talent pool because they’re focusing on a singular demographic.

But it’s explicitly not discrimination. It’s inclusion. Meaning “in addition to”. No one is left out by it lol.

The fact that DEI sounds good in theory but in practice it’s just systematic discrimination. Similar to Affirmative Action

Can you elaborate on this? I’ve known DEI policies and Affirmative Action to be commonly confused with each other, but distinctly different.

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what’s the egg for?

Can I order in bulk?

Leopards eating French faces?

Both of those can be true

If you hard. Then you hard.

Simple yet powerful

4 (kbin.social, kbin.run, kbin.earth, fedia.io) originally. 2 have closed already (kbin.social, kbin.run) which just leaves Kbin.earth and fedia.io

I agree that a standard should be applied outside of one particular context, but it seems a lot like Whataboutism if we start bringing up unrelated contexts without directly addressing the topic at hand.