Targeting civilians is a war crime, but Israel is not in need of financial assistance; they could redirect $180,000 from their genocide campaign without batting an eye.

Including transgender suicides fueled by their failure to protect transgender rights?

Not supporting violations of international law is a pretty good option.

Agreed; I was just disagreeing with the article’s implication that the U.S.'s involvement in Ukraine under Trump has been in any way beneficial.

Ukraine has been a forgotten war in the eyes of the U.S. ever since Trump became president; he doesn’t care about a conflict unless there’s something in it for him to gain.

Trump knowingly and willfully put their lives in danger.

Is a tock what you get after shorting a stock? /s

At least with Proton VPN, it seems that some VPN servers are blocked while others aren’t. Trying with one server worked, while another resulted in a 403 Forbidden error.

Seems like the solution is to just change VPN servers until you find one with an IP that isn’t blocked. Otherwise, the Torrentio configuration page shows the following message, and Torrentio itself can’t be used in Stremio:

If you use Torrentio with Stremio, Torrentio blocks VPNs, though I don’t know why a VPN block would be impacting one platform but not another.

We’ve known Trump is a liar since long before he ran for office, that’s not news.

Truth Social is not indie, and an indie Nazi is still a Nazi.

Of course they would, because U.S. security guarantees under Trump are meaningless, and such a peace deal would let Russia keep all the land and resources they’ve stolen from Ukraine.

Because it’s still officially called the Department of Defense; only Congress can rename it.

More broadly, it illustrates the administration’s use of illegal boat strikes and regime change as foreign policy tools.

Windows Central shouldn’t be parroting the U.S. government in mislabeling the Department of Defense.

People need homes, schools, hospitals, businesses, and infrastructure, not a football stadium.

I’m guessing they geoblock Europe to avoid needing to comply with the GDPR.

Important to note that he’s unfortunately still convicted under the national security law for 20 years.

Agreed; Discord is trying to lull people into a false sense of security as a means of convincing them to stay, in the same manner that Reddit gave limited API access to apps like RedReader to stem the tide of users leaving for platforms like Lemmy.

Beyond age verification, if Discord is scanning a user’s messaging history to determine what their age is, one can only imagine all the other data valuable to data brokers that they are extracting from it too.

“Too late” isn’t even relevant anyway, they’re still doing it, so everyone should still be leaving.