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A good example of this is the stock portfolios that allow you to mimic Nancy Pelosi's investments. By seconding every decision she makes it directly boosts every stock she buys.

I'd just call it misguided.

Can't say I've ever thought about it as a cis male. It's pretty easy to come up with the best sounding derivative though. If you feel that this may be an important choice for you it may benefit you to explore further and perhaps talk to a therapist who has helped others with dysphoria.

It may also help to add that I've gone through phases of not liking my name. It's not a "normal" name and people very often mishear it as something else. Through this I've only ever considered other cis male centric names, also derivatives of my actual name.

Yes. NAND is also quite expensive and is the main difference between the two. Also for a 2230 size it's significantly more compact than a 2280, so you'll find bigger price differences on small form factor drives than large form factor.

I mean, if you've played everquest 1 I feel like you've already hit the lore duration jackpot. It's also more complex than most by far if you include classes that take a lot of skill to play well. Big difference between skilled and unskilled players for sure

Seeing unexpected gore has ruined my day before. It's not that hard to give a warning.

I think the admins have a lot of ways to approach it, the question is the applicability to the problem, which can quickly change as bots adjust their approach, whether it will affect regular users negatively, and how it herds scripts into patterns that are immediately recognizable when it doesn't fully work.

From the mod perspective I can certainly tell you it's an issue, however the risk of making a bad call on a new user exceeds the risk of letting one through, which will self delete anyways. It seems like an admin would need to solve it through any of a bunch of methods such as allowing posts to stay up past an account's deletion, restricting new users from posting, requiring a certain amount of community engagement first, figuring out their script to autoban, or some better solution I haven't thought of.

The only thing that keeps me going back to the browser on Lemmy is mod tools/logs and messages not properly being marked "read"

I think it's a great interface, but I do feel like if you compare it directly to reddit boost it could leave a little lacking, that speaks more towards reddit site issues being a disadvantage over API apps than anything about Boost for Lemmy though.

Doesn't adding means testing to programs like this add a lot of administrative burden and hidden cost for giving out cards, managing giant secure databases of a person's validity, renewals, data breach potential, etc?

It's a bit more complicated than that. People like him have traditionally played off of religion heavily while not being firm believers themselves. I think it stands to reason that the religion is a means to an end, which in Israel's case amplifies their main defense, which is, "If you don't like our ethnostate the you don't like Jews." Obviously ridiculous to most leftists, but liberals are more amenable to identity politics.

There are ways you could allow it to work, but straight out of the pack it probably would not. Also consider GPT partitions as a likelihood which weren't around. You'd also have to flip the bit ahead of time in diskpart to treat it as a hard drive without quick removal for xp to handle it correctly I believe.