He was a refugee.
He is no longer.
In describing his history, you can absolutely include his status as a refugee.
curbstickle
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I'll just add....
We can go higher people! Increase that threat level! Why limit yourself to one all-time high? Go higher!
Apparently its not. I was curious and started looking it up:
Under international law and the principle of family unity, the children of refugees and their descendants are also considered refugees until a durable solution is found. As stated by the United Nations,this principle applies to all refugees and both UNRWA and UNHCR have recognized descendants as refugees on this basis.
https://www.unrwa.org/transfer-refugee-status-descendants-unique-unrwa-0
Its funny to me, and ive commented on it before, but the slop out there is all corporate AI (even down to power use, a common complaint I see that really doesnt apply to local llm). The appearance is due to the algos on social media as you mention.
The core issue is always the corporations creating the problems.
Ive started to plan a cyberdeck for fun, but also as a potential mobile device approach going forward. I've started getting my family into decentralized solutions by having my wife (aka my litmus test) use some clients for matrix, Lemmy, etc, and see what she likes. I plan to deploy for family and friends in the same way I do my media server - its here, I won't put this elsewhere, access to one thing is access to all things, here's some handy links!
So far, so good.
So to sum up - yeah I think when people see decentralized social media it reminds them of what friendster, MySpace, twitter, etc were before it went from 'new' to 'algorithmically sorted with suggestions you have no choice over'.
Edit: Just realized how ADHD this reply was, hope it comes across sensible.
I think you meant melanin btw
I'd say experiences is still a good answer, its what we ask for when it comes to the kids. They have tons of toys already, they don't need more, and I'm too particular about tech for my.kids for anyone to buy them tech (without it just getting returned).
We go to animal preserves, science centers, art museums, renaissance fairs, etc. Tickets only for the kids, its more like "pick an event/activity" than anything else I guess.
Sometimes we wait for family to visit so they can go too, sometimes we just take lots of pictures.
Aside from that....
- Rock tumblers are great, but loud, so talk with parents first.
- There are some great kits out there to learn to sew.
- There are electronics kits for kids that basically snap together in different arrangements for different circuits
- Marble kits (where you build different layouts) can be fun
- Terrariums with guides are always a good option IMO
- Magnet blocks are also really fun and can be reused a bunch
I suspect our voting options won't be at a voting booth, but with what I am now referring to as "alternative ballots".
VM time!
I have a windows VM to run some specific tools I need for work. Well, multiple, I have one particular tool that still is useful for certain projects that needs Windows 7 for example.
Not technically running on my desktop though. Ive got a proxmox host for it that I remote into from whatever to do what I need to.
Whoah, not good.
He's gotta press it down first so it makes a good seal
No one is safe from Paw Patrol!
Seriously though. Chase has fucking spy cameras and a spy drone. His car is armor plated.
The true story of Chase is going to come out that he's been kicked out of dozens of departments for police brutality and planting evidence, I fucking guarantee it.
Two kids under 8 will do that to you.
Especially when you run your own media server and curate carefully what is OK for them to watch.
Ive watched K Pop Demon Hunters so many times already. I know the lyrics. I know the lyrics better than my kids....
Its a good thing I liked it.
Paw Patrol? Not so much. But the movies are better than the shit show (which I don't have available for them, the mayor in the show is such a dick)
Apparently a real thing:
https://americanrounds.com/
Though it looks like none of them are in Target (I had a hard time believing that anyway, they had a 'no firearms' policy for a long time).
It looks like there are 7 of them throughout the US; a few in Kansas, 1 in Texas, one in Colorado, and 1 in Alabama.