Any improvements to the moderator tools?

Darn, a Musk article got through my anti Twitter, anti Musk Sync for Lemmy filter. Time to ass Neuralink to it.

Ifs been glorious weeks since I saw Musk on Lemmy.

My internet where I live is through cable and it’s terrible. Bad. Outtages all of the time. Down for days at times. So I switched to starlink. It’s fine. Works great EXCEPT WHEN IT RAINS HEAVILY.

Heavy rain blocks the signal. Elon Musk owns it.

Now, I have a t-mobile hotspot. It’s only $50 per month as opposed to the $110 for Starlink.

If you have no other decent option, Starlink is amazing. If you have other options, don’t give Musk your money.

Selfish people, ignoring signs and parking on the road caused this.

People need to deal with disappointment. I’d they couldn’t visit, they should have done something else.

Congratulations to India. Scientific progress of any country helps all of humanity.

Since she stopped caring for patients, there has been 1 death in 7 years. There were 6 in the year while she was on duty.

Hasn’t this been a problem for years? I seem to remember stories like this from 10 years ago, but for different reasons.

Cut the police force in half. Now they all get $44 an hour!

Police don’t solve crime, really. They mostly pull people over for speeding.

When the FBI seized several of his cell phones in April 2021 in a now-closed investigation, much of Giuliani’s electronic records were held on a database operated by a company called Trustpoint.One. But they were archived, and running searches on files the company held for more recent litigation isn’t cheap. Even  hosting his records with the company costs $20,000 a month, according to a recent court filing.

No sympathy at all to the drunk fool, but why is it so expensive?

Yeah, she has double thumbs and 1 and 2 extra fingers on each paw.

She grabs things like a monkey.

Musk is a horrible person, so anyone who likes a Tesla is wrong for liking the car.

Totally rational.

This, coming from a user base on Lemmy who is supposed to be the opposite of facist conservatives.

I don’t care about downvotes for giving my opinion, but so many people in this thread are intrenched in their beliefs as any MAGA fool.

Is there any recourse? The FL SC seems to be allowing this.

How can this be legal?

You can’t have a rational discussion about Tesla on lemmy. So many people are so sick of hearing about Musk that only those who REALLY hate him will click on an article about him. Those people can not separate the product from the vocal dirtbag that is its CEO.

It’s not worth even trying here.

Curious what quality issues you mean?

Lemmy is not a place to rationally discuss Tesla and Space-X.

I can not stand Musk at all, but if every other Auto CEO were as vocal as he is, we would hate them too.

Apple survived losing Jobs just fine. Tesla and Space-X would probably be even better without Musk.

Seriously. The only difference between Tesla and every other car company is that Musk is vocal.

If you think other CEOs aren’t just as big POSs as Musk, you’re delusional.

That’s a horrifying take.

To say it’s as simple as a jury deciding a person is no longer a person and we can then dispose of them? What about the innocent people who’ve been executed? An acceptable level of collateral damage, even when you admit capital punishment isn’t about punishment?

What about when a we decide a whole group of people aren’t people? That’s happened multiple times throughout history.

We all know by now the death penalty isn’t a deterrent.

When the government condones killing, it makes killing acceptable.

We should be aiming to make killing another person a reprehensible taboo and by allowing the death penalty we are actually condoning it.

Throw him in a supermax where he will be forgotten. Killing him let’s him off the hook.

I count 79 charges over 3 cases so far.

This makes 79 felony charges so far

Hush Money case for Stormy Daniel’s, a former Playboy model, and another woman

• 34 felony counts - Falsifying business records in the first degree

Classified Documents Case

• 32 felony counts of willful retention of national defense information in violation of the Espionage Act
• 6 felony counts of obstruction-related crimes
• 2 felony counts of false statements to the FBI
• 1 felony count attempted destruction of evidence

Attempted Coup (January 6th)

• 4 felony charges including conspiracy to defraud the United States and an attempt to obstruct an official proceeding