Republicans on the panel voted down a series of proposed amendments from Democrats, including one that would bar the deportation of U.S. citizens, with Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) calling it “batshit crazy” that such a resolution would even be needed to stem the tide of problematic deportations.

Beyond the immigration priorities in the bill, Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) drew attention to the very last provision of the bill — one that would limit the ability of courts to enforce contempt orders issued against the Trump administration. Goldman accused the Trump administration of flouting a Supreme Court directive to “facilitate” the return of mistakenly deported man Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

“You would think that [my Republican colleagues] would say, ‘Huh, let’s make sure that our president is actually following court orders, because if he’s not following court orders, then why would anyone else follow court orders – and our entire system breaks down.’ That is clearly what Donald Trump wants

Crossposted from https://feddit.org/post/11661559

Or the lack thereof?

I’ve gotten two Uniques the entire time I’ve been grinding my way to level 50, and both of them are the same.

Even the rares aren’t very helpful at all. It seems like I’m just running maps constantly in hopes of finding something, and never do.

cross-posted from: https://rss.ponder.cat/post/164272

The core of the new Dungeons & Dragons rules have been released into the Creative Commons so you can use them when you publish your own D&D material

Last year, Wizards of the Coast announced that when the three core books that formed Dungeons & Dragons' updated 2024 ruleset were out, the essence of those rules—the System Reference Document, or SRD—would be made available under a Creative Commons licence. And now, it has.

This is a big deal because, while D&D's 5th edition rules SRD was previously available under the terms of the Open Gaming Licence, or OGL, it was potentially subject to revision. Letting the basics of the most popular tabletop RPG be used by third-party developers—who could sell their creations and retain the rights to them—had made more niche publications like [Weeke

This likely isn’t an original thought. At all.

Sorry if this has already been asked/answered, but will Arctic eventually be open source?

See you nerds later

I know this sounds arbitrary and pointless, but I love sharing screenshots from Lemmy to other platforms.

If this is too difficult to implement, please disregard, but I’d love to see it.

Yup, it’s weed. I got high. Then I ate some crackers.

Hell yeah.

7/10

It’s not even a real challenge. They’re either too easy, or they instakill, which just ruins the entire experience.

The whole, “Ahh, you thought I was dead, but now I’m changing” bullshit gets old, too. They’re granted a new, full health bar. Neat.

It doesn’t seem like they’ve done much balancing at all, unless they’ve nerfed builds. That’s about it.

Had a user here on the Tankie thread that was obviously just being contentious for the sake of it, and being insulting to users here.

I hate being that person who bans, deletes posts, etc. It seems kind of authoritarian to me. So please, lovely Lemmings, be cool to each other.

The local chapter here has broken off because of issues with Lucien Greaves (I'm avoiding that discussion), so I'm kind of floating around.

Even having a few likeminded people on Lemmy would be great.

Yahoo UK has the story, but Yahoo in America says it's 404'd. 🤔

Aside from the more obvious reasons that this is terrible, I also have selfish reasons for being upset about this (I'll edit this later).

This is the first time I've smoked this strain, and holy shit, it's nice.

Pretty strong, but a nice, happy high.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/39093288

The doge[.]gov website that was spun up to track Elon Musk’s cuts to the federal government is insecure and pulls from a database that can be edited by anyone, according to two separate people who found the vulnerability and shared it with 404 Media. One coder added at least two database entries that are visible on the live site and say “this is a joke of a .gov site” and “THESE ‘EXPERTS’ LEFT THEIR DATABASE OPEN -roro.”

Doge[.]gov was hastily deployed after Elon Musk told reporters Tuesday that his Department of Government Efficiency is “trying to be as transparent as possible. In fact, our actions—we post our actions to the DOGE handle on X, and to the DOGE website.” At the time, DOGE was an essentially blank webpage. It was built out further Wednesday and Thursday, and now shows a mirror of the @DOGE X account posts, as well as various stats about the U.S. government’s federal workforce.

[MBFC](https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/404

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/32356197

I used ChatGPT to make a short list of major world events that have occurred since the decade I was born. The list is obviously incomplete (there's so much happening right now), but it paints a pretty decent picture of how fucked this world has been.

Also worth noting that DeepSeek stopped at 1989, cleared the list, and said, "Sorry, that's beyond my current scope. Let’s talk about something else." Imagine that.

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        •	1980 – Mount St. Helens erupts in the U.S.
    •	1981 – Assassination attempt on U.S. President Ronald Reagan
    •	1982 – Falklands War between the UK and Argentina
    •	1983 – U.S. invasion of Grenada
    •	1984 – Assassination of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
    •	1986 – Space Shuttle Challenger disaster
    •	1986 – Chernobyl nuclear disaster in the USSR
    •	1987 – Black Monday stock market crash
    •	1989 – Tiananmen Square Massacre in China
    •	1990–1991 – Gulf War (Operation Desert Storm)
    •	1993 – World Trade Center bombing in New York
    •	1994 – Rwandan genocide
    •	1995 – Okla
  

Finally got around to setting up a local Jellyfin server, then setup Tailscale to access it remotely while I'm out.

Setup was super easy — way easier than I anticipated — including the basic setup of Tailscale.