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  • So it will go to the Supreme Court and they will say everything is fine

    What is not clear to me is how it will get there…normally there is a case that is raised from state to federal court. But afaik a pardon is not a case, it’s just…a unilateral executive order of some kind (obviously ianal). If it were a federal conviction, obviously CO wouldn’t have any jurisdiction to refuse. But if this was a state matter, and there’s no “case” to escalate to SCOTUS, I’m not actually sure what happens next…maybe he tries sending in the national guard to enforce his order, and the state challenges it, and that goes all the way to SCOTUS?




  • Idk if I follow. I believe the default keybinds in hyprland allow you to switch between windows using super+J/K/L/;, and between workspaces using super+number. Hyprland, like all tiled window managers, are specifically designed to be used exclusively with a keyboard.

    Are you asking for something more like alt+tab on windows? Where it shows a little preview of all the windows? I think that’s kind of obviated by the concept of a tiled window manager.











  • I think you’re missing the forest for the trees. The criticism being made is that no matter which way you look at it, crimes have been committed:

    • if we accept the narrative that the US is at war with drug traffickers AND that’s who these people are: then the double-tap is a war crime
    • else: it was murder to begin with

    The Pentagon knows this. They are now trying to shift all the blame onto a specific Admiral, trying to make it look like he acted of his own accord, trying to retain plausible deniability. This article in particular is attempting to shift it back, to show that the official messaging from the Pentagon has always been encouraging war crimes, and that even if we take everything this administration has said at face value, they’re still culpable by their own standards.