No. It’s my hope that real people are smarter than this.

I don’t argue there is a complicated history. I don’t deny there are folks in the Israeli government that have small minded opinions. But to say there is no Arab representation in the Israeli government is false. To suggest that bigot views of one minister represents the position of the nation, or dictates it is misunderstanding the parliamentary government in Israel.

What I’m saying is that the Palestinians in Gaza have had an amazing opportunity to choose their own destiny. Israel pulled out without preconditions. Left the agricultural industry in place. There wasn’t a blockade until the people of Gaza chose Hamas, and Hamas chose to follow its charter of hate rather than build up its own population. The only reason the people of Gaza are in the locked down situation they’ve been in is simply because Hamas choose aggression and Israel needs to secure its people. Now Israel failed this past week and Hamas got an opportunity to execute its mission. And it has to the horror of even you, I’m sure.

This is the bed the people of Gaza made. Now they need to sleep in it. Sorry. That sucks. But you need to be held accountable for your decisions.

What’s you’re saying doesn’t even make sense.

Communities elect leaders. Gaza elected Hamas.

As for targeting civilians, Hamas for over 15 years has been indiscriminately firing rockets on civilian towns. Been there. Seen it first hand. Have you?

Israel has attacked Gaza, no doubt. But it warns in advance. Calls every resident. “Knocks” on the roof prior. Gives time for the civilians to leave. You know what Hamas does - tells them to stay. Makes them human shields.

It’s a choice the Palestinians in Gaza make. They should chose differently.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/what-is-hamas-what-to-know-about-its-origins-leaders-and-funding

Educate yourself. The answer is in the article. Spoiler: Yes, the Palestinians in Gaza elected Hamas as their leadership.

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“And we know what you’re thinking: would the second car have still hit her if it was being driven by a person? It’s a good question. Did being under AI control really make a difference? ”

No, what I was thinking was: would the first car have still hit her if it was being driven by AI?

For sure we know it wouldn’t have driven away like the person that hit her initially did.

The link in that sentence of the article has the versions for all the products. For your convenience: https://thehackernews.com/2023/09/apple-rushes-to-patch-3-new-zero-day.html

From the first sentence in the article it appears so: “The three zero-day flaws addressed by Apple on September 21, 2023, were leveraged as part of an iPhone exploit chain in an attempt to deliver a spyware strain called Predator targeting former Egyptian member of parliament Ahmed Eltantawy between May and September 2023.”

You’re welcome. Though as dhtseany@lemmy.ml and others suggest, better to move away from Chrome altogether if possible.

I would suspect this was the actions of an individual at a particular JCC.

First 2 lines of the article:

“A Florida JCC canceled a Jewish author’s talk because her book mentions slavery.

The JCC later issued a public apology and re-invited the author, Rachel Beanland…”

The article does go on to say that she did speak at other JCCs in Florida.

(Opinion) I don’t doubt media is affecting the brains of the older folks down in Florida that are ripe for the influence and are spending far too much time in front of Fox News and the like. But let’s not make this a blanket statement against Jews.

100% The far better option is not to use Chrome.

Good article, but for those concerned that don’t have time to read the whole this, here’s the important bit:

“you can switch this functionality off and on by visiting chrome://settings/adPrivacy and/or chrome://settings/privacySandbox – cut’n’paste these URLs into your address bar to jump straight to the controls”

I can see both sides to this, and bottom line it is tragic. And I worry about stupid drunk college kids making this kind of fatal mistake. Terrible.

Heard about it yesterday, deployed in a docker today - was a breeze! Beautiful application. Thanks!